North American Rescue T2 Tactical Triage Kit for Disasters NAR Emergency Casualty Status Card, Tags, Lanyard (20-0040)

Users described what they wanted for organizing disaster emergency response efforts. North American Rescue gave them the T2 Tactical Triage Kit, the ultimate resource for on-scene tactical triage. A compact incident command system, the kit streamlines medical triage. A triage flowchart and casualty counter are laminated back-to-back and attached to a break-away lanyard for peak efficiency. The flowchart summarizes the SALT triage process in easy-to-follow steps. The background of the casualty-count card is divided into colored sections matching the casualty-status levels defined by SALT (IMMEDIATE—red, DELAYED—yellow, MINIMAL—green, EXPECTANT—gray, and DEAD—black). A black grease pencil lets users quickly check off numbers in each category. The four NAR T2 Tags include a liquid-resistant triage/treatment tag, a plastic sheath with latex-free band for attaching the tag to the patient, a chemical light, a pencil, and status stickers for blood work (contaminated, inside/outside burst, and tourniquet applied). All this critical triage equipment is contained in a lightweight, rugged vacuum-sealed pouch, making it ideal for trauma packs and vehicle kits. Compact vacuum-sealed pouch (10.5" x 7") Laminated triage flow sheet and casualty count card with break-away lanyard 4 NAR T2 Individual Kits with liquid-resistant triage/treatment tag, plastic sheath, chemical light, pencil, and status stickers Black grease pencil Weight: 2.4 oz

• Users described what they wanted for organizing disasters and emergency response efforts. North American Rescue gave them the T2 Tactical Triage Kit, the ultimate resource for organizing the scene of a disaster
• A compact incident command system, the kit streamlines medical triage. A triage flowchart and casualty counter are laminated back-to-back and attached to a break-away lanyard for peak efficiency
• The flowchart summarizes the SALT triage process in easy-to-follow steps. The casualty-status levels are defined by SALT (IMMEDIATE—red, DELAYED—yellow, MINIMAL—green, EXPECTANT—gray, and DEAD—black)
• The 4 NAR T2 Tags include a liquid-resistant triage/treatment tag, a plastic sheath with latex-free band for attaching the tag to the patient, a chemical light, a pencil, and status stickers for blood work (contaminated, inside/outside burst, and tourniquet applied)
• All this critical triage equipment is contained in a lightweight, rugged vacuum-sealed pouch, making it ideal for trauma packs and vehicle kits. Turn to North American Rescue when a compact solution is essential, and success is measured in seconds.