Abstract: The first aid pen having separate compartments is comprised of a pressure cap that can retract to expose a hypodermic needle suspended under and in fluid communication with a mixing chamber. The first aid pen includes a first compartment and a second compartment. The second compartment includes a membrane upon a top surface, which is punctured upon pushing a slideable member of the first compartment downwardly. Once the membrane is broken, the contents of the first compartment descends into and mix with the contents of the second compartment, and prior to intravenous or intramuscular injection via the hypodermic needle. The first compartment includes the slideable member, which is pushed downwardly in order to puncture the membrane and mix the two components stored in the respective compartment. The second compartment forms the mixing chamber when the contents of the first compartment descend therein.

Abstract: The tactical stretcher and convertible first aid table with detachable IV pole includes a small and lightweight stretcher that is manually lifted with two sets of handles located at distal ends of the stretcher. The stretcher includes a plurality of straps to secure and immobilize a patient lying on the top surface of the stretcher. Two pairs of foldable legs rotate downwardly from a bottom surface to convert the stretcher to a first aid table. The foldable legs are limited to 90 degrees range of rotational movement from a horizontal position to a vertical position. An IV holder accessory is optionally provided, and secures itself to one of the handles. The IV holder includes a telescoping construction in order to adjust the elevation of an IV bag with respect to the stretcher.