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 False declaration of qualifications.
 Failure to observe Team or governing bodies rules, SOP, regulations or procedures.

 Wilful damage of property at work.
 Incompetence or failure to apply sound professional judgement.
 Wilfully and fraudulently claiming or inflating expenses incurred on team business.

 Knowingly deriving personal material gain from the team without declaring such in
writing to the President.

Appendices.

MEDICAL BOXES INVENTORY

NATIONAL (UK) FIRST-RESPONSE ORANGE MEDICAL BOX
ALWAYS CARRY ON BOARD – OPEN AND CLOSE CAREFULLY

Control catastrophic haemorrhage
CAT tourniquet

‘QuikClot’ ACS sponge
6” Haemorrhage control bandage

A – AIRWAY with C-Spine control.
Suction – hand held with spare spout.

Nasopharyngeal airways x1 ea. size 24 (child) & 28 (adult).
I-Gels size 4 adult (50-90Kg) size 3 (30-60Kg) - gel sachet on each.

B – BREATHING.
Non-rebreather oxygen mask x2.

Ambu-bag, connector & Facemask.
C – CIRCULATION.

Cannula x2, tape, IV giving set, IV fluids – Saline 1000, Gelofusin 500.
Protection/general kit.

Gloves Field dressing packs x2
Tuff-scissors Stethoscope
Saline eyewash Foil blanket

Triangular bandage Safety pins

Light bandages x2
Doxycycline, paracetamol, Elastoplast
Silica-Gel cassette – if PINK indicator shows - needs re-activating

ALSO desirable on board boat:-
Stretcher & yellow peli-box with straps.

Stiff neck adjustable cervical collars x2.
Full OXYGEN CYLINDER if available (considered essential for Records Week).

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