Ariz. Admin. Code § R9-25-1006 – Repealed

2. Wide-bore tubing, rigid pharyngeal curved suction tip and flexible suction catheters in the following French sizes:
1. a. Two in 6, 8, or 10; and
1. The following intravenous solution administration sets:
1. a. Four intravenous solution administration sets, capable of delivering 10 drops per cc
7. The following syringes:
1. a. Two 1 mL tuberculin,
2. b. Four 3 mL,
3. c. Four 5 mL,
4. d. Four 10-12 mL,
5. e. Two 20 mL, and

Table 10.1. Major and Minor Defects (Authorized by A.R.S. §§ 36-2202(A)(5), 36-2212, 36-2232, 36-2234)

The Department classifies defects on a ground ambulance vehicle as major or minor as follows:
INSPECTION ITEM	MAJOR DEFECT	MINOR DEFECT
EXTERIOR:
Emergency warning lights	Lack of 360° of conspicuity	Cracked, broken, or missing lens Inoperative lamps
Ground ambulance vehicle body	Damage or rust to the exterior of the ground ambulance vehicle, which interferes with the operation of the ground ambulance vehicle Damage resulting in a hole in the driver’s compartment or the patient compartment Holes that may allow exhaust or dust to enter the patient compartment Bolts attaching body to chassis loose, broken, or missing	Damage resulting in cuts or rips to the exterior of the ground ambulance vehicle
Marking		Missing company identification Incorrect size or location
Mirrors or other optical devices allowing monitoring of the area surrounding the ground ambulance vehicle	Exterior rear vision or wide vision mirrors missing or An optical device not functioning according to manufacturer’s specifications	Cracked mirror glass Loose mounting bracket bolts or screws Broken mirrors Loose or broken mounting brackets Missing mounting bracket bolts or screws
Windshield		Unrepaired starred cracks or line cracks extending more than 1 inch from the bottom or side of the windshield Unrepaired starred cracks or line cracks extending more than 2 inches from the top of the windshield
Windows		Placement of nontransparent materials which obstruct view Cracked or broken
Fuel caps	Fuel caps missing or of a type not specified by the manufacturer
Bumpers		Loose or missing bumper
Patient compartment doors	Completely or partially missing window panel Two means of egress missing or inoperative	Inoperative open door securing devices Cracked window panels
Padding over exit areas		Missing padding over exits in the patient compartment Deterioration of padding
Fire extinguisher	Absent or non-functional	Not at full charge Expired inspection tag
Exhaust system	Exhaust fumes in the patient or driver compartment	Muffler not securely attached to the chassis and tailpipe Exhaust pipe brackets not securely attached to the chassis and tailpipe End of tailpipe pinched or bent
Wheels	Loose or missing lug nuts Broken lugs Cracked or bent rims
Tires	Tires on each axle are not of equal size, equal ply ratings, and equal type Bumps, knots, or bulges on any tire Exposed ply or belting on any tire Flat tire on any wheel	Tread groove depth less than 4/32” measured in a tread groove on any tire Not properly inflated
EXTERIOR LIGHTING:
Head lamps	Inoperative	High beam inoperative Low beam inoperative Inoperative dimmer switch
Brake lamps	Both inoperative	One inoperative
Parking lamps		Inoperative
Back-up lamps		Inoperative Cracked, broken, or missing lens
Tail lamps	Both inoperative	One inoperative Cracked, broken, or missing lens
Turn signal lamps		Any turn signal lamp inoperative Cracked, broken, or missing lens
Side marker lamps		Inoperative Cracked, broken, or missing lens
Hazard lamps		Inoperative
Loading lamps		Inoperative Cracked, broken, or missing lens
ENGINE COMPARTMENT AND BATTERY:
Engine compartment		Inoperative hood latch Deterioration of hoses, belts, or wiring Air cooling and heater hoses not secured Fluid leaks other than engine cooling system
