In a medical environment, the phrase "everyone on my floor is coding" usually means that multiple patients on the same hospital floor are experiencing a medical emergency known as "coding" or "code blue." This is when a patient's heart has stopped beating or they've stopped breathing, and medical staff are urgently working to resuscitate them using techniques like CPR and medications. It's a serious situation that requires immediate attention from the medical team to try to save the patient's life.

Is that accurate?

[–] idunnololz@lemmy.world 4 points 1 year ago

Seems like it? I've heard the saying "call the code" a lot in TV shows/movies.