Ground Vehicle Supply Requirements for EMR Quick Response Units.
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1 Ground Vehicle Supply Requirements for EMR Quick Response Units. Ring cutters 2 Blood pressure cuffs, one adult, one pediatric 2 Stethoscopes, one adult and one pediatric or combination 2 Heavy duty shears 2 Universal sterile dressings, 9" x 5", 10" x 8", 8" x 9", or equivalent 12 Gauze pads, sterile, 4" x 4" 8 Bandages, self-adhering, soft roller type, 4" x 5 yards or equivalent 2 Rolls of tape 2 Triangular bandages 1 Box of gloves latex free or equivalent 1 Thermometer 1 Biohazard bag 1 Obstetrical kit (includes cord clamp, scissors, scalpel, bulb syringe, drapes, towels, gloves, feminine napkin, biohazard bags) 1 Printed pediatric reference material 1 Commercial tourniquet Disinfecting agent for cleaning vehicle and equipment of body fluids in accordance with OSHA standards of bleach diluted between 1:10 and 1:100 with water or equivalent Reflective safety vests one for each crew member OSHA approved Preventive T.B. Transmission masks (N95 or N100) masks, one for each crew member Protective eye wear (goggle or face shield), one for each crew member Fire extinguisher, with current inspection sticker, of the dry chemical type with a rating of 2A10BC Airway Equipment and Supplies: 2 Bag valve mask ventilation units, one adult, one pediatric 1 Portable oxygen apparatus, capable of metered flow with adequate tubing* 2 02 masks, non-rebreather or partial non-rebreather, one adult and one pediatric* 1 Nasal cannula, adult* Defibrillator Equipment and Supplies 1 Automated External Defibrillator (AED) Additional Supplies: 1 Irrigation solution 500cc 2 Nerve Antidote Kits (Mark I Kits or DuoDote) for self or peer administration* Mylar blanket* *Optional items are marked with an asterisk.
2 Ground Vehicle Supply Requirements for EMT Quick Response Units. Ring cutters 2 Blood pressure cuffs, one adult, one pediatric 2 Stethoscopes, one adult and one pediatric or combination 2 Heavy duty shears 2 Universal sterile dressings, 9" x 5", 10" x 8", 8" x 9", or equivalent 12 Gauze pads, sterile, 4" x 4" 8 Bandages, self-adhering, soft roller type, 4" x 5 yards or equivalent 2 Rolls of tape 4 Cervical collars. This must include one of each of the following sizes: one adult, one child, one infant, plus one other size. 2 Triangular bandages 2 boxes of gloves, one box non-sterile and one box latex free or equivalent 1 Thermometer 2 Biohazard bags 1 Printed pediatric reference material 1 Obstetrical kit (includes cord clamp, scissors, scalpel, bulb syringe, drapes, towels, gloves, feminine napkin, Biohazard bags) 1 Commercial tourniquet Disinfecting agent for cleaning vehicle and equipment of body fluids in accordance with OSHA standards of bleach diluted between 1:10 and 1:100 with water or equivalent Reflective safety vests one for each crew member OSHA approved Preventive T.B. Transmission masks (N95 or N100) masks, one for each crew member Protective eye wear (goggle or face shield), one for each crew member Fire extinguisher, with current inspection sticker, of the dry chemical type with a rating of 2A10BC Hemostatic Gauze or agent* Glucose measuring device* Transcutaneous carbon monoxide detector* Head Immobilization Device* Spine board (wood must be coated or sealed) * Immobilization straps* Multi-use splints* Whole body vacuum splint* Inflatable back raft* Mucosal atomization device* Airway Equipment and Supplies: 1 Portable or fixed suction, with wide bore tubing and rigid pharyngeal suction tip 1 Oxygen saturation monitor with adult and pediatric probes 2 Bag valve mask ventilation units, one adult, one pediatric, with adult, child, and infant size 1 Bulb syringe, separate from the OB kit 3 Oropharyngeal airways, with one adult, one child, and one infant size 3 Nasopharyngeal airways, one adult, one child, and one infant 1 Water based lubricant, one tube or equivalent
3 2 02 masks, non-rebreather or partial non-rebreather, one adult and one pediatric 1 Nasal cannula, adult 1 Portable oxygen apparatus, capable of metered flow with adequate tubing Impedance threshold device* Defibrillator Equipment and Supplies: 1 Automated external defibrillator (AED), per vehicle or response unit Automated chest compression device* Required Drugs: 1 bottle aspirin chewable 81 mg (minimum 8 tablets) 2 Epinephrine auto-injectors, one standard and one junior* 1 Irrigation Solution 500cc 2 Oral Glucose tubes concentrated or equivalent Activated Charcoal 25gm * Acetaminophen elixir 160mg/5ml* Ibuprofen (adult and pediatric)* Naloxone (Intranasal use only)* Nerve Antidote Kits (Mark I Kits or DuoDote)* Mylar blanket* *Optional items are marked with an asterisk.
