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Our K159 Childcare Bum Bag First Aid Kit is a great immediate response First Aid Kit that allows for quick and easy access to those bandages, dressing strips and CPR masks.

Purpose

The K159 Bum Bag First Aid Kit is Childcare & Education Facility Compliant and provides immediate access to treat most injuries that you see in the school yard. Specifically designed for the childcare facilities, these kits also provide the essentials to treat a snake bite as well a thermal blanket for shock treatment. It is also packed with everything you need to fix up those scratches and bumps that kids seem to get.

Features:

Risk Rating	Remote	No. People Covered	1
Item Count	23	Case	Bum Bag
Type	Softpack	Locale	Outdoors
colour	Red	size	L20 x W8 x H12cm Weight 500g

Included is the First Aid Kits Australia Basic Hints Guide with information on:

Venomous Bites and Stings, CPR, Choking, Shock, Bleeding, Heart Attack, Stroke, Vital Signs, Allergies, Head Injuries, Diabetes, Asthma, Epilepsy, Poison

Other Considerations:

The K159 should only be considered an immediate response kit and a more comprehensive kit should be kept on the premises.
Purchase the kit but invest in First Aid Training. This could save a child's life !

K159 Childcare Bum Bag	QTY
Medical Bum Bag	1
No. 13 Wound Dressing	1
Conforming Bandage - 5cm x 1.5m	1
Heavy Crepe Bandage - 10cm x 1.5m	2
Triangular Bandage Non Woven - 110cm x 100cm	1
Combined Dressing - 10cm x 10cm	1
Lite Dressing - 7.5cm x 5cm	1
Plastic Dressing Strips - 25 Pack	1
Survival Thermal Blanket	1
Key Ring CPR Mask	1
Paper Tape Wrapped - 1.25cm x 9.1m	1
Eye Pad Strerile Single Use	2
Sodium Chloride Steri Tube - 15ml	2
Nitrile Powder Free Blue Gloves - 2 Pack	1
Alcohol Wipes	4
Tweezers - 7.5cm First Aid - Small	1
Scissors - 7.5cm First Aid - Small	1
Re-sealable Bags - Disposable Use - 3 Pack	1
Safety Pins - 12 Pack	1
First Aid Notes Instructions	1

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Other Considerations:

- The National First Aid Code of Practice requirement is to have 1 First Aider per 25 people in your care

- Australian Children’s Education & Care Quality Authority recommend all educators or carers are to be trained in appropriate first aid which includes:

Provide First Aid - HLTAID003
Emergency Management of Asthma in the Workplace - 22024VIC
Provide Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) - HLTAID001
First Aid Management of Anaphylaxis - 22099VIC

- If taking students on an excursion, we recommend that at least one member is qualified and current in

Provide First Aid in Remote situations - HLTAID005

- Locate the First Aid Kit so you have immediate access when it is needed

- Schools or Facilities that have more than 100 people require a First Aid Room. Call us to discuss what is needed to satisfy this regulated requirement.

- Always consider having a Defibrillator in the classroom. Two minutes is the difference between death and survival during a cardiac arrest. Our HeartSine Samaritan 500P is ideal because of its unique attach and follow the voice prompt system.

- Anyone with a basic knowledge of CPR should be able to attach the 500P to the victim and perform quality CPR.

If you are unsure of your compliance requirements we can help