HEPA Masks, N-95 Masks, M-17 Protective Masks, self-contained breathing apparatus, respirators, and filters. All disposable respirator masks must be accounted for, inventoried and disposed of properly. Blueprints are regarded as tools and should be handled accordingly. All blueprints are to be secured, accounted for and turned over to the Facility at the conclusion of the project.
HEPA Masks, N-95 Masks, M-17 Protective Masks, self-contained breathing apparatus, respirators, and filters. All disposable respirator masks must be accounted for, inventoried and disposed of properly. Blueprints are regarded as tools and should be handled accordingly. All blueprints are to be secured, accounted for and turned over to the Facility at the conclusion of the project.
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Rubber / Synthetic, with 1 1⁄2 in NST couplings 6 B42 Digital Refractometer 1 ARFF Vehicle Medical Kit B43 Bag Valve Mask Resuscitator Adult Kit (To include – 1 Small – 1 Medium -1 Large Mask) 1 kit B44 Bag Valve Mask Resuscitator Child / Infant Kit (Child / Infant Mask Assortment) 1 kit B45 Disposable Airway Kit 1 kit B46 Burn sheet 1 B47 Adhesive Bandages (1” x 3”) 25 Revised April 19, 2023 Page 15 of 22 Item # Equipment Description Quantity Per
The medical personnel and/or UAP assisting the child should wear a mask, face shield and gloves. The student in the isolation room should also wear a mask or facial shield as tolerated. The staff member should remove gloves and wash or sanitize hands and put on new gloves between students. The same mask may be worn, unless it becomes soiled. A disposable gown may be worn if increased secretions, vomiting, or other bodily fluid contact is likely.
The medical personnel and/or UAP assisting the child should wear a mask, face shield and gloves. The student in the isolation room should also wear a mask or facial shield as tolerated. The staff member should remove gloves and wash or sanitize hands and put on new gloves between students. The same mask may be worn, unless it becomes soiled. A disposable gown may be worn if increased secretions, vomiting, or other bodily fluid contact is likely.
