Watch First Aid Kits, AKA what is this I'm not playing Maria!
On Mustang's request, the Watch now has medical kits. Details below!
The Watch kit includes:
• Gloves (one size fits all)
• Gauze, various sizes
• Bandages, various shapes and sizes
• Dressings
• Tweezers
• Tape
• Antibiotic ointment
• Antiseptic wipes
• Cold compress
• Splint
• Scissors
• Blanket
• Aspirin
• Oral thermometer
• Breathing barrier/pocket mask for CPR
• Burn ointment
• First aid manual, because they'd be handy/Naomi knows not everyone will be there and/or retain everything when she covers this stuff
This also comes with lessons, in which Naomi goes over proper usage of these and demonstrates basic procedures for treating things such as:
• Wounds, varying source/severity
• Burns, different varieties
• Sprains and broken limbs
• Head injuries
• Poison (just in case it comes up)
OBVIOUSLY THERE IS MORE THAN THIS but since the Watch probably won't be handling heart attacks, hypothermia, strokes, etc. that stuff is left out for these purposes. I may add in actual links on these procedures at some point, but for now I'll point to Google/Wikipedia. I can say from experience that going through for information takes a while, but it can be informative.
If anyone reading happens to be familiar with this kind of thing and has suggestions/comments, feel free to tell me!
The Watch kit includes:
• Gloves (one size fits all)
• Gauze, various sizes
• Bandages, various shapes and sizes
• Dressings
• Tweezers
• Tape
• Antibiotic ointment
• Antiseptic wipes
• Cold compress
• Splint
• Scissors
• Blanket
• Aspirin
• Oral thermometer
• Breathing barrier/pocket mask for CPR
• Burn ointment
• First aid manual, because they'd be handy/Naomi knows not everyone will be there and/or retain everything when she covers this stuff
This also comes with lessons, in which Naomi goes over proper usage of these and demonstrates basic procedures for treating things such as:
• Wounds, varying source/severity
• Burns, different varieties
• Sprains and broken limbs
• Head injuries
• Poison (just in case it comes up)
OBVIOUSLY THERE IS MORE THAN THIS but since the Watch probably won't be handling heart attacks, hypothermia, strokes, etc. that stuff is left out for these purposes. I may add in actual links on these procedures at some point, but for now I'll point to Google/Wikipedia. I can say from experience that going through for information takes a while, but it can be informative.
If anyone reading happens to be familiar with this kind of thing and has suggestions/comments, feel free to tell me!