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• FAA — Projet de refonte de la trousse médicale (NPRM 2026)FAA
  • p. 1Part 121 [Docket No. FAA–2026–9178; Notice No. 26– 12] RIN 2120–AM18 Improving Emergency Medical Kit Efficacy and Flexibility in Commercial Airline Operations AGENCY: Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), Department of Transportation (DOT). ACTION: Notice of proposed ... rulemaking. SUMMARY: FAA proposes to eliminate the prescriptive list of required items in emergency medical kits and first aid kits and replace it with a performance-based requirement to ensure contents are practical and sufficient to allow crewmembers
  • p. 2Wednesday, August 5, 2026 / Proposed Rules 1 FAA uses the term EMK and FAK to refer to emergency medical kits and first aid kits in general, respectively. For purposes of this rulemaking document, FAA uses the abbreviation ... medical events. FAA’s intent is to increase flexibility in the manner in which operators equip their onboard medical kits and train personnel for their use. This proposal is necessary to address section 368 of the FAA Reauthorization
  • p. 3Medical Equipment, 66 FR 19028 at 19036. 14 Id. 2. Section 368 ‘‘Passenger Aircraft First Aid and Emergency Medical Kit Equipment and Training’’ of the 2024 FAA Reauthorization Section 368(a) of the 2024 FAA Reauthorization required ... issue a notice of proposed rulemaking regarding first aid and emergency medical kit equipment and training required for flight crewmembers as provided in 14 CFR part 121, no later than 2 years after the date
  • p. 7pettersen.house.gov/ news/documentsingle.aspx?DocumentID=566. 31 Carvalho, Anna-Maria, and Vincent Poirier, Naloxone is becoming more available in airline medical kits, CMAJ (2018), https:// pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC6019339/. 32 FAA Aerospace Forecast Fiscal Years 2025– 2045 (2025), https://www.faa.gov/data_research/ aviation/aerospace_forecasts/FY-2025-2045-Full- ... this reference is no longer relevant given operators operating today would not be using pre- April 12, 2004, medical kits, and § 121.805(b)(3) already requires crewmember training to include instruction to familiarize crewmembers with the content

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• FAA — Trousse médicale d'urgence aéronautique (AC 121-33B)FAA
  • p. 1circular (AC)? This AC provides guidance about onboard emergency medical equipment, including Automated External Defibrillators (AED) and Emergency Medical Kits (EMK). It is intended to guide air carriers when establishing protocols for emergency medical equipment. The Federal Aviation ... part 125, part 135, and subpart K of part 91 (fractional ownership programs). 5. When is an emergency medical kit and an AED required and on what size of aircraft? The FAA requires AEDs on all airplanes
  • p. 2items and must be carried as indicated on the Minimum Equipment List. 6. What emergency medical equipment must air carriers carry? At least one approved AED, legally marketed in the United States in accordance with Food and Drug ... ampule or equivalent) 2 Nitroglycerine tablets, 0.4 mg 10 Basic instructions for use of the drugs in the kit 1 1 Although the FAA requires only one pair of protective gloves, it recommends that operators keep additional pairs
• MSN 1905 — Dotations médicales des navires (amendement 5)Maritime and Coastguard Agency (Royaume-Uni)
  • p. 3defined in MSN 1837 (M). Vessels in Category D waters should carry a Category C medical kit as they operate close to shore  warships  pleasure vessels used for non-commercial purposes and not manned by professional crews, defined
  • p. 27Medical incident report forms Medical incident report forms 25 sheets as per Ship Captain’s Medical Guide 1 pad* - - Pregnancy Test Kit When women on board 3* - - Stethoscope 1* 1* - Statutory treatment requirements Recommended medicine and dosage, representing
