Field Blood Transfusion Kit (FBTK) Recipient Module

Rapid Recipient Verification for Critical Care

The Field Blood Transfusion Kit (FBTK) Recipient Module is built to confirm a recipient's blood compatibility quickly and reliably in austere settings. Medics, pre hospital clinicians, and prolonged care teams use this module to document blood type and verify compatibility before transfusion, reducing time to lifesaving intervention. Designed specifically for environments where laboratory support is unavailable, the recipient module streamlines decision making during severe hemorrhage and shock. Its focused role in the transfusion workflow provides confidence that the right product is given to the right patient, supporting safer point of care transfusion and improving outcomes in military, EMS, and remote clinical operations.

Compact, Organized Design for Field Use

This recipient module pairs a compact footprint with an organized layout to make compatibility testing straightforward under stress. The pouch is small enough to stow on a medic bag or vehicle shelf while providing clear compartments for documentation and test components. At approximately L 9.5 in. by W 14 in. and weighing 0.53 lbs, the module balances low bulk with immediate access to essential supplies. Color cues and labeled sections reduce cognitive load during high tempo care, and the layout supports rapid, reproducible steps for blood grouping and crossmatch documentation in pre hospital and operational medical environments.

Durable Construction, Field Ready Reliability

Constructed to withstand rough handling and variable conditions in the field, the recipient module is made from robust materials that resist wear and tear while remaining lightweight. Reinforced stitching and secure closures protect contents from dust and moisture, keeping test supplies serviceable in transport and storage. Designed to meet the operational demands of prolonged casualty care, the module supports repeat use during extended missions and surge scenarios. Quality control and attention to kit architecture ensure clinicians can rely on consistent performance when documenting blood compatibility under adverse conditions and high stress.

Flexible Applications Across Care Environments

The recipient module adapts to a wide range of care scenarios, from point of injury response to forward surgical teams and prolonged evacuation. It supports medics and pre hospital providers who must confirm compatibility before initiating transfusion in transport, at forward aid stations, and in field hospitals. Civilian EMS units operating in remote regions can use the module to bridge the gap until definitive care is available, while deployed medical units leverage it as part of a standardized prolonged field care supply set. Its portability and focused purpose make it an essential tool for clinicians managing hemorrhage and transfusion needs outside of conventional hospital settings.

Professional Use

• Forward military medical teams conducting point of injury care
• Pre hospital EMS crews and flight medics managing severe hemorrhage
• Prolonged Field Care and Prolonged Casualty Care units
• Forward surgical teams and role 2 medical facilities
• Disaster response teams operating without laboratory support

Training and Civilian Use

• Clinical training for transfusion protocols and compatibility documentation
• Rural EMS and remote clinic preparedness kits
• Mass casualty preparedness and rapid deployment medical packs
• Hospital outreach teams supporting austere care missions
• Continuing education scenarios for medics and nurses