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Understanding Code Blue Alarms: What They Signal in Hospitals
The machine that makes a long beep when someone dies in a hospital is called a Code Blue alarm.It is activated by the hospital staff when a patient's heart stops beating or they stop breathing. The alarm is a signal for all available medical personnel to rush to the patient's room and begin resuscitation efforts.
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