Broselow tape

The Broselow Tape is a color-coded, length-based tape measure used globally in pediatric emergencies. It relates a child's height to their weight to provide pre-calculated medical instructions, including medication dosages, equipment sizes, and defibrillator energy levels. Designed for children up to about 12 years of age and roughly 36 kg, it is recognized in most medical textbooks and publications as a standard for emergency pediatric treatment.