Get Code Blue Log Sheet 2020-2026

Filling out the Code Blue Log Sheet is a critical task that requires attention to detail and accuracy. This guide provides clear, step-by-step instructions on how to complete this important document online, ensuring that all necessary information is accurately recorded during a medical emergency.

Follow the steps to fill out the Code Blue Log Sheet effectively.

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the form and open it in the editor.
2. Begin by indicating whether the event was witnessed by selecting 'Yes' or 'No'. Next, provide the patient's age, weight, and height.
3. Confirm whether a hospital-wide resuscitation response was activated by selecting 'Yes' or 'No'. Record the date and the time the event was recognized.
4. Document the location of the event and the patient's condition when the need for chest compressions or defibrillation was identified. Indicate if the patient was conscious at the onset.
5. Select the monitoring methods used at the onset of the event, such as 'Pulseless', 'ECG', 'Pulse', or 'Apnea Monitor'.
6. Detail the patient's breathing status at onset, selecting from options like 'Spontaneous', 'Apneic', 'Agonal', or 'Assisted'. Record the time of the first assisted ventilation and specify the method used.
7. Document any intubation details, including the time, size, and personnel involved, as well as confirmation methods.
8. Record the first documented pulseless rhythm and details about chest compressions, including whether they were manual or device-assisted, and the time they commenced.
9. Indicate whether an AED was applied, and note the type of defibrillator used and any pacemaker status.
10. Provide information about IV access, including site, gauge, bolus dosage, and any infusions being administered.
11. Fill in the data regarding rhythms, blood pressure, and the status of circulation.
12. Make note of any comments related to the event, including details of placements or responses to interventions.
13. List the members present during the resuscitation event.
14. Record the time the resuscitation event ended and the final status of the patient.
15. Document the reason for the termination of resuscitation efforts, if applicable.
16. Ensure the recorder's signature, ICU/team nurse signature, and team leader information are filled out as required.
17. After faxing the order, check the 'Yes' box, and initial with the date to confirm that it was sent.
18. Once complete, users can save changes, download, print, or share the form as needed.

Complete the necessary documents online to ensure accurate and timely reporting during emergencies.