TRAUMAKIT Mini 4 KRZO first aid kit (DIN) is a reduced edition of the modular TRAUMAKIT first aid kits. The equipment is divided into four modules: Bleeding, Wounds, Fractures and Burns. Everything is held in an EVO foam bag measuring 260 mm wide, 180 mm high and 140 mm deep.
The Bleeding module contains an Israeli-type individual dressing 10 cm x 4", a MATOPAT UNIVERSAL elastic bandage 10 cm x 5 cm, a plaster without dressing 2.5 cm x 5 m, sterile 17-thread dressing gauze 1/2 m², rescue scissors 16.5 cm and 2 amputation bags with a closure, 23.5 x 30 cm. The Wounds module includes, among other things, a sterile gauze compress 7.5x7.5 cm, disinfectant wipes, ZPO eye wash devices, eye dressings, tick removers, NRC foil and plasters. The Fractures module contains a Sam Splint-type splint 46x11 cm and a cotton triangular bandage, and the Burns module contains Burncare hydrogel dressings in three sizes and elastic dressing nets.
The set is intended for companies, public offices and schools, as well as for the home. Each module contains 2 pairs of nitrile gloves in size L and instructions. TRAUMAKIT Mini 4 KRZO first aid kit combines equipment for bleeding, wounds, fractures and burns in one EVO foam bag.
Why is the TRAUMAKIT Mini 4 KRZO first aid kit a good choice for the workplace and school?
TRAUMAKIT Mini 4 KRZO first aid kit divides the equipment into four modules, so for a specific injury you open only the set you need. The TRAUMAKIT Mini 4 KRZO first aid kit has nitrile gloves and instructions in every module, so basic protection for the person giving help and guidance are immediately to hand.
The range is wide for such a small bag: from plasters (10 pcs 1.9x7.6 cm and 5 pcs fabric 6x10 cm) and eye washing, through the Sam Splint, to Burncare hydrogel dressings for burns. Two NRC foil/thermal blankets go into the Wounds and Burns modules.
How to proceed when using the set in practice?
Always start by assessing your own safety and that of the casualty, put on gloves and call for help on 999 or 112. In the case of massive bleeding, apply direct pressure to the wound using the individual dressing or gauze, and maintain it until the emergency services arrive. In the case of burns, protect the casualty from heat loss, which is provided by, among other things, NRC foil, and cover the wound itself with a hydrogel dressing. If a fracture is suspected, immobilise the limb with the splint and do not force it into a different position.
We describe the rules for dealing with bleeding in the article Massive haemorrhage – first aid. The dressings and gloves in the set are single-use, so replace any missing items after use.
Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
What modules does the kit contain?
Four modules: Bleeding, Wounds, Fractures and Burns. Each has 2 pairs of nitrile gloves in size L and instructions.
What are the dimensions of the bag?
The EVO foam bag is 260 mm wide, 180 mm high and 140 mm deep.
What does the Fractures module contain?
A Sam Splint-type splint 46x11 cm, 2 MATOPAT UNIVERSAL elastic bandages 10 cm x 5 cm, a Burncare hydrogel dressing 5 x 15 cm, 2 sterile 17-thread dressing gauzes 1/2 m², a cotton triangular bandage, gloves and instructions.
