Would you push fluids on a hypervolemic patient who is coding?

Depends on the patient condition and the cause of the code. Pushing iv fluids in a patient in cardiogenic shock would be a bad idea

It depends on the reason for the arrest. Remember your H's and T's. Fluids won't help in certain situations and can in fact be detrimental if you send the patient into flash pulmonary edema.

I assume she, and you, mean to run all IV fluids wide open during the code? That she is not referring to making sure whatever meds you push IV are infused into the patient's circulation by following IV meds with a 10 ml IV push, or simply raising the arm?

If you suspect hypovolemic cardiogenic shock, OR, the patient is bradycardic and you suspect hypovolemia, OR pulseless electrical activity and you suspect hypovolemia, yeah run the IV wide open . But it is NOT part of ACLS protocol to run all fluids wide open in every code.