Battery	Not secured For a vehicle powered by an electric motor, not meeting manufacturer’s guidelines for use	Deterioration of battery hold-down clamps Corrosive acid buildup on battery terminals Incapable of generating voltage in compliance with R9-25-1005(B)(4)(b)
Electrical system	Does not comply with R9-25-1005(B)(7)
Engine compartment wiring system		Does not comply with R9-25-1005(B)(5)
Engine cooling system	Does not comply with R9-25-1005(B)(3)	Leaks in system Inadequate fluid in reservoir
Engine intake air cleaner		Does not comply with R9-25-1005(B)(1)
DRIVER’S COMPARTMENT:
Air cooling system	Does not maintain temperature required according to R9-25-1005(B)(17)	Unsecured hoses
Instrument panel		Inoperative gauges, switches, or illumination
Global positioning monitoring device		Except if under a waiver granted under R9-25-1005(E), lack of operative equipment
Horn		Inoperative
Siren	Inoperative
Steering wheel bracing	Steering wheel bracing cracked
Windshield-washer system		Does not comply with R9-25-1005(B)(41)
Windshield defroster/defogger		Inoperative Ventilation system openings partially blocked
Windshield wipers	Inoperative wiper on driver’s side	Inoperative speed control Split or cracked wiper blade Inoperative wiper on passenger’s side
Windshield	Windshield that is obstructed Placement of nontransparent materials that obstruct view
Equipment		Inability to secure equipment
Occupant restraint system	Absence of an occupant restraint system or inoperative occupant restraint system in the driver’s compartment	Frayed material on the occupant restraint system
Spot lamp in driver’s compartment		Inoperative
Exhaust system	Exhaust fumes in the driver’s compartment
PATIENT COMPARTMENT:
Air cooling system	Does not maintain temperature required according to R9-25-1005(B)(17)	Unsecured hoses
Heating system		Unsecured hoses Does not maintain minimum temperature required in R9-25-1005(B)(23)
Equipment	Inability to secure oxygen tanks Inability of fixed oxygen tank to hold pressure	Inability to secure other equipment Inability of portable oxygen tank to hold pressure
Interior wall and floor coverings and seat upholstery	Visible blood, body fluids, or tissue	Unrepaired cuts or holes in seats Missing pieces of floor covering Upholstery, floor, walls, or ceiling not capable of being disinfected
Occupant restraint systems and securing belts	More than one inoperative occupant restraint system in the patient compartment Absence of securing belts on a stretcher	Frayed material on the occupant restraint system or securing belt One inoperative occupant restraint system in the patient compartment
Stretcher fastener	Does not comply with R9-25-1005(B)(38)
Hangers		Supports or hangers protruding more than 2” when not being used
Edges		Presence of exposed sharp edges
Patient Compartment interior lamps	All lamps inoperative	Inoperative individual lamps Missing lens
Stretcher	Does not comply with R9-25-1005(B)(37)
Exhaust system	Exhaust fumes in the patient compartment
COMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT:
Communication capability between an ambulance attendant and the dispatch center	Lack of operative communication equipment
Communication capability between an ambulance attendant and the physician proving on-line medical direction	Lack of operative communication equipment
GENERAL SYSTEMS:
Frame	Cracks in frame
Suspension	Broken suspension parts U-bolts loose or missing	Bent suspension parts Leaking shock absorbers Cracks or breaks in shock absorber mounting brackets
Side insulation	Missing or settled insulation	Inadequate insulation
Parking brake		Inoperative
Vehicle brakes	Inoperative	Fluid leaks
Steering system	Inoperative	Power steering belts slipping Power steering belts cracked or frayed Fluid leaks Fluid does not fill the reservoir between the full level and the add level indicator on the dipstick

Historical Note

New Table 10.1 made by final rulemaking at 30 A.A.R. 581 (March 29, 2024), with an immediate effective date of March 7, 2024 (Supp. 24-1).