4 Ground Vehicle Supply Requirements for AEMT Quick Response Units. Ring cutters 2 Blood pressure cuffs, one adult, one pediatric 2 Stethoscopes, one adult and one pediatric or combination 2 Heavy duty shears 2 Universal sterile dressings, 9" x 5", 10" x 8", 8" x 9", or equivalent 12 Gauze pads, sterile, 4" x 4" 8 Bandages, self-adhering, soft roller type, 4" x 5 yards or equivalent 2 Rolls of tape 4 Cervical collars, one adult, one child, one infant, plus one other size 2 Triangular bandages 2 Boxes of gloves, one box non-sterile and one box latex free or equivalent 1 Glucose measuring device 1 Thermometer 2 Biohazard bags 1 Printed pediatric reference material 1 Obstetrical kit, includes cord clamp, scissors, scalpel, bulb syringe, drapes, towels, gloves, feminine napkin, Biohazard bags 1 Commercial tourniquet 2 Occlusive sterile dressings or equivalent Disinfecting agent for cleaning vehicle and equipment of body fluids in accordance with OSHA standards of bleach diluted between 1:10 and 1:100 with water or equivalent Reflective safety vests one for each crew member OSHA approved Preventive T.B. Transmission masks (N95 or N100) masks one for each crew member Protective eye wear (goggle or face shield) one for each crew member Fire extinguisher, with current inspection sticker, of the dry chemical type with a rating of 2A10BC or halogen extinguisher of minimum weight pounds Hemostatic Gauze or agent* Transcutaneous carbon monoxide detector* Head Immobilization Device* Spine board (wood must be coated or sealed)* Immobilization straps* Multi-use splints* Whole body vacuum splint* Inflatable back raft* Airway Equipment and Supplies: 1 Portable or fixed suction, with wide bore tubing and rigid pharyngeal suction tip 1 Oxygen saturation monitor with adult and pediatric probes 2 Bag valve mask ventilation units, one adult, one pediatric, with adult, child, and infant sizes 1 Bulb syringe, separate from the OB kit 3 Oropharyngeal airways, with one adult, one child, and one infant size 3 Nasopharyngeal airways, one adult, one child, and one infant 2 O2 masks, non-rebreather or partial non-rebreather, one adult and one pediatric 1 Nasal cannula, adult
5 1 Portable oxygen apparatus, capable of metered flow with adequate tubing 2 Small volume nebulizer container for aerosol solutions 2 Magill forceps, one adult, child/infant 1 Cath tip 60cc syringe* (for use with oro-nasogastric tube) 2 Supraglottic airway device (one adult and one pediatric (size) CPAP device* 1 Water based lubricant, one tube or equivalent* 2 Oro-nasogastric tubes, one adult, and one pediatric* End-tidal CO2 monitor* Impedance threshold device* Defibrillator Equipment and Supplies 1 Defibrillator with ECG display, or automated external defibrillator (AED), portable battery operated, per vehicle or response unit 2 Sets of adult electrode pads for defibrillation (pediatric pads recommended) 1 12 lead ECG with transmission capability* Automated chest compression device* IV Supplies: 10 Alcohol or Iodine preps 2 IV start kits or equivalent 12 Over-the-needle catheters, two each, sizes 14g, 16g, 18g, 20g, 22g and 24g 2 Arm boards 5 IV tubings capable of micro and macro drip chambers, minimum 2 of each 8 Syringes, two each, 60cc, 10cc, 3cc, and 1cc 1 Sharps container 1 Safety razor 2 Saline lock 4 Normal Saline for injection/inhalation 1 Vacutainer holder* 4 Vacutainer tubes* 2 Intraosseous needles, one pediatric and one adult* Mucosal atomization device* Morgan lens for ocular irrigation* Required Drugs: 2 Albuterol Sulfate 2.5mg premixed 1 bottle aspirin chewable 81 mg (minimum 8 tablets) 2 Dextrose 50% 25gm preload 1 Epinephrine 1:1,000 1cc (1mg/1cc) 2 Epinephrine 1:10,000 1mg each* 1 Glucagon 2 mg 1 Irrigation solution 500cc 2 Naloxone HCL 2mg each 1 Nitroglycerine 0.4mg (tablets or spray) 2 Oral glucose concentrated tubes or equivalent 15g 2 Promethazine HCL 25mg each or ondansetron 8mg, or both* Ringers Lactate or Normal Saline 4,000cc may carry at least one benzodiazepine: midazolam, diazepam, or lorazepam*
