CODE Curriculum Module #1

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CODE Curriculum Module #1 - Post-Survey

This is a subjective and objective assessment of resident comfort and knowledge with inpatient emergencies

1. Select which best applies to you. Completing the first module has made me more confident in identifying the appropriate escalation of patient care in the hospital setting (e.g., when to call for an ICU screen, activate an RRT, or contact specialized teams)? *

Strongly Agree

Agree

Neutral

Disagree

Strongly Disagree

2. Select which best applies to you. I felt that content covered in this module helped improve my knowledge regarding various roles during codes *

Strongly Agree

Agree

Neutral

Disagree

Strongly Disagree

3. Select which best applies to you. I felt that there was a significant amount of information covered in the first module that I did not already know *

Strongly Agree

Agree

Neutral

Disagree

Strongly Disagree

4. Please describe anything you did not like about the first module:
*

5. Please describe how the first module could be improved:
*

6. Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of the code leader during a cardiac arrest?
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Ensuring high quality compressions are being performed

Assigning tasks to team members

Determining when further resuscitation is futile

Announcing medications as they are administered

7. Which of the following is a sign of high quality compressions?
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Colorimetric capnography changing from purple to yellow during ventilations

Compression rate of 120-140 per minute

End-tidal CO2 between 10 and 20 mmHg

Diastolic pressure on an arterial line greater than 40 mmHg

8. Select all that apply. Which are absolute reasons to hold compressions? *

Pulse check

Charging the defibrillator

Defibrillation

Intubation

Required

9. Which of the following medications are NOT included in the code cart?
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Magnesium

Atropine

Dopamine

Calcium Chloride

Lidocaine

10. Which of the following roles, according to policy at Mount Sinai, is inappropriate for a resident to perform during a cardiac arrest? *

Code narrator

Advanced airway management

Managing and administering medications

Compressor

11. Select the following appropriate indications for calling an RRT
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Airway Compromise

Respiratory rate less than 6/min or greater than 30/min

Heart rate less than 40/min or greater than 140/min

Systolic blood pressure less than 90 mmHg

Symptomatic hypertension

Altered mental status

Any subjective concern of any provider

Required

12. Which of the following are acceptable locations to place AED pads? *

Below the left clavicle to the left of the sternum and on the right lateral abdomen

Below the left clavicle to the left of the sternum and below the right pectoral muscle along the mid-axillary line

Below the right clavicle to the right of the sternum and on the back just below the left scapula

Directly over the sternum and below the left pectoral muscle along the mid-axillary line

To the left of the sternum and between the left scapula and the spine on the back

13. Which of the following interventions has been proven to improve long-term neurological outcomes post-PEA cardiac arrest?
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Intubation within the first five minutes of an arrest

Early defibrillation

Epinephrine given every 3-5 minutes during an arrest

Sodium bicarbonate given every two minutes during an arrest

High quality chest compressions

14. Which is the most effective way to ventilate a patient using a bag valve ventilation? *

Using a 2-person technique

Using a 1-person technique

Using a jaw-thrust manuever

Using a head tilt-chin lift manuever

15. Identify this rhythm *

Asystole

PEA

Vtach

Vfib

16. Select all that apply. Which of the following rhythms would be shockable in a pulseless patient? *

Option 1

Option 2

Option 3

Option 4

Required

16. Which of the following are indications to call a DART alert? *

Multiple failed intubations attempts

Emergent placement of a surgical airway

Rapidly deteriorating airway

Massive hemoptysis

Anaphylaxis

Burns with airway involvement

Foreign body obstruction

Any RRT on a patient with a tracheostomy

Required

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