Table 10.2. Minimum Equipment and Supplies for Ground Ambulance Vehicles (Authorized by A.R.S. § 36-2202(A)(5))

An applicant for a certificate of registration or a certificate holder shall ensure that a ground ambulance vehicle contains, at a minimum, the following operational equipment and supplies based on the level of service of use:
MINIMUM EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES	BLS	ALS
A. Ventilation and Airway Equipment
1. Portable and fixed suction apparatus	X	X

b. Two in 12, 14, or 16	X	X
3. One fixed oxygen cylinder or equivalent with a minimum capacity of 106 cubic feet, a minimum pressure of 500 p.s.i., and a variable flow regulator	X	X
4. One portable oxygen cylinder with a minimum capacity of 13 cubic feet, a minimum pressure of 500 p.s.i., and a variable flow regulator	X	X
5. Oxygen administration equipment, including tubing; non-rebreathing masks (adult, pediatric, and infant sizes); and nasal cannulas (adult. Pediatric, and infant sizes)	X	X
6. Bag-valve mask, with hand-operated, self-reexpanding bag (adult size), with oxygen reservoir/accumulator; mask (adult, pediatric, infant, and neonate sizes); and valve	X	X
7. Airways, nasal (adult, pediatric, and infant sizes), one each in French sizes 16 to 34	X	X
8. Airways, oropharyngeal, two each in adult, pediatric, and infant sizes	X	X
9. Laryngoscope handle, adult and pediatric, with, if applicable, extra batteries and bulbs	-	X
10. Laryngoscope blades, one each in sizes 0, 1, and 2, straight; sizes 3 and 4, straight and curved	-	X
11. Endotracheal tubes, sizes 2.5-5.5 mm cuffed or uncuffed and 6.0-9.0 mm cuffed	-	X
12. Endotracheal tube cuff pressure manometer	-	X
13. Stylettes for Endotracheal tubes, one each in adult and pediatric sizes	-	X
14. One type of supraglottic airway device	-	X
15. Two 10 mL straight-tip syringes	-	X
16. Two long, large-bore needles for needle chest decompression, 2” to 3.25” long and 14-16G	-	X
17. Hand-held nebulizer(s)	-	X
18. Aerosol masks, one each adult and pediatric	-	X
19. Magill forceps, adult and pediatric	-	X
20. Nasogastric tubes, sizes 5F and 8F, Salem sump sizes 14F and 18F	-	X
21. End-tidal CO2 detectors, quantitative, with capability for adult and pediatric patients	-	X
22. Non-Invasive Positive Pressure Ventilation (NIPPV) device with one mask in each available size	-	X
23. In-line viral/bacterial filter	-	X
B. Monitoring and Defibrillation
1. Automatic external defibrillator	X	-
2. One portable, battery-operated monitor/defibrillator, with tape write-out/recorder, defibrillator pads, adult and pediatric paddles or hands-free patches, ECG leads, and adult and pediatric chest attachment electrodes	-	X
3. Transcutaneous cardiac pacemaker, either stand-alone unit or integrated into monitor/defibrillator, including pediatric pads and cables	-	X
C. Stretchers and Immobilization Devices
1. One stair chair or another mechanism for safely moving a patient in an upright sitting position	X	X
2. Cervical immobilization devices, rigid, adjustable or two each in small, medium, and large sizes	X	X
3. Head immobilization device, either firm padding or another commercial device	X	X
4. Lower extremity (femur) traction device, including lower extremity, limb support slings, padded ankle hitch, padded pelvic support, and traction strap (one adult-sized and one child-sized)	X	X