6 may carry either Lidocaine or Amiodarone, or both*must carry at least one pain medication: nitrous, morphine, nalbuphine, fentanyl Acetaminophen elixir 160mg/5ml* Activated Charcoal 25gm * Amiodarone 300 mg IV* Atropine Sulfate 1mg each* Calcium Gluconate* CyanoKit* Diazepam* Diphenhydramine 50 mg* Fentanyl 200 mcg * Ibuprofen* (adult and pediatric) Ipratropium bromide*(nebulized) Lidocaine (IV for cardiac use)* Lorazepam* Midazolam* Morphine sulfate 10mg* Nalbuphine 10 mg* Nerve Agent Antidote kits* (Mark I Kits or DuoDote) Nitrous oxide and required administration equipment* Sodium bicarbonate 50 meq* Mylar blanket* *Optional items are marked with an asterisk.
7 Ground Vehicle Supply Requirements for EMT Ambulances. Ring cutters Mylar blanket 2 Blood pressure cuffs, one adult, one pediatric 2 Stethoscopes, one adult and one pediatric or combination 2 Pillows, with vinyl cover or single use disposable pillows 2 Emesis basins, emesis bags, or large basins 1 Fire extinguisher, with current inspection sticker, of the dry chemical type with a rating of 2A10BC or halogen extinguisher of minimum weight pounds 2 Head immobilization devices or equivalent 2 Lower extremity traction splints or equivalent, one adult and one pediatric 2 Non-traction extremity splints, one upper and one lower 2 Spine boards, one short and one long (wood must be coated or sealed) 1 Full body pediatric immobilization device 2 Heavy duty shears 2 Urinals, one male, one female, or two universal 1 Printed pediatric reference material 2 Blankets 2 Sheets 3 Towels 2 Universal sterile dressings, 9" x 5", 10" x 8", 8" x 9", or equivalent 12 Gauze pads, sterile, 4" x 4" 8 Bandages, self-adhering, soft roller type, 4" x 5 yards or equivalent 2 Rolls of tape 4 Cervical collars, one adult, one child, one infant, plus one other size 2 Triangular bandages 2 Boxes of gloves, one box non-sterile and one box latex free or equivalent 1 Obstetrical kit (includes cord clamp, scissors, scalpel, bulb syringe, drapes, towels, gloves, feminine napkin, biohazard bags) 2 Occlusive sterile dressings or equivalent 1 Thermometer Water based lubricant, one tube or equivalent 2 Biohazard bags Glucose measuring device 1 Commercial tourniquet Car seat or equivalent approved by Federal Safety Standard Reflective safety vests one for each crew member OSHA approved Preventive T.B. transmission masks (N95 or N100) masks one for each crew member Protective eye wear (goggles or face shields) one for each crew member Full body substance isolation protection one for each crew member Disinfecting agent for cleaning vehicle and equipment of body fluids in accordance with OSHA standards of bleach diluted between 1:10 and 1:100 with water or equivalent Hemostatic Gauze or agent* Whole body vacuum splint* Inflatable back raft*
8 size Transcutaneous carbon monoxide detector* Mucosal atomization device* Airway Equipment and Supplies 1 Portable and fixed suction, with wide bore tubing and rigid pharyngeal suction tip 1 Oxygen saturation monitor with adult and pediatric probes 2 Bag valve mask ventilation units, one adult, one pediatric, with adult, child, and infant 1 Bulb syringe, separate from the OB kit 3 Oropharyngeal airways, with one adult, one child, and one infant size 3 Nasopharyngeal airways, one adult, one child, and one infant 4 O2 masks, non-rebreather or partial non-rebreather, two adult and two pediatric 2 Nasal cannulas, adult Portable oxygen apparatus, capable of metered flow with adequate tubing 1 Permanent large capacity oxygen delivery system Impedance threshold device* Automated transport ventilator* Defibrillator Equipment and Supplies: Automated external defibrillator (AED), per vehicle or response unit Automated chest compression device* Required Drugs 1 bottle aspirin chewable 81 mg (minimum 8 tablets) 2 Epinephrine auto-injectors, one standard and one junior 1 Irrigation Solution 500cc 2 Oral Glucose tubes concentrated or equivalent Activated Charcoal 25gm * Acetaminophen elixir 160mg/5ml* Ibuprofen (adult and pediatric)* Naloxone (Intranasal use only)* Nerve Antidote Kits (Mark I Kits or DuoDote)* *Optional items are marked with an asterisk.
