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Emergency Items to Take on the Road

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Nobody ever expects to be in an accident 1982 Jeep Cj7 to be stranded in his or her Counseling Education In Master Online somewhere, but it happens. So be prepared by carrying all Arizona Contractor License School necessary emergency items in your car.

In case of an St Catherine Hospital Garden City Kansas these items are important:

Disposable camera (to take photos of the vehicles La Quinta Inn Orlando Fl the scene)
Can of motor oil
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Empty gas can
Fire extinguisher
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Flashlight Fuel Install Oil Tank spare batteries
Fuses
Insurance: insurance card, Christmas Village Michigan number of agent, 1-800 number of company
Jack for tires
Jumper cables
Paper
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Portable radio with spare batteries
Reflective vest
Sealant for small leaks in tires
Spare tire (be sure to have it checked each time you have your tires rotated)
Tire pressure gauge
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Window scraper for ice
Car Documentation
Car owner's manual
Car registration

Items you should have in your first aid kit:

Activated Charcoal (for poisoning emergencies)
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Adhesive tape
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Antacid
Antibiotic ointment
Baking soda
Calamine lotion
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Chemical hot packs
Cotton balls
Cotton swabs
Decongestant tablets & spray
Diarrhea medication
Disposable latex or vinyl gloves
Elastic bandages
Facemask for CPR
First aid guide
Gauze pads - various sizes
Hot-water bottle
Household ammonia
Hydrocortisone cream .5%
Hydrogen Peroxide
Hypoallergenic tape
Insect repellent
Insect sting swabs
Matches
Meat tenderizer (for insect bites)
Moleskin
Needles
Non-adhering dressings
Oil of Cloves
Over-the-counter pain medication
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Roller gauze - self adhering
Safety pins
Salt
Scissors
Soap
Space blanket
Sam splint
Sugar or glucose solution
Syrup of Ipecac
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Triangular bandages
Tweezers
Waterproof tape

Items to take for you and your family if you become stranded:

Blankets
Bottled water
Card with information about family medical allergies or conditions and emergency phone numbers of family and friends
Cellular phone
List of contact numbers for law enforcement agencies
Pre-moistened towelettes
Road atlas, maps
Snack food

If you are transporting children place a bright sticker on the child's car seat with:

Child's name
Parents' or Mortgage Refinance In New York names
Best phone number of parent or guardian
Two names/best phone numbers of local friends/relatives in case neither parent is able to care for the child
List "Medical Must Knows":
Any allergies the child may have, especially to medication
Any medical conditions the child may have or have had in the past (such as diabetes, asthma etc.)
Insurance information if applicable
For a young baby, type of formula (if formula fed)
Name and phone number of child's pediatrician
Anything else you would like medical personnel to know about your child (fears she may have, favorite song that may help calm her, anything you can think of that would be helpful)

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Emergency Items to Take on the Road

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