Learn what every medical item does.
Broad antibiotic. The fix for cholera and infected wounds.
Settles the stomach and pulls toxins out of your system.
Boosts your immune system so your body fights the virus itself.
Painkillers. Removes the pain effect and the shaking it causes.
Instantly fixes a broken leg. The single best item to carry.
Adrenaline shot that wakes you or a teammate from unconsciousness.
The dedicated antidote for contaminated-zone gas exposure.
Shocks an unconscious survivor back into the fight.
Reveals a blood type. Use it before any transfusion.
Draws blood from a donor into an empty blood bag.
Required to run any blood bag or saline transfusion.
Safe blood volume restore. No blood type, no risk.
Restores blood fast — but only if the blood type matches.
Makes pond water safe. The cheapest cholera insurance there is.
Wound disinfectant. Stops an infection before it starts.
Disinfects wounds, rags and tools. The most common disinfectant.
Same job as the tinctures, in a can with more uses.
Stops bleeding cleanly. Sterile, so no infection risk.
Improvised bandage cut from clothing. Disinfect before use.
Craftable leg brace. Walk on a broken leg without morphine.
Tells you your exact body temperature — fever or hypothermia.