1. RECEIVE AND INVENTORY THE PACK: Upon receiving the Kemp USA Medical Supply Pack F, inventory all 258 components against the included manifest before organizing into a dedicated EMS bag. Confirm no items are missing, damaged, or have compromised sterile packaging.

2. ORGANIZE BY FUNCTIONAL CATEGORY: Group components into modular pouches by operational function: Bleeding Control, Airway, Vitals and Diagnostics, and Splinting and Immobilization. Organize according to your agency's preferred deployment framework such as MARCH-E or XABCDE.

3. ESTABLISH SCENE SAFETY AND DON PPE: On arrival at any incident, park in a blocking position and don nitrile gloves before exiting the vehicle. Assess for scene hazards including fuel leaks, traffic, and downed power lines before approaching the patient. Utilize the Life Saver Hammer if vehicle extrication cannot wait for fire/rescue.

4. INITIATE C-SPINE CONTROL AND BLEEDING PRIORITY: Approach the patient from the front and instruct them not to move their head. Apply the Perfit Ace Adjustable C-Collar if the mechanism of injury suggests spinal involvement, and prioritize control of major bleeding above all other interventions.

5. CONDUCT PRIMARY SURVEY USING XABCDE OR MARCH PROTOCOL: Begin with X for exsanguination: expose the injury with utility shears and apply the CAT Tourniquet high and tight proximal to the wound if arterial bleeding is present, noting the time of application clearly. Progress through Airway, Breathing, Circulation, Disability, and Exposure, deploying the OPA if the patient loses consciousness and gag reflex, the Vent Chest Seal for open chest wounds, the BP cuff and pulse oximeter for circulation assessment, and the penlight for pupillary response.

6. IMMOBILIZE FRACTURES AND PREVENT HYPOTHERMIA: Immobilize suspected fractures using the 36-inch Splint Roll, secured with elastic bandages. Cover the patient with the Mylar blanket or Burn Sheet to prevent heat loss and manage for shock during the exposure phase.

7. PERFORM SECONDARY SURVEY AND DRESS WOUNDS: Conduct a head-to-toe secondary assessment and dress minor wounds using sterile gauze pads, cloth surgical or waterproof adhesive tape, and elastic bandages. Clean abrasions with sterile irrigation water or BZK towelettes and apply triple antibiotic ointment before covering with an appropriate dressing.

8. MONITOR AND PREPARE FOR HANDOVER: Continuously monitor vital signs and mental status using the pulse oximeter, BP cuff, stethoscope, and thermometer until a higher level of care arrives. Provide the receiving unit with a complete report of all injuries identified and every intervention performed, including tourniquet application time.

9. RESTOCK AND RETURN TO READINESS: Immediately following any call where supplies were used, take the bag out of service until it is fully restocked using one-for-one replacement against the original manifest. Document the restock event and conduct a full inspection including expiration dates, packaging integrity, and battery status before returning the bag to operational status.