RS018 - First aid kit Vevor - Free user manual and instructions

Brand	Vevor
Model	RS018
Product Type	First Aid Kit
Dimensions (approx.)	25 x 18 x 8 cm
Weight (approx.)	0.5 kg
Power Supply	None (manual)
Material	Durable Fabric
Contents	Adhesive bandages, gauze pads, bandages, scissors, etc.
Main Functions	Emergency care: bleeding, burns, stings, eye injuries, immobilization
Maintenance and Cleaning	Clean with a damp cloth; replace used items
Safety	Read the manual; follow DRABC protocol; do not replace professional training
Spare Parts and Repairability	Refills available separately
General Information	Compliant with European directive 2012/19/EC; technical support: www.vevor.com/support

Frequently Asked Questions - RS018 Vevor

What to do in case of severe bleeding?

Apply direct pressure to the wound with your hand, elevate the limb, apply a thick dressing and firm bandage, then check circulation. Consult a doctor.

How to treat a burn?

Cool the burn under cold running water for at least 15 minutes, remove heat-retaining clothing, cover with a sterile dressing, elevate the limb and consult a doctor.

What to do in case of a redback spider bite?

Rest and reassure the victim, apply a cold compress (wrapped in cloth) to the bite area and seek medical help.

How to respond to an unconscious person?

Follow the DRABC protocol: check for dangers, respond by gently shaking and shouting, open airways, check breathing (look, listen, feel), and if necessary, perform rescue breathing and CPR.

How to use the kit contents for a foreign body in the eye?

Help the victim sit with head tilted back and to one side, gently separate the eyelids, rinse the eye with clean water or sterile saline solution, then consult a doctor. Do not use an object to wipe the eye.

What to do in case of chest pain?

Help the victim into a comfortable position, ask if they have had this before, help them take prescribed medication if available, and consult a doctor immediately as chest pain can be fatal.

How to immobilize a limb in case of suspected fracture?

Reassure the victim, place them in a comfortable position (usually lying on their back), apply a pressure immobilization bandage over the entire limb and seek medical help.

What is the DRABC protocol?

DRABC stands for Danger, Response, Airway, Breathing, Circulation. It is the priority in emergency care: assess dangers, check response, open airways, check breathing, then circulation.

How to clean and maintain the kit?

Clean the exterior with a damp cloth. Replace used or expired items. Store the kit in a dry and accessible place.

Where to find technical support?

Technical support and the electronic warranty certificate are available at www.vevor.com/support.

USER MANUAL RS018 Vevor

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First aid kits User Manual

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BLEEDING

Severe bleeding is a major threat to life and always needs prompt action by the First Aider.

1. Apply direct pressure to the wound using your hand or the casualty's hand

X: 9.92 cm

1. Elevate the v: 5.11 cm
2. Apply a thick dressing and a firm bandage.
3. Check circulation in the end of the bandage.
4. Get medical help.

1. Apply pressure with pads around the embedded object.
2. Apply a firm bandage to hold the pads in place. Get medical help.

EYE INJURIES

LARGE EMBEDDED FOREIGN BODY OR LACERATION

1. Assist the casualty into a comfortable position.
2. Tell the casualty not to rub or move the eye.
3. Cover both eyes with a light dressing bandage. Get medical help.

SMALL FOREIGN BODY IN THE EYE

1. Assist the casualty into a sitting position with head back and leaning to one side.
2. Gently separate the eyelids. Irrigate the eye with clean water or a saline solution. Get medical help. Do not use any object to wipe the eye.

SPINAL INJURIES

UNCONSCIOUS CASUALTY

1. Gently roll the casualty onto their side with minimal twisting and movement.
2. Support the head and neck in alignment with the rest of the body.
3. Maintain support of the head and neck with both hands placed on either side of the casualty's head until help arrives. 4. Get medical help.

IMPORTANT: The management principles of DRABC always take priority in the care and management of a suspected spinal injury.

CONSCIOUS CASUALTY

1. Tell the casualty to remain still.
2. Immobilize the casualty's head by placing hands on both sides.
3. Loosen any constrictive clothing. 4. Calmly reassure the casualty. 5. Get medical help.

DO NOT move the casualty unless danger is life-threatening.

BITES & STINGS

1. Reassure the casualty.
2. Assist the casualty into a comfortable position; usually lying on the back.
3. Apply a pressure immobilization bandage over the entire limb. d. Get medical help.

REDBACK SPIDER

1. Rest and reassure the casualty.
2. Apply a cold compress (wrapped in a towel/cloth) to the bite area. 3. Get medical help.

BEE STING

1. Rest and reassure the casualty.
2. Scrape off the sting sideways with a fingernail or sharp edge.
3. Apply a cold compress (wrapped in a towel/cloth) to the bite area. 4. Get medical help.

BURNS & SCALDS

The immediate aim of treatment is to cool the burned area.

1. Cool the burn under cold running water for a minimum of 15 minutes.
2. Remove items of clothing/jewellery likely to retain heat.
3. Cover with a loose sterile/clean dressing, e.g., handkerchief, pillowcase. 4. Elevate burnt limbs. 5. Get medical help.

CHEST PAINS

1. Assist the casualty into a comfortable position.
2. Ask the casualty if he/she has experienced this before.
3. Assist the casualty to take their prescribed medication for chest pains.

IMPORTANT

Chest pains can conceal fatal conditions. There must be no delay in seeking medical help.

DRABS-Action Plan

DANGER. RESPONSE. AIRWAY. BREATHING. CIRCULATION.

1. DANGER

The first step in DRABC is to look for, assess and where possible remove any dangers that can injure:

1. The first aider
2. The bystanders 3. The casualty

These dangers may include fire, moving traffic, poisonous gases, electricity, sharp objects, etc.

