Medical Kit

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Contents 1 Yacht's Medical Kit 1.1 Suggested Contents 1.2 References 1.3 Comments 1.4 Forum Discussions 1.5 External Links

Yacht's Medical Kit

Cruisers are often a long way from qualified assistance (in distance and time) so the yacht's medical kit needs to be fairly substantial. Along with the medical bag, be sure that you have reference materials (books, etc.) at hand to assist in diagnosis and in the administration of first aid. Also, never underestimate the usefulness of your onboard radios (VHF and HF) in calling for help with more serious medical problems or injuries.

Suggested Contents

• First-aid Supplies
• Prescription Drugs
  (ALWAYS carry certified copies of the prescriptions)

References

Books, etc.

• "Advanced First Aid Afloat" by Peter Eastman
• "The Ship Captain's Medical Guide" Downloadable from the Maritime and Coastguard Agency

Comments

Personal comments?

Forum Discussions

Links to discussion threads on the CruiserLog Forum

• Yachts Medical Kit

External Links

Links to relative websites

• Cruiser's Medical Kit Doctor Mark Anderson's suggested kit for cruisers.

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