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Thread: The Scorpion
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Old 12-20-2007, 06:21 PM   #499 (permalink)
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Re: Meet the Scorpion (Uphill's Build-Up)

As a medic in the army I would like to add a few things to your list. Too Easy to add. Heck I would even be willing to send you em. My suggestions are added into your list in Red.


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Aspirin Tablets(chewable)/Tylenol gel caps
Lomotil
Benadryl
1/8th of pure vodka
Lidocane 4%
Triple Antibiotic Ointment Packs
Antiseptic Cleansing Wipes
Hydrocortisone Cream Packs, 1%, 0.9 gm
Hand Sanitizer Packs
SAM Splints/Casts
SAM Finger Casts
Metal Finger Splints
Large Conforming Splints
5" x 9" Trauma Pads
4" x 4" Gauze Dressing Pads
3" x 3" Gauze Dressing Pads
4" Conforming Gauze Roll Bandage
3" Conforming Gauze Roll Bandage
1" x 10 yd. First Aid Tape Roll
3M heavy elastic tape (for wrapping breaks) 4" x 10 yd.
Instant Cold Compresses
Triangular Sling/Bandages (safety pins included)
3/4" x 3" Adhesive Plastic Bandages
1" x 3" Adhesive Plastic Bandages
2" x 4" Elbow and Knee Plastic Bandages
3/8" x 1-1/2" Junior Adhesive Plastic Bandages
1-1/2" x 1-1/2" Patch Plastic Bandages
Knuckle Fabric Bandages
Fingertip Fabric Bandages
Thermometers (one time use)
Tweezers
Scissors
Sterile needles
Latex-Free Exam Quality Gloves
Bag/Mask
QuickClot

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Added by you Occlusive dressing for sucking chest wounds:

Benzoin Tincture- to use for above dressing. When the bleeding is there the asherman chest seal does not want to stick.

Kerlex great for wrapping sam splints, ice packs, pressure dressings for gauze.

Nasal Pharyngal- This would be a great addition to your airway along with a tube of steri-lube. I would not suggest to everyone yet I am sure you have a good bit of medical training. Can use with patient unconsciousness or awake without the gag reflex. (there are some limitation on when to use during maxillofacial injuries.)

14 gauge needle in case of a tension pneumothorax (Collapsed Lung) again not for everyone yet again you should have enough knowledge to use this.

I would also add a CAT Tourniquet never know what could happen miles away from nowhere and could definitely save someone's life.

Mole skin

Space Blanket or a Woobie (I recommend the Kifaru)

Rehydration salts

Steri-strips good for cuts that need stitches.

I would also add the book Wilderness Medicine.

That is about all I can think o off the top of my head. I have a bag that stays with me with all my trauma stuff and field surgical when I am out. I am going to refine a kit for the F and will come p with a complete list I would like to talk to a couple of the manufactures out there that make bags for the FJ and put together some type of kit for everyone else. PM me I would be happy to send you a few of these items.
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