FIRST AID. VARIOUS FIRST AID KITS, ALL OF WHICH WOULD BE SUITABLE FOR AN EXPEDITION.

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FIRST AID

VARIOUS FIRST AID KITS, ALL OF WHICH WOULD BE SUITABLE FOR AN EXPEDITION

DofE RECOMMENDED FIRST AID KIT, AS AVAILABLE FROM INTERAXION

FIRST AID KIT AND CONTENTS

SCISSORS CLEANING WIPES THERMOMETER TWEEZERS SAFETY PINS LOW ADHERENT DRESSINGS LATEX GLOVES WOUND DRESSINGS PLASTER TAPE TRIANGULAR BANDAGE SWABS STERILISED WATER ADHESIVE DRESSING STRIP CREPE BANDAGE STERILE PLASTERS WOUND CLOSURES BURN GEL

TRIANGULAR BANDAGE

CREATING A SLING SHORT POINT TO ELBOW ONE LONG POINT OVER ONE SHOULDER OTHER LONG POINT OVER OTHER SHOULDER

SECURE LONG POINTS BEHIND NECK TIGHTLY TO SUPPORT ARM

FOLD IN ANY EXCESS MATERIAL AT ELBOW AND ADJUST FOR COMFORT

FOLDING TRIANGULAR BANDAGE TO SECURE DRESSINGS

THE WOUND

APPLYING DRESSING TO THE WOUND

SECURING THE DRESSING WITH THE FOLDED TRIANGULAR BANDAGE POSITION THE KNOT OVER THE WOUND TO ADD COMPRESSION TO STOP BLEEDING

USING CREPE BANDAGE TO SECURE DRESSING

SECURING DRESSING WITH CREPE BANDAGE SECURE LOOSE END WITH TAPE, SAFETY PIN OR CLIP

USING CREPE BANDAGE TO SUPPORT ANKLE INJURY

USING WOVEN SUPPORT (OR CREPE) BANDAGE ON WRIST

USING WOVEN BANDAGE (OR CREPE) TO SUPPORT ELBOW