I wish that everyone could have attended our General Meeting. Rick Brunner, an EMT Instructor talked about what we can do if we encounter an emergency while driving in the back country. He provided the list below that he recommends that we carry with us. If not all of it, at least this will give you good guidance on some items to pull together for an emergency bag. Rick informed us that all of this is available on Amazon. If there are some who are interested in a more intensive first aid classes, especially for CPR training, send me an email and I can help organize a class.

Keith Menasco [email protected]

Personal Equipment Nitrile Gloves;
Medical Sheers;
Large Pocket Knife;
Tweezers;
Headlamp;
Sharpie Marker
General First Aid Bandages;
Bacitracin or Neosporin;
Sterile Lubricating Eye Drops;
Aspirin, Aleve, or Tylenol;
Saline or Water
Fractures Finger splints;
2 – Sam Splints or Equivalent;
Triangle Bandages;
2″ and 4″ Self-adherent Bandage Rolls; 4 x 4 Gauze Pads;
Medical Cloth Tape;
Instant Cold Packs
Bleed Control Sterile Gauze Sponges or Pads;
Saline or Water;
Antibacterial Adhesive Pads;
QuikClot Advanced Clotting Sponge;
Advanced Blood Stop Hemostatic Gauze;
Clozex Emergency Laceration Kit, My Medic ZZips, or Senvok wound closure device;
Antibacterial Non-Stick Pads;
2 to 4 Rolled 3″ Gauze;
CAT Gen 7 (Combat Application Tourniquet)