A typical ambulance has a variety of items. Most are built on an ambulance or light-duty truck chassis, though some are built on a custom chassis. Some are designed for intensive care, while others are more general purpose. The items inside an ambulance vary depending on their intended use.

What Items Are in an Ambulance?

First of all, ambulances carry life-saving and emergency medications. These are stored in medication bags, which often have several compartments. Other essential items in ambulances are oxygen supply units and nebulizers EMS Supply. These are necessary for patients injured, patients with respiratory problems, or those who cannot move their legs.

Other essential items in an ambulance include splints. Splints are devices used to immobilize joints and stabilize them until transport. These devices can be large or small and can be adjusted to accommodate different body shapes and sizes.

Other basic medical equipment standards in ambulances include stethoscopes, blood pressure gauges, and thermometers. In addition, flashlights, blankets, and medical tapes are also available.

If the ambulance is a BLS ground ambulance, it should be equipped with an automated external and pediatric defibrillator. It should also have a dose attenuator with adult and pediatric pads.

A BLS ambulance should also be equipped with all the necessary equipment for advanced EMT and paramedic services. When selecting ambulance equipment, consider the type of service that the ambulance is provided and your budget.