What to put in your first aid kit

1. Emergency medicine

First aid drugs include commonly used hemostatic agents, antipyretic analgesics, etc., which can quickly relieve the pain and discomfort caused by sudden illness or trauma. Improper use may mask the condition or cause adverse reactions, such as long-term heavy use may lead to liver and kidney function damage.

2. First aid equipment

Emergency equipment usually includes basic equipment such as blood pressure monitors, stethoscopes, and thermometers for initial diagnosis and monitoring of the patient's vital signs. Ensure that first aid equipment is in good condition and regularly maintained in case of emergency.

3. Gauze

Gauze is a common dressing material, which can protect the wound and absorb exudate in wound treatment. Choose sterile gauze for wound dressing to avoid infection, and pay attention to the wound situation.

Step 4: Bandages

Bandages can be used to immobilize the injured area to prevent further damage, and can also be used to bandage the wound. The correct use of different types of bandages to provide appropriate support and pressure to avoid excessive pressure leading to tissue ischemia.

5. Disposable gloves

Disposable gloves can effectively prevent cross-infection and protect themselves from contamination of patients' blood and body fluids. Ensure that each pair of gloves used is new and in good packaging. Unopened disposable gloves should be used within the expiration date.

When using the items in the first aid kit, ensure that you understand their purpose and potential risks to avoid unnecessary injuries caused by misuse. It is recommended to learn more relevant knowledge and improve the ability of self-rescue and mutual rescue.