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WHEN Should You Call Rapid Response?
• If you notice changes in the HEART RATE or drop in BLOOD PRESSURE of the patient
• If you notice
any change in BREATHING or OXYGEN LEVELS of the patient
• If you notice changes in URINE OUTPUT (more or less urine)
• If you notice change in the
MENTAL STATUS (such as confusion or irritability) or level of consciousness of the patient
• If you have any other SERIOUS CONCERNS about the condition of the patient
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Rapid Response Team
• Family members or visitors have access to the Hospital Rapid Response Team.
• Our Hospital Rapid Response Team will provide help BEFORE there is a life-threatening emergency.
Dial 1234 Tell the operator your name, room number, patient’s name and your concern.
RAPID RESPONSE TEAM
