Table. Healthcare worker exposures, personal protective equipment, and outcome^a.

Code team member	Tasks (duration of exposure)	Exposure time	Protective equipment	Symptoms (onset)	SARS serologic findings
Ward RN1	Contact before code (120 min), compressions (<5 min), assisted IV insertion (5 min), observed code (10 min), wrap body (10–15 min)	150–155 min	Gown x 2, gloves x 2, safety glasses, shoe covers, hair cover, N95 respirator	None	Refused testing
Ward RN2	Set up suction equip (5 min), charting arrest record (15 min), wrapped body (10–15 min)	30–35 min	Gown x 2, gloves x 2, safety glasses, face shield, shoe covers, hair cover, N95 respirator	None	Negative
Ward RN3	Set up oxygen equip (5 min), prepared intubation equipment (10 min), observed (5 min), wrapped body (10–15 min)	30–35 min	Gown x 2, gloves x 2, safety glasses, face shield, shoe cover, hair cover, N95 respirator	Headache, myalgia, Tmax 37.8°C (June 1)	Negative
ICU RN1	Chest compressions (10–15 min)	10–15 min	Gown x 2, gloves x 2, safety glasses, face shield, shoe cover, hair cover, N95 respirator	Headache, malise, myalgia, nausea, Tmax 38.0°C (May 31)	Indeterminate
ICU RN2	IV insertion in foot (<5 min), medication administration (10 min), application of EKG leads (<1 min)	10–15 min	Gown x 2, gloves x 2, safety glasses, face shield, shoe cover, hair cover, N95 respirator	Myalgia, malaise, SOA, Tmax 38.5°C (May 31)	Positive
ICU RN3	Ventilated patient with bag-valve-mask (5–10 min)	5–10 min	Gown x 2, gloves x 2, safety glasses, face shield, shoe cover, hair cover, N95 respirator	None	Negative
RT1	Intubated patient (<30 s), ventilated patient with bag-valve-mask (10–15 min)	10–15 min	T4 Personal Protection System, N95 respirator	None	Refused testing
RT2	Put filter on ETT and assisted RT1 (5–7 min)	5–10 min	T4 Personal Protection System, N95 respirator	None	Refused testing
MD	Chest compressions (5–7 min)	5–10 min	T4 Personal Protection System, N95 respirator	None	Refused testing

^aSARS, severe acute respiratory syndrome; RN1, ward nurse 1; RN2, ward nurse 2; RN3, ward nurse 3; ICU-RN1, intensive care unit nurse 1; ICU-RN2, intensive care unit nurse 2; ICU-RN3, intensive care unit nurse 3; RT1, respiratory therapist 1; RT2, respiratory therapist 2; MD, physician; IV, intravenous catheter; Tmax, maximum temperature; EKG, electrocardiogram; ETT, endotracheal tube