StatPacks G3+ Infusion Module: Field Manual & SOP

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StatPacks G3+ Infusion Module: Field Manual & SOP

Category: Medical Supplies

Difficulty Level: Tier 4: Professional or Advanced Training Required

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Written by: Valerie Ellis Lavin

Quick Overview

The STATPACKS G3+ Infusion Module is a medium-sized, fold-out medication case for EMS and patient transport teams, with removable pages and center dividers that organize syringes, vials and IV therapy equipment in one 14-liter case.

Unzip the case and the fold-out design shows every stored item at once. Removable pages and center dividers hold syringes, vials and IV therapy equipment, while mesh windows, mesh pockets and elastic holsters keep contents visible and secure in transport. The shell is high-gloss TPU, water resistant and made to be cleaned and disinfected. A reflective panel, bright yellow zipper pulls and lockable zippers finish the case. It ships empty.

The module measures 11" H x 14" W x 7" D, holds 14 liters and weighs 4 lbs. It comes in Red, SKU G36003RE, UPC 850058056913, and is set up for ACLS, ALS and PALS gear. It is case only: medical tools and medications are not included, and neither are locks or seals for the lockable zippers.

Inspect the zippers, pages, dividers and mesh at each shift check and after each call. Restock to your agency's loadout protocol, check any dates printed on the packaging of what you carry, and clean and disinfect the TPU shell as your agency directs before the case returns to service.

Field Application Steps

1. INSPECT ON ARRIVAL: Confirm you received 1 G3+ Infusion Module in Red. Unzip it, open the fold-out design and check the removable pages, center dividers, mesh windows, mesh pockets and elastic holsters. Run each zipper by its yellow pull. The case ships empty.

2. PLAN THE LOADOUT: Build the contents list from your agency or department loadout protocol and formulary. Assign syringes, vials and IV therapy equipment to set pages and divider sections, so every case on the service is laid out the same way.

3. SET PAGES AND DIVIDERS: Arrange the removable pages and center dividers to fit the layout you planned. When your formulary or protocol changes, rebuild the layout rather than packing around the old one.

4. LOAD THE CASE: Load each item into its assigned page, mesh pocket or elastic holster as your protocol directs. Keep labels facing out behind the mesh windows where the crew can read them.

5. CLOSE AND SECURE: Fold the case closed and zip it fully without forcing a zipper over the contents. If your agency uses pharmacy-seal security, secure the lockable zippers with the agency's own lock or seal, which is not included.

6. TRANSPORT THE CASE: Move the module closed and stow it where your agency assigns medication cases in the vehicle. The mesh pockets and elastic holsters hold contents in place in transport.

7. STAGE AND OPEN: Stage the case where the crew can reach it. On scene, unzip it and open the fold-out design to see every item; the reflective panel and yellow pulls help in low light. Use the contents only as your training and protocol direct.

8. RESTOCK AND CLEAN: After the call, remove used and opened items and dispose of them as your protocol directs. Clean and disinfect the TPU shell, restock to the loadout list, check any dates printed on the packaging and reseal if your agency uses seals.

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LEGAL DISCLAIMER & SAFETY WARNING:
The information provided in this Luminary Global Field Manual is strictly for educational and informational purposes. It is not a substitute for formal medical, tactical, or professional training. In the event of a medical emergency, immediately seek professional help or contact emergency services. Luminary Global assumes no liability for the misuse of equipment, improper application of techniques, or any injuries/damages resulting from the use of these guidelines. Always rely on your official agency training, local laws, and established protocols during a crisis.