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+Expo 1st Aid
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1st Aid
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Available equipment
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Expo maintains a big top camp first aid kit for plateau injuries
+and minor caving damage. It is not designed/intended to go
+underground. Plateau falls are actually the biggest risk on expo -
+the limestone is sharp and sometimes slippery, the rucksacks are
+enormous and heavy. Small personal kits for underground use are also a
+good idea, as is a bivi bag or bothy in case of getting stuck for any
+reason (as it's damn cold).
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There is a rescue grab bag containing underground 1st aid stuff and
+brew kit/shelter.
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At base camp is more first aid stuff for both replenishment and other
+injuries.
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Training
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+There is a caving first aid training session help each year before
+expo. Here are the slides from the
+current course (written by Cat Hulse) which provide a lot of good info.
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