What are the storage management systems for emergency medicines and equipment?

Management system of rescue drugs and equipment 1. Rescue drugs and equipment should be: five fixed-fixed variety and quantity, placed at a fixed point, kept by a designated person, periodically inspected and repaired, and disinfected regularly. (2) Timely-timely disinfection and sterilization, timely inspection and maintenance, items are clearly marked, and it is not allowed to misappropriate them at will; (2) Necessary rescue instruments are complete, with good performance, in a standby state; (3) Rescue drugs are complete, with clear drug labels, and there is no discoloration, deterioration, expiration, ineffectiveness or damage; (4) First-aid drugs in rescue vehicles of various departments are uniformly equipped as required, and the types, quantities, specifications and dosages of specialized first-aid drugs must be determined by the director of the department. The rescue vehicle must be placed at a designated place, and managed by a designated person to ensure safety and convenient use. 5. The rescue drugs and equipment can be fully replenished within 24 hours after use. If it cannot be replenished due to special reasons, it should be indicated on the shift registration form and reported to the head nurse for coordination, so as to ensure the timely use of 6 base cards equipped with drugs and equipment when rescuing patients, and ensure the shift handover with consistent accounts and materials. 7 sealed rescue vehicle management; Before sealing, the head nurse or the nurse in charge and another nurse shall count the medicines and devices according to the base card, seal them with seals after verification, and double sign and fill in the sealing time. The nurses shall check the seal in good condition once per shift and make a good succession. The nurse in charge shall check it once a week, and the head nurse and the nurse in charge shall unseal it once a month to check the medicines and devices in the car and keep records. 8 Non-sealed rescue vehicle management; Counting drugs and equipment once per shift according to the base card and making a good shift, the nurse in charge checks once a week, and the head nurse checks once every two weeks and has records that match the accounts.