9 Ground Vehicle Supply Requirements for AEMT Ambulances. Ring Cutter Mylar blanket 2 Blood pressure cuffs, one adult, one pediatric 2 Stethoscopes, one adult and one pediatric or combination 2 Pillows, with vinyl cover or single use disposable pillows 2 Emesis basins, emesis bags, or large basins 2 Head immobilization devices or equivalent 2 Lower extremity traction splints or equivalent, one adult and one pediatric 2 Non-traction extremity splints, one upper and one lower 2 Spine boards, one short and one long (Wood must be coated or sealed) 1 Full body pediatric immobilization device 2 Heavy duty shears 2 Urinals, one male, one female, or two universal 1 Printed pediatric reference material 2 Blankets 2 Sheets 3 Towels 2 Universal sterile dressings, 9" x 5", 10" x 8", 8" x 9", or equivalent 12 Gauze pads, sterile, 4" x 4" 8 Bandages, self-adhering, soft roller type, 4" x 5 yards or equivalent 2 Rolls of tape 4 Cervical collars, three adult and one pediatric or equivalent 2 Triangular bandages 2 Boxes of gloves, one box non-sterile and one box latex free or equivalent 1 Obstetrical kit (includes cord clamp, scissors, scalpel, bulb syringe, drapes, towels, gloves, feminine napkins, biohazard bags) 2 Occlusive sterile dressings or equivalent 1 Thermometer 2 Biohazard bags 1 Glucose measuring device 1 Commercial tourniquet 1 Car seat or equivalent approved by Federal Safety Standard Preventive T.B. transmission masks (N95 or N100) masks one for each crew member Fire extinguisher, with current inspection sticker, of the dry chemical type with a rating of 2A10BC or halogen extinguisher of minimum weight pounds Protective eye wear (goggles or face shields) one for each crew member Full body substance isolation protection one for each crew member Reflective safety vests one for each crew member OSHA approved Disinfecting agent for cleaning vehicle and equipment of body fluids in accordance with OSHA standards of bleach diluted between 1:10 and 1:100 with water or equivalent Hemostatic Gauze or agent* Whole body vacuum splint* Inflatable back raft*
10 Transcutaneous carbon monoxide detector* Airway Equipment and Supplies: 1 Portable and fixed suction, with wide bore tubing and rigid pharyngeal suction tip 1 Oxygen saturation monitor with adult and pediatric probes 2 Bag valve mask ventilation units, one adult, one pediatric, with adult, child, and infant size 1 Bulb syringe, separate from the OB kit 3 Oropharyngeal airways, with one adult, one child, and one infant size 3 Nasopharyngeal airways, one adult, one child, and one infant 4 O2 masks, non-rebreather or partial non-rebreather, two adult and two pediatric 2 Nasal cannulas, adult 1 Portable oxygen apparatus, capable of metered flow with adequate tubing 1 Permanent large capacity oxygen delivery system 2 Small volume nebulizer container for aerosol solutions 2 Magill forceps, one adult, child/infant 1 Cath tip 60cc syringe* (for use with oro-nasogastric tube) 1 Water based lubricant, one tube or equivalent 2 Oro-nasogastric tubes, one adult, and one pediatric* 2 Supraglottic airway device (one adult and one pediatric size) CPAP device* Impedance threshold device* End tidal CO2 Monitor* Automated transport ventilator* Morgan lens for ocular irrigation* Defibrillator Equipment and Supplies: 1 Defibrillator with ECG display, or automated external defibrillator (AED), portable battery operated, per vehicle or response unit 2 Sets of adult electrode pads for defibrillation 1 12 lead ECG with transmission capability* Automated chest compression device* IV Supplies: 10 Alcohol or Iodine prep 2 IV start kits or equivalent 12 Over-the-needle catheters, two each, sizes 14g, 16g, 18g, 20g, 22g and 24g 2 Arm boards 5 IV tubings capable of micro and macro drip chambers, minimum 2 of each 5 Extension tubings 8 Syringes, two each, 60cc, 10cc, 3cc, and 1cc 1 Three-way stopcock 1 Sharps container 1 Safety razor 2 Saline lock 4 Normal Saline for injection/inhalation 2 Intraosseous needles, one each, 15 or 16, and 18 gauge or delivery device* 1 Volutrol Pediatric IV chamber* Mucosal atomization device*
11 Vacutainer holder* Vacutainer tubes* Required Drugs: 2 Albuterol Sulfate 2.5mg premixed 1 bottle aspirin chewable 81 mg (minimum 8 tablets) 2 Dextrose 50% 25gm preload 1 Epinephrine 1:1,000 1cc (1mg/1cc) 2 Epinephrine 1:10,000 1mg each* 1 Glucagon 2 mg 1 Irrigation solution 500cc 2 Naloxone HCL 2mg each 1 Nitroglycerine 0.4mg (tablets or spray) 2 Oral glucose concentrated tubes or equivalent 15g 2 Promethazine HCL 25mg each or ondansetron 8mg, or both* Ringers Lactate or Normal Saline 4,000cc may carry at least one benzodiazepine: midazolam, diazepam, or lorazepam* may carry either Lidocaine or Amiodarone, or both* must carry at least one pain medication: nitrous, morphine, nalbuphine, fentanyl Acetaminophen elixir 160mg/5ml* Activated Charcoal 25gm * Amiodarone 300 mg IV* Atropine Sulfate 1mg each* Calcium Gluconate* CyanoKit* Diazepam* Diphenhydramine 50 mg* Fentanyl 200 mcg * Ibuprofen* (adult and pediatric) Ipratropium bromide*(nebulized) Lidocaine (IV for cardiac use)* Lorazepam* Midazolam* Morphine sulfate 10mg* Nalbuphine 10 mg* Nerve Agent Antidote kits* (Mark I Kits or DuoDote) Nitrous oxide and required administration equipment* Sodium bicarbonate 50mEg each* *Optional items are marked with an asterisk.