  • p. 11996/2821). This notice covers:  the definitions of categories of vessel for the purposes of the regulations  medical stores required and recommended additional equipment for workers: Annex 1  Immediate Response Bag: Annex 2  additional requirements for passenger vessels with ... called ‘The Doctor’s Bag’): Annex 3  first aid kits – recommendations: Annex 4  advice on medicines to be carried on ships (including ferries) transporting dangerous substances: Annex 5  medical documents to be carried and telemedical advisory services: Annex
  • p. 4purpose of, and normally used for providing external motive power to, floating objects or vessels 3. Medical stores requirements 3.1 The requirements and recommended stores are set out in the attached schedules:  Annex 1: Requirements for Categories ... member of the crew (the Advanced Treatment Bag), previously called ‘The Doctor’s Bag’  Annex 4: First aid kits  Annex 5: Advice on medicines to be carried on ships (including ferries) transporting dangerous substances 3.2 A checklist

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• JTS — Damage Control Resuscitation in Prolonged Field CareJTS
  • p. 14needed for future casualties and resources are critically limited, it may be necessary to reuse medical devices (e.g., cricothyrotomy kits, chest tubes). After death, a casualty should not be used as a blood donor for surviving casualties. Every
• JTS — U.S. Army Aeromedical Evacuation Standard Medical Operating GuidelinesJTS
  • p. 74attending flight medic is not appropriately trained to utilize a Sexual Assault Forensic Evidence (SAFE) Kit, information will be forwarded to the Medical Treatment Facility in order to make the necessary arrangements to complete the SAFE Kit administration ... receives medical treatment (including emergency care), counseling, and assignment of a SARC and SAPR VA; without triggering an investigation. The victim's report provided to healthcare personnel (including the information acquired from a SAFE Kit), SARCs, or SAPR
  • p. 75associated or additional injury and/or other illnesses. Refer to appropriate medical treatment guidelines as appropriate. 4. In situations where installations do not have SAFE kit capability, the installation commander will require that the eligible victim, who wishes ... before handing off. c. Ensure all interactions, statements made by the patient, and all treatment given is medically documented in patient care record while maintaining patient confidentiality. Reference: AR 600-52 Sexual Harassment / Assault Response and Prevention Program
  • p. 168trauma with continued hemorrhage or amputation. CONTRAINDICATIONS: • None PROCEDURE: All medical personnel should be regularly practiced in deploying and applying all CoTCCC approved tourniquets (TQ). Tourniquets in kit should be pre-set and removed from wrapping (ready
• IFRC — International First Aid, Resuscitation and Education Guidelines 2020IFRC — Global First Aid Reference Centre
  • p. 440Punch, L. J. (2020). Stop the bleed: The impact of trauma first aid kits on post-training confidence among community members and medical professionals. The American Journal of Surgery, 220(1), 245-248. Abstract only: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0002961019315429
  • p. 204alternatives to items in a first aid kit. • The use of images that show wound healing processes can be useful to illustrate when it is important to go seek medical advice for an infection. Comparison can be used
  • p. 193having access to bleeding control equipment. They undertook a study with medical professionals and community members to see if receiving a trauma first aid kit in addition to bleeding control training improves self-reported confidence. After completing bleeding ... bleeding control training, those who did not receive a trauma first aid kit were significantly less confident to stop life-threatening bleeding among both medical professions and community members. Pellegrino et al. (2020) identified
