A collection of supplies used to give immediate medical treatment to someone injured or suddenly ill is called a

• A. Medical Kit
• B. Quick Response Kit
• C. First Aid Kit
• D. Emergency Bag

Answer: (D)

A first aid kit is a portable collection of supplies used to provide basic medical treatment right away after an injury or sudden illness. This term is the standard label for on-site care items you’d use to stop bleeding, clean and cover wounds, protect yourself with gloves, and manage minor injuries while waiting for professional help. It’s the go-to name in schools, workplaces, and homes for immediate, basic care.

An emergency bag tends to imply a bag prepared for broader disaster or evacuation scenarios and may include supplies beyond medical items. A medical kit can be clear in some contexts but is more general and can refer to more advanced equipment beyond basic first aid supplies. A quick response kit isn’t a widely recognized term and lacks a standard, understood meaning in safety guidelines.