5. Two upper and two lower extremity immobilization splints in each of small, medium and large sizes	X	X
6. Two full-length spine boards	X	X
7. Supplies to secure a patient to a spine board, including at least three appropriate restraint straps (not using a single chin strap for head immobilization)	X	X
8. One cervical-thoracic spinal immobilization device for extrication	X	X
D. Bandages
1. Burn pack, including standard package, two sterile burn sheets	X	X
2. Dressings, including sterile multi-trauma dressings (various large and small sizes, including three sized 10” x 12” or larger)	X	X
3. Two abdominal pads, 10” x 12” or larger	X	X
4. Fifty non-sterile 4” x 4” gauze sponges	X	X
5. Two triangular bandages	X	X
6. Four gauze rolls, sterile (4” or larger)	X	X
7. Ten soft roller bandages, non-sterile (4” or larger)	X	X
8. Four occlusive dressing, sterile, 3” x 8” or larger	X	X
9. Adhesive or self-adhesive tape, including various sizes (1” or larger) hypoallergenic adhesive and two various sizes (1” or larger) adhesive or self-adhesive	X	X
E. Obstetrical
1. Sterile obstetrical kit, including towels, 4” x 4” dressing, umbilical tape, sterile scissors or other cutting utensil, bulb suction, clamps for cord, sterile gloves, blankets, and a head cover	X	X
2. An alternate portable patient heat source or 2 heat packs	X	X
F. Miscellaneous
1. Sphygmomanometer (infant, pediatric, and adult regular and large sizes)	X	X
2. Stethoscope	X	X
3. Pediatric equipment sizing reference guide	-	X
4. Thermometer with low temperature capability	X	X
5. Paramedic or trauma shears capable of cutting heavy bandages, clothing, belts, and boots	X	X
6. Cold packs	X	X
7. Two flashlights with extra batteries or recharger, as applicable	X	X
8. Two blankets	X	X
9. One blanket with head cover made of heat-reflective material	X	X
10. Two sheets	X	X
11. Two cloth towels, each at least 12” by 12” in size	X	X
12. Five disposable emesis bags or basins	X	X
13. Lubricating jelly (water soluble)	X	X
14. Glucometer or blood glucose measuring device with reagent strips	X	X
15. Pulse oximeter with pediatric and adult probes	X	X
16. Automatic blood pressure monitor	-	X
17. Trauma arterial tourniquet	X	X
18. One scalpel	-	X
19. Mass casualty triage sorting capability for at least 50 individuals (triage tags)	X	X
20. Beginning April 2024, a method to electronically document patient information and treatment that is capable of being transferred	X	X
G. Infection Control (Latex-free equipment shall be available)
1. Two sets of eye protection (full peripheral glasses or goggles, face shield)	X	X
2. Two masks, at least as protective as a National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health-approved N-95 respirator, which are fit-tested	X	X
3. Two pairs of gloves, non-sterile, and three pairs of non-latex gloves	X	X
4. Two jumpsuits or gowns	X	X
5. Two pairs of shoe covers	X	X
6. Disinfectant hand wash, commercial antimicrobial (towelette, spray, or liquid)	X	X
7. Disinfectant solution for cleaning equipment	X	X
8. Standard sharps containers	X	X
9. Disposable red trash bags	X	X
10. Ten protective facemasks or cloth face coverings for patients	X	X
H. Injury Prevention Equipment
1. Safety vest or other garment with reflective material for each personnel member	X	X
2. Hazardous material reference guide	X	X
3. Hearing protection for personnel	X	X
I. Vascular Access

