Rapid vs Code
Know Your Role
Where/What Is It?
Communication
True/False
100

What is the number to call for a rapid response (RRT) or code blue?

121

100

This staff member can call for help in any emergency.

Anyone

100

The cart that holds emergency supplies?

Code Cart

100

This person should be told first if they notice something is wrong with a patient.

Registered Nurse or Physician

100

Anyone can call an RRT/Code

True

200

What is the number to call for a code brain (stroke)? 

x3-7889

200

The person who leads the RRT/Code.

RN

200

This is a bag located on top of the code cart used for manual breathing.

Ambu Bag

200

What should you do if you don't understand an instruction during an emergency?

Clarify

200

It's okay to wait until you're sure before calling for help.

False
300

This is called when a patient is in trouble but still breathing.

Rapid Response

300

This role primarily focuses on guiding the RRT team to the patient.

PSR

300

This device is used to shock the heart.

Defibrillator 

300

Who is in charge of communicating when the RRT/Code team arrives?

Primary or Charge RN

300

Teamwork helps patients during emergencies.

True 

400

This is called when a patient is not breathing or has no pulse.

Code Blue

400

This role brings equipment when asked. 

MA

400

What room is the gurney located in?

Outside of room 213 D 

400

A communication style that confirms your message was heard.

Closed-loop communication

400

Only clinical staff play a role in emergencies. 

False

500

This is called when a patient experiences facial drooping, arm weakness, speech difficulties, blurred vision and loss of balance.

Code Brain (aka stroke team)

500

This role stays calm and follows directions.

Everyone

500

What drawer of the code cart can you find airway supplies?

Draw #3

500

Who is in charge of communicating when the RRT/Code Team arrives?

Primary RN or MD

500

Know where equipment is located improves response time.

True

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