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Kit de control de sangrado para acceso público - Nylon

Name: Kit de control de sangrado para acceso público - Nylon
Brand: North American Rescue
SKU: 80-0452
Price: 69.99 USD
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Kit Type: Básico

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SKU: 80-0452

Type: Bleeding Control Kit

Vendor: North American Rescue

$69.99

PRODUCT INFORMATION

Las hemorragias potencialmente mortales pueden ocurrir por emergencias cotidianas, como accidentes automovilísticos, incidentes relacionados con equipos agrícolas o transporte público, lesiones accidentales por desastres naturales como tornados y lesiones infligidas por desastres provocados por el hombre, como tiroteos y bombardeos. Los kits de control de hemorragias individuales de acceso público de North American Rescue están diseñados para proporcionar equipos esenciales que permitan al público en general actuar como socorristas inmediatos para detener hemorragias que ponen en peligro la vida.

Contenido en una bolsa de transporte de nailon, este kit para salvar vidas proporciona herramientas intuitivas y fáciles de usar que han demostrado ayudar a salvar vidas, como el torniquete prehospitalario más rápido, seguro y eficaz del mundo, el CAT®, gasa de calidad, tijeras y vendajes o vendajes de presión. Se incluyen instrucciones gráficas ilustradas paso a paso "justo a tiempo", para que incluso los proveedores no capacitados puedan ayudar a salvar una vida.

Los kits de control de sangrado individuales de acceso público de NAR están disponibles en configuraciones BCD básica, intermedia, avanzada y avanzada.

BÁSICO:

El kit de control de hemorragias individual de NAR proporciona equipos de control de hemorragias que salvan vidas, como torniquetes, vendajes de presión y vendajes de gasa, y los pone en manos del público para ayudar a controlar las hemorragias y salvar vidas.

INTERMEDIO:

Incluye todo el equipo que se encuentra en el kit básico individual de control de sangrado con la capacidad adicional de tratar heridas penetrantes en el pecho con el paquete doble de sellado torácico HyFin® Vent Compact (para heridas de entrada y salida).

AVANZADO / BCD AVANZADO / CELOX AVANZADO:

Incluye todo el equipo que se encuentra en el kit de control de sangrado individual intermedio con la capacidad adicional de tratar hemorragias graves con un vendaje hemostático que mejora la capacidad de coagulación de la sangre, para un control de sangrado más rápido.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Available Options:

Básico
Intermedio
Avanzado
Avanzado con apósito para control de sangrado
Avanzado con gasa Celox

SPECS & MEASUREMENTS

Specifications coming soon. Contact us for detailed product information.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Which variant is right for a school Stop the Bleed® program?

The Basic variant (80-0452) is the most commonly deployed in school programs — it includes a C-A-T® tourniquet, ETD, wound packing gauze, gloves, shears, blanket, marker, and JIT card. Schools with trained staff or SROs often upgrade to the Intermediate (adds HyFin® chest seal) or Advanced (adds CoTCCC-recommended Combat Gauze).

Is the C-A-T® tourniquet in this kit CoTCCC-recommended?

Yes. The C-A-T® tourniquet included in all variants is CoTCCC-recommended as the primary tourniquet for extremity hemorrhage control. The Advanced variants also include CoTCCC-recommended hemostatic gauze (Combat Gauze or Celox Gauze).

What is the difference between nylon and vacuum-sealed versions?

The nylon version (this kit) is packaged in a red nylon bag for immediate visual access and easy use. The vacuum-sealed version compresses to a smaller profile and has an extended shelf life — ideal for long-term storage in wall cases or AED cabinets where space is limited.

Can untrained bystanders use this kit?

Yes. The JIT (Just-In-Time) instruction card inside walks a bystander through tourniquet application, wound packing, and pressure dressing with step-by-step visual guidance — no prior training required.

How many kits should a school or office deploy?

Stop the Bleed® guidance recommends one bleeding control kit per floor or per AED location. For larger venues, one kit per 250 occupants is a common standard. See the NAR 5-Pack and 8-Pack station systems for multi-kit deployment solutions.

What is included in the PABC Nylon individual kit?

All tiers include: C-A-T® tourniquet (CoTCCC-recommended), 6″ ETD, hemostatic gauze (tier-dependent), 2 pairs nitrile gloves, 7.25″ trauma shears, emergency blanket, permanent marker, and just-in-time instruction card — all in a high-visibility red nylon bag.

Is the PABC Nylon kit appropriate for untrained bystanders?

Yes. It is purpose-designed for lay-responder use. The JIT instruction card provides illustrated, step-by-step guidance for tourniquet application, wound packing, and pressure dressing without requiring prior training.

What does CoTCCC-recommended mean for the C-A-T® tourniquet?

CoTCCC (Committee on Tactical Combat Casualty Care) is the military evidence-based body that issues clinical recommendations for prehospital trauma care. CoTCCC-recommended designates items that have been specifically reviewed and endorsed for use in tactical and civilian trauma care based on evidence of effectiveness and safety.

Is the PABC Kit available for government procurement?

Yes. Available through MED-TAC International, an SDVOSB-certified NAR distributor. NSN procurement and bulk pricing are available — contact the store.

How often should the kit be inspected and replaced?

Inspect monthly. Check expiration dates on hemostatic gauze (typically 2–5 years) and emergency blanket. Replace deployed kits immediately. Full kit replacement is recommended every 3–5 years or per your organization's medical supply policy.