b. Four intravenous solution administration sets capable of delivering 60 drops per cc	-	X
2. Antiseptic solution (alcohol wipes and povidone-iodine wipes)	X	X
3. Intravenous pressure infuser device or mechanical capability	-	X
4. Intravenous catheters, one each of 14, 16, 18, 20, 22, and 24 G	-	X
5. Two intraosseous needles, each capable of use in adult and pediatric patients	-	X
6. Venous tourniquet	-	X

f. Two 50-60 mL	-	X
8. Three 5 micron filter needles	-	X
9. Assorted sizes of non-filter needles	-	X
10. Intravenous arm boards, adult and pediatric	-	X
J. Medications
1. Agents specified in a table of agents, established according to A.R.S. § 36-2204 and available through the Department at www.azdhs.gov/ems-regulatory-references, that an administrative medical director may authorize for use based on the EMCT classification	X	X
2. Sterile saline for irrigation	X	X

Historical Note

New Table 10.2 made by final rulemaking at 30 A.A.R. 581 (March 29, 2024), with an immediate effective date of March 7, 2024 (Supp. 24-1).

Historical Note

New Section adopted by final rulemaking at 7 A.A.R. 1098, effective February 13, 2001 (Supp. 01-1). Repealed by final rulemaking at 30 A.A.R. 581 (March 29, 2024), with an immediate effective date of March 7, 2024 (Supp. 24-1).

2. Wide-bore tubing, rigid pharyngeal curved suction tip and flexible suction catheters in the following French sizes:
1. a. Two in 6, 8, or 10; and
1. The following intravenous solution administration sets:
1. a. Four intravenous solution administration sets, capable of delivering 10 drops per cc
7. The following syringes:
1. a. Two 1 mL tuberculin,
2. b. Four 3 mL,
3. c. Four 5 mL,
4. d. Four 10-12 mL,
5. e. Two 20 mL, and

Table 10.1. Major and Minor Defects (Authorized by A.R.S. §§ 36-2202(A)(5), 36-2212, 36-2232, 36-2234)

