TPS first aid kit can be made according to your own demand

We have some commen contents as follows:-Most of the items we have got ISO13485/CE MDR/FDA certifications

1x adhesive plaster roll 5 m x 2.5 cm (DIN 13019)
6x fingertip bandage 12 x 2 cm
6x finger bandage 12 x 2 cm
6x waterproof plaster strip 7.2 x 1.9 cm
12x waterproof plaster strip 7.2 x 2.5 cm
12x non-woven wound plaster 10 x 6
1x sterile dressing pack K 6 x 8 cm (DIN 13151-K)
3x sterile dressing pack M 8 x 10 cm (DIN 13151-M)
1x sterile dressing pack G 10 x 12 cm (DIN 13151-G)
1x dressing 60 x 80 cm (DIN 13152-A)
2x elastic bandage FB 6; 6 cm x 4 m (DIN 61634)
2x elastic bandage FB 8; 8 cm x 4 m (DIN 61634)
1x rescue blanket 160 x 210 cm
2x eye compress 5 x 7 cm
6x sterile wound compress 10 x 10 cm
2x triangular cloth 96 x 96 x 136 cm (DIN 13168-D)
1x instant cold compress
5x non-woven cloth 20 x 30 cm
1x pair of scissors (DIN 58279-B)
4x disposable gloves (DIN EN455-1)
2x wet wipes for intact skin
2x face mask type I (DIN EN 14683)
1x table of contents and first aid booklet
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Contents of a Standard First Aid Kit

A well-stocked first aid kit is essential for dealing with common injuries and accidents effectively. Having the right supplies can make a critical difference in an emergency. Here are the key items you should find in a standard first aid kit:

1. Bandages and Gauze: These are crucial for covering and protecting wounds to prevent infection. Include adhesive bandages in various sizes, sterile gauze pads, and adhesive tape.

2. Antiseptic Wipes and Creams: Use these to clean wounds before dressing them. Antiseptic wipes ensure that the area is free from harmful bacteria.

3. Scissors and Tweezers: Scissors help cut bandages to size, while tweezers are ideal for removing debris from a wound.

4. Instant Cold Packs: These reduce swelling and relieve pain from sprains or bruises.

5. Gloves and Masks: Disposable gloves protect both the caregiver and the injured person from infection. Masks help ensure safety if there’s a risk of spreading germs.

6. CPR Face Shield: This provides a barrier if CPR is necessary, maintaining hygiene during resuscitation.

7. Thermometer: Digital thermometers are important for checking body temperature if someone feels unwell.

8. Pain Relievers: Include basic pain relief medication like aspirin or ibuprofen.

9. Medical Guide: A simple first aid reference guide or manual provides quick instructions for common medical situations.

Ensure that your first aid kit is easily accessible and that everyone knows where it’s located. Regular checks to replenish items you’ve used maintain the kit’s readiness for any situation.

Key Steps for Using First Aid Kits in Emergencies

When emergencies arise, knowing how to use a first aid kit effectively can be lifesaving. Here are some key steps to follow when using a first aid kit:

1. Stay Calm and Assess the Situation: Take a deep breath and quickly evaluate what has happened. Determine the severity of the injury or illness and whether you need professional medical help.

2. Protect Yourself: Use gloves and masks when necessary to protect yourself from bloodborne pathogens and other risks.

3. Provide Immediate Care: Based on your assessment, decide which supplies from the first aid kit are needed first. For bleeding, use dressings and apply pressure to stop the flow of blood. For burns, apply a cool, damp cloth.

4. Communicate Clearly: Talk to the injured person calmly. Explain what you’re doing to keep them at ease. If others are present, ask for helpers to call emergency services or provide support.

5. Follow Instructions: Use the first aid guide or manual for clear steps on treating specific injuries or illnesses if you’re unsure about what to do next.

6. Monitor the Situation: Keep an eye on the injured person’s condition, looking out for signs of improvement or worsening symptoms. Be ready to provide additional care as needed.

7. Contact Emergency Services: If the injury is severe, call for professional medical help. Provide as much information as possible to emergency responders when they arrive.

By following these steps, you can efficiently use the first aid kit in emergencies, helping someone stabilize until professional help arrives. Being prepared and knowledgeable about first aid can make a significant impact when it matters most.