HOSPITAL CODES
FUNNY BONE
PROTOCOLS
RAD SAFETY
IMPORTANT FACTS
100

CODE RED

Fire

100

NAME THIS AREA OF THE CHEST

AORTA

100

What is the view(s) for a bone age?

Left hand including wrist

100

Where should your radiation badge be located?

Neck level/outside thyroid shield

100

Wet time for our sani wipe (purple top)?

2 min

200

CODE YELLOW

Patient fell, change of health status

200
WHAT PART OF KNEE IS THE FX IN?

TIBIAL PLATEAU

200

What are the view for an arthritic hand x-ray?

PA, Ball Catchers and Lateral

200

What is our current motto for patient identification?

Check Two Before you do

200

What does the yellow wrist band mean?

Fall Risk

300

CODE PINK

Child Abduction

300

LOCATE THE SCAPHOID ON THE WRIST X-RAY

-

300

What are the views for a trauma wrist?

PA, Oblique, Lateral and Scaphoid view.

300

What are 3 ways to protect from radiation?

Time, Distance, Shielding 

300

Are you allowed to change oxygen levels?

No

400

CODE GREY

Person verbal or combative 

400

WHERE IS THE GALL BLADDER LOCATED

Right side of your abdomen beneath your liver

400

What prep do patients having a small bowel need to do?

NPO

400

At what minute mark does the alarm go off when using flour equipment?

5 min
400

What does a universal protocol entail/mean?

Time out

500

Code Blue

Cardiac Arrest/ No Pulse

500

Pelvis X-ray

ASIS (Anterior Superior Iliac Spine)

500

If a patient is unable to stand for an abdomen x-ray, what views are we able to perform instead?

LLD, Cross Table Lateral

500

What is the EI for the Carestream rooms?

1200- +/- 200

500

Name a National Patient Safety Goal

- Patient identification

- Patient Alarms

- Medication

-universal Protocol

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