Public Access Trauma (PAcT) First Aid Kit - AuraPoint Bleed Control - Technician

Public Access Trauma (PAcT) First Aid Kit - AuraPoint Bleed Control - TechnicianKit Includes: 1x AuraPoint First Aid Panel Empty 1x Bleed Control Label For AuraPoint Public Access Trauma (PAcT) First Aid Kit Technician Bag 1x CODE RED Technician Green Bag 4x Religlove Nitrile Examination Gloves Large Pair 2x Disposable Safety Spectacles 1x ProteQt Face Mask Non Woven with Loops Pack of 2 Single Masks 2x Universal shears small 6" 4x TraumaFix Dressing Sterile Including Pressure Pad 15cm x 18cm 2x Calico triangular bandage 90 x

Kit Includes:

• 1x AuraPoint - First Aid Panel - Empty
  
• 1x Bleed Control Label- For AuraPoint
        Public Access Trauma (PAcT) First Aid Kit - Technician Bag
  
• 1x CODE RED Technician Green Bag
  
• 4x Religlove - Nitrile Examination Gloves - Large - Pair
  
• 2x Disposable Safety Spectacles
  
• 1x ProteQt Face Mask Non Woven with Loops - Pack of 2 Single Masks
  
• 2x Universal shears small 6"
  
• 4x TraumaFix Dressing Sterile Including Pressure Pad 15cm x 18cm
  
• 2x Calico triangular bandage 90 x 127cm
  
• 2x CODE RED Emergency Tourniquet
  
• 2x Rebreath mouth to mouth resuscitation device with valve
  
• 1x Bleed Control Guidance Leaflet
  
• 1x CODE RED Velcro Snap Patch - Bleed Control
  

Major injuries are a CODE RED emergency.

Every venue where people gather needs a PAcT kit. PAcT first Aid Kits kits were created by counter terrorism police and trauma specialists to help save lives in public places such as concert venues, sports grounds and public transport hubs.

PAcT kits include equipment specially designed to treat major wounds and quickly stop blood loss. The contents were developed in response to national terrorist attacks (including the 2017 Manchester Arena attack) where multiple casualties suffered catastrophic injuries but insufficient equipment was available to stabilise their wounds. PAcT kits are designed for members of the public to access and use quickly and safely by members of the public before Emergency services arrive.