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Reddit mentions of A Pharmacist's Guide to Inpatient Medical Emergencies: How to respond to code blue, rapid response calls, and other medical emergencies
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For a super concentrated review of code situations I'd suggest Pharmacy Joe's book
It is a real 101 for emergencies. The other thing I'd suggest is getting the AHA CPR app and practice with it a bit. It makes keeping track of codes SO much easier if you end up recording.
Otherwise just try to free up nurse hands. Mix drips, grab meds, hand syringes/flushes. Whatever you do speak it when you do it. If doc says I need X if no one speaks up say "I'm grabbing X!" If you prepare an epi syringe hand it to the nurse and say "epinephrine ready" It makes recorder's job much easier and identifies who is doing what rather than a doc having to watch what every person in the room is doing.