R13-13-110. First-aid Equipment

No later than 180 days after the effective date of these rules, a school bus in Arizona shall meet the requirements of this Section. 1. First-aid and body-fluid cleanup kits shall be mounted in a school bus in accordance with R13-13-107(11)(a). 2. First-aid kit: A school bus shall be equipped with a removable first-aid kit that has a weatherproofing seal around the lid to prevent moisture or dust from entering the first-aid kit, is clearly labeled as a first-aid kit, and contains the following: a. Two - 1 inch x 2 1/2 inch yards adhesive tape rolls, b. 24 - Sterile gauze pads 3 inches x 3 inches, c. Eight - 2 inch adhesive bandages, d. 10 - 3 inch adhesive bandages, e. Two - 2 inch x 6 inch sterile gauze roller bandages, f. Four - Triangular bandages approximately 40 inches x 36 inches x 54 inches with two safety pins, g. Three - Sterile gauze pads at least 24 inches x 24 inches, h. Three - Sterile eye pads, i. One - Rounded-end scissors, j. One - Pair of non-latex gloves, and k. One - Mouth-to-mouth airway. 3. Body fluid or bloodborne-pathogen cleanup kit: A school bus shall be equipped with a removable body-fluid or bloodborne-pathogen cleanup kit that is sealed, clearly labeled as a body-fluid or bloodborne-pathogen cleanup kit, and contains the following: a. One - Pouch of solidifier with chlorine, b. One - Pick-up scoop with scraper, c. One - Pair of non-latex gloves, d. Two - Disinfectant hand wipes (antimicrobial), e. Two - Plastic disposal bags with ties (biohazard), f. Two - Germicidal towelettes effective against human immunodeficiency virus and tuberculosis, g. Two - Paper crepe towels, and h. One - Easy to follow instructions.