In addition to equipment and supplies, what non-material component is essential in a dental office first-aid kit setup?
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Correct answer: A written protocol or instructions for emergencies
Having a written protocol or instructions ensures that staff know how to respond in emergencies — proper use of kit items and sequential emergency steps are critical for safety.
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