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Code Blue(Cardiac Arrest)Code Pink(Cardiac Arrest –Infant/Child)

Code Blue This Code is used the eventof a recognized cardiacarrest/medical emergencyin an adult patient/visitor.Code Pink This Code is used in theevent of a recognizedcardiac arrest/medicalemergency in a pediatricpatient/visitor (pediatric isdefined as any childweighing 0-80 lbs, (0 – 36kg), including newborns). Note, there is no Code Pinkprotocol in thePenetanguishene site. Atthe Penetanguishene site,immediately call 9-911.

Code Blue & Code PinkUpon identification of a cardio respiratory emergency the firstavailable staff member will delegate someone to notifySwitchboard/Emergency Registration (Dial 5555) to announcelocation of Code Blue or Code Pink over the PA system. All staff shall return to their units upon hearing CODE BLUE orCODE PINK. The Code Blue Team or Code Pink Team immediately respondsand assumes the roles designated in the Code Manual. When a Code Blue or a Code Pink is called, appropriate personalprotective equipment (PPE) MUST be worn. Masks, face shieldsand other PPE are stored on the crash cart.

Midland SiteCode BlueLevel II - Non-Nursing Areas Emergency will bring their crashcart to Diagnostic Imaging. 2 East will bring their crash cart toall other non-nursing areas.Level I I.C.U. staff will bring the crashcart from the ambulatory caredepartment (Code for entry135135*), to all areas on Level I.Code PinkEmergency Department Will bring the Broselow Cart tothe CodeLevel II - Non-Nursing Areas Emergency will bring their crashcart to Diagnostic Imaging. 2 East will bring their crash cart toall other non-nursing areas.Level I I.C.U. staff will bring the crashcart from the ambulatory caredepartment (Code for entry135135*), to all areas on Level I.

Midland SiteCode Blue & Code Pink ProcedureDiscovery Person Call CODE BLUE or CODE PINK from the nearest phone (Dial 5555).Switchboard to announce exact location overhead – Code Blue orCode Pink, Site, unit/department and room number, 3 times. In offhours, all calls are directed to the Emergency Registration Clerk. Begin CPR and continue until relieved (2 minutes per provider). Secondary person will bring crash cart if available in area. Secondary person will initiate documentation.NOTE: If Discovery Person is not CPR certified – DO NOT begin CPR. Callfor help immediately.

Midland SiteCode Blue & Code Pink ProcedureStaff assigned to patient Identify self on arrival and role. Return to area immediately and provide patient history and report. Ensure call to Most Responsible Physician (MRP).Emergency Physician Identify self and role upon arrival. Obtain report from assigned staff. Lead resuscitation. Direct care of the patient until Most Responsible Physician (MRP)arrives and care is assumed by MRP. Verbal handover to transfer care.Most Responsible Physician (MRP) / GP On-call Once verbal transfer of care has occurred, MRP can assume control. 2300 – 0700 hours – if the MRP is not available, contact the GP On-call

Midland SiteCode Blue & Code Pink ProcedureIntensive Care Unit NurseNOTE: If arrest is on Level I, obtain Crash Cart from Ambulatory CareDepartment hallway (entry code 135135*)Code Blue Identify self on arrival androle. Attach cardiac monitor, andpads as required. Defibrillate when required. Administer life-savingmedication. Direct team members asneeded.Code Pink Identify self on arrival and role. Attach cardiac monitor, and padsas required. Monitor effectiveness ofcompressions, alternate forcompressions. Check brachial pulse and pupils. Assist with ventilation /intubation when RRT notavailable.

Midland SiteCode Blue & Code Pink ProcedureEmergency NurseCode Blue Identify self on arrival and role. Initiate I.V. of Saline or asdirected (x2 sites). Monitor effectiveness ofcompressions, alternate forcompressions. Check carotid pulse and pupils. Assist with ventilation /intubation when RRT notavailable.Code Pink Identify self on arrival and role.Bring Broselow Cart to Code Pink.Measure child’s length withBroselow tape.Initiate I.V. of Saline or as directed(x2 sites).Defibrillate when required.Administer life-saving medication.Direct team members as needed.

Midland SiteCode Blue & Code Pink ProcedureRecorder (Unit Manager, Hospital Supervisor, Team Leader, or delegate) Identify self on arrival and role.Assign recorder for documentation of the Code Blue/ Code Pink/Medical EmergencyReport.Provide support and guidance for nursing personnel.Ensure MRP has been notified.Appoint someone to notify Chaplain and family.Control crowd, remove unnecessary personnel/equipment.Complete Code Debriefing Report.Respiratory Therapy (weekdays- 0830h- 1630h) Identify self on arrival and role.Set up Oxygen and suctionProvide assisted ventilation.Assist with intubation.Monitor and assist with airway management.Set up mechanical ventilation when required.Draw ABG's as requested.

