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afo417 · 01-01-2009, 17:01

Thank you for the info.

I am putting together a blow out kit for my TAC Vest. I rec'd my EMT - B a few months back.

Should I include any NPA's or OPA's? Are they really used that often? If so, which ones and what are the advantages of one over the other?

I am paying for everything out of pocket, kind of thought about a combitube or King LT, not really easy to carry on a vest and a little pricey.

I have a CPR mask, Quik Clot, sponges, old style field dressings, asherman dressings, petroleum guaze, elastic wraps, EMT Shears, 4x4's, some rolled guaze, a CAT, and some ABD pads. Mostly concerned about gunshot or stab wounds.

01-01-2009, 17:01	#21
afo417 Asset Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Michigan Posts: 11	Thank you for the info. I am putting together a blow out kit for my TAC Vest. I rec'd my EMT - B a few months back. Should I include any NPA's or OPA's? Are they really used that often? If so, which ones and what are the advantages of one over the other? I am paying for everything out of pocket, kind of thought about a combitube or King LT, not really easy to carry on a vest and a little pricey. I have a CPR mask, Quik Clot, sponges, old style field dressings, asherman dressings, petroleum guaze, elastic wraps, EMT Shears, 4x4's, some rolled guaze, a CAT, and some ABD pads. Mostly concerned about gunshot or stab wounds.
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