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EMT Bag Weekly Inspection Checklist

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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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