IATA - Health and Safety Läs längst ned, finns pdf för allergiker on-board.
"Allergen-Sensitive Passenger
Recommendations for allergen-sensitive passengers (pdf) helps passengers minimize the risk of an allergic reaction on board an aircraft."
Oavsett:
Kul att veta att det finns viss beredskap i "EMK". Hade inga förhoppningar om att det fanns mer än första förband ombord...
Det hade varit intressant att, i annan tråd, få veta lite mer om vad/vilka resurser och vilka åtgärder besättningen har tillgång till?
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Is there a doctor on board? - June 2011 Olika flygbolag har sedan modifierat och lagt till utrustning. Men det viktigaste är ju hur man använder den!
"The Medical Emergency Kit
According to the International Air Transport Association’s Operational Safety Audit program, all planes carrying more than 100 passengers on flights lasting more than two hours must be equipped with at least one medical kit for use by doctors or individuals with appropriate qualifications or training. The kit should include the following:
Stethoscope
Sphygmomanometer
Airways, oropharyngeal
Syringes
Needles
Intravenous catheters
Antiseptic wipes
Disposable gloves
Sharps disposal box
Urinary catheter
System for delivering intravenous fluids
Venous tourniquet
Sponge gauze
Tape adhesive
Surgical mask
Emergency tracheal catheter (or large-gauge intravenous cannula)
Umbilical cord clamp
Nonmercury thermometers
Basic or advanced life support cards
Bag-valve mask
Automatic external defibrillator (required on U.S. carriers)
Flashlight and batteries
In addition, the kit should include the following medications: epinephrine, injectable antihistamine, dextrose, nitroglycerine tablet or spray, analgesic, injectable anticonvulsant sedative, injectable antiemetic, bronchial dilator inhaler, atropine, adrenocortical steroid, diuretic, medication for postpartum bleeding, sodium chloride, aspirin, and an oral beta blocker."