Each ambulance shall carry the following standard medical supplies: 24 sterile gauze pads at least 3 inch by 3 inch; Three rolls of 2-inch hypoallergenic adhesive tape; Three rolls of 1-inch hypoallergenic adhesive tape; 12 cravats or triangular bandages; 12 rolls of 4-inch self-adjusting gauze bandages; Four chemical cold packs; One box of assorted, plastic, bandage strips; Six clean individually wrapped sanitary napkins or other highly absorbent sterile dressing; Five sterile trauma dressings, 5 inches by 9 inches minimum; Two tongue depressors; Two tubes of glucose supplement; One 30 milliliter vial of ipecac or equivalent; One 100 gram bottle of activated charcoal with or without sorbitol; Adult 0.3 milligram epinephrine auto-injector; Pediatric 0.15 milligram epinephrine auto-injector; One penlight; One piece of nonadherent material for occlusive dressing, 18 inches by 25 inches minimum (metal foil not acceptable); Two burn sheets; Two emesis basins; One pair of all purpose utility scissors; One container of disinfectant meeting the requirements of 29 CFR §1910.1030; One box of facial tissue or roll of toilet tissue; Six Maryland triage/treatment tags, with color-coded plastic ribbon in: Red, Yellow, Green, and Black; One sterile commercially packaged obstetrical (OB) kit containing: One large towel or receiving blanket, One pair of sterile gloves, Two umbilical clamps or ties, One bulb syringe, and One pair of sterile scissors or scalpel; One bed pan; One urinal; Four leak proof bags of at least 3 millimeter thick which are: Red, or Marked with the universal biohazard symbol conforming to 29 CFR §1910.145; One receptacle to safely dispose of needles, glass, or other sharp material; and One CPR board or equivalent.