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Cervical collar.
A cervical collar. Disposable protective gloves and sterile dressings or gauze are useful in a basic kit, among other supplies. Contents depend on the risks and the user’s training; maintain the kit. Do not fit a collar or use specialised equipment without appropriate training or instructions. Carrying a kit is recommended in a private car; Annex XII does not generally require one.
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Disposable protective gloves.
Sterile dressings.
Cervical collar.
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