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AIRWAY Bag Weekly Inspection Checklist

by Medical Bags, from the Community

This AIRWAY bag weekly inspection checklist helps EMS and clinical teams confirm critical airway equipment is present, charged, and ready for use. Verify LMA and King tube sizes, syringes, lubricating jelly, suction setup with tubing and Yankauer, OPAs, NPAs with gel, BVMs for infant and child, stethoscope, CO monitoring kit, and charging cables. Use it to standardize gear checks, reduce missing items, and maintain rapid response readiness. Templates in the SafetyCulture Public Library are examples only—seek professional guidance for your specific requirements.

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Foley Fire EMS Medical Supply Check
Use this weekly EMS medical supply check to ensure Foley Fire apparatus and kits are fully stocked and ready for emergencies. The checklist covers bandages and splints, burn sheets, airway adjuncts including OPAs and NPAs, bag valve masks, oxygen bottles, PPE and gloves, cardiac items such as AED pads and electrodes, diabetic supplies, and miscellaneous tools like shears and pen lights. Verify quantities, replace used items, and document status to maintain readiness and compliance for rapid response.
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Monthly Ambulance Supplies Checklist
This monthly ambulance supplies checklist helps EMS crews confirm operational readiness across jump bags, airway equipment, oxygen delivery, and vehicle gear. Sections cover BLS medications, IV starts, splints, dressings, tourniquets, C-collars, and thermal packs. Airway checks include OPA and NPA sets, BVMs for adult, pediatric, and adolescent patients, CPAP, nebulizers, oxygen tubing, and I-gels in multiple sizes. Interior inspections span portable and house oxygen, suction equipment, stretcher linens, trauma and airway cabinets, IV supplies, diagnostics, and decontamination materials. Exterior readiness includes rescue tools, traction and vacuum splints, stair chair, backboards, KED, traffic control, and fluids. Track quantities, PSI thresholds, expirations, and charger status to ensure compliance and rapid response.
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EMT Bag Weekly Inspection Checklist
Use this EMT bag weekly inspection checklist to verify critical supplies and medications are present and in good condition. Review IV catheters and syringes, normal saline preloads and fluids, tourniquets, saline locks, IO drill and stabilizers, airway and aerosol equipment, and medications such as epinephrine 1:1000, naloxone, nitroglycerin, ASA, salbutamol, and ipratropium. Confirm sharps container availability and essential consumables like alcohol swabs, 4x4s, tape, bandages, and Tegaderm. Ideal for EMS crews to maintain readiness, safety, and compliance.
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Airway Management Checklist

This airway management checklist supports clinical training and assessment without intubation. It guides learners through PPE and hazard checks, manual airway maneuvers (including head tilt–chin lift and triple airway maneuver), and correct selection, measurement, insertion, and patency checks for oropharyngeal and nasopharyngeal airways, as well as supraglottic devices. It also covers appropriate suction equipment and techniques and includes underpinning knowledge questions to reinforce learning. Intended for clinical and EMS education; always follow local protocols and professional guidance.

by Tony Spence, from the Community

10+

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Foley Fire EMS Medical Supply Check

Use this weekly EMS medical supply check to ensure Foley Fire apparatus and kits are fully stocked and ready for emergencies. The checklist covers bandages and splints, burn sheets, airway adjuncts including OPAs and NPAs, bag valve masks, oxygen bottles, PPE and gloves, cardiac items such as AED pads and electrodes, diabetic supplies, and miscellaneous tools like shears and pen lights. Verify quantities, replace used items, and document status to maintain readiness and compliance for rapid response.

by Chad Brewer, from the Community

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Monthly Ambulance Supplies Checklist

This monthly ambulance supplies checklist helps EMS crews confirm operational readiness across jump bags, airway equipment, oxygen delivery, and vehicle gear. Sections cover BLS medications, IV starts, splints, dressings, tourniquets, C-collars, and thermal packs. Airway checks include OPA and NPA sets, BVMs for adult, pediatric, and adolescent patients, CPAP, nebulizers, oxygen tubing, and I-gels in multiple sizes. Interior inspections span portable and house oxygen, suction equipment, stretcher linens, trauma and airway cabinets, IV supplies, diagnostics, and decontamination materials. Exterior readiness includes rescue tools, traction and vacuum splints, stair chair, backboards, KED, traffic control, and fluids. Track quantities, PSI thresholds, expirations, and charger status to ensure compliance and rapid response.

by ADMIN POCFD2, from the Community

10+

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EMT Bag Weekly Inspection Checklist

Use this EMT bag weekly inspection checklist to verify critical supplies and medications are present and in good condition. Review IV catheters and syringes, normal saline preloads and fluids, tourniquets, saline locks, IO drill and stabilizers, airway and aerosol equipment, and medications such as epinephrine 1:1000, naloxone, nitroglycerin, ASA, salbutamol, and ipratropium. Confirm sharps container availability and essential consumables like alcohol swabs, 4x4s, tape, bandages, and Tegaderm. Ideal for EMS crews to maintain readiness, safety, and compliance.

by Medical Bags, from the Community

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AIRWAY Bag Weekly Inspection Checklist

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