Code Lab Flashcards

1
Q

(3) Code Phases

A

Stage 1: Code Blue - Activation Phase
Stage 2: Staggard Arrival - Chaos Phase
Stage 3: Organized Team Function Phase

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2
Q

What is done in Stage 1 Code Blue Activation

A

3 C’s
Call for help
CPR
Crash Cart

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3
Q

Stage 2 Steps (3)

A

Step 1: 3 C’s
Step 2: Backboard and Defibrillator
Bag-valve mask in use, 2 people
CPR compressions
Step 3: Move to designated Position
Team Communication

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4
Q

First person to arrive ensures

A

3 C’s are addressed
CPR has started
Crash cart is at bedside

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5
Q

When to place defibrillator pads

A

during CPR

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6
Q

Airway manager uses

A

bag-valve-mask

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7
Q

How many to do compressions

A

2 - taking turns

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8
Q

Other Stage 2 steps

A

Verify IV access by flushing with NS
Need Medicine Nurse to begin to prepare and hand off meds for admin

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9
Q

Stage 3 Roles and placement

A

Airway mgt - at head of pt
CPR/CPR sub - right of pt
Team Leader/Recorder - foot of pt
Crash cart/defib Nurse - to left of pt and so that CPR can see monitor
Medication Nurse - to left of pt

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10
Q

Who:
Call the code
Provide chest compressions until relieved.
Give information to Team Leader about the patient
Review the chart, advanced directives, last labs, and VS using a WOW

A

Primary Nurse

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11
Q

Who:
Stay nearby to answer questions
Get finger stick glucose if asked
Compressions if asked
Act as a runner for items requested.

A

Primary Tech

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12
Q

Who:
Provide basic airway management including bag-mask-valve and high flow oxygen.
Inserts airway adjuncts as appropriate.

A

Airway Manager

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13
Q

Who:
Initiates IV/IO access
Administers medications

A

IV Nurse

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14
Q

Who:
Initiate monitoring
Apply defib pads
Prep and label meds
Assemble equipment for intubation

A

Medication Nurse

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15
Q

Who:
Ensure patient chart in room
Use ACLS form to document
Track time between med passes
Assist with crash cart
Place completed resuscitation record in chart

A

Recording Nurse

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16
Q

Who:
Resource
Communicate with personnel regarding equipment and services needed.
Remove other patients and visitors.
Coordinate transfer
Notify attending MD
Notify Patient family

A

Charge Nurse

17
Q

Who:
Escort Family and visitors to private room
Counsel family, pray with family
Be available for staff afterwards.

A

Chaplain

18
Q

Respirations are absent or inadequate, pulse is present is called

A

Respiratory arrest

19
Q

Normal respirations

A

12-18 bpm

20
Q

A rate less than _______ requires assisted ventilation with a ______________ or ___________ with _________ oxygen

A

6
bag mask
advanced airway
100%

21
Q

If not treated quickly and efficiently, respiratory coded will progress to

A

cardiac code

22
Q

Respiratory Arrest with pulse: Deliver ventilations Q __________. Recheck the pulse Q __________. Take only __________ to check

A

5-6 seconds
2 min
5-10 seconds

23
Q

Causes of Codes: H’s

A

Hypovolemia
Hypoxia
Hydrogen ions (Acidosis)
Hypothermia
Hyper/Hypo Kalemia

24
Q

Causes of Codes: T’s

A

Tension pneumothorax
Toxins
Tamponade
Thrombus
PE
MI