fire
CODE RED
bomb threat
CODE BLACK
supportive care, symptom management and comfort measures only. no cpr
M1
medical treatment- transfer for tx/ diagnostics. no cpr, intubation, or defibrillation
M3
Show them PPS and explain what % pt is .
Teach S&S of death and dying
cardiac arrest . no pulse
CODE BLUE
hazardous spill
CODE BROWN
Medical tx within current location. no cpr, intubation, or defibrillation
M2
pt status is declining, needing urgent interventions but still has a pulse
CCOT
pt has raynauds and you are having a hard time getting an spO2 on any finger. What can we do ?
Change to an ear probe and try again.
violence/ agg behavior
CODE WHITE
active attacker
CODE SILVER
critical care interventions, yes cpr, defibrillation, and/or intubation
C2
pt found laying down in bed vomiting. what do we do first ?
elevate head of bed.
pt choking on dinner however can respond. what do we do ?
stay with pt and allow to clear on own if possible
evacuation
CODE GREEN
pediatric emergency
CODE PINK
Critical care interventions including intubation. no cpr or defibrillation
C1
upon entering room pt has audible crackles from doorway which isnt baseline. Pt running 250 ml/hr NS. What do we do ?
Stop fluids. Do vitals & assessment. Notify MD
A client with diabetes has a blood glucose of 3.1 mmol/L and is alert. what do we do ?
Treat hypoglycemia immediately; client is conscious → oral carbs
mass cassualty/ disaster
CODE ORANGE
missing or abducted infant/child
CODE ORANGE
critical care interventions. no cpr, defibrillation and intubation
C0
pt SOB on initial assessment. Has COPD. spO2 83% on RA . What do we do first ?
apply 02 via NP. monitor closely to not over oxygenate.
pt is in rigors and febrile. what do we do ?
vitals. antipyretic. notify md ---> encourage blood cultures