Stretcher: To safely transport patients from one place to another.

Oxygen supplies: To provide supplemental oxygen for patients with breathing difficulties.

Defibrillator: To deliver electric shocks to the heart in cases of cardiac arrest.

First aid supplies: To treat minor injuries and provide initial medical care.

Medications: To administer necessary medications during emergencies.

Splints and immobilization devices: Used to stabilize fractures and prevent further injury.

Suction equipment: Used to clear the airway of secretions or foreign objects.

Intravenous (IV) supplies: Used to administer fluids and medications directly into the bloodstream.

Airway management tools: Such as a bag-valve mask or endotracheal tube, used to maintain a patient's airway.

Diagnostic tools: Including a blood pressure cuff, stethoscope, and thermometer, to assess vital signs and gather important

Cardiac monitor: Used to monitor the heart's electrical activity and vital signs.

Airway adjuncts: Such as oral and nasal airways, used to maintain a patient's airway during resuscitation.

Suture and wound care supplies: Used to clean and close wounds, promoting healing.

Spinal immobilization equipment: Including cervical collars and backboards, used to stabilize the spine in case of suspected spinal injuries.

Portable suction unit: Used to remove fluids and debris from the airway, ensuring clear breathing passages.

EKG machine: Used to monitor the electrical activity of the heart and detect any abnormalities.

Nebulizer: Used to administer medication in the form of a mist, which helps treat respiratory conditions.

Tourniquet: Used to control severe bleeding by applying pressure to a limb.

Glucometer: Used to measure blood sugar levels, especially important for patients with diabetes.

Cervical collar: Used to immobilize and support the neck in case of suspected spinal injuries.