How to know about Emergency codes in hospitals.

 • We are discussing about Hospital Codes or Emergency Codes.

• These Emergency codes are used to intimate the emergency conditions into the hospitals.

• Code red is used for to identify the Fire conditions in the hospitals surroundings.

• Code blue is used for to identify any medical emergency for the patients.

• Code pink is used for to identify the child abduction (missing) in the hospitals.

• Code black is used for to identify the bomb threat in the hospitals.

• Code orange is used for to identify the hazardous materials in the hospital surroundings.

• Code green is used for to identify the violent behavior from the patient or patient attender.

• Code grey is used for to identify the disaster either internal or external surroundings of the hospitals.

• Code white is used for to identify the pediatric emergency or child emergency.

• Code silver is used for to identify the controlled access its means person with a weapon.

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