The Burn Unit shall have the following equipment for burn patients of all ages: There shall be weight–measuring devices. C – – – – There shall be thermal control equipment for cooling and C – – – – warming patients. There shall be bedside and central ECG, pulse oximetry, and C – – – – pressure monitoring devices. shall be electrocautery available in the Burn Unit. C – – – – Any adult trauma center that annually admits 100 or more injured children younger than 15 years of age shall have a NC NC NC NC – pediatric emergency department. Any trauma center that annually admits 100 or more injured NC NC NC NC – children younger than 15 years of age shall have a PICU. There shall be a pediatric ED area. C – – – – shall be a pediatric ICU. C – – – – The OR: There shall be the capability for resuscitation, stabilization, continuous monitoring of temperature, hemodynamics, and gas C C C C C exchange. shall be a rapid infuser for the administration and warming C C C C C of IV fluids and blood products in the OR. There shall be thermal control equipment for cooling and C C C C C warming patients in the OR. There shall be 24 hour per day x–ray capability, including C C C C C image intensifier. shall be endoscopes and bronchoscopes in the OR. C C C C C There shall be adequate equipment available in the OR to C C C C C perform craniotomies. There shall be the capability of fixation of long bones. C C C C C There shall be adequate equipment to assure the capability of surgical treatment of pelvic fractures including, but not limited C C C – – to, open pelvic fractures and acetabular fractures requiring complex surgical interventions. In the event that patients are boarded in the PACU as ICU C C C C C overflow patients, then the equipment listed for the ICU. The ICU(s): shall be a fixed physical and geographic location within the C C – – – hospital identified as the pediatric intensive care unit (PICU). shall be a fixed physical and geographic location within the C C C C C hospital identified as the ICU.
The Burn Unit shall have the following equipment for burn patients of all ages: There shall be weight–measuring devices. – C – – – There shall be thermal control equipment for cooling and warming patients. – C – – – There shall be bedside and central ECG, pulse oximetry, and pressure monitoring devices. – C – – – shall be electrocautery available in the Burn Unit. – C – – – Any adult trauma center that annually admits 100 or more injured children younger than 15 years of age shall have a pediatric emergency department. NC NC – NC NC Any trauma center that annually admits 100 or more injured children younger than 15 years of age shall have a PICU. NC NC – NC NC There shall be a pediatric ED area. – – C – – shall be a pediatric ICU. – – C – – The OR: There shall be the capability for resuscitation, stabilization, continuous monitoring of temperature, hemodynamics, and gas exchange. C C C C C shall be a rapid infuser for the administration and warming of IV fluids and blood products in the OR. C C C C C There shall be thermal control equipment for cooling and warming patients in the OR. C C C C C There shall be 24 hour per day x–ray capability, including image intensifier. C C C C C shall be endoscopes and bronchoscopes in the OR. C C C C C There shall be adequate equipment available in the OR to perform craniotomies. C C C C C There shall be the capability of fixation of long bones. C C C C C There shall be adequate equipment to assure the capability of surgical treatment of pelvic fractures including, but not limited to, open pelvic fractures and acetabular fractures requiring complex surgical interventions. C C C – – In the event that patients are boarded in the PACU as ICU overflow patients, then the equipment listed for the ICU. C C C C C The ICU(s): shall be a fixed physical and geographic location within the hospital identified as the pediatric intensive care unit (PICU). – C C – – shall be a fixed physical and geographic location within the hospital identified as the ICU. C C C C C