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Attachment A EMERGENCY DRUG KIT CONTENTS FOR CRASH CARTS Generic Name Ref. Name Strength Dispensed Size Quantity Expiration Dates Aspirin Aspirin 325 mg 100 tablets 1 Diphenydramine Benadryl 50 mg/ml 1 ml syringe 2 Epinephrine Adrenalin 0.3 mg 0.3 mg auto-injector 2 Liquid Glucose Insta-Glucose 30 Gm 1 tube 2 Naloxone Narcan 1 mg/ml 2 ml syringe 2 Nitroglycerine NitroQuick 0.4 mg 25 tablets 1 Unit Lock # Date Inspected Inspected By Printed Name Signature Next Inspection Due Next Drug Expiration Date Policy 03-202 Crash Cart Locations, Supplies and Drills Attachment A Emergency Drug Kit Contents (10/05/09)

CRASH CART CONTENTS Attachment B Equipment Minimum Quantity AED Machine with 1 razor/electrode pads 1 Clipboards with Forms 1 CLIPBOARD, 3 copies of Policy 6802-101 3 CPR Backboard (outside of cart) 1 Oxygen Cylinder and Regulator (outside of cart) 1 Suction Machine with suction gauge 1 Supplies Adult Ambu Bag with Mask and Tubing (check expiration) 1 Alcohol Pads 10 Aprons (plastic) 2 CPR rescue mask w/valve, Adult (Respironics) 1 Emergency Drug Kit- SEE LIST OF REQUIRED MEDICATIONS Emesis Basin 1 Exam Gloves (small, medium, large) (latex and non-latex) 1 box each size Extension Cord 1 Face Shield, disposable 2 Flashlight 1 Gowns, disposable 4 CPR Microshield Face mask 1 Nasal Cannula 1 Non-Rebreather Mask 1 Oral Airways (small & medium) 1 Oxygen Mask & Tubing with connector 1 Red Biohazard Bag 1 Bandage Scissors 1 Sphygmomanometer (Blood Pressure Cuff) Adult regular and large and Stethoscope 1 Sponges 4x4 (gauze) 10 Tape (adhesive and surgical) 1 Yankauer Suction Catheter 1 Required in areas where CHILDREN are present as patients Pediatric (Child) Ambu Bag with Mask (check expiration) 1 Pediatric Blood Pressure Cuff 1 Recommended, but not required items Adhesive bandages 16 Bandage compresses 4 Burn treatment 6 Chemical cold pack 1 Eye patch 1 Eye wash 1 Triangular and roller bandages 2 Unit Lock # Date Inspected By: Signature: Next Inspection Due Policy #03-202 Crash Cart Locations, Supplies and Drills - Attachment B Crash Cart Contents (10/05/09)

Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities (DBHDD) Policy: Crash Cart Locations, Supplies, and Drills Attachment C: Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Drill Evaluation Date: Time: am/pm Location: Scenario: CPR Choking Adult Child Code Blue Action/Response Yes N/I 1. Person discovering victim: Established unresponsiveness Shouted for help! Assessed for breathing and start CPR if needed (unless there is a DNR order) When help arrived, told them to get the crash cart and AED 2. Available personnel: VERBALIZED process to initiate Code Blue notifications below Checked DNR status if unknown. If DNR order existed, ceased CPR and notified physician Obtained AED, Crash Cart, and emergency equipment and immediately delivered to Code Blue site Assisted with crowd control Assisted per instructions of the Code Blue Leader (nurse or physician in charge of code) 3. Code Blue Notifications: (Attach individual hospital call pyramids) 4. Responding staff members took active rolls in Code Blue activities 5. First Licensed Nurse responder took Charge roll: Ensured CPR being done (self performed or designated) correctly to include: airway management, adequate chest compressions (depth, rate, placement) Ensured calls made Established official time piece for code and someone to document/take notes 6. Responding nurses/staff: Provided assistance with CPR, Bag/mask ventilation (Ambu) 02 and suction as needed; Crash Cart/Emergency Drug Box to scene, called physician, assigned CPR documentation, AED implementation Assigned designee for other duties (i.e. meeting EMS, police, MD, crowd control, swap out of staff during CPR) 7. CPR continued without unnecessary delays or pauses until AED procedures implemented (pauses less than 10 seconds). 8. Certified staff implemented AED immediately upon its arrival to the scene. If the victim was unresponsive and breathless, nurses checked for presence of pulse. AED arrived in 3-5 min. of announcement and implementation within 90 seconds of arrival. Page 1 of 2 Policy 03-202 Crash Cart Locations, Supplies and Drills - Attachment C CPR Drill Evaluation (10-05-09)

9. Followed AED prompts as indicated. 10. On initial assessment if the victim is found to be choking: Staff made Code Blue calls (refer #3) Provided abdominal thrusts 11. If choking victim became unconscious, were appropriate actions taken? Checked victim s mouth, removed any visible objects Started CPR until airway is cleared or EMS arrives 12. If victim returns to spontaneous circulation apply either of the following: Non Rebreather mask at 10-15 L/min Nasal cannula at 6 L/min 13. Staff assisted EMS as directed. (Verbalized only) 14. Number of staff present: MD/APRN RN LPN Other CPR certified staff 15. CPR policy/procedure reviewed. 16. Demonstrations done. TIME INTERVAL Victim found to Announcement Victim found to start of CPR Victim found to first shock Victim found to nurse arrival Victim found to MD arrival Victim found to EMS arrival OBSERVATION/COMMENTS PRINT, Code Blue Drill Instructor/CPR Instructor SIGNATURE, Code Blue Drill Instructor/CPR Instructor Date Comments: Page 2 of 2 Policy 03-202 Crash Cart Locations, Supplies and Drills - Attachment C CPR Drill Evaluation (10-05-09)

Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities (DBHDD) Policy: Crash Cart Locations, Supplies, and Drills Attachment D: Code Blue Event Debriefing/Critique Event Date: / / Debrief/Critique Date: / / Location: Name: DOB: Age: M F Admission Date: Chart Number: TIME EVENT WITNESSED TIME LAPSE INTERVAL TABLE TIME CLIENT FOUND ISSUES MONITORED TIME TIME LAPSE CRASH CART ARRIVED CPR IMPLEMENTED AED IMPLEMENTED CODE BLUE ANNOUNCED EMS NOTIFIED SECURITY/POLICE OFFICERS NOTIFIED PHYSICIAN / APRN NOTIFIED EMS ARRIVED PHYSICIAN / APRN ARRIVED VICTIM TRANSPORTED TO: Hospital/Funeral Home/Other VICTIM OUTCOME: REVIVED EXPIRED Opportunities for Improvement: Page 1 of 2 Policy 03-202 Crash Cart Locations, Supplies and Drills - Attachment D Code Blue Event Debriefing/Critique (10-05-09)

Debriefing Questions: 1. Were there any issues or problems encountered during the Code Blue Event? Opportunities for improvement identified? 2. Were there any equipment or supply problems? Opportunities for improvement identified? CRITIQUE SUMMARY: Code Blue Debrief/Critique Participants Name Title Name Title Code Blue Debrief/Critique Monitor: Date: Page 2 of 2 Policy 03-202 Crash Cart Locations, Supplies and Drills - Attachment D Code Blue Event Debriefing/Critique (10-05-09)