The Buzz about Code Blues
This game is a sweet refresher on appropriate practices in an OR Code Blue Scenario. It covers tasks, communication, and team performance traits.
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Topics of this game:
- True or False. The code cart is only necessary if someone tells you to bring it.
- True or False. Once you leave the code room to get something you can't return.
- Interruptions in chest compressions should be no longer than ___ seconds
- What is the next step after the code cart is brought to the room?
- How do you reply when you're asked to cover another staff's room when they're in a code?
- When should you press the wall buttons for a cade blue in the OR?
- If the CRNA needs a magnet for a patient's pacemaker, where can you find one?
- Who usually takes the "Timer/Recorder" role in an OR code?
- When should you think about switching out who is doing chest compressions?
- What is an example of "closed loop communication"?
- How can you let someone know where the code cart is when it has been taken to an OR?
- Which of the following is NOT something a CRNA might ask for in a code?
- Which is a poor example of being present and aware?
- Who can do chest compressions in a code blue in the OR?
- Why do we need to put a coding patient on a hard surface?
- What does an Anesthesia Tech need to return a pharmacy tray to Pharmacy?
- Saying you're not trained to do something in a code is an example of _______ for safety.
- Who is considered the "Team Leader" in a code?
- How deep do you press down for effective chest compressions?
- Which drawer of the code cart has IV supplies?
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