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Part 1. Equipment Requirements for Emergency Medical Services

  • Instructions:
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    Specific Requirements:
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    Unless otherwise stated, all equipment listed below is per vehicle and not per operational base.

Airway Equipment

  • Oropharyngeal airway No. 00

  • Oropharyngeal airway No. 0

  • Oropharyngeal airway No. 1

  • Oropharyngeal airway No. 2

  • Oropharyngeal airway No. 3

  • Oropharyngeal airway No. 4

  • Yankauer-type hard suction catheter (adult)

  • Yankauer-type hard suction catheter (paediatric)

  • Neonatal suction catheters size No. 5 French

  • Neonatal suction catheters size No. 6 French

  • Neonatal suction catheters size No 8 French

  • Paediatric suction catheter size No. 10 French

  • Adult suction catheter size No. 12 French

  • Adult suction catheter size No. 14 French

  • Portable suction apparatus (Combination of battery and electrically operated)

  • Manual hand operated portable suction apparatus (as a back up device)

  • Stethoscope (combination of diaphragm and bell type head)

  • Commercially packaged, disposable sterile Needle Cricothyroidotomy Kit including alcohol swab, 14 gauge IV canula, jet insufflation device and endotracheal tube adapter.

Endotrachael Intubation equipment:

  • Magill forceps - Adult

  • Magill forceps - Paediatric

  • 10ml syringes

  • 20ml syringes

  • Pair sharp, clean scissors

Breathing / Ventilation Equipment:

  • Adult oxygen masks providing 40% inhaled oxygen with tubing

  • Adult non-re breather masks providing 100% inhaled oxygen with tubing

  • Adult oxygen nebuliser masks including tubing and fluid reservoir

  • Nasal cannula with tubing

  • Pediatric oxygen masks providing 40% inhaled oxygen with tubing

  • Pediatric non-re breather masks providing 100% inhaled oxygen with tubing

  • Pediatric oxygen nebuliser masks including tubing and a fluid reservoir

  • Oxygen T-Piece with tubing

  • Adult Bag-Valve-Mask with Reservoir and adult mask (size 4)

  • Pediatric Bag-Valve-Mask with Reservoir and pediatric mask (size 1)

  • Neonatal Bag-Valve-Mask with Reservoir and neonatal mask (size 0)

  • Oxygen Humidification Device

  • Please proceed to the next section for Part 2.

Part 2. Equipment Requirements for Emergency Medical Services

Oxygen Supply:

  • Minimum of a portable oxygen cylinder. Size “D”

  • Portable oxygen cylinder gauge with flow meter

  • Fitted oxygen cylinder/s, size “F” capable of supplying a minimum of 30 minutes of oxygen at a flow rate of at least 15 liters per minute

  • Fitted oxygen cylinder gauge with flow meter

Ventilator

  • Anti-bacterial ventilation circuit filter for use with both manual as well as mechanical ventilation methods

Diagnostic /Therapeutic Equipment:

  • Sphygmomanometer including adult, pediatric and neonatal cuffs

  • Pupil torch

  • Glucometer and blood glucose monitoring strips

  • Pulse Oximeter (if not included as a feature of an ECG monitor or electronic patient monitor)

  • Automated External Defibrillator (AED) (annual calibration not required due to self-testing and self- calibration of the unit)

  • Automated External Defibrillator (AED) that is approved by the manufacturer for use in a moving vehicle, To be used in combination with a Vital Signs Monitor that includes visual 3 lead ECG Monitoring and a ECG rhythm printer/recorder feature (Vital Signs Monitor requires annual calibration certification)

  • ECG monitor and defibrillator featuring 3 lead ECG monitoring capability, 3 lead cable, AED capability, AED pads, manual defibrillation, recorder / printer with paper and hard defibrillation paddles (requires annual calibration certification)

  • ECG monitor and defibrillator featuring 3 lead ECG monitoring capability, external cardiac pacing, cardioversion, pacing/AED pads, manual defibrillation, recorder / printer with paper and hard defibrillation paddles (requires annual calibration certification)

  • Defibrillation gel

  • End Tidal CO2 Monitor – Capnograph (if not included as a feature of an ECG monitor or electronic patient monitor)

Miscellaneous Disposable Equipment:

  • Boxes of disposable examination gloves (Small)

  • Boxes of disposable examination gloves (Medium)

  • Boxes of disposable examination gloves (Large)

  • Infection Control N95 Face Mask

  • Wound dressing 254mm x 762mm (multi-trauma dressing)

