Emergency Trays

SOP 1: Emergency Tray


  1.  Every unit will have an emergency medical tray with purpose built portable trolley.
  2. Medical emergency tray will be kept in an accessible place & routinely monitored by staff nurse to ensure that all supplies are replaced & weekly checked by registrar monthly by hospital inspection team.

All the equipment will be in working condition & emergency life saving drugs up-to-
date.

SOP 1.1: Emergency Tray Equipments for all units

Following equipment will be present in the emergency tray in working condition at all
times.

  1. Ambu bag at least two, checked for physical integrity once a week.
  2. Masks of different types & sizes
  3. Flash light with extra batteries
  4. Portable small size oxygen cylinders with proper gauge & masks
  5. Swabs, sponges, cotton & adhesive taps
  6. Gloves
  7. Stethoscope, blood pressure set of good quality
  8. Laryngoscope
  9. Disposable oral airways of various sizes
  10. Scissors
  11. Glucometer with strips(2)
  12. Catheters & naso-gastric tubes of various sizes
  13. CVP lines
  14. Lumber puncture needles of different sizes
  15. Cat gut, silk & artery forceps
  16. Small portable sucker machine
  17. Defibrillator(01)
  18. ECG machine (01)
  19. Nebulizers(02)
  20. Chest tube with under water seal(03)
  21. Ophthalmoscope(1)

SOP 1.2:Emergency Tray Medicines for all Units


  1. Inj Adrenaline                                                               05
  2. Antihistamine                                                               10
  3. Atropine Sulphate                                                         05
  4. Inj Hypertonic                                                               10
  5. Soda bicarbonate & Calcium gluconate vial                5 each
  6. Injection Dobutamine & Dopamine                             5 each
  7. Inj. Hydrocortisome different strength                         5 each
  8. Inj. Dexamitheseme                                                      10
  9. Inj.Lignocaine                                                               05
  10. Inj. Diazepam                                                                05
  11. Inj lanoxin                                                                     10 each
  12. Tab. Asprin                                                                    10 each
  13. Cylyceryltrimitsate                                                        10 each
  14. Inj. Frusemide                                                                10
  15. Inj. Nalaxone                                                                  10
  16. Gelation Polypeptide                                                      05
  17. Potassium Chloride                                                        05
  18. Inj. Isosorbide dimitrate                                                 05
  19. Inj. Vitamin K                                                                 05
  20. Inj. Ranitidine                                                                 05
  21. Inj. Tranxamic acid                                                         05
  22. Solution Salbulamol                                                        01
  23. Inj. Aminophyline 250 mg                                              05
  24. Oxygen key                                                                     01
  25. I.V Cannula                                                                     02
  26. Syrinjes 5cc                                                                     05
  27. Cutter                                                                               01
  28. Airway                                                                             01
  29. Inj Dimenhydrinate                                                          01
  30. Inj Oxytocin                                                                     01
  31. Inj Methylergometrine                                                     01

STANDARD EMERGENCY TRAY LIST

Resuscitation Equipment


  • Pocket mask with 1-way valve ………………...…1
  • Disposable airways
                        Adult Size………………….………....……2
                        Child Size……………..…………..….........2
                        Infant Size…………..….……………….....2
  • Adult and pediatric Ambu bag

Evaluation Equipment


  • Blood pressure cuff – Adult ...…………………........1
  • Blood pressure cuff – Pediatric …………………..…1
  • Manometer appropriate for both cuffs ……..…….....1
  • Stethoscope …………………………………………1
Treatment Equipment

  • Tourniquet ……………………………………………2
  • Alcohol wipes ……………………………...…...…...15
  • Syringes – disposable

                   3 cc with 20 g 1 ½ inch needle …………..……5
                   1 cc TB with 25 g 5/8 inch needle ……….……5

  • 4x4s ………………………………………….. one box
  • Band-Aids ………………………..………….. one box
  • Adhesive tape …………………………….….. one roll
  • IV solutions………………………………….…LR, NS
  • IV tubing…………………………………….…..……2
  • Angiocaths…………………………………….assorted

Drugs


  • Epinephrine – 1:1000 1cc ampule …………………..……..5
  • Benadryl – 50 mg/cc 10 ml multidose vial ……..………….1
  • Atropine – 1 mg ampule ………………………………...…1
  • Oxygen tank, wrench and tubing …………………....……..1

Other Materials


  • Laminated copy of updated protocols
  • Event Record sheet
  • Pen

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