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The designated phrase to alert personnel to smoke / fire.
What is Code Red?
The designated phrase to alert personnel of a bomb threat or discovery of a suspicious item.
What is Code Black?
The designated phrase to alert and notify staff of the need to prepare for or respond to a Mass Casualty Incident.
What is Code Orange?
BONUS (100 pts):
What are the 2 levels of a Code Orange?
**U36 has a unit specific Code Orange plan in the Yellow Emergency Binder and on Insite.
The phrase used to alert staff to an incident in which a missing adult (18 years & over) or missing / abducted infant or child (up to 18 years), that is either an inpatient, outpatient or visitor.
What is Code Yellow?
BONUS 100pts:
Who must be notified in the event of a Code Yellow?
A usual location for a pull station or a fire extinguisher on U36.
What is the beginning and the end of each hallway?
Near the nursing station, elevator, each stairwell
The designated phrase to alert personnel to an incident of aggression or violence against a patient, client, visitor, staff member or physician.
What is Code White?
The phrase used to alert staff to an incident which is leading to the evacuation of staff and patients.
What is a Code Green?
BONUS 200pts:
Some examples that may lead to a Code Green are:
The phrase used to alert staff that a chemical spill or hazardous substance release has occurred.
What is Code Brown?
BONUS 200pts:
Where is our spill kit located on U36?
The phrase or acronym used to prompt action when you discover a fire.
What is REACT?
Bonus 300pts
What does REACT stand for:
The designated phrase to alert personnel to an incident where a patient / client, visitor, a member of staff or a physician is being held against their will by another individual or where someone is threatening violence with a weapon.
What is Code Purple?
The location U36 is designated to go to in case of a Code Green?
Phase 2 (Unit Evac) -- Unit 37
Phase 3 (Floor Evac) -- Main Floor SSB rehab
Phase 4 (Building Evac) -- PCU 32
The designated phrase to alert and notify staff of the need to reduce the movement of air into and out of the building when there are air quality concerns.
What is a Code Grey?
This must be activated by Administration in conjunction with the MHO & FM&E.
What do we need to do?
-Close all doors and windows, monitor patients and watch those around you for any signs of respiratory distress.
-Report any issues to your Supervisor.
Be prepared to evacuate