Patient deaths?

By full code am I to understand that the patient was/had been coded and died anyways?

1. At a guess 10

2. Critical Care All

3. 8 years

Chris

1. Probably 100+ (majority of these coming in by EMS as code in progress, have already been coding en route..we work them for a while too before pronouncing them)

2.ER (see >130,000pts/year)

3.6 years

1. Probably 100+ (majority of these coming in by EMS as code in progress, have already been coding en route..we work them for a while too before pronouncing them)

2.ER (see >130,000pts/year)

3.6 years

Wow greater than 130,000 pts a year! What state is this? I have been a nurse for about 6 months now in a med/surg floor (vascular surgery) and we had only one full code not make it.

Wow greater than 130,000 pts a year! What state is this? I have been a nurse for about 6 months now in a med/surg floor (vascular surgery) and we had only one full code not make it

I'm in Florida, its the second busiest ER in the state.

Maybe 5, all together?

I did ltc,peds, surg, and now newborn nursery

8 years

1 - Less than 10 (we usually try to get a DNR from family or transfer to ICU before it gets to this)

2 - Oncology/med-surg

3 - 6 years

three patients

med-surg

four years

1) Two people die while I was their nurse, HOWEVER, approx 10-15 die while coding when I was there and were other nurses's patients. Now I am at Hospice and have had about 35-40 die in the last 8 monthes we have been open.

2) 1.5 years corrections, 6.5 years step-down tele, 1 year hospice

3) I forgot what the last question was, ROFL:lol2:

1. Just a wild guess, but probably about 20-25

2. ER

3. 4 Years