Important - First Aid Kit

At my place of work H&S gave us advice on what to keep in the first aid kit. You can't administer drugs unless you're a doctor, you can't apply dreams in case of allergy and all plasters out of date should be discarded. So, someone emptied it out and left the following note - If you're not too bad go back to work, if it's worse go home or if you're unconscious dial 999
 
Just yesterday i put a first aid kit in the van after 5 months of ownership.
Should have known better as our neighbour had a very serious leg wound last year falling over a small picket fence.
Hopefully this one will never be needed.
 
Bigusdickus said:
At my place of work H&S gave us advice on what to keep in the first aid kit. You can't administer drugs unless you're a doctor, you can't apply dreams in case of allergy and all plasters out of date should be discarded. So, someone emptied it out and left the following note - If you're not too bad go back to work, if it's worse go home or if you're unconscious dial 999
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Is that when you get a nightmare?:scared:
 
My van has enough stuff in to stock a small chemists.

Bandages, plasters, tape, dressings, ointments,sprays. Only thing I don't have is anaesthetic. If i'm on a meet I could always Nick Annie's voddy. :lol-049:
 
Many a true word, spoken in jest...

If my horrendous accident and it's joke filled aftermath, has raised awareness of first aid issues , that's good news.
If it prevents future problems, that's a bonus.
 
Pauljenny said:
Many a true word, spoken in jest...

If my horrendous accident and it's joke filled aftermath, has raised awareness of first aid issues , that's good news.
If it prevents future problems, that's a bonus.
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but will it stop you falling down further ordure-containers ? We KNOW your proclivities Paul ..... :ninja:
 
Bigusdickus said:
At my place of work H&S gave us advice on what to keep in the first aid kit. You can't administer drugs unless you're a doctor, you can't apply dreams in case of allergy and all plasters out of date should be discarded. So, someone emptied it out and left the following note - If you're not too bad go back to work, if it's worse go home or if you're unconscious dial 999
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elf and safety for elf and safety in the workplace seems rife , I do believe people can have allergies to plasters and the person administering the first aid could have allergy to latex gloves, It does seem a bit of a nightmare.

Channa

PS for lost digits does it matter if the milk is pasteurised and semi skimmed ? before they attempt to sew it back on ?
 
delicagirl said:
but will it stop you falling down further ordure-containers ? We KNOW your proclivities Paul ..... :ninja:
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Proclivities, Collette ?
I can't afford them at my age and infirmity.
I'm going to have another attempt at training the Child Bride to empty the Thunderbox, though I doubt it. I've been trying for 19 years, without any progress.
 
Pauljenny said:
Proclivities, Collette ?
I can't afford them at my age and infirmity.
I'm going to have another attempt at training the Child Bride to empty the Thunderbox, though I doubt it. I've been trying for 19 years, without any progress.
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sometimes we just have to admit failure....... :lol-049: but no one can say you didn't try hard enough......
 
I kept my condoms in the first aid kit, they got thrown out too, they were 30 years out of date!:sad::sad::cry::cry::cry:
 
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