  • p. 394most represented laws and regulations in the IFRC MENA region are in the area of “nursing students” and “medical students”, respectively represented in 63% and 50% of the 8 National Societies. Otherwise, no law and regulation listed ... survey is represented in more than 40% of the responding National Societies. • Laws are making first aid kits compulsory in private vehicles in 38% of the 8 responding National Societies, which is almost equal to the global average

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• JTS — CBRN Part 2: Medical Management of Chemical Agent ExposureJTS
  • p. 5CBRN Part 2: Medical Management of Chemical Agent Exposure CPG ID: 69 Guideline Only/Not a Substitute for Clinical Judgment 5 Table 1. Blood Agents Terms: PPE: personal protective equipment; AP-PPE: all-purpose personal protective ensemble; JLIST: joint ... RSDL: reactive skin decontaminant lotion; HPMK: hypothermia management kit; TBI: traumatic brain injury; ICP: intracerebral pressure; MACE: military acute concussion evaluation; PFC: prolonged field care; USAMRICD: US Army Medical Research Institute of Chemical Defense
  • p. 28CBRN Part 2: Medical Management of Chemical Agent Exposure CPG ID: 69 Guideline Only/Not a Substitute for Clinical Judgment 28 APPENDIX A: ATROPINE/SCOPOLAMINE PROTOCOL Items Needed for One Casualty (2) Vials 0.4mg/mL Scopolamine (1) 3mL syringe ... Micro drip dial-a-flow. (1) Pressure Infuser (1) FAST One IO device w/ Flush or IV access kit Preparation If anticipating Nerve/Organophosphate/Carbamate exposed patients: Prep Scopolamine as follows: 1. Draw 0.8mg (2mL) of scopolamine from
  • p. 22CBRN Part 2: Medical Management of Chemical Agent Exposure CPG ID: 69 Guideline Only/Not a Substitute for Clinical Judgment ... Chemical Warfare Agents DMSA: Dimercaptosuccinic Acid FDP: Freeze-dried Plasma FWB: Fresh Whole Blood HPMK: Hypothermia Management Kit ICP: Intracerebral Pressure
  • p. 16CBRN Part 2: Medical Management of Chemical Agent Exposure CPG ID: 69 Guideline Only/Not a Substitute for Clinical Judgment 16 casualties. Butyl rubber is the recommended level of protection for the hands; however, double layers of nitrile gloves ... than skin and should be washed out immediately with water in order to minimize the effects. Eye wash kits with Morgan Lens can facilitate eye decontamination. It is important not to induce vomiting if there is any concern

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• JTS — CBRN Part 4: Biological CasualtiesJTS
  • p. 9ship. May consider reusable medical gowns when supplies are short with appropriate laundry services. Consider use of dedicated treatment team to consolidate and limit use of PPE. Consider taking a decontamination kit to disinfect contamination during transport. Droplet ... patients to separate ward/berthing. Limit movement of patients throughout the ship. Ensure masking of the patient while in medical and in congregate settings. Patient wears mask during transport Airborne Consider shipboard ventilation when choosing isolation medical ward
• JTS — Prolonged Casualty Care GuidelinesJoint Trauma System (DoD)
  • p. 43Tier 1 level since they can essentially be performed by anyone, but the activity can be overseen by medical personnel. Interventions Frequency Paradigm Lip care Every hour  Minimum: Commercial lip balm  Better: Moisturizing lotion  Best: Petroleum jelly Oral/Nasal ... Prevention Continuous  Minimum: Wrap patient in dry clothes or blankets.  Better: Wrap patient in commercially available hypothermia prevention kit, using air-activated heating element.  Best: As above, add use of warmed, forced air and infusion of warmed fluids
  • p. 33Basic TCCC Communication Plan for Pain Management then:  Administer meloxicam and acetaminophen (pain medications in Joint First Aid Kit [JFAK]) per TCCC guidelines if not already given.  Identify painful conditions that can be treated without ... remove a tourniquet in an attempt to alleviate pain unless directed to do so by a higher medical authority. Drug/Interactions/Dose Onset Duration Side Effects Acetaminophen  Mild-moderate pain, able to fight  Use with meloxicam  1 gram every
