Different Types of EMS Training Kits and Manikins
Enhance your EMS course or training with the right training kit or manikin for your exam or certification. There are multiple types of simulation kits and training manikins available to…
What Is a Suction Unit and What Is It Used For?
If you have ever been to the dentist, you have watched him or her use a suction device to clean out your mouth after a cleaning. Medical suction devices work…
When is Immobilization Equipment Needed?
Many calamities can cause injuries that require immobilization, not the least of which include vehicle collisions, construction mishaps, playground accidents, and falls. Broken bones, especially involving the spinal cord, the…
How to Choose the Right Medical Equipment for Your Needs
The COVID pandemic has created havoc in our lives in more ways than one. In addition to being a public health issue, it has now been the cause of supply…
The Importance of Having an EMS Equipment Maintenance Schedule
Emergency medical services close the gap between the time when a patient is injured and the time when he or she can be treated at a hospital. In that time,…
How Often Should I Replace AED Pads?
Portable defibrillator devices have been in development since 1965, but they have only been recently made available to the general public. Since they are lightweight and relatively simple to use,…
Everything You Need to Know About Buying Refurbished Medical Equipment
Many private medical service providers, volunteer fire departments, and independent ambulance companies don’t have the funds to buy brand new EMS equipment. The only other option is to buy refurbished…
Tips for Properly Using a Stair Chair
If you’ve ever seen paramedics carrying a patient who was sitting up, then you’ve probably seen them using a stair chair. Stair chairs are pieces of EMS equipment that allow…
Understanding Mechanical Ventilation
In the broadest sense, a ventilator is a life support measure. Also called a respirator, a ventilator, or a breathing machine, it performs the breathing functions of forcing air into…
What Kind of Jobs Require CPR Certification?
After the heart stops beating, it only takes a brief four to six minutes until the brain actually dies. CPR or cardiopulmonary resuscitation not only keeps blood flowing, but it…
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