Nev. Admin. Code § 449.9902 - Emergency equipment and supplies
1. An ambulatory
surgical center must be equipped with:
(a) A
cardiac defibrillator;
(b) A
tracheostomy or cricothyroidotomy set;
(c) A mobile cart which contains the
equipment and supplies specified by the medical staff pursuant to subsection
3;
(d) If the ambulatory surgical
center provides services to pediatric patients who are less than 9 years of
age, the equipment and supplies specified by the medical staff pursuant to
subsection 3 needed to treat a pediatric patient during an emergency;
(e) If general anesthesia is provided at the
ambulatory surgical center or if the center offers to patients a triggering
agent for malignant hyperthermia, a mobile cart which contains the equipment
and supplies specified by the medical staff pursuant to subsection 3 needed to
treat a patient with malignant hyperthermia;
(f) In addition to the mobile cart required
by paragraph (e), if general anesthesia is provided at the ambulatory surgical
center, the equipment and supplies specified by the medical staff pursuant to
subsection 3 needed to manage a difficult airway of a patient; and
(g) Such other emergency medical equipment
and supplies as are specified by the members of the medical staff pursuant to
subsection 3.
2. A
person trained:
(a) In the use of emergency
equipment;
(b) In advanced cardiac
life support; and
(c) If the
ambulatory surgical center provides services to pediatric patients less than 9
years of age, in pediatric advanced life support,
must be on the premises of the ambulatory surgical center and immediately available at all times when there is a patient in the center. As used in this subsection, "immediately available" means that the person is able to respond rapidly to an emergency.
3. The medical staff of the ambulatory
surgical center shall annually review and prescribe the equipment and supplies
which must be available pursuant to subsection 1, including, without
limitation, equipment and supplies frequently used in hospitals at the sites of
medical and surgical emergencies for life support protocols to potentially save
the life of a patient.
Notes
NRS 449.0302
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