EMT and rescue supplies give first responders what they need to treat injuries, provide critical care, and transport patients during medical emergencies. Aspirators and suction tools are used to remove body fluids, clear airways, and remove surgical fluids and tissues. If breathing is difficult, masks and resuscitation equipment help. Hospital beds, back tables and beds help move the wounded from room to room. Collars, head immobilizers and braces balance body parts to prevent further injury. Defibrillators help with resuscitating overcomers of cardiovascular breakdown. EMT injury packs give a helpful plan of clinical supplies and equipment. EEMT and rescue equip first responders to treat injuries, provide critical care and transport patients in an emergency. Patient transfer equipment includes belts, sheets and mats to support and hold people during transport. Body fluids are extracted, airways are cleared, and surgical fluids and tissues are removed using aspirators and suction equipment. Masks and CPR equipment aid in difficult breathing. Backboards, cots, and medical aid bunks offer help to move harmed individuals between areas. To prevent further injury, cervical collars, head immobilizers, and splints stabilize body parts. Defibrillators aid in the resuscitation of cardiac arrest victims. A set of portable medical supplies and equipment is provided by EMT trauma kits. The belts, boards, and mats in patient transfer equipment are used to support and secure patients during transport.