The gear we actually carry, on the unit and in the field, and why. Picked by clinicians, not marketers.
Twelve hours, two to three sick patients, and no time to hunt for a light or a pair of scissors. This is the short list of what earns a spot in your pockets, picked by an ICU nurse and former combat medic.
An IFAK is the small kit that keeps someone alive until help arrives. Here's what goes in one, in the order you'd use it, from a former 75th Ranger Regiment combat medic.
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