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An emergency medical services (EMS) system for delivering primary care and emergency treatment by EMS personnel is provided by personnel vest jackets constructed and organized for carrying EMS equipment and supplies in wearable and accessible arrangement. The vest is formed with a plurality of outsi

An emergency medical services (EMS) system for delivering primary care and emergency treatment by EMS personnel is provided by personnel vest jackets constructed and organized for carrying EMS equipment and supplies in wearable and accessible arrangement. The vest is formed with a plurality of outside pockets on the front left and right sides of the vest with first and second large outside pockets across the front bottom left and right sides for carrying bulkier EMS equipment and materials at lower center of gravity. Intermediate size pockets are arranged across the center left and right sides of the vest for carrying intermediate and smaller size EMS supplies. Small upper pockets at least some of elongate configuration are formed on at least one side of the front top of the vest for accommodating objects of elongate configuration. Loop holders are also provided on at least one side of the top front of the vest for holding airways. Quick release loops are provided at the shoulder of the vest for securing the ends a stethoscope around the back of the neck and on the shoulders of the vest. An extra-large pocket is formed across the outside back of the vest for storing and accessing a large multi-trauma dressing pad, abdominal dressing pad or collapsible splint. A full complement of equipment and supplies for emergency medical services is strategically organized on the vest for balance, low center of gravity, accessibility according to frequency of use, etc. The vest construction features facilitate delivery of emergency care.

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An emergency medical system (EMS) system for delivering primary care emergency treatment and EMS equipment and supplies by EMS personnel comprising: a personnel vest constructed and organized for carrying EMS equipment and supplies in a wearable and accessible arrangement, said vest being formed wit

An emergency medical system (EMS) system for delivering primary care emergency treatment and EMS equipment and supplies by EMS personnel comprising: a personnel vest constructed and organized for carrying EMS equipment and supplies in a wearable and accessible arrangement, said vest being formed with a neck, two armholes and a waist opening, and an overlapping placket at the center front of the vest extending between the neck and waist openings, said placket being formed with closure means; quick release support loops at the shoulders of the vest for securing the ends of a stethoscope and for carrying a stethoscope around the back of the neck and on the shoulders of EMS personnel wearing the vest; said vest comprising a plurality of outside pockets arranged on the front left and right sides of the vest with first and second large outside pockets across the front bottom left and right sides respectively of the vest for carrying bulkier EMS equipment and supplies at lower center of gravity and a plurality of intermediate size pockets across the center left and right sides of the front of the vest for carrying intermediate and smaller size EMS equipment and supplies; at least one of said large outside pockets across the bottom front left and right sides of the vest comprising a compound pocket having a large inner pocket formed by a first pocket cover panel across the bottom of one side of the vest and an outer pocket formed by a second pocket cover panel over at least a portion of the first pocket cover panel, said large inner pocket being formed with quick release closure means across at least a portion of the top of the first pocket cover panel; said intermediate size pockets across the center of the right and left sides of the vest being formed with quick release closure flap means over the tops of the intermediate size pockets; small upper pockets formed on at least one side of the right and left sides of the front top of the vest at least one of said upper pockets having narrow elongate configuration for retaining elongate objects for ready access; loop holding means formed on at least one side of the top front of the vest for holding airway means; and a first extra-large pocket formed across the outside back of the vest comprising an extra-large pocket cover panel secured along the top and bottom across the back of the vest, said extra-large pocket being openable and accessible on the sides and formed with quick release closure means along the sides and with tabs for pulling open the sides for storing and accessing a large multi-trauma dressing pad. An emergency medical response (EMS) system for delivering primary care emergency treatment and EMS equipment and supplies by EMS personnel comprising: a personnel vest constructed and organized for carrying EMS equipment and supplies in a wearable and accessible arrangement, said vest being formed with a neck, two armholes and a waist opening, and an overlapping placket at the center front of the vest extending between the neck and waist openings, said placket being formed with quick release closure means for rapidly opening the vest; quick release support loops at the shoulders of the vest for securing the ends of a stethoscope and for carrying a stethoscope around the back of the neck and on the shoulders of EMS personnel wearing the vest; said vest comprising a plurality of outside pockets arranged on the front left and right sides of the vest with first and second large outside pockets across the front bottom left and right sides respectively of the vest for carrying bulkier EMS equipment and supplies at lower center of gravity and a plurality of intermediate size pockets across the center left and right sides of the front of the vest for carrying intermediate and smaller size EMS equipment and supplies; small upper pockets formed on at least one side of the right and left sides of the front top of the vest at least one of said upper pockets having narrow elongate configuration for retaining elongate objects for ready access; loop holding means formed on at least one side of the top front of the vest for holding airway means; and a first extra-large pocket formed across the outside back of the vest comprising an extra-large pocket cover panel secured along the top and bottom across the back of the vest, said extra-large pocket being openable and accessible on the sides and formed with quick release closure means along the sides and with tabs for pulling open the sides for storing and accessing a large multi-trauma dressing pad.