12 Ground Vehicle Supply Requirements for EMT-IA Ambulances. Ring cutters Mylar blanket 2 Blood pressure cuffs, one adult, one pediatric 2 Stethoscopes, one adult and one pediatric or combination 2 Pillows, with vinyl cover or single use disposable pillows 2 Emesis basins, emesis bags, or large basins 2 Head immobilization devices or equivalent 2 Lower extremity traction splints or equivalent, one adult and one pediatric 2 Non-traction extremity splints, one upper, one lower 2 Spine boards, one short and one long (Wood must be coated or sealed) 1 Full body pediatric immobilization device 2 Heavy duty shears 2 Urinals, one male, one female, or two universal 1 Printed Pediatric Reference Material 2 Blankets 2 Sheets 3 Towels 1 Commercial Tourniquet 2 Universal sterile dressings, 9" x 5", 10" x 8", 8" x 9", or equivalent 12 Gauze pads, sterile, 4" x 4" 8 Bandages, self-adhering, soft roller type, 4" x 5 yards or equivalent 2 Rolls of tape 4 Cervical collars, three adult and one pediatric or equivalent 2 Triangular bandages 2 Boxes of gloves, one box non-sterile and one box latex free or equivalent 1 Obstetrical kit (includes cord clamp, scissors, scalpel, bulb syringe, drapes, towels, gloves, feminine napkins, biohazard bags) 2 Occlusive sterile dressings or equivalent 1 Thermometer or equivalent 2 Biohazard bags 1 Glucose measuring device Car seat or equivalent approved by Federal Safety Standard Preventive T.B. transmission masks (N95 or N100) masks one for each crew member Fire extinguisher, with current inspection sticker, of the dry chemical type with a rating of 2A10BC or halogen extinguisher of minimum weight pounds Protective eye wear (goggles or face shields) one for each crew member Full body substance isolation protection one for each crew member Reflective safety vests one for each crew member OSHA approved Disinfecting agent for cleaning vehicle and equipment of body fluids in accordance with OSHA standards of bleach diluted between 1:10 and 1:100 with water or equivalent Hemostatic Gauze or agent* Whole body vacuum splint* Inflatable back raft* Transcutaneous carbon monoxide detector*
13 Airway Equipment and Supplies: 1 Portable or fixed suction, with wide bore tubing and rigid pharyngeal suction tip 2 Bag mask ventilation units, one adult, one pediatric, with adult, child, and infant size masks 1 Baby syringe, bulb type, separate from the OB kit 3 Oropharyngeal airways, with one adult, one child, and one infant size 3 Nasopharyngeal airways, one adult, one child, and one infant 2 Magill forceps, one adult and one child 4 Non-rebreather or partial non-rebreather oxygen masks, two adult and two pediatric 2 Nasal cannulas, adult 1 Portable oxygen apparatus, capable of metered flow with adequate tubing 1 Oxygen saturation monitor 1 Permanent large capacity oxygen delivery system 2 Small volume nebulizer