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 Re: Need Trauma Kit Recommendations
[Re: DCmac]
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04/19/21 09:30 PM
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A friend who was a paramedic gave me a good kit. Disposable sutures and thread, disposable scalpels, gloves, hypo needles, lidocaine, multiple bandages, antiseptic and a few other goodies. Fairly small kit. He did it after I got a set of treble hooks in the tendon at the back of my neck and they had to cut them out.
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Re: Need Trauma Kit Recommendations
[Re: DCmac]
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04/19/21 09:36 PM
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Trauma kits run from $50 to $2500 + Good luck
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Re: Need Trauma Kit Recommendations
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04/20/21 12:27 AM
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junk baits
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I'd actually like to get something like this to have at the hunting lease. I always carry a first aid kit, but an accident at the deer camp is likely to require something more than some burn ointment and a band-aid. Advil for the hangover is all you should need at a deer lease I would add Blow Up Doll if you get trapped for many days.
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Re: Need Trauma Kit Recommendations
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04/20/21 01:41 AM
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lakeforkfisherman
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I carry a Glock for trauma.
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Re: Need Trauma Kit Recommendations
[Re: DCmac]
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04/20/21 02:23 AM
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One might do better building their own kit and start by asking what they would want to treat. Basics would be multiple pairs of gloves, an bunch of gauze both 4x4 and rolls. Multiple Quick Clot packs and multiple Israeli bandages. Bandage shears and several hemostats , al least 8" ones but preferably a 10" pair. Lots of bandage tape. Several quality tourniquets would be good.
Also taking a trauma course or 2 wouldn't hurt. I know even as an ICU nurse I carried a TNCC certification for at least the last 12 years of my practice.
Advice? Wise men don't need it. Fools won't heed it.
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Re: Need Trauma Kit Recommendations
[Re: DCmac]
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04/20/21 03:23 AM
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Looking for professional recommendations from EMT, nurse, doctor, etc, for what pre-made trauma kit would be most useful for RN daughter to travel with if she just happens to be in the (right or wrong) place at the (right or wrong) time.
Please be as precise/exact as you can be. Include website if you can.
Tell her to protect her license and only do BLS, anything else is practicing medicine without a license. I hate to be negative but we live in a lawsuit world and the BON is pretty clear on this and Good Samaritan laws only go so far.
Last edited by TR176; 04/20/21 03:24 AM.
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Re: Need Trauma Kit Recommendations
[Re: DCmac]
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04/20/21 04:29 AM
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there are alot of decent BLS kits on amazon as well. Throw in a few quick clots and tourniquets in as well. But as it was stated before, that could bring some serious liability issues into play nowadays.
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Re: Need Trauma Kit Recommendations
[Re: DCmac]
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04/20/21 11:24 AM
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Iv stuff, tourniquet , and quick clot. I'm a medic and thats what I have
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