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within a container that will hold all of the items:

(1) disposable nonporous, nonlatex gloves;

(2) sealed packages of alcohol wipes or antiseptic for thermometer cleaning only;

(3) scissors;

(4) tweezers;

(5) a thermometer;

(6) adhesive bandages;

(7) bandage tape;

(8) sterile gauze pads;

(9) flexible roller gauze;

(10) triangular bandages;

(11) safety pins;

(12) an eye dressing;

(13) a note pad with a pen or pencil;

(14) activated charcoal, for use only under the direction of a poison control center or another medical professional;

(15) a cold pack;

(16) a current American Academy of Pediatrics or American Red Cross standard first aid text or equivalent first aid guide;

(17) a CPR barrier device or mask;

(18) the telephone number for the poison control center;

(19) potable water;

(20) splints, including small child-size splints if children are in care;

(21) soap;

(22) a working flashlight;

(23) for each child participating in a field trip or outing away from a child care facility,

(A) the emergency child record information as required by 7 AAC 57.400(a); and

(B) written permission for use of medication; only medication that is or may be