container for aerosol solutions 1 Laryngoscope with batteries curved and straight blades with bulbs and two extra batteries and two extra bulbs 1 Water based lubricant, one tube or equivalent 7 Endotracheal tubes, one each: cuffed 8, 7.5, 7, 6, uncuffed 5, 4, 3 2 Endotracheal tube stylets, one pediatric and one adult 1 Device for securing the endotracheal tube 2 Endotracheal tube confirmation device 2 Flexible sterile endotracheal suction catheters from 5-12 french 2 Oro-nasogastric tubes, one adult, and one pediatric 2 Supraglottic airway device (one adult and one pediatric size) Video laryngoscope* Bougie device* CPAP device* Impedance threshold device* End tidal CO2 Monitor* Automated transport ventilator* Morgan lens for ocular irrigation* Defibrillator Equipment and Supplies: 1 Portable cardiac monitor/defibrillator/pacer with adult and pediatric capabilities 2 Sets Electrodes or equivalent 2 Sets Combination type defibrillator pads pacing/cardioversion/defibrillator 1 12 lead ECG with transmission capability* Automated chest compression device* IV Supplies: 10 Alcohol or Iodine preps 2 IV start kits or equivalent 12 Over-the-needle catheters, two each, sizes 14g, 16g, 18g, 20g, 22g and 24g 2 Arm boards 5 IV tubings capable of micro and macro drip chambers, minimum 2 of each 8 Syringes, two each, 60cc, 10cc, 3cc, and 1cc 1 Cath tip 60cc syringe 1 Three-way stopcock
14 1 Sharps container 1 Safety razor 2 Saline lock 4 Normal Saline for injection/inhalation 2 Intraosseous needles, one each, 15 or 16, and 18 gauge or delivery device 1 Volutrol Pediatric IV chamber* Mucosal atomization device* Vacutainer holder* Vacutainer tubes* Required Drugs: 2 Albuterol Sulfate 2.5mg premixed 1 bottle aspirin chewable 81 mg (minimum 8 tablets) 2 Atropine Sulfate 1mg 2 Dextrose 50% or Glucagon (must have 1 D50) 2 Diphenhydramine intravenous 50mg each 1 Epinephrine 1:1,000 15mg or equivalent 2 Epinephrine 1:10,000 1mg each 1 Irrigation solution 500cc 2 Morphine Sulfate 10mg 2 Naloxone HCL 2mg each 1 Nitroglycerine bottle 0.4mg (tablets or spray) 2 Oral glucose concentrated tubes or equivalent 2 Promethazine HCL 25mg each or ondansetron 8mg, or both 1 Ringers Lactate or Normal Saline 4,000cc must carry at least one benzodiazepine: midazolam, diazepam, or lorazepam* must carry either Lidocaine or Amiodarone, or both* must carry at least one pain medication: nitrous, morphine, nalbuphine, fentanyl Acetaminophen elixir 160mg/5ml* Activated Charcoal 25gm* Adenosine* Amiodarone 300 mg IV* Calcium Gluconate* CyanoKit* Diazepam* Fentanyl 200 mcg* Furosemide* Ibuprofen* (adult or pediatric) Ipratropium bromide*(nebulized) Lidocaine (IV for cardiac use)* Lorazapam* Midazolam* Nalbuphine 10 mg* Nerve Agent Antidote kits* (Mark I Kits or DuoDote)* Nitrous oxide and required administration equipment* *Optional items are marked with an asterisk.
