Name the zone (colour)
This zone is comprised of patients who can walk, or the "walking wounded"
What is the green zone
This is what we use to round with the EMO's on existing patient's upon activation of Code Orange
What is the EDIS patient list
These are proportionally larger in children, making them more prone to injury
What are their heads
These areas will go over census in a code orange
What are inpatient units
Penetrating trauma to the abdomen
What is the amber zone
Who you need to consult with prior to calling in staff
Who is the Nursing Supervisor/manager and/or director
Children may not know this, so appropriately numbering and tracking patients is very important
What is their name
Families and visitors are directed to this area to wait
What is the cafeteria
Remains apneic after 5 rescue breaths
What is the black zone
Assign one to each zone, and give them their clipboard, vest, and lanyard
What is Zone Team Leader
This being higher increases their exposure to airborne toxins
What is respiratory rate
This set of rooms will function as both the red and amber zone
What are the treatment rooms
Unresponsive to stimulation
What is the red zone
Ensure your triage nurse has all of these to triage incoming patients
What is multi-casualty incident charts
This causes them to absorb more toxins and radiation
What is thinner skin
This nurse will use the START and jumpSTART algorithms to triage
What is the triage nurse
Not walking, RR 52, alert and anxious
What is the red zone
This is where you will send discharged patient's to wait for their ride
Where is the children's clinic
Younger children may lack this, meaning they may not have the cognitive ability to react
What is a sense of self-preservation
This occurs when the last expected casualty has arrived
What is Code Orange stand down/recovery?