New First Responce Bag

[AusMedic1990]

Hi all today I received a email informing me that we may be getting a new first response bag to be used when responding to a patient when minimal equipment is needed. so ill shear the images sent with you all and see what you all think.

 

[kirky kirk]

Looks good. How big (or small) is it? How does it look from the outside?

 

[AusMedic1990]

sizes don't know but it is smaller then our current Neann PRK

 

[AusMedic1990]

its around the same size as the stat pack G1 Breather

 

[teedubbyaw]

Love how organized it is

 

[vcuemt]

Love how organized it is

Two calls until it all goes to hell.

It's cute. I'd carry it.

 

[UnkiEMT]

It's possible it's in that outside pouch, but I don't see any trauma supplies. (Though maybe those are 4x4s center right?)

A roll each of 2, 4, and 6 inch kerlex, a few 4x4s, a roll of 1 inch transpore and a roll of 2 inch durapore is all you really need for a jumpkit's trauma supplies, you can fake your way through most everything from there.

 

[DesertMedic66]

It's possible it's in that outside pouch, but I don't see any trauma supplies. (Though maybe those are 4x4s center right?)

A roll each of 2, 4, and 6 inch kerlex, a few 4x4s, a roll of 1 inch transpore and a roll of 2 inch durapore is all you really need for a jumpkit's trauma supplies, you can fake your way through most everything from there.

Or just keep a roll of 4 or 6 inch kerlex and then cut it down to size?

 

[kirky kirk]

I'd love for my crew to get their hands on one. ^_^

 

[AusMedic1990]

we don't carry any trauma supplies in this bag that what this bag is for

 

[AVParamedic1]

these are grate bags as MICA single responders they are the bags we use along with all the other equipment we carry