15 Ground Vehicle Supply Requirements for Paramedic Ambulances, Rescue, and Transfer Units. Ring cutters Mylar blanket 2 Blood pressure cuffs, one adult, one pediatric 2 Stethoscopes, one adult and one pediatric or combination 1 Thermometer 1 Glucose measuring device 2 Head immobilization devices or equivalent 2 Lower extremity traction splints or equivalent, one adult and one pediatric 2 Non-traction extremity splints, one upper and one lower 2 Spine boards, one short and one long. Wooden boards must be coated or sealed 1 Full body pediatric immobilization device. (Paramedic rescue units excluded) 2 Heavy duty shears 2 Blankets 3 Towels 2 Universal sterile dressings, 9" x 5", 10" x 8", 8" x 9", or equivalent 12 Gauze pads, sterile, 4" x 4". 8 Bandages, self-adhering, soft roller type, 4" x 5 yards or equivalent 2 Rolls of tape 4 Cervical collars, three adult and one pediatric or equivalent 2 Triangular bandages 2 Boxes of gloves, one box non-sterile and one box latex free or equivalent 1 Obstetrical kits (includes cord clamp, scissors, scalpel, bulb syringe, drapes, towels, gloves, feminine napkins, biohazard bags) 2 Occlusive sterile dressings or equivalent 2 Emesis basins, emesis bags, or large basins 1 Printed pediatric reference material 2 Urinals, one male, one female, or two universal 2 Pillows with vinyl cover or single use disposable pillows (paramedic rescue units excluded) 2 Sheets (paramedic rescue units excluded) 1 Commercial Tourniquet 2 Biohazard bags Car seat or equivalent approved by Federal Safety Standard - (paramedic rescue units excluded) change definition Preventive T.B. transmission masks (N95 or N100) masks one for each crew member Fire extinguisher, with current inspection sticker, of the dry chemical type with a rating of 2A10BC or halogen extinguisher of minimum weight pounds Protective eye wear (goggles or face shields) one for each crew member Full body substance isolation protection one for each crew member Reflective safety vests one for each crew member OSHA approved Disinfecting agent for cleaning vehicle and equipment of body fluids in accordance with OSHA standards of bleach diluted between 1:10 and 1:100 with water or equivalent
16 Hemostatic Gauze or agent* Whole body vacuum splint* Inflatable back raft* Transcutaneous carbon monoxide detector* Airway Equipment and Supplies: 1 Portable and fixed suction, with wide bore tubing and rigid pharyngeal suction tip 1 Portable suction unit, with wide bore tubing and rigid pharyngeal suction tip - (paramedic rescue units only) 1 Oxygen saturation monitor with adult and pediatric probes 1 Bulb syringe separate from the OB kit 1 Laryngoscope with batteries curved and straight blades with bulbs and two extra batteries and two extra bulbs Video laryngoscope* Bougie device* 1Water based lubricant, one tube or equivalent 11 Endotracheal tubes, one each, uncuffed 3, 3.5 4, 4.5 and 5, cuffed 5.5, 6, 6.5, 7, 7.5, 8 2 Endotracheal tube stylets, one pediatric and one adult 1 Device for securing the endotracheal tube 2 Endotracheal tube confirmation devices 2 Flexible sterile endotracheal suction catheters from 5-12 french 3 Oropharyngeal airways, one adult, one child, and one infant size 3 Nasopharyngel airways, one adult, one child, and one infant size 2 Magill forceps, one child and one adult/infant 1 Portable