III IV A hospital shall have: A. All of the following equipment and supplies immediately available for existing patients and for the next potential patient: (1) O2 analyzer, stethoscope, intravenous infusion pumps; (2) Radiant heated bed in delivery room and available in the neonatal units; (3) Oxygen hood with humidity; (4) Bag and masks and/or T-piece resuscitator capable of delivering a controlled concentration of oxygen to the infant; (5) Orotracheal tubes; (6) CO2 detector; (7) Aspiration equipment; (8) Laryngoscope; (9) Bowel bags; (10) Umbilical vessel catheters and insertion tray; (11) Cardiac monitor; (12) Pulse oximeter; (13) Transilluminator; (14) Phototherapy unit; (15) Doppler blood pressure for neonates; (16) Cardioversion/defibrillation capability for obstetrical patients and neonates; (17) Resuscitation equipment for obstetrical patients; (18) Resuscitation equipment for neonates including equipment outlined in the current NRP; (19) Individual oxygen, air, and suction outlets for obstetrical patients and neonates; and (20) Emergency call system for both obstetrical and neonatal units as well as an emergency communication system among units. E E B. Special equipment and facilities needed to accommodate the care and services needed for obese women. E E C. A neonatal stabilization bed set up and equipment available at all times for an emergency admission; E E D. Fetal diagnostic testing and monitoring equipment for: (1) Fetal heart rate monitoring; E E (2) Ultrasound examinations; and E E (3) Amniocentesis; E E E. The capability to monitor neonatal intra-arterial pressure; E E F. The capability on campus of providing laser coagulation for retinopathy of prematurity; E E G. The capability on campus of providing a full range of invasive maternal monitoring including equipment for central venous pressure and arterial pressure monitoring; E E H. Appropriate equipment, including back-up equipment, for neonatal respiratory care as well as protocols for the use and maintenance of the equipment as required by its level of neonatal care; E E I. The capability of providing advanced ventilatory support, beyond conventional mechanical ventilation, for neonates of all birth weights; and O E J. The capability of providing continuing therapeutic hypothermia. O E