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Nursing Code Blue Trivia

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During a code, anesthesia asks for an Epi drip with 4mg/250mL NS. You must call pharmacy to bring it.
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Group these rhythms:
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During a code, anesthesia asks for an Epi drip with 4mg/250mL NS. You must call pharmacy to bring it.

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Group these rhythms:

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Who can document during a code?

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Compressions should be stopped every _____ minutes for a pulse check. (type number only)

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You can give 1 emergency Epi syringe every _____ minute(s). (type answer only)

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