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What is the opposite of DNR or do not resuscitate?

Asked by RedDeerGuy1 (24892points) July 26th, 2018

I would like to know the term. In general.

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stanleybmanly's avatar

Resuscitate without exception.

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ZEPHYRA's avatar

DO resuscitate!? :)

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Patty_Melt's avatar

Love me tender
Love me sweet
Never let me go.

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johnpowell's avatar

Pretty much the standard is do whatever it takes.

Devi used to talk about how she had problems with exams because she couldn’t apply enough pressure to break ribs. Which is expected if you really want to get that heart going again.

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MollyMcGuire's avatar

all extreme measures

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chyna's avatar

Full Code is the name used at the hospital I work at.

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josie's avatar

PDR, or please do resuscitate.

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MrGrimm888's avatar

Technically, CPR…

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kritiper's avatar

Resuscitate if at all possible.

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anniereborn's avatar

yep, “Full Code”

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kritiper's avatar

I’ll assume the OP meant “In hospital lingo.”

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