Rizal Rescue Team Inc.

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Rizal Rescue Team Inc. Elite

Disclaimer: These information is not intended as a substitute for professional medical advice, emergency treatment or formal first-aid training. Don't use this information to diagnose or develop a treatment plan for a health problem or disease without consulting a qualified health care provider. Under no conditions, we are not responsible regarding the consequences to the use of the information herein. If you're in a life-threatening or emergency medical situation, seek medical assistance immediately.

Emergency First Aid Kit Checklist
# cold remedies
# allergy relief
# antacids
# stomach relief (Pepto Bismol)
# diarrhea relief
# laxatives
# Aspirin (12-24 tablets)
# Ibuprofen/Advil (12-24 tablets)
# Instant cold packs (2-4)
# Anti-microbial soap (1)
# Scalpels
# Sterile sutures, in several sizes
# Instant hot packs
# Instant cold packs
# Sponges
# Cotton balls
# Burn treatments
# Splint materials
# Cold remedies
# Rubbing alcohol for sterilization
# Hydrogen peroxide to wash and disinfect wounds
# Betadine
# Scissors
# Forceps
# 4x4 sterile bandages (12-24)
# 8x8 sterile bandages (6-12)
# sterile roll bandages, 2" and 4" widths (1-2 each)

Basic First Aid Kit Checklist
• Tweezers
• Scissors
• Tape
• Bandages
• Painkillers
• Thermometer
• Disposable gloves
• Antihistamine tablets
• An antiseptic cream
• A packet of safety pins
• Triangle shaped bandages
• Sterile eye dressing – at least 2
• Plasters in a variety of shapes and sizes
• A cream that can be applied on skin rash
• A spray or cream to relieve insect bites
• Nasal or decongestant spray
• Distilled water which can be used as an eye bath and for cleaning wounds.

# rolled gauze (1 roll each of 1", 2" and 3" widths)
# 1 inch adhesive bandages (large box)
# Large adhesive bandages (1 box)
# Butterfly bandages or sterile strips (1 box)
# 1/2 inch and 1 inch rolls of adhesive tape (1-2 of each)
# 3-6 large triangular bandages (36" x 36" x 50")
# Special bandages, such as conforming, trauma and field dressings

Case List (WARNING!May contain gross images.)

Basic First Aid - For Home

A Abdominal Pain Allergic Reaction Ankle Fracture Asthma Attack	F Fainting Food Poisoning Frostbite	K Knee Dislocation	P Plant Allergy Puncture Wound	U no case available yet
B Bleeding Broken Bones Burns	G Gastroenteritis	L Lightning Strike Low Blood Sugar	Q no case available yet	V Vomiting (Nausea)
C Choking CPR	H Heart Attack Heat Stroke Hypothermia	M Migrane Muscle Sprain	R Rabies Rescue Breathing Ruptured Tendon	W Wrist Injury
D Drowning	I Ingrown Toenails Insulin Reaction	N Nose Bleeds	S Seizures Snake Bite Sprains Stroke	X no case available yet
E Elbow Dislocation Electric Shock Epilepsy	J Jellyfish Stings	O no case available yet	T Tetanus	Y-Z no case available yet

Stay Safe! Make sure the victim is in a safe location.
Don't get hurt the same way.
Follow universal precautions and wear personal protective equipment if you have it.
** Excerpts From **
http://firstaid.about.com - http://www.pep-c.org/basickit - http://firstaid.webmd.com
Other Graphic Materials - From Various Sites.