UC Davis Health System Standard Crash Cart. Crash carts are located in areas of patient care in case of a life-threatening occurrence. Physicians, nurses, pharmacists, and respiratory therapists must become familiar with the contents of this cart. The Center for Professional Practice of Nursing has provided this resource to familiarize all personnel with the crash cart contents. Click on a drawer to open it, or use the navigation menu to the right.
FTP is a client-server protocol that relies on two communications channels between client and server: a command channel for controlling the conversation and a data channel for transmitting file content.
Secure FTP is a broad term that refers to two different technologies that can encrypt both authentication information and data files in transit. 1  FTPS refers to secure FTP that uses SSL or TLS for encryption. 2  SFTP refers to the use of Secure Shell or SSH network protocol to exchange data over a secure channel. FTPS is very similar to FTP and uses extensions to FTP that add support for the Transport Layer Security (TLS RFC 4217) and Secure Socket Layer (SSL RFC 2228) protocols. 2  Like FTP, FTPS uses two connections â a command channel and a data channel.