  • p. 49exceeds 1500mL/hr. or if the projected 24- hour total fluid volume approaches 250 mL/kg consult burn team or medical director.  24–48 hours post burn, plasma is lost into the burned and unburned tissues, causing hypovolemic shock (when ... Burns >20%, place the casualty in the Heat-Reflective Shell or Blizzard Survival blanket for the Hypothermia Prevention Kit to both cover the burned areas and prevent hypothermia.  Use Blood/Fluid Warmer as needed and if available. Pain Control
  • p. 44bath; reapply new dressings/hypothermia management as appropriate.  Better: As above, add a cloth/linen/plastic barrier to protect wounds/hypothermia management kit from future soiling.  Best: As above, add barrier cream to skin for protection against breakdown.  Perform all recommended interventions ... dressings.  Better: Replace when soiled.  Best: Change every 24 hours.  Ensure above nursing interventions are completed by non-medical TCCC ASM and CLS personnel.  Conduct inventory of all resources.  Document all pertinent information on PCC Flowsheet (attached).  Additional
• Division 217 — Dispositions médicales et sanitaires des naviresAffaires maritimes
  • p. 24ANNEXE 217-3.A.2 COMPOSITION DES DOTATIONS MEDICALES | Edition JORF 16/10/2021 Dénomination commune internationale Voie d’administration Forme composition Quantité Liste Acide Borique Borate de Sodium oculaire collyre 18 mg, 12 mg / ml unidose 10 ml 24 Hexamidine ... sang par immuno-chromatographie HRP2 et Pan-LDH Type : - Core Malaria® - Now® ICT Malaria - Palutop+ 4® 1 kit 25 tests Pipéraquine Arténimol orale comprimé 320 mg, 40 mg 12 I Quinine parentérale ampoule
  • p. 41ANNEXE 217-3.A.2 COMPOSITION DES DOTATIONS MEDICALES | Edition JORF 16/10/2021 Article Présentation Quantité Remarques Pince hémostatique à griffes set stérileErreur ! Signet non défini. 2 type "Halstead" Set Hémorragie comprenant : - Garrot Tourniquet - Pansement compressif - Bande granulés hémostatiques unitéErreur ... bleue unité 1 pour recherche corps étranger oculaire Otoscope multi-usages (oreilles-nez) unité 1 Spéculum auriculaire universel kit de 250 1 usage unique - diamètre 4 mm 5. Matériel d'injection, de perfusion, de ponction et de sondage
  • p. 20ANNEXE 217-3.A.2 COMPOSITION DES DOTATIONS MEDICALES | Edition JORF 16/10/2021 Article Présentation Quantité Remarques Stéthoscope unitéErreur ! Signet non défini. 1 Oxymètre de pouls unitéErreur ! Signet non défini. 1 Thermomètre médical digital unité 1 à utilisation axillaire, buccale ... recherche corps étranger oculaire Loupe incassable unité 1 Otoscope multi-usages (oreilles-nez) unité 1 Spéculum auriculaire universel kit de 250 1 usage unique diamètre 4 mm Lampe spot pour éclairage du champ opératoire unité 1 5. Matériel
  • p. 18ANNEXE 217-3.A.2 COMPOSITION DES DOTATIONS MEDICALES | Edition JORF 16/10/2021 Dénomination commune internationale Voie d’administration Forme composition Quantité Liste Chlorhexidine – Chlorobutanol bain de bouche solution 0,5 ml - 0,5 g- flacon 100 ml 12 Amyléine ... sang par immuno- chromatographie HRP2 et Pan-LDH Type : - Core Malaria® - Now® ICT Malaria - Palutop+ 4® 1 kit 25 tests Pipéraquine - Arténimol orale comprimé 320 mg, 40 mg 12 I Quinine parentérale ampoule
• Agressions collectives par armes de guerre — conduites à tenirMinistères de l'Intérieur, des Armées et de la Santé
  • p. 7outils du triage et de la regulation medicale des flux 70 3. la gestion des informations medicales operationnelles pour la regulation des flux 76 4. l organisation sur le terrain 78 6 gestes secouristes sur le lieu ... fonction circulatoire : c (choc) 90 6. fonctions neurologiques et thermoregulation : h 91 7. evacuation (e) 92 8. les kits damage control secouristes 92 9. formation et preparation 92 7 damage control prehospitalier 95 1. principes du damage control
