Code blues are one of the scariest situations to be in as a nurse. Every nurse should know the basics of a code blue because they can happen at any time.
Many times a nurse is the first one to witness a patient going into cardiac or respiratory arrest. There is a lot to know about how to run a good code blue.
Join us as we delve into the dos and don'ts of nurses during a code blue.
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[1:06] | Introduction/Affiliates/Updates with the hosts
[1:54] | Introduce the Topic : Code Blue Dos and Don’ts
[3:23] | Prevention
[6:57] | What to do during a code blue
[8:27] | Nonshockable Rhythms
[10:23] |Nonshockable Rhythms
[11:01] | Nurses roles during a code blue
[12:51] | Dos and Don’ts of a Lead Nurse
[14:08] | IV Access and Medication
[15:20] | Dos and Don’ts of IV Access Nurse and Medication Nurse
[18:16] | Recorder
[18:52] | Dos and Don’ts of being a Recorder
[20:27] | Compression Master
