Broselow Pediatric Emergency Tape

NEW 2026 edition Broselow Pediatric Measuring Tape is a reference tape to determine application as well as equipment sizes to use during emergency resuscitation on pediatric patients. One of the most popular pediatric tools needed with reference at each color bar on the tape informs you of equipment sizes to perform emergency resuscitation. A reference at each weight zone on the tape shows pre-calculated measurements. Designated resuscitation equipment is contained in corresponding, color coded equipment pouches (not included). When time and accuracy are crucial during a pediatric emergency situation, turn to the Broselow® System which is designed with children’s care and procedural accuracy in mind. Each color-coded system supplies you with all the medical dosage information (except for infusion drugs) and size-specific equipment you need for your young patients’ emergency resuscitation requirements.

The 2026 version of the Broselow Reference Tape will be compliant with the most current PALS Standards and will include the following:

• Pre-calculated doses in milligrams, as well as all doses in pre-calculated ml, making the entire process error free by removing the need for any calculations.
• The new tape will accommodate for obesity by allowing for a habitus adjustment if deemed appropriate to the tape weight estimation.
• When used without the habitus adjustment new tape provides an accurate estimate of Ideal Body Weight, over actual body weight, which is preferred for many emergency medications.
• Updated with additional essential medications for both EMS and the ER.
• Contains a separate section, Quick Access Meds, for those medications needed immediately

NEW UPDATES:

Experience streamlined functionality with our newly updated tape featuring vibrant color zones, reorganized tables, and added quick-reference vitals for faster decision making. Obsolete drugs have been removed, essential updates like 3% Hypertonic Saline added, and critical airway specifications highlighted for universal clarity. Fully aligned with 2025 PALS standards, this version ensures enhanced usability and compliance with the latest clinical guidelines.

• Updated Guidelines: Conforms to 2025 PALS standards, aligning with the latest clinical recommendations.
• Optimized Emergency Data: Added weights on both sides of the tape, quick-reference vitals on color zones, and modernized ISMP recommendations. Adjusted headers for streamlined resuscitation flow.
• Refined Design: Front panel rearrangements, QR Code, “Red to Head” nomenclature, vibrant color zones, and updated AirLife logo with the new version number for 2025 updates.
• Enhanced Reference Tools: Ideal Body Weight table now consolidates all information with clear titling and sourcing. Ventilator settings and recommended concentration tables reorganized for better usability.
• Drug and Equipment Adjustments: Obsolete drugs removed, newer essentials added, and critical airway device specifications highlighted for universal clarity.

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Broselow Pediatric Emergency Tape Features:

• 2026 Version (Most up to date version)
• Organized By Color
• Quick Easy Reference Guide
• Pre-Calculated measurements
• Made of strong reusable poly tape material...its not paper

Related Items:

• ALS Standard Pediatric Emergency Tape
• EMS Standard Pediatric Emergency Tape
• Retractable Pediatric Emergency Tape - Broselow Compatible
• Broselow Pediatric Resuscitation System
• PediPro Pediatric Resuscitation System Kit - Z Fold

*If the healthcare provider incorporates a visual estimate of body habitus into the prediction, the accuracy of the estimate of actual patient weight is improved as confirmed in multiple studies. Specifically, for application the patient's length-based measurements zone if the child appears overweight. Thus, incorporating a visual estimate of whether the child is over-weight provides a simple method to predict weight that appears to be clinically relevant given the rise of obesity in the United States.