Looking for signs of restlessness, dizziness, and new c/o pain in any location of the body, especially c/o chest pain
What is assessment
100
True or false. Almost half of patients exhibit warning signs up to 6 hours prior to their arrest?
What is true
200
This member can draw ABGs and intubate
What is Respiratory Therapist
200
<90
What is change in systolic BP
200
This member brings crash cart and patients chart, can perform CPR, assists family to quiet location, and helps other patients
What is CNA
200
BP, HR, temp, resp, pain level
What is vital signs
200
What is on the top of the crash cart?
What is Defibrillator and the procedure manual
300
This member can give meds, order EKG, and CXR
What is Critical Care Nurse
300
<10 or >30
What is respiratory rate
300
This member intubates and gives orders
What is ER doctor or hospitalist
300
.What does the Code team need to know?
Current diagnosis, Previous events leading to the code, Recent meds, Primary MD, Patient hx
300
What is in the front drawers of the crash cart?
What is Meds, IV equipments, Fluids, trays
400
This member documents
What is Staff Nurse
400
Confusion, disoriented, lethargic, restlessness
What is change in mental status
400
This member assists respirations, draws ABGs and may intubate as well
What is Respiratory therapist
400
What are three post-code requirements?
Patients nurse gives report to receiving nurse, family care, EKG strips charted, complete code sheets, code evual comepleted and sent to risk management, chart exchange documentation.
400
What is in the Side drawers of the crash cart?
What is blood gas kits, oxygen tubing, Gloves, Flashlight, batteries, sutures, Portable suction, oxygen tank, ambu bag.
500
True/False Is the ER Doctor a part of the RRT
False
500
Patient has altered mental status
What is staff member is worried about patient
500
This member documents
What is staff nurse
500
Patient is transferred to ICU. The receiving nurse needs to know?
What is SBAR report
500
Name 3 Common meds used during a code is:
What is Epinepherine, Vasopressin, Atropine, Amiodarone, Lidocane, Adenosine, Dopamine, Diltiazem