Code Blue
Cardiac Dysthymias
Sepsis
Inhale, Exhale (Respiratory Distress)
Time is Brain! (Neurological Changes)
100

Code blue respondents

What are physicians, nurses, RT, anesthesia, chaplain?

100

Rhythm characterized by an irregularly irregular heartbeat with wavy baseline between QRS complexes.

What is atrial fibrillation?

100

2 SIRS and known/suspected infection

What is sepsis?

100

This machine can be used for acute respiratory distress related to CHF, PNA, COPD.

What is Bipap?

100

An elevated vital sign will exclude a candidate for TNK

What is blood pressure?

200

These must be checked every two minutes while performing CPR during a code.

What are pulse and rhythm?

200

Treatment for symptomatic tachycardia that requires synchronization with intrinsic R waves.

What is cardioversion?

200

Sepsis and 1 new organ dysfunction.

What is severe sepsis?

200

This value can provide useful information about ventilatory status.

What is capnography?

200

Things that need to occur when patient is having new onset of stroke symptoms/change in stroke symptoms.

What are to call RRT, obtain FSBG, obtain BP, aask when the last known well?

300

Code documentation must include, at minimum, these staff members.

Who is the code leader, RN, RT, anesthesia?

300

Absence of P wave or ORS complex after a pacer spike.

What is failure to capture?

300

This medication is initiated after a documented episode of hypotension (systolic <90) following fluid administration.

What are pressors?

300

Absent breath sounds on the affected side after penetrating or blunt trauma of the chest wall.

What is pneumothorax?

300

The time frame of symptoms to allow the administration of tnK.

What is 3-4.5 hours?

400

 It delivers a life-saving shock to a person in cardiac arrest. When used in the right way,

What is defibrillator?

400

Some arrythmias caused by anatomic abnormalities present a birth.

What are Congenital birth defects?

400

Practicing good hygiene, keeping cuts clean, keeping current with vaccines, immediate medical attentions if infection is suspected.

What is how to prevent sepsis?

400

 Tachypnea (92%), the most common symptom is chest pain (88%), closely followed by dyspnea (84%). I

What are the most common signs for Pulmonary embolism?

400

Ischemic, Hemorrhagic 

What are two types of strokes?

500

Dedicated code blue or resuscitation team, here a WBH.

What is the rapid response team?

500

Main diagnostic procedure for detecting arrhythmias and determines their cause. 

What is Electrocardiography?

500

 The cause of most cases of sepsis.

What are Bacterial infections?

500

Stoke, Asthma, COPD, Pneumonia, ARDS, Heart failure, sepsis....

What are several factors that can cause Respiratory failure?

500

Symptoms resolving in 10 to 20 minuets. 

What is Transient ischemic attack (TIA)?

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