1. IDENTIFY THE INCIDENT SCOPE: Assess the injured individual and confirm the condition falls within the kit's intended use, specifically minor cuts, scrapes, abrasions, minor burns, or sprains. If any sign of severe bleeding, airway distress, cardiac event, major fracture, anaphylaxis, or life-threatening trauma is present, stop and activate EMS immediately before opening the kit.

2. ACTIVATE EMS IF REQUIRED: Call emergency services without delay for any condition exceeding the scope of basic first aid. This kit is not a substitute for emergency medical response. Do not attempt to manage major medical emergencies with this kit.

3. ACCESS THE KIT: Open the Kemp USA 25-Person First Aid Kit and locate the appropriate supply for the confirmed minor injury. Keep the kit organized during use so contents remain accessible and accounted for throughout the response.

4. APPLY BASIC WOUND CARE: For cuts, scrapes, or abrasions, clean the wound and apply the appropriate bandaging materials from the kit. Follow standard wound care protocol: control minor bleeding with direct pressure, cleanse the area, and cover with a sterile dressing.

5. ADDRESS MINOR BURNS: For minor burns within the kit's scope, cool the affected area and apply appropriate burn care materials available in the kit. Do not apply pressure to burned skin. If the burn is extensive or involves the face, hands, feet, or joints, escalate to EMS.

6. SUPPORT SPRAINS: For suspected sprains, use available elastic or supportive bandaging materials to stabilize the affected joint. Instruct the individual to avoid weight-bearing on the injury and arrange for follow-up medical evaluation as appropriate.

7. DOCUMENT AND RESTOCK: After any deployment of kit materials, document the incident and supplies used. Inspect the kit immediately following use and restock any expended or compromised items to restore full readiness before the next potential incident.

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