First Aid Only Bleeding Control Cabinet - Texas Mandate, 10.75 x 16.13 x 5.75 (91161)

Empowers a first responder bystander with the right tools to stop a life-threatening blood loss before professional help arrives. Meets the Texas Mandate HB496 to have kits in all schools. This clearly labeled, aesthetically-appealing wall-mountable cabinet has a push-plate door opening so there is no fumbling with locks and latches in a hurry. The Bleeding Control Cabinet includes four Bleeding Control Kits (91159). Each pouch contains all the tools required to handle serious multiple-wound limb or torso bleeding wounds in an organized, easy access pouch so you can find supplies in a hurry. It is equipped with a windlass-style and a back-up limb tourniquet, a blood-clotting hemostatic gauze pad, a chest seal for lung wounds, a highly absorbent Hema-Seal trauma dressing and additional wound dressings. Also included are a pair of protective nitrile exam gloves, bandage shears to cut away clothing, an aluminized blanket to keep the victim warm and a marker to denote the time the tourniquet was applied. Material(s): Plastic; Refillable (Yes/No): Yes; Height: 5.75"; Width: 10.75".

Features

• Empowers a first responder bystander with the right tools to stop a life-threatening blood loss before professional help arrives.
• Clearly labeled, aesthetically-appealing wall-mountable cabinet has a push-plate door opening so there is no fumbling with locks and latches in a hurry.
• Meets the Texas Mandate HB496 to have kits in all schools.
• Includes four Bleeding Control Kits (91159).
• Each pouch contains all the tools required to handle serious multiple-wound limb or torso bleeding wounds in an organized, easy access pouch so you can find supplies in a hurry.
• Equipped with a windlass-style and a back-up limb tourniquet, a blood-clotting hemostatic gauze pad, a chest seal for lung wounds, a highly absorbent Hema-Seal trauma dressing and additional wound dressings.
• Also included are a pair of protective nitrile exam gloves, bandage shears to cut away clothing, an aluminized blanket to keep the victim warm and a marker to denote the time the tourniquet was applied.