CALL FOR HELP

When calling or sending a bystander for help, the following details must be given to the emergency services.

1. The exact location - house number, street name, nearest cross street and/or landmark, town and even state.

2. What has happened

3. How many people are hurt

1. If anyone is trapped

5. DO NOT hang up before the operator has finished. Let the operator hang up first.

1. If sending a bystander for help, tell him to come back to me after you make the call. This confirms that the call has been made.

2. RESPONSE

The second step in DRABC is used to determine whether a casualty is conscious or unconscious.

The response is easily checked by gentle shake and shout. This is done by:

1. Gently shaking the casualty's shoulders.
2. Calling out in a loud voice, "Can you hear me? Open your eyes."
3. The casualty's hands can also be squeezed to get a response.

IF THERE IS NO RESPONSE

Gently roll the casualty onto the side while supporting the head.

3. AIRWAY

The third step in DRABC is to check and ensure the casualty's airway is clear of obstructions.

1. Turn the casualty on the side.
2. Turn face slightly down and tilt head back.
3. Open mouth and look inside for any obstructions.
4. Sweep out any obstructions with your fingers.

By tilting the head back, the tongue is also moved away from the back of the throat and helps clear the airway.

If the casualty's airway is clear or has been cleared, proceed to the next step of DRABC: Check the Breathing.

4. BREATHING

The fourth step in DRABC is to check whether the casualty is breathing by 'Look, Listen and Feel'.

1. Look for movement of the casualty's chest and upper abdominal area. 2. Listen for air movement out of the casualty's mouth and nose.
2. Feel for air movement against the side of your face.

IF BREATHING IS ABSENT

Immediately start EAR (Expired Air Resuscitation), usually known as mouth-to-mouth resuscitation.

Mouth-to-nose resuscitation may also be used.

EAR

1. Roll casualty onto the back. 2. Tilt head backwards. 3. Seal casualty's mouth. 4. Give up to 5 full breaths in 10 seconds. NOTE: For the first aider's protection, the use of a shield device is recommended.

RECOVERY POSITION

When breathing begins, place victim on the side, head back, jaw supported, face pointing slightly towards the ground.

5. CIRCULATION

The last step in DRABC is to check whether the casualty has a pulse. The best place to check for a pulse is on either side of the neck.

1. Place two or three fingers over the casualty's Adam's Apple.
2. Allow the fingers to slide off the Adam's Apple into the curve between the Adam's Apple and the neck muscle.

Adam's Apple and the neck muscle.

1. Start CPR if the casualty has no pulse.

CPR

1. Place heel of hand on lower half of the breastbone.
2. Compress chest 4-5cm 15 times, then give 2 breaths.

3. Repeat 4 times per minute.

Expired Air Resuscitation & Cardio Pulmonary Rate Chart

Adult& Young Child Infant Older Child
Head Tilt	Maximum	Maximum	Nil
Breaths	Full	Small	puffs
BAR Rate	1:4Sec	1:3Sec	1:3Sec
Breaths/Min	15	20	20
CPR Pressure	2 Hands	1 Hands	2 Fingers
CPR Depth	4-5cm	1/3 of Chest	1/3 of Chest
CPR Rate	80-100/min	100/min	100/min
Ratio of Compressions to Inflation
1 Rescuer	15:2	5:1	5:1
Cycles Per Min	4	12	12
2 Rescuer	5:1	5:1	5:1
Cycles Per Min	12	12	12

Important Note!

These first aid notes are not a substitute for proper first aid training. We recommend participating in formal first aid training as provided by an accredited first aid training provider.

Manufacturer: NINGBO TIANBO FIRST AID PRODUCT CO., LTD.

Address: Yushantou village, Dongqiao Town, Haishu, Ningbo, Zhejiang, 315000, CHINA.

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EYE INJURIES

SEVERE FORCED BODY OR LACERATION

BITES & STINGS

SPIDERS AND FUNNEL-WEB SNAKES

CHEST PAINS

DRABS-Action Plan

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3.AIRWAY

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EYE INJURIES

BITES & STINGS

CHEST PAINS

DRABS-Action Plan

DANGER.RESPONSE.AIRWAY.BREATHING.CIRCULATION

1. DANGER

3.AIRWAY

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EYE INJURIES

LARGE FOREIGN BODY IMPACTED OR LACERATION

SMALL FOREIGN BODY IN THE EYE

BITES & STINGS

CHEST PAINS

3.AIRWAY

EAR

RECOVERY POSITION

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EYE INJURIES

BITES & STINGS

CHEST PAINS

DRABS-Action Plan

DANGER.RESPONSE.AIRWAY.BREATHING.CIRCULATION

1. DANGER

3.AIRWAY

EAR

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EYE INJURIES

LARGE BUILT-IN BODY FORCE OR LACERATION

BITES & STINGS

SPIDER AND FUNNEL-WEB SNAKES

CHEST PAINS

DRABS-Action Plan

DANGER.RESPONSE.AIRWAY.BREATHING.CIRCULATION

1. DANGER

3.AIRWAY

4. BREATHING

EAR

REBUILD POSITION

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EYE INJURIES

LARGE EMBEDDED POWERFUL BODY OR TEAR

BITES & STINGS

CHEST PAINS

DRABS-Action Plan

DANGER. RESPONSE. AIRWAY. BREATHING. CIRCULATION.

1. DANGER

3. AIRWAY

IF THERE IS NO BREATHING,

EAR

RECOVERY POSITION

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EYE INJURIES

BITES & STINGS

FUNNELWEB SPIDER & SNAKE

CHEST PAINS

IF THERE IS NO ANSWER

3. AIRWAY

IF BREATHING IS ABSENT

EAR

RECOVERY POSITION

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