What do professional first aid kits contain

Expert: Shang Yong, Deputy Director of the Orthopedics Department of the Air Force General Hospital

The first aid kit includes various rescue items that people need to use in case of an unexpected situation. The items in the army's first-aid kit include triangular bandages, self-adhesive elastic bandages, chest sealing patches, portable roll splints, gauze patches, surgical blades, medical hemostatic clamps, scissors, safety pin, medical gloves, trachea puncture needles, mouth to mouth breathing cotton towels, polyketone iodine cotton sticks (with their own disinfectant), alcohol disinfection tablets, cooling patch bags, tourniquet strips, first-aid blankets, flashlights, band aids, etc.

The emergency kit is pressure resistant and waterproof, making it easy to carry. The "Blood Shield" quick acting hemostatic powder inside is the latest hemostatic tool, which can stop massive arterial and venous bleeding in an average of 30 seconds. Whether it's officers and soldiers going out for training or living at home, unexpected situations can happen at any time. Before the arrival of rescue personnel, immediate bandage and hemostasis can minimize the mortality rate of severely injured individuals.