NHS TEN SECOND Triage Pack - (Casualty labelling following triage) - Ten Second Triage Tool TST
The folder has been designed using the highest quality tactical materials and is reinforced to ensure the slap bands sit effectively and hold 2 PVC A5 Ten Second Triage Tool Cards.
The folder is in service now with UK Emergency Services
This pack uses the UK Outdoor Manufacturing (UKOM) Folder that has been designed and Manufactured in the UK by UK Emergency Services
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The folder has been designed using the highest quality tactical materials and is reinforced to ensure the slap bands sit effectively and hold 2 PVC A5 Ten Second Triage Tool Cards.
Pack Contains
UKOM Folder - (Reinforced with pockets for bands and cards) - Velcro Closure.
5 of each Slap Band (20 Bands in total)
2 x PVC Ten Second Triage Cards (Fully weatherproof)
Large range of colours available.
Further Information
Introducing a brand new collection of triage bands, meticulously crafted in collaboration with the NHS Ten Second Triage Algorithm, catering specifically to the needs of first-responders. A must have for those working in the Publice Services including Police and Fire Service.
Key Features:
- User-friendly design, ensuring effortless application.
- Compatible with patients wearing thick layers of clothing.
- Simple removal and replacement as needed.
- High visibility in all environments.
- Reflective design for enhanced visibility under various lighting conditions (such as torchlight).
- Made to NHS guidance on size and colour (measuring 300mm x 50mm).
- Remarkably cost-effective when compared to other alternatives.
- Durable and suitable for multiple uses, ensuring longevity.
- Conveniently rollable for effortless storage.
All colours available
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Priority |
Colour |
Description |
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1 – Immediate |
Red |
Requires lifesaving treatment immediately and has time critical life-threatening injuries |
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2 – Urgent |
Yellow |
Requires significant intervention as soon as possible Injured or unwell and are unable to walk |
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3 – Delayed |
Green |
Requires medical intervention but not with any urgency Can walk to treatment |
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Not breathing |
Silver |
Breathing not detected |
