Code Red
Code Gray/Code Black
Green, Yellow, Orange, Brown
Code Blue
Misc
100

What is a code red?

Fire Emergency

100

What is a code gray and what is a code black?

Gray= Tornado Watch/Sever Thunderstorm Warning

Black= Tornado Warning

100

What is a code brown, and what is important to remember about our outlets and residents on oxygen?

Code brown is a power outage

Emergency outlets are in RED

O2 tanks should be used instead of concentrators. 

100

Who can call a code blue overhead?

ANYONE

100

When should windows and doors be locked

at night

200

Who can respond to a "code red" page?

any staff member

200

If a code gray is called, what should staff be doing?

Preparing for a code black to be called:


Nursing: assembling flashlights & first aide equipment, gathering blankets and pillows for residents

Maintenance: Check outside  for objects that may become dangerous

remaining staff: assist with closing windows and pulling down all blinds



200

What is a code green and how should you respond to that page?

Code Green = Elopement

Staff should immediately report to the first floor nurses station to get directions from the charge nurse. 

200

How do you determine if a resident is a full code?

Blue wrist band, chart, ADL sheet

200

When should you be prepared for an emergency?

At all times

300

If there are 2 CNA's on a hall during a "code red" page, what should each one be doing?

One responds to the page with a fire extinguisher

The other should be returning residents on that hall to their rooms, shutting the doors, and moving equipment/carts out of the hall. 

300

If a code black is paged, what staff can assist with moving residents to safety?

All staff

should assist with moving residents to safety, away from hallways and windows.

300

Who can leave or enter the building during a code orange?

NO ONE

300

Who should respond to a "Code Blue" page?

All Staff,

even if you are not CPR certified, you can help by retrieving the crash cart, calling 911, taking notes, redirecting other residents from the area, making sure there is a clear path from the door to the resident and holding the doors/elevators for Emergency Medical services.

300

Name at least 3 signs/Symptoms of Heat-Related Illness

Fainting, Headache, Muscle Cramps, Nausea, Dizzy/Light-headedness, flushed skin, profuse sweating, Rapid Breathing, Altered Mental state, seizure 

400

What does P.A.S.S. stand for?

Pull

Aim

Squeeze 

Sweep

400

TRUE OR FALSE: 

Everyone may come and go as usual during a code Gray 

TRUE

Until the Tornado Warning Siren has sounded, residents, visitors and staff may come and go as usual. 

400

What is a code orange and what should be turned off?

Outside chemical spill

Turn off ventilation system (Designated staff)

400

Where are the crash carts located?

Horizon dining room, main dining room 

400

When a code is paged overhead, which 4 departments need to be notified due to not being able to hear the pages?

Genesis Unit, Therapy, Laundry and Kitchen

500

If there is a fire, what should be shut off? (2 answers)

Electrical equipment and oxygen. (Designated/Licensed staff)

500

Where should med carts, treatment carts and charts go, if a code black is called?

Med rooms

500

What should I do if I answer the phone and someone tells me there is a bomb in the building?

Yellow paper that says "BOMB THREAT" to notify staff of a code yellow. 

1. keep the caller on the line

2. get as much info as possible - ask questions that are on code yellow drill paper, found at nurses stations

3. listen for background noises

4. call administrator/designee and they will call the police

**Do not use cell phones, paging systems or walkie talkies. If you should discover anything suspicious do not touch it**

500

When can you stop performing CPR, after is has been started?

When Emergency Medical services have arrived and they have taken control of resident care.

500

During which codes should you avoid using the elevator?

Code Red, Code Black, Code Brown, Code Yellow,