The Department classifies defects on a ground ambulance vehicle as major or minor as follows:
INSPECTION ITEM	MAJOR DEFECT	MINOR DEFECT
EXTERIOR:
Emergency warning lights	Lack of 360° of conspicuity	Cracked, broken, or missing lens Inoperative lamps
Ground ambulance vehicle body	Damage or rust to the exterior of the ground ambulance vehicle, which interferes with the operation of the ground ambulance vehicle Damage resulting in a hole in the driver’s compartment or the patient compartment Holes that may allow exhaust or dust to enter the patient compartment Bolts attaching body to chassis loose, broken, or missing	Damage resulting in cuts or rips to the exterior of the ground ambulance vehicle
Marking		Missing company identification Incorrect size or location
Mirrors or other optical devices allowing monitoring of the area surrounding the ground ambulance vehicle	Exterior rear vision or wide vision mirrors missing or An optical device not functioning according to manufacturer’s specifications	Cracked mirror glass Loose mounting bracket bolts or screws Broken mirrors Loose or broken mounting brackets Missing mounting bracket bolts or screws
Windshield		Unrepaired starred cracks or line cracks extending more than 1 inch from the bottom or side of the windshield Unrepaired starred cracks or line cracks extending more than 2 inches from the top of the windshield
Windows		Placement of nontransparent materials which obstruct view Cracked or broken
Fuel caps	Fuel caps missing or of a type not specified by the manufacturer
Bumpers		Loose or missing bumper
Patient compartment doors	Completely or partially missing window panel Two means of egress missing or inoperative	Inoperative open door securing devices Cracked window panels
Padding over exit areas		Missing padding over exits in the patient compartment Deterioration of padding
Fire extinguisher	Absent or non-functional	Not at full charge Expired inspection tag
Exhaust system	Exhaust fumes in the patient or driver compartment	Muffler not securely attached to the chassis and tailpipe Exhaust pipe brackets not securely attached to the chassis and tailpipe End of tailpipe pinched or bent
Wheels	Loose or missing lug nuts Broken lugs Cracked or bent rims
Tires	Tires on each axle are not of equal size, equal ply ratings, and equal type Bumps, knots, or bulges on any tire Exposed ply or belting on any tire Flat tire on any wheel	Tread groove depth less than 4/32” measured in a tread groove on any tire Not properly inflated
EXTERIOR LIGHTING:
Head lamps	Inoperative	High beam inoperative Low beam inoperative Inoperative dimmer switch
Brake lamps	Both inoperative	One inoperative
Parking lamps		Inoperative
Back-up lamps		Inoperative Cracked, broken, or missing lens
Tail lamps	Both inoperative	One inoperative Cracked, broken, or missing lens
Turn signal lamps		Any turn signal lamp inoperative Cracked, broken, or missing lens
Side marker lamps		Inoperative Cracked, broken, or missing lens
Hazard lamps		Inoperative
Loading lamps		Inoperative Cracked, broken, or missing lens
ENGINE COMPARTMENT AND BATTERY:
Engine compartment		Inoperative hood latch Deterioration of hoses, belts, or wiring Air cooling and heater hoses not secured Fluid leaks other than engine cooling system
Battery	Not secured For a vehicle powered by an electric motor, not meeting manufacturer’s guidelines for use	Deterioration of battery hold-down clamps Corrosive acid buildup on battery terminals Incapable of generating voltage in compliance with R9-25-1005(B)(4)(b)
Electrical system	Does not comply with R9-25-1005(B)(7)
Engine compartment wiring system		Does not comply with R9-25-1005(B)(5)
Engine cooling system	Does not comply with R9-25-1005(B)(3)	Leaks in system Inadequate fluid in reservoir
Engine intake air cleaner		Does not comply with R9-25-1005(B)(1)
DRIVER’S COMPARTMENT:
Air cooling system	Does not maintain temperature required according to R9-25-1005(B)(17)	Unsecured hoses
Instrument panel		Inoperative gauges, switches, or illumination
Global positioning monitoring device		Except if under a waiver granted under R9-25-1005(E), lack of operative equipment
Horn		Inoperative
Siren	Inoperative
Steering wheel bracing	Steering wheel bracing cracked
Windshield-washer system		Does not comply with R9-25-1005(B)(41)
Windshield defroster/defogger		Inoperative Ventilation system openings partially blocked
Windshield wipers	Inoperative wiper on driver’s side	Inoperative speed control Split or cracked wiper blade Inoperative wiper on passenger’s side
Windshield	Windshield that is obstructed Placement of nontransparent materials that obstruct view
Equipment		Inability to secure equipment
Occupant restraint system	Absence of an occupant restraint system or inoperative occupant restraint system in the driver’s compartment	Frayed material on the occupant restraint system
Spot lamp in driver’s compartment		Inoperative
Exhaust system	Exhaust fumes in the driver’s compartment
PATIENT COMPARTMENT:
Air cooling system	Does not maintain temperature required according to R9-25-1005(B)(17)	Unsecured hoses
Heating system		Unsecured hoses Does not maintain minimum temperature required in R9-25-1005(B)(23)
Equipment	Inability to secure oxygen tanks Inability of fixed oxygen tank to hold pressure	Inability to secure other equipment Inability of portable oxygen tank to hold pressure
Interior wall and floor coverings and seat upholstery	Visible blood, body fluids, or tissue	Unrepaired cuts or holes in seats Missing pieces of floor covering Upholstery, floor, walls, or ceiling not capable of being disinfected
Occupant restraint systems and securing belts	More than one inoperative occupant restraint system in the patient compartment Absence of securing belts on a stretcher	Frayed material on the occupant restraint system or securing belt One inoperative occupant restraint system in the patient compartment
Stretcher fastener	Does not comply with R9-25-1005(B)(38)
Hangers		Supports or hangers protruding more than 2” when not being used
Edges		Presence of exposed sharp edges
Patient Compartment interior lamps	All lamps inoperative	Inoperative individual lamps Missing lens
Stretcher	Does not comply with R9-25-1005(B)(37)
Exhaust system	Exhaust fumes in the patient compartment
COMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT:
Communication capability between an ambulance attendant and the dispatch center	Lack of operative communication equipment
Communication capability between an ambulance attendant and the physician proving on-line medical direction	Lack of operative communication equipment
GENERAL SYSTEMS:
Frame	Cracks in frame
Suspension	Broken suspension parts U-bolts loose or missing	Bent suspension parts Leaking shock absorbers Cracks or breaks in shock absorber mounting brackets
Side insulation	Missing or settled insulation	Inadequate insulation
Parking brake		Inoperative
Vehicle brakes	Inoperative	Fluid leaks
Steering system	Inoperative	Power steering belts slipping Power steering belts cracked or frayed Fluid leaks Fluid does not fill the reservoir between the full level and the add level indicator on the dipstick

Historical Note

New Table 10.1 made by final rulemaking at 30 A.A.R. 581 (March 29, 2024), with an immediate effective date of March 7, 2024 (Supp. 24-1).