Midland SiteCode Blue & Code Pink ProcedureLab TechnicianCode BlueCode Pink Identify self on arrival androle. Bring ECG machine todepartment. Enquire if your presence isrequired. If required, collects samplesand expedite sample to theLab for STAT testing. Identify self on arrival androle. Collect samples if requiredand expedite samples to thelab for STAT testing as ordered. Be prepared to obtain ECGmachine and bring to location.

Midland SiteCode Blue & Code Pink ProcedureSecurity Assist with crowd control.All Unit Staff Return to the Unit when they hear a Code Blue or CodePink in their department. Assist by keeping congestion around the code areadown. Monitor the other patients on the unit if notparticipating in code.

Penetanguishene SiteCode Blue ProcedureDiscovery Person Dial 9-911. Call the CODE BLUE from the nearest phone (#5555). State: “CodeBlue, Penetanguishene Site, Unit/Department”. Switchboardmakes an overhead announcement. In off hours, all calls aredirected to the Emergency Registration Clerk. Begin CPR and continue for 2 minutes or as directed by AutomatedExternal Defibrillation (A.E.D.) If Discovery Person is not CPR certified – DO NOT begin CPR. Callfor help immediately. Note: It is recommended that CPR be performed for 2 minutes perprovider if relief staff is available.

Penetanguishene SiteCode Blue ProcedureSecondary Person (Dialysis Staff Person) Bring Automated External Defibrillator (A.E.D.) & Crash Box– Crash Box contents are: Ambu-bag Resuscitation Device with mask and alternate airwayconnector Oral airway sizes 9/10 (orange/green) Oxygen setup including tubing with connector & mask Suction setup including canister, liner, tubing & suction catheters Cardiac board Apply A.E.D. pads and start device. Follow directions per A.E.D.

Penetanguishene SiteCode Blue ProcedureThe Team Leader or Charge Nurse of the unit/department Co-ordinate the Code Blue and transfer of the patient to Midland SiteEmergency Department via ambulance. The following will be delegatedto staff as appropriate:a)b)c)d)e)f)g)h)i) Insert airway and start ventilation via Ambu-bagDocument code on C.P.R. / A.E.D / Medical Emergency Record.Set up oxygen and suction equipment.Assign someone to monitor patients on the unit if not participating in the code.Inform Most Responsible Physician (MRP) of Code Blue.Assign someone to notify family and Chaplain.Control crowd, remove unnecessary personnel.Clear unnecessary equipment from area.After patient transfer; FAX patient information to Midland Emergency Department(705-526-3448) including C.P.R./A.E.D./Medical Emergency Record, MARs and Historyand Physical Note. Await call from Midland ED if more information is required.Responsible for completing the Code Debriefing ReportOne person from the Finance Department Respond as the runner-go-to person.

After the Code Blue or Code Pink is over Notify Manager or Hospital Supervisor if after hours. Complete Code Debriefing Report and forward toManager. Complete the Code Blue/Code Pink/MedicalEmergency Record (Midland site) or the C.P.R. / A.E.D./ Medical Emergency Record (Penetang site) andplace in the patient chart. Provide a copy with theCode Debriefing Report.

After the Code Blue or Code Pink is overCode BlueCode PinkMidland site: Ensure the crash cart isrestocked and exchangedwith a replacement cart.Penetanguishene site: Ensure the crash box isrestocked and replacementis placed in A.E.D.Midland Site: Ensure the crash cart isrestocked and exchangedwith a replacement cart. Ensure the Broselow Cart isrestocked.

Code Blue and Code Pink Policies &ProceduresThe Code Blue Policies & Procedures and theCode Pink Policies & Procedures can be accessedfrom: The NSHA Shared drive\NSHAPolicies\Emergency Plans\Codes\Code Blueor Code Pink The GBGH Intranet, under GBGHEmergency Plans

Will bring the Broselow Cart to the Code Level II - Non-Nursing Areas Emergency will bring their crash cart to Diagnostic Imaging. 2 East will bring their crash cart to all other non-nursing areas. Level I I.C.U. staff will bring the crash cart from the ambulatory care department (Code for entry 135135*), to all areas on Level I.

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