1. What is the primary purpose of a Code Pink? a. To alert staff to a fire emergency b. To respond to a missing or abducted infant/child c. To prepare for a severe weather event d. To respond to a medical equipment failure

Answer

The correct answer is option b: To respond to a missing or abducted infant/child. In healthcare facility emergency codes, 'Code Pink' is universally designated to signal and coordinate the response to an infant or child abduction or missing minor. Fire emergencies are typically designated as Code Red, severe weather may be designated as Code Weather or Code Gray depending on the facility, and equipment failures are generally handled through facilities maintenance protocols.