What's in your patrol pack?

As a member of search and rescue and a local ski patrol I spend a lot of time thinking about what's in my pack.  Here's what I generally carry in my patrol pack.  My patrol pack is geared towards medical and customer service things - this is what I do most of the time when I'm patrolling.

Items in bold I use constantly.

• PPE / Safety
• Non-latex exam gloves (easily accessible, in myparka)
• Mask
• CPR pocket mask
• Antiseptic towelettes (septisol)
• Eye protection (ski goggles or wrap around sunglasses will do the trick)
• Whistle
• Sunglasses, sunscreen, compass, tools (for personal use)
• 50ft nylon (Avalanche) cord
• Waterproof matches (several in waterproof contianer)
• Bleeding control
• 4x4 bandages
• Sterile compresses
• Roller gauze
• Band aids
• Trauma dressing
• Splinting
• Sam splint / wire splint / cardboard splint for arm and shoulder injuries
• Cravat x 4
• Roller x 6
• Tongue depressor / popsicle stick (finger splint)
• Donut (stabilizing impaled objects; you can make one out of roller gauze)
• Assessment tools
• Penlight
• Stethoscope & BP cuff (optional)
• Patient & patroller comfort / customer service
• Area trail maps
• Extra 99c hats
• Emergency tarp / sit pad
• Chemical heat packs
• Misc
• Scissors
• Honey / instant glucose packets x 2
• Safety pins
• Tape
• Chewable baby-coated asprin
• Ziplock baggies x 3
• Tweezers
• Cravat puller
• Paperwork (2 copies of each form in ziplock baggies)