List should include, but not limited to,

absorbent cotton
gauze rolls
non-stick dressings
flexible wrap
gauze sponges
adhesive tape
thermometer
stethoscope
bandage scissors
duct tape
petroleum jelly
wound ointment
bandage materials (e.g., sheet cotton, pillow wraps, track wraps, flannel wraps)
antibacterial soap
rubbing alcohol
elastic bandage
ice pack
saline solution
eye wash
flashlight
latex gloves
tourniquet
poultice
phenylbutazone
banamine
electrolyte paste/powder
Epsom salt (i.e., magnesium sulfate)
emergency contact numbers
documentation
restraining device.

Process/Skill Questions:

When should a tourniquet be used?
What should be applied to a thermometer before using it?
What are the common uses of non-stick dressings?
What differentiates bandage scissors from regular scissors?
What common items could be used in lieu of first aid supplies?
Why are phenylbutazone and flunixin meglumine needed if both are nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs)?

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