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Code Blue: Cardiac Arrest Management Guide

The document provides guidelines for managing cardiac arrests, including terminology, the roles of code blue team members, and the response process. It describes the responsibilities of those who first arrive on the scene and the roles of doctors, nurses and other staff during a code blue. Flow charts outline the activation process and post-CPR patient disposition.

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Code Blue: Cardiac Arrest Management Guide

The document provides guidelines for managing cardiac arrests, including terminology, the roles of code blue team members, and the response process. It describes the responsibilities of those who first arrive on the scene and the roles of doctors, nurses and other staff during a code blue. Flow charts outline the activation process and post-CPR patient disposition.

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  • Code Blue: Cardiac Arrest Management Guide
  • Terminology
  • Team Structure and Roles
  • Emergency Procedure Flowcharts

CODE BLUE

CARDIAC ARREST MANAGEMENT GUIDE


PRESENTED BY: dr. Ferry
Wardhana
TERMINOLOGY 2

Cardiopulmonary Arrest : udden stop in


effective blood flow due to the failure of
the heart to contract effectively.
Symptoms include loss of consciousness
and abnormal or absent breathing. Some
people may have chest pain, shortness of
breath, or nausea before this occurs.
Code Blue : a system design to react
against the event of cardiopulmonary
arrest
Code Blue Response Team : a team
consist of trained medical personels
tasked with aiding patient in critical
conditon

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INERTIAL FORCE
3

Three-axis coordinate system for describing direction of acceleration and inertial


forces acting on a human

Team Members Educational


Certification Man Power
Background

Consultant Physician Anesthesiologist/ICU Consultant ACLS, GELS (PPGD) 1


Doctor (Team Leader)S1 Primary Physician ACLS, GELS (PPGD) 6
Nurse S1/D3 Nurse BLS, BCLS
9
Man power Distribution :
1. Anesthesiologist/ICU Consultant as code blue team consultant
2. Responses team divided into 3 team (Team A, B1, B2)
Each Team Consist of
1 standby Doctor
2 standby nurses
1 in charge patrol
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Team Consultant 4

Anesthesiologist/ICU Consultant
Responsible to coordinate the whole team
Collaborate with training department to
held a regular emergency training for the
team

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1st person in the scene 5

First person who meets the patient/client (Ward


Nurse)
Secure the perimeter to ensure an enough
space around the patient
Check patients response with calling their
name or gentle tap to the shoulder
Call for help (help! Code blue!)
Put the patient in supine position on flat
surface
Check carotid pulse for vital sign
CPR (30:2) if no pulse until help comes
Clear the airway + Head tilt and chin lift
Check breathing, if there is no breathing,
assist breathing with BVM (no mouth to
mouth!!)
Hand over to
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2nd person in the scene 6

Second person who arrives in the scene (Ward


Nurse)
Ask for help by pushing the call button for
code blue team
Take the nearest emergency trolley,
portable suction and oxygen supply to the
scene
Put on the oropharyngeal airway
Connect the BVM to oxygen supply and set
to 10L/M
Provide ventilation with BVM
Ensure suction function
Prepared the intubation equipment and
become an assistent

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3rd, 4th, 5th person in the 7

scene

Third, fourth, and fifth person who arrives in the


scene (code blue team)
Take and bring emergency kit, and portable
defibrillator for non-clinic scene
Take over, ensure every procedure done
correctly like CPR, airway management,
documentation and questioning the 1st
person for the initial event
Prepared the defibrillator and put on the
pads (with jelly) on the patients chest
Check and make an IV line access and
preparing fluid replacement normal saline or
colloid
Prepare emergency drugs to be use as
indicated by the doctor
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Doctor 8

Standby doctor who arrives at the scene of


code blue
Take away as a leader
Check the patients condition and
hand over from the 1st person and the
team
Maintain ABC, Defibrilation and
Intubation
Instruct for emergency medication
according to ACLS flow chart
Report and discuss the patients
condition with patients attending
physician (DPJP)
Take a decision wether rescucitation
should be stopped or continued
Record the Slides
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Other Staffs 9

Other staffs or nurses


Clean the area from the equipment
and furniture
Calm the other patient or visitor
around code blue vicinity
Leave the are if not part of the code
blue team

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Ward Head/Rooms Person in 10

Charge

Ensure the medical record is recorded


correctly
Ensure the documentation form (code blue
form) filled out correctly
Filled out the ICU transfer form and
prepare the patient to be transferred to
the ICU
Ensure and delegate the condition, stock
and sanitary of emergency trolley post
code blue event

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Code Blue Activaton Flow chart Post CPR patient Disposition
Medical Emergency CPR 13

Nurse or staff on
scene Failed Succes

Push code blue Applying BLS or


botten or activate get emergency
PABX trolley Morgue

Arrive on the scene


(bringing emergency
kit, and portable
defibrillator)
Visitor/staff outpatient inpatient
yes no

System automatically send


massage to code blue team Ambulance/stretcher Transfer to ICU

yes no

nurse/staff System Stabilization in ER


caller dial automatically send
code blue massage to doctor
button
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CODE BLUE
CARDIAC ARREST MANAGEMENT GUIDE
PRESENTED BY: dr. Ferry 
Wardhana
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TERMINOLOGY
•
Cardiopulmonary Arrest : udden stop in 
effective blood flow due to the failure of 
the h
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INERTIAL FORCE
Three-axis coordinate system f
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4
Team Consultant
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Anesthesiologist/ICU Consultant
•
Responsible to coordinate the whole team
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Collabor
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5
1st person in the scene
•
First person who meets the patient/client (Ward 
Nurse)
•
Secure the perimete
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6
2nd person in the scene
•
Second person who arrives in the scene (Ward 
Nurse)
•
Ask for help by pushin
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7
3rd, 4th, 5th person in the 
scene
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Third, fourth, and fifth person who arrives in the 
scene (code bl
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8
Doctor
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Standby doctor who arrives at the scene of 
code blue
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Take away as a leader
•
Check the pati
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9
Other Staffs
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Other staffs or nurses
•
Clean the area from the equipment 
and furniture
•
Calm the oth
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Ward Head/Room’s Person in 
Charge
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Ensure the medical record is recorded 
correctly
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Ensure the doc

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