In a preschool environment, cleaners, insecticides, first aid solutions, medications and all other toxic substances should be kept in a high, flame-resistant and safety-locked cabinet.
I administer medications, first aid, and CPR, if necessary; help with scheduling and personal finances; mediate conflict, spearhead fundraising efforts, champion advocacy initiatives, and provide personal counseling as needed.
Be prepared for emergencies with at least a three-day supply of non-perishable food and potable water, prescription medications, first aid supplies, and other things you might need if you have no utilities and no way to purchase supplies.
Basics: Insect repellent, toilet paper, rope, trash bags, small sewing kit, essential medications, first aid kit, and sunscreen, and perhaps a mosquito net if warranted where you're headed.
Never EVER use a first aid kit to store medication.
Make absolutely sure to pack any sort of health related essential items (braces, medication, first aid, etc).. Make sure you bring a little extra gear such as two hats, or two sets of gloves in case you lose something.
Put together an evacuation kit that includes your pet(s) vet records, medications and a first aid kit.
You know that drawer in your bathroom that's got a first aid kit, some over-the-counter medications, and Band-Aids?
Check the contents of your first aid kit periodically, and replace all medications that are out of date.
Nor should you ever administer medication to a first aid incident.
Medical records and/or list of medical needs, if your pet has a medical condition or is on medication Two weeks supply of medication and any supplements in waterproof container (rotate every two months); have chemical ice packs and a small, insulated cooler if medication needs refrigeration First aid kit.
