Made for EMTs
Reset the Unit Before the Next Call
Also useful for: people in Healthcare
12 min
Intermediate
Organization
Get Organized
Turn what was used, contaminated, depleted, or moved during a call into a complete unit reset before the next dispatch.
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Use this when
You've cleared a call and need to clean, restock, test, document, and secure the unit before the next dispatch.
You'll need
- Unit type
- Call impact level
- Items affected
- Known concerns
- Local reset requirements
- Crew responsibility split
You'll get
- Patient compartment cleaned and reset
- Airway, oxygen, suction, trauma, and routine supplies checked
- Medications within scope accounted for under local policy
- Monitoring equipment tested with accessories present
- Linens, batteries, infection-control items, and documentation tools restored
- Cab, communications gear, and loose equipment secured
By the end of this playbook
You will have:
- Patient compartment cleaned and reset
- Airway, oxygen, suction, trauma, and routine supplies checked
- Medications within scope accounted for under local policy
- Monitoring equipment tested with accessories present
- Linens, batteries, infection-control items, and documentation tools restored
- Cab, communications gear, and loose equipment secured
Sample
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Sample input
Unit type: BLS ambulance with a jump bag, portable oxygen, onboard oxygen, AED, glucometer, suction unit, and stair chair. Call impact: Heavy reset. Items affected: Main oxygen used, nasal cannula opened, blanket and stretcher sheet soiled, gauze and tape used, glucometer used, emesis bag opened, floor soiled. Known concerns: Portable suction battery at one bar, spare pulse oximeter probe missing, onboard oxygen near the replacement threshold. Local requirements: Confirm oxygen above agency threshold, seal airway and trauma compartments, verify AED self-test, and notify the supervisor about missing critical equipment. Crew split: I handle cleaning and clinical inventory. My partner handles oxygen, powered equipment, the cab, and documentation.
Sample assembled prompt
MUST RESOLVE BEFORE RETURNING TO SERVICE... Crew member 2: Oxygen checks, suction... FINAL VERBAL CROSS-CHECK [ ] Oxygen...