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Crash Cart Essentials

A guide to the equipment and supplies you hope to never use.

Jay Horowitz, CRNA

When a patient codes, even the most levelheaded person is powerless to help if your crash cart is disorganized. Take a few minutes to make sure this isn't the case at your facility as we review, drawer by drawer, what your crash cart should contain.

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Anesthesia, Equipping Your OR, Patient Management, Product Reports, Supplies/Implants

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