You've seen code blues called on TV, but how about in real life? If you are becoming a nurse it is important to know what goes on as part of a code blue situation. This nursing how-to video presents a mock code blue presentation with faculty. Follow along and learn what is involved in caring for a patient that has gone into code blue.
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Open the airway when a neck injury is suspected
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1 Comment
Those chest compressions are horrible. That patient would die, or have severe brain damage.
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