<unk>  recreation and travel have become increasingly common in the last few decades, and with this growing popularity comes exposure to injury and sickness in environments generally far away from medical facilities.  In order to avoid serious repercussions,<unk>  travelers must be prepared to quickly recognize and treat common minor ailments, while also recognizing conditions that require evacuation and definitive medical care.  While minor trauma and diarrhea are the most likely to affect travelers, other more severe illnesses such as cardiovascular events have been documented, as well.  When paired with medical expertise, proper planning and access to appropriate supplies can help reduce morbidity and mortality associated with medical issues encountered in austere environments.
This article will provide an overview of planning for<unk>  trips based on environment and activities planned, screening of potential participants, and illness and injury prevention.  Medical kit preparation will be discussed including basic assembly, specialized items, and medications.  Finally, there will be a brief discussion of illness/injury commonly encountered when in remote environments.
Wilderness preparedness
ACEP clinical policies
Poison control
SCVMC:CUSTODY CARE
Ideal body weight estimation
Diagnosis of death
Pregnancy and lactation drug labeling
Baby feeding and nutrition