Emergency treatment for external injuries: For cuts, abrasions, sprains, burns, etc., control the injury through disinfection, hemostasis, bandaging, and immobilization.
Preliminary response to sudden illnesses: For cardiovascular events (including nitroglycerin and quick-acting heart medicine), allergic reactions, high fever, diarrhea, etc., temporary symptom relief can be provided.
Support for self-rescue and mutual aid: Before professional medical personnel arrive, non-professionals can provide basic life support (such as cardiopulmonary resuscitation and hemostasis).
Disaster prevention and mitigation scenario backup: In the event of emergencies such as earthquakes, fires, and floods, provide survival and medical support (such as emergency blankets, water purifiers, and escape masks).
