QTP4P0X1-2 — Maintain Crash Carts Or Emergency Administration Sets

QTP4P0X1-2 governs building and tracking code trays and inspecting code carts for crash cart maintenance.

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  • Publication number: QTP4P0X1-2
  • Title: MAINTAIN CRASH CARTS OR EMERGENCY ADMINISTRATION SETS
  • Date: 2022-06-16

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It covers control logs, tray verification, security-bag sealing, storage, tracking sheets, expiration checks, and pharmaceutical replacement. It requires checklist-based evaluation, error-free task performance without assistance, and competency documentation.

Applies to: This Qualification Training Package (QTP) was developed to enhance and standardize on-thejob training for 4P0X1 personnel.

Topics covered

  • Code tray construction
  • Code tray tracking
  • Code cart inspection
  • Code blue control logs
  • Security bag sealing
  • Expired pharmaceuticals

Questions and answers

How must code tray competency be evaluated?

Use the performance checklist to ensure all steps of the task are accomplished without assistance and without error. (paragraph 2)

What must be checked when replenishing a code tray?

Refer to new control log and check expiration dates and quantities; replenish as necessary and sign when finished. (paragraph 1)

How is a completed code tray verified?

Tray is then verified against what is written on new control log for accuracy by checker and signed once it is correctly filled. (paragraph 1)

When must an expired code tray be replaced?

If the tray is expired or will expire before the next scheduled inspection replace the tray. (paragraph 2)

What must be checked in each code cart drawer?

Open each drawer of the code cart, checking for expired pharmaceuticals, i.e. Cetacaine spray, Lidocaine jelly 2%, and IV fluids. Check any dated items for expiration and if it belongs in drawer at all. (paragraph 3)

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