Table 10.2. Minimum Equipment and Supplies for Ground Ambulance Vehicles (Authorized by A.R.S. § 36-2202(A)(5))

An applicant for a certificate of registration or a certificate holder shall ensure that a ground ambulance vehicle contains, at a minimum, the following operational equipment and supplies based on the level of service of use:
MINIMUM EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES	BLS	ALS
A. Ventilation and Airway Equipment
1. Portable and fixed suction apparatus	X	X

b. Two in 12, 14, or 16	X	X
3. One fixed oxygen cylinder or equivalent with a minimum capacity of 106 cubic feet, a minimum pressure of 500 p.s.i., and a variable flow regulator	X	X
4. One portable oxygen cylinder with a minimum capacity of 13 cubic feet, a minimum pressure of 500 p.s.i., and a variable flow regulator	X	X
5. Oxygen administration equipment, including tubing; non-rebreathing masks (adult, pediatric, and infant sizes); and nasal cannulas (adult. Pediatric, and infant sizes)	X	X
6. Bag-valve mask, with hand-operated, self-reexpanding bag (adult size), with oxygen reservoir/accumulator; mask (adult, pediatric, infant, and neonate sizes); and valve	X	X
7. Airways, nasal (adult, pediatric, and infant sizes), one each in French sizes 16 to 34	X	X
8. Airways, oropharyngeal, two each in adult, pediatric, and infant sizes	X	X
9. Laryngoscope handle, adult and pediatric, with, if applicable, extra batteries and bulbs	-	X
10. Laryngoscope blades, one each in sizes 0, 1, and 2, straight; sizes 3 and 4, straight and curved	-	X
11. Endotracheal tubes, sizes 2.5-5.5 mm cuffed or uncuffed and 6.0-9.0 mm cuffed	-	X
12. Endotracheal tube cuff pressure manometer	-	X
13. Stylettes for Endotracheal tubes, one each in adult and pediatric sizes	-	X
14. One type of supraglottic airway device	-	X
15. Two 10 mL straight-tip syringes	-	X
16. Two long, large-bore needles for needle chest decompression, 2” to 3.25” long and 14-16G	-	X
17. Hand-held nebulizer(s)	-	X
18. Aerosol masks, one each adult and pediatric	-	X
19. Magill forceps, adult and pediatric	-	X
20. Nasogastric tubes, sizes 5F and 8F, Salem sump sizes 14F and 18F	-	X
21. End-tidal CO2 detectors, quantitative, with capability for adult and pediatric patients	-	X
22. Non-Invasive Positive Pressure Ventilation (NIPPV) device with one mask in each available size	-	X
23. In-line viral/bacterial filter	-	X
B. Monitoring and Defibrillation
1. Automatic external defibrillator	X	-
2. One portable, battery-operated monitor/defibrillator, with tape write-out/recorder, defibrillator pads, adult and pediatric paddles or hands-free patches, ECG leads, and adult and pediatric chest attachment electrodes	-	X
3. Transcutaneous cardiac pacemaker, either stand-alone unit or integrated into monitor/defibrillator, including pediatric pads and cables	-	X
C. Stretchers and Immobilization Devices
1. One stair chair or another mechanism for safely moving a patient in an upright sitting position	X	X
2. Cervical immobilization devices, rigid, adjustable or two each in small, medium, and large sizes	X	X
3. Head immobilization device, either firm padding or another commercial device	X	X
4. Lower extremity (femur) traction device, including lower extremity, limb support slings, padded ankle hitch, padded pelvic support, and traction strap (one adult-sized and one child-sized)	X	X
5. Two upper and two lower extremity immobilization splints in each of small, medium and large sizes	X	X
6. Two full-length spine boards	X	X
7. Supplies to secure a patient to a spine board, including at least three appropriate restraint straps (not using a single chin strap for head immobilization)	X	X
8. One cervical-thoracic spinal immobilization device for extrication	X	X
D. Bandages
1. Burn pack, including standard package, two sterile burn sheets	X	X
2. Dressings, including sterile multi-trauma dressings (various large and small sizes, including three sized 10” x 12” or larger)	X	X
