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    The document lists the materials, equipment, and protective measures available in the emergency area and nursing department of the University of Salazar in Tuxtla Gutierrez, Chiapas, Mexico. It includes four drawers containing medicines, medical supplies, endotracheal tubes, intravenous solutions, as well as equipment like monitors, defibrillators, ultrasound machines, beds and more. The final section outlines protective measures for nursing staff, such as the use of gloves, gowns, eye protection and proper hand washing techniques.

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    The document lists the materials, equipment, and protective measures available in the emergency area and nursing department of the University of Salazar in Tuxtla Gutierrez, Chiapas, Mexico. It includes four drawers containing medicines, medical supplies, endotracheal tubes, intravenous solutions, as well as equipment like monitors, defibrillators, ultrasound machines, beds and more. The final section outlines protective measures for nursing staff, such as the use of gloves, gowns, eye protection and proper hand washing techniques.

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    INSTITUTE OF HIGHER STUDIES OF CHIAPAS

    UNIVERSIDAD SALAZAR
    TUXTLA GUTIERREZ
    BACHELOR'S DEGREE IN NURSING

    MATERIAL AND EQUIPMENT IN THE EMERGENCY AREA.

    RED TROLLEY

    FIRST BOX (Medicines)

     1cja of sarbutamol spray


     1 fco lidocaid 5% 1 fco lidocaid 5% 1 fco lidocaid 5% 1 fco lidocaid
     1 fco lidocaine w/epinephrine
     1 bottle of lidocaine spray
     5 amps phenytoin sodium (dfh) 250 mg
     10 amps orsiprenaline 0.5 mg
     10 amps. Digoxin 0.5 mg
     1 fco. Glucose 50%.
     5 patches. Glyceryl trinitrate.
     10 amps. Injectable water.
     10 amps. Atropamine 1 mg.
     20 amps. Adrenline 1mg
     10 amps. Potassium chloride.
     10 amps. Magnesium sulfate
     10 amps. Sodium chloride at 17.7%.
     10 amps. Sodium bicarbonate.
     10 amps calcium gluconate.
     10 amps. Norepirefrin 4 mg
     5 fcos. Methylpredisolone 500mg.
     10 tabs of isosorbide 5mg
     10 amps of 100% hydroccorisone
     5 amps of hydrocortisone 500%.
     10 amps furosemide 20mg
     10 amps. Dopamine 200 mg
     10 amps. Dobutamine 250mg
     10 amps. Amioddarone 10mg
     5 amps. Diazepam 10mg.
     1 amp. Midazone 5mg
     5 amps. Vecuronium bromide 4mg

    SECOND DRAWER (MATERIAL)

     Sims connector 3 pcs.


     Umbilical tape 4 pcs.
     Zonda levin # 14, 16, 18 (2 pcs).
     Electrodes (10 pcs).
     Needles # 20,21,22 Y 25 (10 each)
     Punzocat #16, 18, 20, 22 and 24 (4 ea.)
     Syringes (insulin) 1; (05 pcs), 3, 5, 10, 20 ml. 10 each.
     Laboratory sample tubes 3 each
     Infusion pump set 2 pcs.
     Equipment of normogotero pzas.
     4 pcs. micro dropper kit.
     Yave three-way 4 pcs.
     Measuring tape 1 pc.

    THIRD DRAWER (CARROROJO)

     2 pcs endotracheal c. #8.5


     2 pcs endotracheal c. #9.0
     2 pcs endotracheal c. #9.5
     Metal guide 1 pc
     A pair of batteries
     A laringo handle with three blades #2 straight 2 curved, 4 curved.
     2 pcs endotracheal c. #6.0
     2 pcs endotracheal c. #6.5
     2 pcs endotracheal c. #7.0
     2 pcs endotracheal c. #7.5
     2 pcs endotracheal c. #8.0

    FOURTH DRAWER (RED CART)

     Sol. Glucose 10% 500cc 2 bottles.


     Sol. Hartman 1000cc 2 fcos.
     Gelafundin 500cc 2 bottles.
     2 ambu with adult mask.
     Sol. Physiological 0.9% 500cc 2fcos.
     Sol. Physiological 0.9% 250cc 2fcos.
     Sol. Physiological 0.9% 100cc 4fcos.
     Sol. Glucose 5% 1000cc 2 bottles.
     Sol. Glucose 5% 500cc 2 bottles.
     Sol. Glucose 5% 250cc 2 bottles
     Mannitol 500cc fcos.

    MATERIAL.

     Gown
     Clinical sheet
     Sterile fields.
     Compresses.
     Swabs.
     Soapy towels
     Gauze
     Sterile gloves
     Mouth cover.
     Caps.
     Trays.
    EQUIPMENT.

     Tensiometer
     Pulse Oximeter
     Ophthalmoscope
     Electrocardiograph
     Otoscope
     Electric saw
     Ultrasound scanner
     Stretchers
     Glucometer
     Defibrillator
     Vacuum cleaner
     Printer
     Wheelchair
     Baumanometer
     Stethoscope
     Glucometer
     Beds
     Red cart
     Tripees
     Pulse Oximeter
     Sphingomanometos
     Infusion pumps
     Insulin pumps
     Patient monitor
     Cardiac ultrasound.
     Defibrillator, external
     Manual examination tables.
     Mechanical examination tables
     Thermometer.
     Weighs
     Perfusion pump
     Surgical light source
     Standard operating room equipment
     Scalpel.
     Scissors (dissection, thread, dressing).
     Tweezers (woven, serrated, smooth).
     Suture material.
     Etc.
     Anesthesia monitor
    INSTITUTE OF HIGHER STUDIES OF CHIAPAS
    UNIVERSIDAD SALAZAR
    TUXTLA GUTIERREZ
    BACHELOR'S DEGREE IN NURSING

    PROTECTIVE MEASURES USED BY NURSING PERSONNEL TO CARRY OUT THEIR ACTIVITIES.

     Use of mouth covers in potentially contagious patients.


     Use of gowns.
     Use of gloves.
     Eye protection.
     Frequent hand washing in any technique.
     Proper use of RPBI.
     Do not wear clothing accessories.
     Wear short nails without nail polish.
     Treat blood products and organic fluids as if they were infectious.
     Use disposable needles and syringes that should not be covered or capped with their sheaths after use.
     Maintain clear and friendlycommunication with patients.
     The attitude of healthcare personnel should generaterespect and confidence in the patient.
     Disinfection methods.
     Work areas should be disinfected after spills of blood or body fluids and at the end of work.

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