Medical loot locations include hospitals, the blue medical centers, yellow medical camps and medical related infected.
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A roll of non-sterile gauze bandage. Can be used to directly stop the bleeding, but can also be used other ways. -
An empty bag for collecting blood directly. Contains anticoagulations to extend usefulness of the collected blood. -
Single-use blood type test kit contains everything needed to perform a complete blood test for ABO and Rh. -
Made of activated charcoal. Used as an absorbent to treat poisoning and overdose or as filling for gas mask filters. -
These tablets are traditionally used to cure heavy metal poisoning but can also be efficiently used to purify water. -
Water purification tablets are used to chemically disinfect water from untreated sources for drinking purposes. -
Painkiller pills suitable for treating weak or moderate pain. -
A spray bottle of disinfectant. Is supposed to kill viruses and bacteria, eliminate germs and undesirable odors. -
A respirator designed to protect the wearer from inhaling harmful dusts, fumes, vapors, or gases. -
A pen of adrenaline for intramuscular injection. Improves breathing, stimulates the heart and raises dropping blood pressure. -
This useful survival tool serves both as a container for storing water and as a means to purify it. When used for drinking it removes almost any common waterborne disease found in the wilderness. -
A textile pouch used to carry and protect first aid kit, mainly from the weather exposure. -
Signal flare cartridge. Used in a signal pistol, it contains a mix of chemicals, making them shine with a bright light. -
Signal flare cartridge. Used in a signal pistol, it contains a mix of chemicals, making them shine with a bright light. -
Signal flare cartridge. Used in a signal pistol, it contains a mix of chemicals, making them shine with a bright light. -
Signal flare cartridge. Used in a signal pistol, it contains a mix of chemicals, making them shine with a bright light. -
A respirator cartridge. Designed to fit the most common gas masks mounts. -
Reusable bottle made out of glass that can contain any type of liquid. -
Medium range, two-way personal radio with a frequency switch. Requires a battery to operate. -
A common antiseptic, used to medicate exposed wounds. It's a solution of iodine and potassium iodide. -
Contains all needed items for delivering liquids intravenously. Used in combination with bags holding them. -
A white colored laboratory coat made from cotton. Can be worn with glasses, to make you look smarter. -
Glass thermometer filled with mercury. Can be used to help with diagnosis if feeling under the weather. -
A pen of morphine for intramuscular injection. Affects central nervous system directly and acts as an analgesic. Used for pain relief of severe injuries. -
As part of 'Nuclear, Biological, Chemical' suit, boots are very important for successfully traversing contaminated areas. -
As part of 'Nuclear, Biological, Chemical' suit, the hood is very important for successfully traversing contaminated areas. -
As part of 'Nuclear, Biological, Chemical' suit, jacket is very important for successfully traversing contaminated areas. -
As part of 'Nuclear, Biological, Chemical' suit, pants are very important for successfully traversing contaminated areas. -
Full face gas mask with a side mount for filter cartridges. Used to protect from airborne pollutants and contaminated air. -
Classic nurse dress with short skirt and multiple pockets. Comes in multiple color variants. -
Standard issue paramedic jacket. Not that different from any other work apparel, except for the bright, reflective stripes. -
Standard issue of paramedic pants. Not that different from any other work apparel, except for the bright, reflective stripes. -
A reusable bottle. Even though it originally contained spring water, it can contain various liquids. -
The label is worn. The only readable parts are the letters "PO-X" and a drawing that displays how to use the injector. Remove the cap and push hard against the skin. -
A bag of saline solution. Used to treat dehydration and accelerate blood regeneration. Lacks any means of delivery into the bloodstream. -
Part of medical scrubs, worn to keep your hair in place and to protect from possible blood splattering.
