IFAK Y EDC la configuración de un TES

What does an Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) carry in their daily kit? 🚑 In this video, we take an in-depth look at the configuration of a compact waist pack designed for concealed carry, combining an IFAK (First Aid Kit) and an EDC (Everyday Carry Kit). Discover how a colleague organizes their gear to be ready both on call with the 061 emergency medical service and the Red Cross, and in their daily life. From controlling massive bleeding to everyday essentials. 📌 What will you learn in this video? Differences between IFAK and EDC. Essential bleeding control equipment (tourniquets, Celox, chest dressings). Organizing a low-profile tactical waist pack. Tips on medical identification and personal safety. 🕒 Gear timeline: 00:00 Introduction: What is an IFAK and an EDC? 01:10 Waist pack exterior: ID and Olight flashlight. 02:08 Front pocket (EDC): External battery, keys, and connectivity. 02:44 Right side pocket: Hygiene and multi-tool. 03:14 Left side pocket: CPR mask and writing materials. 03:55 Main pocket: Medical and diagnostic supplies (pulse oximeter). 04:41 Hemorrhage control: Z-shaped gauze, Celox Rapid, and hemostatic agents. 05:32 Bandages and thermal blanket: Israeli bandage and thermal protection. 05:55 The CAT Gen 7 tourniquet: Analysis and color advice. 06:22 Internal pocket: Chest pads and FFP2 protection. 07:02 Belt Accessories: Tactical Carabiner and Practical Uses. 07:44 Visual Overview of All Equipment. 💬 We want to know your opinion! What element do you consider most important in an everyday IFAK? Would you change anything about this configuration? Tell us in the comments. If you're passionate about the world of emergencies, subscribe to El Rincon del TES! 🚑✨ #IFAK #EDC #EmergencyMedicalServices #EMS #FirstAid #Tactical #061 #RedCross Become a member of this channel to enjoy perks:    / @elrincondeltes   Subscribe to the channel and hit the bell icon!