Crash carts are mobile units equipped with essential emergency medical supplies and equipment, strategically placed in healthcare facilities to provide immediate response during life-threatening situations.

A crash cart, also known as a code cart, is a wheeled cabinet used in hospitals and other medical facilities for transporting and dispensing emergency medication and equipment at the site of a medical emergency for life support protocols (ACLS/ALS) to potentially save someone's life. The contents of a crash cart vary depending on the facility and the level of care it provides, but they typically include defibrillators, medications, intubation equipment, intravenous supplies, and other tools necessary for resuscitation and emergency care. Crash carts are strategically placed in critical areas such as emergency rooms, intensive care units, and surgical suites to ensure rapid access during emergencies.