Emergency Equipment and Supplies

Emergency Equipment and Supplies. At least the following items of emergency equipment and supplies shall be available on the premises: 1. Centers shall equip the building with an emergency generating system; Level 1, Type 10 or equivalent in accordance with current NFPA 110 Standard for Emergency and Standby Power Systems; with adequate generating power to maintain full power to the building in the case of power failure; 2. Basic emergency equipment, including but not limit to: a. Airways - in a range of sizes appropriate for the children served; b. Suction catheters-in a range of sizes as necessary to meet the needs of each child served; c. Pediatric manual resuscitators - self-inflating, with preemie, infant and pediatric mask (and adult resuscitators/mask available, if older, more developed children accepted); d. Pediatric AED device; e. Child oxygen mask; f. Infant oxygen mask; g. Oxygen regulator with mist bottle and heating element; h. Flashlight with extra batteries; i. Stethoscope; j. Feeding tubes – in a range of appropriate sizes for the children being served; k. Disposable syringes, needles with size needles appropriate for the pediatric population and other children being served; l. Intravenous catheters, angio-catheters an scalp vein needles in a range of appropriate pediatric sizes (sizes as appropriate for each child being served); m. Tourniquets; armboards for preemie, infant and children being served, IV starting supplies, various sizes of adhesive tape; n. Two-way stopcocks; o. Two electrical outlet adapters for three-prong outlets; p. Betadine preps and alcohol supplies.