>>1350097If you know how to use them, tourniquets and Quik-Clot. Granted the situations in which you'll be rushing into a massive trauma situation probably are going to be few and far between, so these two things are on the optional list unless you're familiar with how to deploy and use both effectively. Same could be said for Israeli bandages as well.
Last but not least, gloves. Learn to love gloves. Have three or five pairs of the things balled up into a Ziploc in your First Aid Kit. You never know who you'll be treating, let alone the cooties that could be in their bodily fluids, so it's always a good idea to keep up universal precautions and keep yourself safe. Nitrile gloves are great for their durability and flexibility--plus the lack of latex means one less allergic reaction you have to worry about.
