Which item is not typically found within a Triage and Traumatic Injury (TTI) Bag?

The item that is not typically found within a Triage and Traumatic Injury (TTI) Bag is a cardiac monitor. Triage and Traumatic Injury Bags are primarily designed to provide immediate care for trauma patients in emergency situations, focusing on addressing injuries and stabilizing patients before they can be transported to a medical facility.

While syringes, Narcan (used for opioid overdoses), and an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) are standard items used for immediate intervention and response during triage situations, a cardiac monitor is more specialized equipment that would generally be found in an ambulance or a designated treatment area rather than a TTI Bag meant for rapid response and triage at the scene of an emergency. The cardiac monitor requires training and time to set up, which can hinder the immediate care focus of the TTI Bag.