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Automated External Defibrillator |
Bag-Valve-Mask (BVM) |
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A semi-automatic
machine which can detect and analyse shockable and non-shockable rhythm
of heart. |
A resuscitation
device for ventilating and deliver oxygen to non-breathing patients |
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Cervical Collar |
Head Immobilizer |
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To immobilize and
secure the head and neck of a casualty with suspected spinal injury.
There are several sizes to fit the patient's neck for maximum secure. |
Used together with cervical collar, Long
Spinal Board and straps, Head Immobilizer restricts the movement of
head and neck of the patient with suspected spinal injury. |
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Long Spinal Board |
Glucometer |
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Used with Head
Immobilizer and straps, it provides a firm surface to support casualty
with suspected spinal injury. |
A medical electronic device used to measure
the concentration of glucose in the blood of the patient |
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Nasal Cannula |
Simple Face Mask |
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Medical oxygen delivery device. For
providing low concentration of oxygen to the patient through nose.
Available in Adult and Paediatric size. |
Medical oxygen delivery device. For
providing moderate concentration of oxygen to the patient through nose
and mouth. Available in Adult and Paediatric size. |
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Non-Rebreather Mask |
Oral-pharyngeal Airway |
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Medical oxygen delivery device. For
providing high concentration of oxygen to the patient through nose and
mouth. Available in Adult and Paediatric size. |
A curved piece of plastic inserted over the
tongue that creates an air passage way. Useful to prevent the tongue
and/or epiglottis "fall back" against the posterior pharynx in
unconscious patients which obstructing the flow of air. |
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Portable Oxygen Regulator System |
Static Oxygen System |
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A portable medical oxygen delivery device.
The carrying bag/case contains an oxygen cylinder, and other
delivery devices. It enable easy and immediate access to oxygen for the
patient on scene. |
Medical oxygen cylinder fitted
inside an ambulance for providing oxygen to casualty/patient. |
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Intravenous (IV) Solution |
IV set |
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Normal Saline 0.9% NaCl and
Dextrose Saline. Normal Saline 0.9% is used for patient fluid
replacement and Dextrose Saline is used for patient with abnormally low
blood sugar |
IV set is used together with IV solutions
for administration of IV therapy |
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Patient Vital Sign Monitor |
Sphygmomanometer |
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Electronic device used to monitor
patient's vital sign: blood pressure, arterial oxygen saturation SpO2
and ECG |
Device operate manually to measure the blood
pressure |
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Stethoscope |
Ambulance Stretcher |
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An acoustic device for auscultation, or
listening, to internal sounds in a human body. It is most often used to
listen to heart sounds and breath sounds, though it is also used with
sphygmomanometer in blood pressure measuring. |
Ambulance trolley-type stretcher is designed
to enable ambulance medic loading and unloading the patient safely and
with less physical demand.
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Wooden Splint |
Tuff-Cut Paramedic Scissors |
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To immobilize fractured limbs. Several size
and design to meet the different location and mechanism of injury. |
Sharp stainless scissors. Highly useful for
cutting seatbelts, clothing, and other materials. |
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Trauma Bag |
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Large in size with multiple "inner mobile
bag", contains different size of bandages, dressing set, gloves, gauze,
tape, IV sets, and medical materials that needed when dealing with
trauma cases. |
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Life Hammer |
Safety Gloves |
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Surgical Gloves |
Surgical Mask |
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Portable Radio Walkie-Talkie
(Motorola GP338) |
Mobile Set Radio
(Motorola GM338) |
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Safety Helmet |
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St. John Ambulance of Malaysia (SJAM) EMAS's
ambulance is well equipped with life saving equipment to meet the needs of
various emergencies that can happens any time, any where. The tools and
equipment in the ambulance are upgrading from time to time as the technology
developing. Our medic are using the advanced medical equipment and below
are some of the examples found in our emergency ambulances. These equipment
are not merely for exhibition purposes, but they are the working partner of
our medics.