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Advanced MedKit Weight: 0.1kg
This kit consists of a single drug injector that is preloaded with Nanobots. These nanobots are programmed to help the immune system against biohazards and common viruses. They also speed the healing of broken bones and blood vessels (by 50%), and normal tissue healing (by 25%). Internal organs (liver, kidneys, lungs, etc.) are unaffected, since the nanobots aren’t complex enough to handle injuries to those areas.

The drawback to this kit is that there is a chance (1 in 50) of the victim being allergic to the nanobots. Their immune system will react to the nanobots and attack them to the exclusion of all else. Symptoms include extremely high fever within six hours of the injection, rashes over most of the body, extreme vomiting, and extreme dizziness leading to death within 48 hours. There is a special nanobot removal drug which, if given within two hours of the first symptoms, will terminate the allergic reaction and kill the nanobots. The drug however, leaves the immune system totally depleted for up to 40 days. The patient must be kept within a totally sterile environment throughout this period.

All Project field personnel have been tested to insure that they are not allergic to the nanobots. Team medics are issued two injector for every team member (labeled with their name).

Blister Treatment Kit Weight: 0.1kg
This kit contains moleskins, gauze pads, “Second Skin: blister pads, a 6oz tube of antiseptic gel and four sterile needles. It contains sufficient material to treat 25 blisters. It is not intended for the treatment of blister gas injuries.

Body Bag Weight: 1.5kg
An all-too-common necessity.

Casualty Blanket Weight: 0.1kg
A military issue version of the civilian “space blanket.” Consisting of a mylar covered lightweight plastic blanket. The outer surface is olive drab for tactical purposes while the inner surface is left silver colored in order to better reflect heat. It is primarily used for treating shock.

Chlorine Bleach Weight: 1kg
When used in small amounts, bleach is an effective and very common field-expedient method for purifying water. Liquid bleach is most often used to purify a large point source of water (i.e. a 1,000 liter tank or a 20 liter jerry can) and not individual canteens. One liter of bleach is sufficient to decontaminate 100,000 liters of water. It can also be used to sterilize medical equipment when an autoclave is not available.

Combat Lifesavers Pack Weight: 9.9kg
A light-weight backpack designed to carry essential first aid supplies. At least one team member is trained as a “Lifesaver” for use in the event that a medic is not available for the team. The pack comes with eight external pouches, two detachable flaps inside the bag and a detachable IV bandoleer capable of carrying three 1,000ml IV bags. The pack contains:

12 Ammonia Inhalant Pads; 100 Diphenhydramine Hydrochloride; 10 Atropine Autoinjectors; 10 2 Pam Chloride Autoinjectors; 1 Epinephrine Autoinjector; 2 500ml bags, Ringers Lactated; 2 500ml bags, NaCI Inj, USP 0.9%; 1 1000ml bag, Ringers Lactated; 6 Small Field Dressings; 2 Bandage, Elastic Coban, Brown; 10 bandage, Muslin Compress; 2 Medium Field Dressings; 4 Large Field Dressings ; 4 Pad Abdominal 5”x9”; 6 Bandage, Gauze 3’x4.5”; 6 Sponges, Surgical Cellulose 4”x4”; 16 pads, Isopropyl Alcohol 2.5”x2”; 50 assorted Band-Aids; 1 roll, Surgical Tape, 3”x30’; 4 rolls, Elastic Bandage 4”x13’; 4 Dressings, Chest Wound Seal; 5 Dressings, Burn/Water Gel, 4”x16”; 4 Splint, Structural Aluminum Malleable 4.5”x36”; 2 tubes, Endotracheal Murphy E12 w/cuff; 2 Thermometer Clinical; 3 Splint, Finger Phalange 18”x7.5”; 1 Syringe, Hypodermic 12ml; 2 Scissors, bandage ; 1 Airway Pharyngeal, Berman, Child ;
1 Airway Pharyngeal, Adult; 2 Tubes, Tracheal Radiopaque; 1 Sphygmomanometer Aneriod; 3 Intravenous Injection Sets; 5 pairs disposable Vinyl Gloves; 1 Airway, Nasopharyngeal Robertazzi 1 Stethoscophe; 4 IV stick sets; 3 tubes, Drainage Surgical Penrose; 2 Stylet Tracheal Tube; 1 Laryngoscope Set; 1 Field Surgery Kit ; 100 Zip-lock Bags 4”x4”; 14oz bottle, Skin Cleanser; 1 Chemical Cold Pack; 1 Basic Corpsman ENT Kit; 1 Vortec Headlamp ; 2 Adjustable Cervicval Collars

