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VIDEO: What is Inside Your Digital Assessment (DAK) Kit?

THIS VIDEO WALKS THROUGH THE DAK PACKAGING AND EQUIPMENT, INCLUDING THE RECORD KEEPING SLEEVE, ACCESSORY WELCOME BOX, AND MEDICAL-GRADE TOOLS STORED IN THE KIT. EACH COMPONENT IS ORGANIZED FOR ONBOARD USE, RAPID ACCESS, RELIABLE RESTOWAGE, AND ONGOING READINESS AS PART OF THE AIRCRAFT'S MEDICAL PREPAREDNESS PROGRAM.


WHAT DOES THIS VIDEO COVER?

  • Record keeping sleeve The sleeve wraps around the kit and stores the maintenance log, inspection details, QR codes, and readiness records.

  • Accessory welcome box The box contains instructions for use, quick reference materials, charging components, adapters, and warranty or service information.

  • Core diagnostic tools The DAK includes an ECG device, blood pressure monitor, pulse oximeter, infrared thermometer, and glucometer.

  • Pre-flight readiness Crews should confirm the app, equipment, batteries, and documentation are current before the first in-flight assessment.

Record Keeping Sleeve

  • First item to review: The sleeve is designed to be removed and checked before accessing the equipment inside the kit.

  • Maintenance log: It provides space to record Aviation App updates, battery checks, expiration tags, inspection dates, and other readiness activities.

  • QR code access: QR codes link to maintenance bulletins, update notices, and support materials from the DAK service team.

  • Do not discard: The sleeve is part of the maintenance program and should be reviewed monthly as the ongoing record of readiness.

Accessory Welcome Box

  • Instructions for use: The box includes setup and operating guidance for the DAK and its medical devices.

  • Quick reference guide: Crews can use the guide to review device setup, operation, and pre-flight checks.

  • Charging components: The box includes charging equipment and adapters for the ECG device and other rechargeable items.

  • Warranty and service information: Service documentation should be stored with the record keeping sleeve for future reference.

Core Diagnostic Equipment

  • ECG device: The ECG is the only Bluetooth-connected tool in the kit and transmits cardiac data to the Aviation App and MedLink for real-time support.

  • ECG components: The ECG includes the recorder and pads. The pads are stored in the pocket inside the DAK lid.

  • Digital blood pressure monitor: Compact and easy to secure during cabin movement or turbulence.

  • Pulse oximeter: Provides quick oxygen saturation and pulse rate readings.

  • Infrared thermometer: Contactless, accurate, and well-suited for confined cabin spaces.

  • Digital glucometer: Used to measure blood glucose when diabetic symptoms or altered awareness are suspected.

Important Glucometer Note

  • Three-part device: The glucometer includes the recording device, test strips, and lancet.

  • Use with MedLink guidance: MedLink will advise when and how to use the glucometer during an assessment.

  • Verbal reporting: Glucometer information is not recorded in the Aviation App and should be reported verbally to MedLink.

Key Takeaways

Start with the sleeve: The record keeping sleeve is a critical readiness document, not disposable packaging.

Review support materials: Instructions, quick reference guidance, charging components, and service information should be checked before first use.

Know the tools: The DAK contains five key diagnostic tools organized for fast access during an in-flight medical event.

Keep it mission-ready: Confirm software, batteries, expiration details, and equipment readiness before flight.