Since you are the human with the credit card, the cell phone, and the keys to the truck, you are in charge when it comes to emergencies in the field. These emergencies may range from poisoning to traps, from suffocation to laceration.
Whatever the problem, the thing that will matter most in the end is preparation beforehand and quick level-headed action afterward.
Part of preparation is having a decent medical kit with you in the field.
Part of level-headed action is taking the time NOW to think through possible problems and emergencies that might arise.
Field health and emergency situations can be broken down into two categories: critical and chronic. >> To read more
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