Drug Kit Weight: 33.6kg
This is a complement to the surgical kit listed below. The drugs are listed as “treatments.” This is usually a small blister pack of tablets that are to be taken once every few hours until the entire blister pack is used. This kit contains the following:
“Disposable Autoinjectors”:
12 Atropine; 12 2 Pam Chloride; 12 Morphine
“Treatments”:
50 Anesthetic, Local; 50 Anesthetic, Total; 50 Antibiotic, Mild; 50 Antibiotic, Broad-Spectrum; 30 Antifever; 30 Antiseptic, Mild; 30 Antiseptic, Heavy; 30 Antitoxin; 30 Coagulant; 50 Pain-Reliever, Mild; 30 Pain-Reliever, Heavy; 50 Sedative, Mild; 30 Sedative, Heavy
“Fluids in 1,000ml IV Bags”:
12 Normal Saline; 12 5% Glucose; 12 Artificial Blood; 12 Blood Plasma

Extractor Kit Weight: 114gm
Designed to provide a means of removing significant quantities of venom from poisonous bites and stings without cutting. This plastic box contains bandages, antiseptic, razor (for hair removal only), instructions and the extractor pump.

Field Dental Kit Weight: 0.3kg
A small kit designed to provide emergency dental care. It is normally used by trained personnel, but complete instructions are included for use by amateurs. This kit is intended to provide temporary relief until more permanent (and professional) solutions can be made. The kit contains:
10 Gauze Pads (100x100mm) ; 1 pair Forceps; 1 pair Tweezers; 1 Dental Mirror; 1 Spatula; 1 Mixing Dish; 25 Cotton Balls; 100gm Filling Material; 10 units Anesthetic, Local; 100gm Cementing Material; 100 units Toothache Remedy; 1 Set Instructions

Field Dressings Weight: variable
These are large bandages used to bind wounds; they consist of a gauze pad attached to muslin or cotton strips. Many different sizes are available, but the three described here are typical. The size given is the size of the pad; the bandage has a long enough binding strip to accomplish the task.
Small: Found in first aid kits and personal medical kits. Measures 100x180mm. Weight: 0.05kg
Medium: Found in large medical kits. Measures 190x203mm. Weight: 0.11kg
Large: Found in larger medical assortments and used for large wounds such as burns, chest wounds, etc. Measures 300x300mm.
Weight: 0.25kg

Field Surgical Kit Weight: 1kg
A set of stainless steel instruments for use in emergency operations. The instruments come in a zippered canvas pouch along with an emergency surgical manual. All items come in sterile pouches.
The kit contains:
100 Sutures; 20 Scalpel Blades; 1 Scalpel Handle; 1 pair Bandage Scissors; 1 pair Tweezers; 1 pair Suture Scissors; 2 pairs Forceps; 1 Penlight; 20 Alcohol Prep Pads; 3 pairs Vinyl Surgical Gloves

Insect Repellent Weight: 0.1kg
Also known as “bug juice”, this is 200ml plastic squeeze bottle containing DEET.

Iodine Tablets Weight: 0.05kg
Used to make water safe to drink, but leaves a strong metallic taste. One tablet is sufficient to treat one quart of water. Thirty minutes are required after the tablet is dissolved for the water to be safe to drink. Issued in a small glass bottle containing 100 tablets.

IV Fluid Weight: 0.5kg (500ml) or 1kg (1,000ml)
This is standard IV Fluids such as glucose, blood plasma, artificial blood, or sterile water. It comes in flexible, clear plastic bags containing either 500ml or 1,000ml.

IV Catheter Kit Weight: 0.2kg
This kit contains all the tubing, needles, catheter, etc. necessary for the safe use of IV Fluid.

Large Medical Kit Weight: 24.5kg
Normally issued to Project Medical personnel. It is designed to provide the minimal supplies needed to stabilize the patient until they can be evacuated to a hospital. It contains:
“Treatments”
50 Anesthetic, Local; 50 Anesthetic, Total; 100 Antibiotic, Mild; 100 Antibiotic, Broad-Spectrum; 50 Antifever; 50 Antitoxin; 50 Antiseptic, Mild; 50 Antiseptic, Heavy ; 50 Coagulant; 100 Pain Reliever, Mild; 50 Pain Reliever, Heavy; 50 Sedative, Mild; 50 Sedative, Strong; 50 Stimulant; 10 Atropine Autoinjectors; 10 2 Pam Chloride Autoinjectors; 20 Morphine Autoinjectors
Syringes
2 03ml Syringes w/o needle ; 2 12ml Syringes w/o needle; 5 14ga x1.5” Needle; 5 18ga x1.5” Needle ; 5 20ga x1.5” Needle; 5 25ga x1.25” Needle
IV Equipment
4 500ml Blood Plasma Bags; 4 500ml 5% Dextrose Bags; 4 1000ml Blood Plasma Bags; 4 1000ml 5% Dextrose Bags; IV Catheter Set
Oxygen Equipment
Oxygen Mask w/Rebreathing Bag; 3m Roll of Flexible Tubing; Oxygen Cylinder
Airway Equipment
3mm Endotracheal Tube; 5mm Endotracheal Tube; 7mm Endotracheal Tube; Laryngoscope, Large w/Light; Laryngoscope, Small w/Light; 3 Oropharyngeal Airways; Stylet
Resuscitation
Bag w/Intake Mask; Bag w/Non-Rebreathing Value; Adult Mask; Child Mask; Oxygen Reservior Pack
Surgical Supplies
10 Alcohol Sponges; 10 Gauze Sponges 4”x4”; 3 Hemostats; Needle Holder; Scalpel Handle; 5 Scalpel Blades; Scissors;10 Ethicon 4-0 Prolene Sutures; 10 Ethicon 2-0 Vicryl Sutures; 1 roll, 25mmx5m Surgical Tape; Thumb Forceps; 2 Tourniquets; 3 rolls 2”x10yds Gauze
Bandages
400 Assorted sized Band-aids; 6 rolls 4”x10yds Roller Bandages; 4 rolls 4”x5yds Kerlix; 12 4”x4” 12ly Gauze Dressings; 4 Blood Stoppers; 24 Small Field Dressings; 12 Large Field Dressings; 12 Medium Field Dressings;20 Packages of Vaseline Gauze; 4 Triangular Bandages; 40 Adaptic Dressings (fine mesh dressings for burns & abrasions)
Monitoring Equipment
Sphygmomanometer; Stethscope
Miscellaneous
Snake Bite Kit; 20 pairs Vinyl Exam Gloves; 5 Surgical Face Masks

