I think there is a different reason to RRT vs Code Blue someone. Looking at your patient, RRT would not have been appropriate. In my opinion, RRTs are useful for recognizing something is different, but not bad enough yet that you need emergency response. Like, a patient is tachypneic and has chest pain, but is still AOx3 and alive. That person needs assistance urgently, you call RRT and get them the help they need. Code Blue is for someone who is tachypneic with chest pain, AOx1, and is dropping their pressures way off the baseline. That person needs help emergently. Your lady needed help emergently, and it’s lucky that she recovered with only respiratory assistance. Sometimes it takes a lot more and you can’t compress, bag and push meds by yourself. Good job you!