Equipment check
Resuscitation trolley check
A check that the resuscitation trolley is sealed, complete and ready. Contents are checked against your own local list; use it at the interval your organisation has set.
Fill it in online - free, no account needed. 16 questions.
What it is for
Open the log, check the trolley against your list, record what is missing or out of date.
- Confirm the trolley is sealed and in its place
- Check the defibrillator, oxygen, suction, airway equipment and emergency medicines against the local list
- Record what was replaced and what is still outstanding
The full question list
1. Trolley
- Trolley location or number *
- The trolley is in its designated place and can be reached without obstruction *
- The tamper seal or tag is intact *
- Seal or tag number
- The trolley is clean and uncluttered *
2. Equipment
- The defibrillator is present and shows ready *
- Defibrillator pads are present and in date *
- The oxygen cylinder is present and above the minimum level set locally *
- Suction is present and works when tested *
- Airway equipment is complete against the local list *
- All other equipment on the local list is present *
3. Emergency medicines
- Emergency medicines are complete against the local list *
- All emergency medicines are in date *
- Earliest expiry date among the contents
4. Sign-off
- Anything missing, replaced or still outstanding
- Checked by *
References
- Supports evidence for: The Health and Social Care Act 2008 (Regulated Activities) Regulations 2014, reg. 12(2)(e)
the things which a registered person must do to comply with that paragraph include ... ensuring that the equipment used by the service provider for providing care or treatment to a service user is safe for such use and is used in a safe way
Read the source - Supports evidence for: The Health and Social Care Act 2008 (Regulated Activities) Regulations 2014, reg. 12(2)(f)
the things which a registered person must do to comply with that paragraph include ... where equipment or medicines are supplied by the service provider, ensuring that there are sufficient quantities of these to ensure the safety of service users and to meet their needs
Read the source - Supports evidence for: Joint Commission International Accreditation Standards for Hospitals, including Standards for Academic Medical Center Hospitals, COP.04.00 (8th Edition)
AccrediMe is not affiliated with or endorsed by Joint Commission International (JCI). Standard identifiers are cited from JCI's published list; the standards themselves are JCI's and are not reproduced.
Read the source - Supports evidence for: Joint Commission International Accreditation Standards for Hospitals, including Standards for Academic Medical Center Hospitals, FMS.07.00 (8th Edition)
AccrediMe is not affiliated with or endorsed by Joint Commission International (JCI). Standard identifiers are cited from JCI's published list; the standards themselves are JCI's and are not reproduced.
Read the source - Supports evidence for: Joint Commission International Accreditation Standards for Hospitals, including Standards for Academic Medical Center Hospitals, MMU.03.01 (8th Edition)
AccrediMe is not affiliated with or endorsed by Joint Commission International (JCI). Standard identifiers are cited from JCI's published list; the standards themselves are JCI's and are not reproduced.
Read the source - Supports evidence for: Joint Commission International Accreditation Standards for Hospitals, including Standards for Academic Medical Center Hospitals, MMU.03.01 (8th Edition)
AccrediMe is not affiliated with or endorsed by Joint Commission International (JCI). Standard identifiers are cited from JCI's published list; the standards themselves are JCI's and are not reproduced.
Read the source
How the score works
The score is the share of scored questions that pass. N/A is left out of the score; text, dates and signatures are recorded but not scored. A completed template is a record of what you checked; it is not an inspection by a regulator or an accreditation body.