Medium Medical Kit Weight: 18.5kg
Designed as the standard medical kit for Project vehicles; it
is used as a supplement for the Personal First Aid Kits. It contains
the following:
3 Cold Packs; 3 Heat Packs; 2 rolls 4”x5yds Kerlix; 6 4”x4” Gauze Dressings; 6 Large Field Dressings; 12 Small Field Dressings; 10 packages of Vaseline Gauze; 4 Blood Stoppers; 4 Triangular Bandages; 20 Adaptic Dressings; 500 assorted Band-aids; 1 Casualty Blanket; 1 200ml bottle Sterile Eye Wash; 1 100ml bottle Antiseptic, Heavy; 1 100ml bottle Antiseptic, Mild; 1 100gm bar Antiseptic Soap; 1 unit Instant Glucose; 100 Pain Reliever, Mild; 12 Safety Pins; Field Surgery Kit; 12 pairs Vinyl Exam Gloves; 1 CPR Rescue Mask; 2 rolls 4”x5yds Surgical Tape; Snake Bite Kit; 10 Surgical Scrub Brushes; Trauma Shears

Personal First Aid Kit Weight: 1.89kg
Designed to provide basic supplies for most simple emergencies. Issued to every Project member and a basic component of survival kits. The kit contains the following:
50 assorted Band-aids; 10 Antiseptic Wipes; 8 3”x3” Gauze Pads; 2 Conforming Bandages; 2 Small Field Dressings; 1 roll 2”x5yd Surgical Tape; 2 Triangle Bandages; 4 Eye Pads; 2 Eye Wash Powder packs; Basic First Aid Manual; 1 pair Forceps; 6oz tube of Burn Ointment; 6oz tube of Neosporion; 8oz bottle of Antiseptic, Mild; 1 pair Vinyl Exam Gloves; 6 prs. foam ear plugs

Personal Drug Kit Weight: 0.68kg
This kit contains eight doses each of antitoxin, mild antibiotic, coagulant, heavy pain reliever, mild sedative and stimulant. To operate, simply place the metal plate onto skin and push the proper button.

Resupply Package Weight: 40kg
Used to replace materials from the Large MedKit as they are used up. Each resupply package replaces five uses worth of any given materials.

Sunscreen Weight: 0.1kg
All-purpose, waterproof, non-irritating sunscreen in a variety of SPFs.

Surgical Kit Weight: 21.3kg
This is the basic issue kit for medical doctors. This kit contains sufficient instruments and supplies for conducting major operations in the field.

Universal Antibody Weight: 0.907kg
One of the most closely guarded secrets of the Project. This drug can cure most diseases within 24 hours and speed healing at up to six times the normal rate. The agent is successful 80% of the time for each injection. Only one injection may be given within a 24-hour period with no more than four injections total being given. The antibody must be “tuned” to the patient’s body chemistry by a med unit connected to a biocomp. If this is not done, there is an 80% chance of death. The medical specialist in each
team is equipped with two injectors of this drug that have been pre-tuned to each team member.

Universal Antidote Weight: 0.907kg
Designed for use with poisons, such as those from snakes or spider bites. The antidote must be injected but does not need to be “tuned” to the patient. It is effective 90% of the time and the dosage routine is the same as that for the universal antibody.

Water Chlorinating Kit Weight: 2kg
This kit contains ampoules of calcium hypochlorate sufficient to disinfect 3,000 liters of water, and a test kit to determine if the water has been sufficiently disinfected (it cannot determine if the water is clean to begin with). The process takes 30 minutes to fully disinfect and test. This kit also contains 5 bottles of iodine tablets for individual canteen disinfection.