North American Rescue T2 Officers Triage Kit
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- SKU:
- NAR-20-0023
- Availability:
- Usually Ships in 5 Days
Description
A compact and easily carried bag that contains the equipment necessary for the first arriving personnel to perform an initial triage of up to 20 casualties utilizing the NAR T2 Tag®.
Also contains a laminated Triage Flow Sheet/Casualty Count Card to account for the number of casualties as triage is performed.
Kit Contents
- 1 x Compact T2 Triage Officer bag
- 1 x Laminated triage flowchart and casualty-count card with break-away lanyard
- 1 x Black grease pencil
- 20 x T2 Tags® each containing:
- 1 x Plastic Sheath with Latex Free Band
- 1 x NAR T2 Tag®
- 1 x Chemical Light (red)
- 1 x Pencil
- 2 x Set of Quick Reference Status Stickers
(Tourniquet, Blast, Contaminated)
Dimensions
- Case Closed: H 10 in. x W 8 in. x D 5 in.
- Weight: 1 lb 14 oz
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