Survival Medicine and Emergency Treatment by Steve A.
Who is really prepared for a disaster/terrorist attack or even an emergency in a remote location , if you carried everything needed to deal with every type of emergency that could occur you would need a large SUV just for your medical supplies, going back to basics, the Red Cross has one of the better lists of contents.
http://www.redcross.org/images/pdfs/code/First_Aid_Kit_Contents.pdf
Additional items may be added to personalize or customize this kit. I also add a sam splint http://www.sammedical.com/sam_splint.html and water purification tabs, this is my basic first aid kit that I carry in my Bug Out Box in my SUV, but what happens when there is a total collapse of our day to day world, no doctors/paramedic to call, where are you going to get antibiotics, pain meds? If you have a Dr who believes in being prepared(not likely) he would give you a prescription for antibiotics to keep stored and instructions on what to use them for, if worse case, vet offices, online med supply, I am a retired
Firefighter/Paramedic and try to keep myself prepared. Another great source of trauma bags and medical supplies is http://www.galls.com. Be safe and stock up.
Good points…I carry a platoon sized first aid kit myself, with many extras for the “just in case” times. I score you an 8.
Honey and garlic are also great antibotics. Yarrow good to stop bleeding. Lots of Medical plants out there for everything. I’ll give u a 7.