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Hva finnes av medisinsk utstyr ombord i et fly

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Kravene til akuttmedisinsk utstyr («Emergency medical kit») ombord kan variere med land og flyselskap. Det finnes vanligvis utstyr for basale medisinske prosedyrer, blødningskontroll, intravenøst utstyr. Eksempelvis finnes i et Norwegian-fly blant annet:

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  • Medikamenter - nitroglyserin, adrenalin, stesolid, glukose, cetirizin, paracet, saltløsninger
  • Utstyr - hansker, stetoskop, nåler, skalpell, blodtrykksmåler, blodsukkermåler, plaster og et sug
  • Oksygenflasker og masker
  • Hjertestarter

Utstyret er plassert flere steder i flyet.

Medisiner finnes tilgjengelige til behandling av milde smerter, allergiske reaksjoner, astmaplager, lavt blodsukker, kramper, kvalme, dehydrering og noen hjertelidelser. Det finnes også urinkateter ombord.

Dette dokumentet er basert på det profesjonelle dokumentet Akuttmedisin ombord i fly . Referanselisten for dette dokumentet vises nedenfor

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