Each ambulance shall carry the following standard medical supplies:

1. A. 24 sterile gauze pads at least 3 inch by 3 inch;
2. B. Three rolls of 2-inch hypoallergenic adhesive tape;
3. C. Three rolls of 1-inch hypoallergenic adhesive tape;
4. D. 12 cravats or triangular bandages;
5. E. 12 rolls of 4-inch self-adjusting gauze bandages;
6. F. Four chemical cold packs;
7. G. One box of assorted, plastic, bandage strips;
8. H. Six clean individually wrapped sanitary napkins or other highly absorbent sterile dressing;
9. I. Five sterile trauma dressings, 5 inches by 9 inches minimum;
10. J. Two tongue depressors;
11. K. Two tubes of glucose supplement;
12. L. One 30 milliliter vial of ipecac or equivalent;
13. M. One 100 gram bottle of activated charcoal with or without sorbitol;
14. N. Adult 0.3 milligram epinephrine auto-injector;
15. O. Pediatric 0.15 milligram epinephrine auto-injector;
16. P. One penlight;
17. Q. One piece of nonadherent material for occlusive dressing, 18 inches by 25 inches minimum (metal foil not acceptable);
18. R. Two burn sheets;
19. S. Two emesis basins;
20. T. One pair of all purpose utility scissors;
21. U. One container of disinfectant meeting the requirements of 29 CFR §1910.1030;
22. V. One box of facial tissue or roll of toilet tissue;

23. W. Six Maryland triage/treatment tags, with color-coded plastic ribbon in:

    1. (1) Red,
    2. (2) Yellow,
    3. (3) Green, and
    4. (4) Black;

24. X. One sterile commercially packaged obstetrical (OB) kit containing:

    1. (1) One large towel or receiving blanket,
    2. (2) One pair of sterile gloves,
    3. (3) Two umbilical clamps or ties,
    4. (4) One bulb syringe, and
    5. (5) One pair of sterile scissors or scalpel;
25. Y. One bed pan;
26. Z. One urinal;

27. AA. Four leak proof bags of at least 3 millimeter thick which are:

    1. (1) Red, or
    2. (2) Marked with the universal biohazard symbol conforming to 29 CFR §1910.145;
28. BB. One receptacle to safely dispose of needles, glass, or other sharp material; and
29. CC. One CPR board or equivalent.

Authority: Education Article, §§13-508 and 13-515, Annotated Code of Maryland

Effective date: October 12, 1992 (19:20 Md. R. 1816)

Regulation .04 adopted as an emergency provision effective January 6, 1997 (24:2 Md. R. 114); emergency status expired July 6, 1997

Regulation .04 adopted permanently effective July 7, 1997 (24:10 Md. R. 711)

Chapter recodified from COMAR 14.22.10 to COMAR 30.09.10, August, 1997

Regulation .04A amended as an emergency provision effective July 1, 1998 (25:15 Md. R. 1189); amended permanently effective October 5, 1998 (25:20 Md. R. 1534)

Regulations .01—.04, ALS Service, repealed effective January 10, 2000 (26:27 Md. R. 2017)

Regulations .01—.13, Standard Commercial Ambulance Equipment, adopted effective January 10, 2000 (26:27 Md. R. 2017)

Regulation .02 amended effective October 15, 2004 (31:20 Md. R. 1486)

Regulation .04E amended effective October 15, 2004 (31:20 Md. R. 1486)

Regulation .05 amended effective October 15, 2004 (31:20 Md. R. 1486)

Regulation .09A, C amended effective October 15, 2004 (31:20 Md. R. 1486)