  • p. 217Control : contrôle des hémorragies ; « RE » : Rapid Extrication to safety : extraction rapide et mise en sécurité ; « A » : Assessment by medical providers : évaluation par un profes- sionnel de santé ; « T » : Transporttodefinitivecare : transport dans un service de soins ... public intitulée « Stop the bleeding ». Cette campagne pro- motionne aussi la mise à la disposition du public de kits de contrôle des hémorragies contenant des pansements, des dispositifs hémostatiques et des garrots tourniquets. Ces kits sont installés
  • p. 93premiers gestes salvateurs realises par les secouristes a l avant, l extraction des blesses vers les equipes medicales en zone plus securisee doit etre rapide. c est pourquoi le transfert doit se faire au moyen de brancards souples ... penchee en avant si traumatisme facial sans trouble de la conscience et en pls si inconscient). 8. les kits damage control secouristes en cas d evenement generant de nombreuses victimes de traumatismes hemor- ragiques, des kits damage control
• JTS — Burn CareJTS
  • p. 44list of medical supplies, fluid and blood requirements, monitoring equipment, pain medications, and antibiotics for managing burn injuries: Medical Supplies 1. Sterile burn dressings 2. Burn sheets or blankets 3. Burn gel or ointment 4. Saline solution ... tubing for fluid administration. Fluid and Blood Requirements 1. Large-bore IV catheters 2. Central lines kits 3. A-line kits 4. IV fluids (e.g., LR, PlasmaLyte, normal saline) 5. Blood (Whole blood, component therapy) 6. Albumin Monitoring
  • p. 11mL/kg.5 Ensure the patient is in the supine position and follow the manufacturer's instructions for commercial kits; otherwise, use between 25 and 50 ml, being consistent in whatever volume is used, for serial measurements using a transducer ... Role 2 capabilities. 3. Caring for host national patients with burns depends on the theater’s current medical rules of eligibility. Host national patients with greater than 60% TBSA burns might be considered expectant according to medical, tactical
• ERC 2025 - RCP adulte
  • p. 52Lippert F, Østergaard D, Ersbøll AK, Meyhoff CS, Folke F, Christensen HC. Live video from bystanders’ smartphones to medical dispatchers in real emergencies. BMC Emergency Medicine. 2021;21:1-10. 52. Lee SY, Song KJ, Do Shin ... cardiac arrest in casinos. New England Journal of Medicine. 2000;343:1206-1209. 56. Murakami Y, Iwami T, Kitamura T, Nishiyama C, Nishiuchi T, Hayashi Y, Kawamura T, Project UO. Outcomes of out‐of‐ hospital cardiac arrest
  • p. 58compressions-to-ventilations mechanical cardiopulmonary resuscitation in out-of-hospital cardiac arrest. Journal of the Chinese Medical Association. 2013;76. 166. Rössler B, Goschin J, Maleczek M, Piringer F, Thell R, Mittlböck M, Schebesta K. Providing the best ... Rescue Therapy. Shock. 2021;56. 177. Aoki M, Aso S, Suzuki M, Tagami T, Sawada Y, Yasunaga H, Kitamura N, Oshima K. Association between obesity and neurological outcomes among out-of-hospital cardiac arrest patients: The SOS-KANTO
• JTS — Vascular InjuryJTS
  • p. 38Guideline Only/Not a Substitute for Clinical Judgment 38 APPENDIX F: CLASS VIII MEDICAL MATERIEL Itemized list of medical materiel based on the JTS Vascular Injury CPG. This list is designed to address the immediate management and surgical intervention ... control, vascular repair, diagnostic tools, and post-operative care. PATIENT MONITORING AND INITIAL DIAGNOSTICS Pressure Monitoring  Arterial line kit (A-line)  Sphygmomanometer (manual blood pressure cuff)  Continuous waveform capnography device  Pulse oximeter Radiology  Xray or C-Arm  Ultrasound
• JTS — Damage Control ResuscitationJTS
  • p. 5encouraged to screen for HIV, Hepatitis B and C, and malaria or other diseases for which kits are available. Recipients of these blood products must be tested at 3-, 6- and 12-months post- transfusion to monitor ... anti-B titer (<256 by tube method, though the definition of ‘low titer’ can vary by medical agency or facility) group O blood has been identified Guideline Only/Not a Substitute for Clinical Judgment