oxygen apparatus, capable of metered flow with adequate tubing 2 Oro-nasogastric tubes, one adult, and one pediatric 4 O2 masks, non-rebreather or partial non-rebreather, two adult and two pediatric 2 Nasal cannulas, adult 2 Bag mask ventilation units, one adult, one pediatric, with adult, child, and infant size masks 2 Tongue blades 1 Meconium aspirator 1 Cricothyroidotomy kit 2 Small volume nebulizer container for aerosol solutions 1 Permanent large capacity oxygen delivery system (paramedic rescue units excluded) 2 Supraglottic airway device (one adult and one pediatric size) CPAP Device* Impedance Threshold Device* End tidal CO2 Monitor* Automated transport ventilator* Morgan lens for ocular irrigation* Portable Sonographic device* Defibrillator Equipment and Supplies: 1 Portable cardiac monitor/defibrillator/pacer with adult and pediatric capabilities 2 Sets Electrodes or equivalent 2 Sets Combination type defibrillator pads pacing/cardioversion/defibrillator 1 12 lead ECG with transmission capability*
17 Automated chest compression device* IV Supplies: 10 Alcohol or iodine preps 2 IV start kits or equivalent 12 Over-the-needle catheters, two each, sizes 14g, 16g, 18g, 20g, 22g, 24g 2 Intraosseous needles, one each, 15 or 16, and 18 gauge or delivery device 2 Arm boards 5 IV tubings capable of micro and macro drip chambers, minimum 2 of each 1 Volutrol Pediatric IV chamber 8 Syringes, two each, 60cc, 10cc, 3cc, and 1cc 2 Saline lock 4 Normal Saline for injection/inhalation 1 Cath tipped syringe, 60cc 2 Three-way stopcocks 1 Sharps container 1 Safety razor 1 Cath tipped syringe, 30cc* Vacutainer holder* Vacutainer multiple sample luer adapters* Vacutainer tubes* Mucosal atomization device* IV Infusion pumps* Required Drugs: 2 Albuterol Sulfate 2.5mg pre-mixed 1 bottle aspirin 81 mg chewable (minimum 8 tablets) 2 Atropine Sulfate 1mg 2 Dextrose 50% preload 2 Diphenhydramine intravenous 50mg each 2 Dopamine HCL 400mg each or 2 mics/ml Epinephrine drip (2cc Epinephrine 1:1,000 to 1000cc LR% or NS), or both 1 Epinephrine 1:1,000 15mg or equivalent 2 Epinephrine 1:10,000 1mg each 1 Glucagon 2 mg 1 Irrigation solution 500cc 4 Naloxone HCL 2mg each 1 Nitroglycerine bottle 0.4mg (tablets or spray) 2 Oral Glucose concentrated 15g tubes or equivalent 2 Promethazine HCL 25mg each or ondansetron 8mg, or both Ringers Lactate or Normal Saline 4,000cc 2 Sodium Bicarbonate 50mEg each must carry at least one benzodiazepine: midazolam, diazepam, or lorazepam* must carry either Lidocaine or Amiodarone, or both* must carry at least one pain medication: nitrous, morphine, nalbuphine, fentanyl, hydromorphone, or meperidine Acetaminophen 160mg/5ml* 1 Activated Charcoal 25gm *
18 Adenosine* 2 Amiodarone 300 mg IV* Calcium Gluconate* CyanoKit* Diazepam* Droperidol* Fentanyl 200 mcg* Furosemide* Haloperidol* Hydromorphone* Ibuprofen* (adult or pediatric) Ipratropium bromide* (nebulized) 2 Lidocaine* (IV for cardiac use) Lorazapam* Magnesium Sulfate* Meperidine* Midazolam* 2 Morphine Sulfate 10mg each* Nalbuphine 10mg* Nerve Agent Antidote kits*(mark I Kits or DuoDote) Nitrous oxide and required administration equipment* Oxytocin* Procainamide* Vasopressin* Vecuronium* (only for therapeutic hypothermia protocol) *Optional items are marked with an asterisk.
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