203 – Standard Drug and Equipment List- ALS Special Teams
203 – Standard Drug and Equipment List- ALS Special Teams
203 – Standard Drug and Equipment List- ALS Special Teams
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<strong>ALS</strong> PROTOCOLS MODULE <strong>St<strong>and</strong>ard</strong> <strong>Drug</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Equipment</strong> <strong>List</strong> <strong>–</strong> <strong>ALS</strong> <strong>Special</strong> <strong>Teams</strong> # <strong>203</strong>1 One mask per crew member with current certification by NIOSH. Masks should be fit tested inaccordance with the manufacture recommendations. Additionally, a mask should be available forride outs.1 Bottle of alcohol based h<strong>and</strong> rub.Nonporous gloves, goggles or glasses, face mask <strong>and</strong> gowns which meet OSHA’s Blood BornePathogen requirement. There should be enough supplies for each crew member <strong>and</strong> ride outs.Bio-Hazard bags, various sizes.Bio-Hazard Spill Kit.OPTIONAL SUPPLIES & EQUIPMENTNote: Quantities to be carried are determined by the provider.Laryngeal blade size “0” (curved or straight), for prenatal infantsDextrose 25%50 ml Partial fill Normal SalineGlucose monitoring deviceDoppler Ultrasound with conductive mediumAutomatic BP MonitorApproved automatic ventilatorManual power suction deviceBAAM (for nasal intubation)IV infusion pumpsHeart monitor with defibrillation/pacing/12 lead capabilitiesPitocinCalcium ChlorideVerapamilAmyl Nitrite InhalantsPralidoxime Chloride (2PAM (As part of a Mark I Kit))Sodium ThiosulfateAdult I/O deviceETTIOriginated: January 1, 2002 Last Revision: March 27, 2008 Page: 3 of 3
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