Emergency Kit for Doctors and Medical Practices

This emergency kit has been specifically compiled for the general practitioner. The kit contains the basic medical emergency equipment necessary to administer immediate life-saving measures at the medical practice or on the go.

The basic emergency equipment covers the following areas: ventilation, oxygen, suction, injection, infusion, diagnostics and wound care. The emergency kit is made from orange ABS plastic and comes with a wall bracket. 5-year warranty on colour uniformity and all expendable moving parts (handles, fasteners, hinges and clips for ceiling tiles).

Emergency kit contents

• 1 translucent P bag valve mask
• 1 oxygen reservoir for P bag valve mask
• 1 oxygen tank, 1.0 litre
• 1 adjustable pressure regulator
• 1 handheld secretion suction pump
• 2 CH 12 suction catheters, white, rolled
• 1 CH 18 suction catheter, red, rolled
• 1 Guedel tube, size 1
• 1 Guedel tube, size 3
• 1 Guedel tube, size 5
• 1 bite guard/mouth wedge
• 1 Kontamed Mini sharps disposal container
• 1 Söhngen single-hand tourniquet
• 1 Vasofix Braunüle cannula, size 18-1.3, green
• 1 Vasofix Braunüle cannula, size 17-1.5, white
• 1 Perfudrop-Air infusion device
• 4 disposable syringes 5ml
• 2 disposable syringes 10ml
• 10 disposable cannulae, No. 1
• 1 Söhngen Silk plaster strip, 5m x 2.50cm
• 2 aluderm® aluplast Braunüle cannula fixation plasters, individually sealed
• 3 aluderm® aluplast flexible plasters, 10 x 6cm, individually sealed
• 1 oxygen connecting hose, 180cm in length
• 1 oxygen mask, adult
• 1 Sirius rescue blanket, silver/gold, 210 x 160cm
• 1 Safe-Set V
• 1 oxygen nasal cannula with compression seal
• 1 Cutasept 50 ml pump dispenser
• 5 aluderm® compresses, 10 x 10cm, individually sealed
• 5 gauze compresses, 5 x 5cm, individually sealed
• 1 ampoule opener
• 1 hyperventilation mask
• 1 mini diagnostic lamp
• 1 buck reflex hammer

SÖHNGEN ® is the manufacturer with the most extensive experience on the market in the development and production of emergency kits. The first emergency kit was developed as early as 1956 within the framework of a research assignment commissioned by the provincial government of the German state of North Rhine-Westphalia.