PS Magazine - TB 43-PS-612
PS, The Preventative Maintenance Monthly
ISSUE 612
NOVEMBER 2003
PS 612
NOV 03
54
Combat Lifesaver…
When you’re issued your bag, make sure:
•
It’s stocked according to the prescribed packing list.
•
All stocked items are serviceable.
•
Items have not passed their expiration dates.
If items are missing or have passed
their expiration dates, see your med-
ical support folks to get them replaced.
One thing to keep in mind about
resupplying the bag: Whoever orders
the items will receive the unit of issue
(UI). The UI may get you more indi-
vidual items than the number listed in
the Qty Per Bag column.
Combat life-
savers, you’re
responsible for
keeping your aid
bag, NSN 6545-
01-254-9551, well
stocked.
Here’s
what you
need for
each
bag…
hang in
there,
soldiers.
the medic’s
on his way.
after all
this, I’ll need
to restock this
bag, asap!
Item
Qty Per Bag
Povidone-iodine ointment
Pseudoephedrine hydrochloride tablets
Acetaminophen tablets
Ringer’s injection
Elastic gauze bandage
Tourniquet
Field dressing, 4-in x 7-in
Triangle bandage, 37- in x 37-in x 52-in
Adhesive bandage 3/4-in x 3-in
Surgical adhesive tape, 1-in x 10-yd
Scissors, bandage
Exam glove
Pharyngeal airway, child size
Pharyngeal airway, adult size
Atropine injection, syringe with needle
Diazepam injection, syringe with needle
Catheter and needle set
Intravenous injection set
Povidone-iodine pad
Universal splint
Case
9 packets
1 bottle of 24
2 bottles of 50
2 bags of 500 mils
4
1
6
4
18
1 roll
1
6
1
1
5
5
2
2
12
1
1
NSN
6545-00-912–9870
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