In addition to the standard items, some crash carts may also include advanced airway management tools, such as endotracheal tubes and laryngoscopes, as well as monitoring equipment to track a patient’s vital signs. The specific contents of a crash cart may vary based on the hospital's protocols and patient demographics, but the aim remains the same preparedness for any emergency scenario.

In addition, training and familiarization with the chosen mobility aid can significantly enhance the user’s confidence and safety. Many communities offer resources, support groups, and mobility aid training sessions to ensure users can navigate their environments effectively.

Comfort is another critical aspect of electric wheelchairs designed for home use. Many models feature adjustable seating, cushioned backrests, and supportive armrests. These ergonomic designs prioritize user comfort, especially for those who may spend extended periods in their chairs. Additionally, various seat sizes and styles cater to a wide range of body types, ensuring that every user can find a model that fits them correctly.

In addition to new carts, there is a market for pre-owned anesthesia carts that can offer higher quality at a reduced price. However, always inspect used carts carefully to ensure they meet safety standards and are in good working condition.