A New Jersey do not resuscitate form is used to inform first responders and other medical personnel that a patient does not wish to receive CPR in the event of cardiac or respiratory arrest. Having a DNR order in place does not mean that other treatment will be withheld in a medical emergency.
A New Jersey do not resuscitate form is used to inform first responders and other medical personnel that a patient does not wish to receive CPR in the event of cardiac or respiratory arrest. Having a DNR order in place does not mean that other treatment will be withheld in a medical emergency.
A DNR order requires the signature of the patient (or their surrogate) and a physician or advanced practice nurse.[1]
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