3. Two abdominal pads, 10” x 12” or larger	X	X
4. Fifty non-sterile 4” x 4” gauze sponges	X	X
5. Two triangular bandages	X	X
6. Four gauze rolls, sterile (4” or larger)	X	X
7. Ten soft roller bandages, non-sterile (4” or larger)	X	X
8. Four occlusive dressing, sterile, 3” x 8” or larger	X	X
9. Adhesive or self-adhesive tape, including various sizes (1” or larger) hypoallergenic adhesive and two various sizes (1” or larger) adhesive or self-adhesive	X	X
E. Obstetrical
1. Sterile obstetrical kit, including towels, 4” x 4” dressing, umbilical tape, sterile scissors or other cutting utensil, bulb suction, clamps for cord, sterile gloves, blankets, and a head cover	X	X
2. An alternate portable patient heat source or 2 heat packs	X	X
F. Miscellaneous
1. Sphygmomanometer (infant, pediatric, and adult regular and large sizes)	X	X
2. Stethoscope	X	X
3. Pediatric equipment sizing reference guide	-	X
4. Thermometer with low temperature capability	X	X
5. Paramedic or trauma shears capable of cutting heavy bandages, clothing, belts, and boots	X	X
6. Cold packs	X	X
7. Two flashlights with extra batteries or recharger, as applicable	X	X
8. Two blankets	X	X
9. One blanket with head cover made of heat-reflective material	X	X
10. Two sheets	X	X
11. Two cloth towels, each at least 12” by 12” in size	X	X
12. Five disposable emesis bags or basins	X	X
13. Lubricating jelly (water soluble)	X	X
14. Glucometer or blood glucose measuring device with reagent strips	X	X
15. Pulse oximeter with pediatric and adult probes	X	X
16. Automatic blood pressure monitor	-	X
17. Trauma arterial tourniquet	X	X
18. One scalpel	-	X
19. Mass casualty triage sorting capability for at least 50 individuals (triage tags)	X	X
20. Beginning April 2024, a method to electronically document patient information and treatment that is capable of being transferred	X	X
G. Infection Control (Latex-free equipment shall be available)
1. Two sets of eye protection (full peripheral glasses or goggles, face shield)	X	X
2. Two masks, at least as protective as a National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health-approved N-95 respirator, which are fit-tested	X	X
3. Two pairs of gloves, non-sterile, and three pairs of non-latex gloves	X	X
4. Two jumpsuits or gowns	X	X
5. Two pairs of shoe covers	X	X
6. Disinfectant hand wash, commercial antimicrobial (towelette, spray, or liquid)	X	X
7. Disinfectant solution for cleaning equipment	X	X
8. Standard sharps containers	X	X
9. Disposable red trash bags	X	X
10. Ten protective facemasks or cloth face coverings for patients	X	X
H. Injury Prevention Equipment
1. Safety vest or other garment with reflective material for each personnel member	X	X
2. Hazardous material reference guide	X	X
3. Hearing protection for personnel	X	X
I. Vascular Access

b. Four intravenous solution administration sets capable of delivering 60 drops per cc	-	X
2. Antiseptic solution (alcohol wipes and povidone-iodine wipes)	X	X
3. Intravenous pressure infuser device or mechanical capability	-	X
4. Intravenous catheters, one each of 14, 16, 18, 20, 22, and 24 G	-	X
5. Two intraosseous needles, each capable of use in adult and pediatric patients	-	X
6. Venous tourniquet	-	X

f. Two 50-60 mL	-	X
8. Three 5 micron filter needles	-	X
9. Assorted sizes of non-filter needles	-	X
10. Intravenous arm boards, adult and pediatric	-	X
J. Medications
1. Agents specified in a table of agents, established according to A.R.S. § 36-2204 and available through the Department at www.azdhs.gov/ems-regulatory-references, that an administrative medical director may authorize for use based on the EMCT classification	X	X
2. Sterile saline for irrigation	X	X

Historical Note

New Table 10.2 made by final rulemaking at 30 A.A.R. 581 (March 29, 2024), with an immediate effective date of March 7, 2024 (Supp. 24-1).