  • Wound dressings 100mm x 100mm

  • Wound dressings 100mm x 200mm

  • Hydrogel Burn Dressing 100mm x 100mm

  • Hydrogel Burn Dressing 200mm x 200mm

  • Hydrogel Burn Dressing 200mm x 450mm

  • Gauze swabs (100mm x 100mm)

  • Roll of 25 mm adhesive tape (zinc oxide)

  • Roll of 10 mm adhesive tape (hypo-allergenic)

  • 75mm elasticised bandages

  • 100mm elasticised bandages

  • Sealed maternity pack (including 2 x sealed & sterile surgical blades, 4 x sealed sanitary pads, 2 x sealed space blankets, 4 x sealed & sterile umbilical cord clamps, 1 x sealed & sterile mucous extractor)

  • Regurgitation bags

  • Large kidney bowl / receiver (may not be a bedpan)

  • Sealed space blanket

  • Clear safety goggles

  • Range of nasogastric tubes

  • Please proceed to the next section for Part 3.

Part 3. Equipment Requirements for Emergency Medical Services

Intravenous Therapy Equipment:

  • Alcohol Swab (30mm x 30mm)

  • 14 gauge intra-venous catheters

  • 16 gauge intra-venous catheters

  • 18 gauge intra-venous catheters

  • 20 gauge intra-venous catheters

  • 22 gauge intra-venous catheters

  • 24 gauge intra-venous catheters

  • 60 micro drops / ml – Administration Sets

  • 15 drops / ml or 20 drops / ml- Administration Sets

  • 10 drops / ml – Blood Administration Set

  • High Capacity 10 drops / ml Administration Set

  • Volume Control Administration Set (eg. Buretrol,

  • 200ml Normal Saline – IV Fluid

  • 1000ml Ringers Lactate – IV Fluid

  • 1000ml Balsol – IV Fluid

  • 500ml Synthetic Colloid e.g. Haemacell / Haes- sterile

  • Transparent, waterproof, IV securing dressing (ie. Tegaderm or similar) minimum of 10cm x 12cm dimensions

  • Infusion flow regulators (eg Dial-a-Flow, Dosi Flow)

  • 3 Way Stopcock

  • Spencer Wells Artery Forceps

  • Pressure Infusion Bags

Drugs and Drug Therapy Equipment:

  • Activated Charcoal

  • Glucose powder or gel

  • Entonox with demand value and regulator

  • 50 ml syringes

  • 20 ml syringes

  • 10 ml syringes

  • 5 ml syringes

  • 2 ml syringes

  • 1 ml syringes

  • 16 gauge needles

  • 20 gauge needles

  • Aspirin

  • Dextrose 50%

  • Fenoterol

  • Ipratropium Bromide

  • Salbutamol

  • Drugs according to the HPCSA scope of practice for ECP Paramedics (per ambulance / vehicle)

  • Please proceed to the next section for Part 4.

Part 4. Equipment Requirements for Emergency Medical Services

Transport and Immobilization Equipment:

  • Hard/Stiff Neck Cervical Collars – Small

  • Hard/Stiff Neck Cervical Collars – Medium

  • Hard/Stiff Neck Cervical Collars – Large

  • Full set of Soft Cervical Collars (Small, Medium,Large)

  • Patient Extrication Device – Adult (KED)

  • Patient Extrication Device – Paediatric (KED)

  • Long spine board

  • Scoop stretcher

  • Vacuum Mattress

  • Set Head Blocks

  • Spider harness

  • Lower extremity traction splint – Adult

  • Lower extremity traction splint – Paediatric

  • Long splints – Leg

  • Short splints – Arm

  • PASG/MAST suit (optional)

Other:

  • Pillow

  • Sheet

  • Blanket

  • Bedpan/urinal

  • Waste disposal facility (enclosed container)

  • Red, medical waste disposal plastic bags

  • Enclosed, commercially manufactured, disposable sharps container

  • Suitably manufactured Jump Bag for safe, clean and secure storage and transportation of medical equipment

  • Suitably manufactured Drug Pouch for safe, clean and secure storage and transportation of medication and administration accessories

  • Pair rescue scissors

  • High visibility, reflective vest and / or jacket

  • Safety helmet

  • Fire Extinguisher (minimum of 2KG dry powder)

  • Thermometer (standard)

  • Casebook or patient record sheet

  • Declaration of death book

  • Map book or fitted GPS device

  • Completed by:

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