Cloth
tape
Ace
Bandage
Gauze
pads
Bandages
of all sizes and shapes....
(knuckle and fingertip type as well as the usual)
Antibiotic ointment. (one-time use packets- no contamination)
Scissors
(to cut bandages and tape)
Safety
Pins
Enrollment forms for all the kids
(w/ health insurance & emergency info on them)
Paper
bags for hyperventilaters
Consider
these additions:
AED- Automated Electronic Defibrillator
Eye wash,
contact solution, small mirror
Have any
asthmatics on team give you one of their breathers
(in case they forget their own)
Medicated Baby powder - chaffing & feet
Rubber
bands or coated hair bands
Mole
skin - thick felt like material
(used to make a donut around a blister)
Vaseline
- to fill donut of the moleskin
Emergency contact numbers - 911 & for your area
Large
Tongue depressors - useful in mud games to clean cleats
A couple
of butterfly Band-Aids - to close facial cut
Triangular bandage for sling
Small
vial of second skin
(liquid that quickly dries and forms protective layer over cut)
Sunscreen of a high SPF#.
Lip balm
is also a good item to bring
(also
due to the possibility of blisters from the sun)
Unless
you have a spare uniform at a game or practice it would be wise to have a way
to disinfect clothing that gets soaked with blood on the spot - 1 part bleach
mixed with 10 parts water (NOT ahead of time) works well
