According to statistics, if someone on site can stop bleeding in a timely manner, the survival rate of the injured will greatly improve. Therefore, medical supplies such as bandages and tourniquets in outdoor medical backpacks can save lives at critical moments.

Disinfecting wipes or disinfectant in outdoor medical backpacks can clean wounds and prevent infection. In the wild environment, wounds are easily infected by bacteria and viruses, so timely cleaning of wounds can avoid the occurrence of infection.

Outdoor medical backpacks should also be configured according to personal and destination conditions. For example, if high-risk activities such as climbing or diving are carried out, more professional medical supplies and drugs may be required. At the same time, the number of trips and the level of team doctors also need to be considered in order to better respond to potential emergencies.