ENA EMERGENCY NURSING ORIENTATION FINAL EXAM
LATEST 2023 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS |100+
QUESTIONS & VERIFIED ANSWERS. GUARANTEED A
It is a triage method used by first responders to quickly classify victims during a mass
casualty incident (MCI) based on the severity of their injury. *
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Catastrophic Triage
Disaster Triage
Military Triage
START Triage
In the event of a catastrophic occurrence, when the number of incoming patients
exceeds the capabilities of a department, this system of disaster triage is activated.
*
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START Triage
Military Triage
Catastrophic Triage
Disaster Triage
Correct answer
Disaster Triage
The ultimate goals of this triage system are the return of the greatest possible number
of warfighters to combat and the preservation of life, limb, and eyesight. *
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Disaster Triage
START Triage
Military Triage
Catastrophic Triage
A type of hospital triage system where the RN is notified when a patient presents.
The RN does a quick look or brief assessment and then assigns a triage acuity. *
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None of the above
,Comprehensive Triage
Traffic Director
Spot Check Triage
This type of hospital triage is based on the nonclinical personnel's initial impression,
he/she decides if the patient should go to the waiting room or an open ED bed. *
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Traffic Director
None of the above
Spot Check Triage
Comprehensive Triage
The ED RN triages every patient and determines priority of care based on physical,
developmental, and psychosocial needs as well as factors influencing flow through
the emergency care system. *
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Comprehensive Triage
Spot Check Triage
None of the above
Traffic Director
The advantages of a comprehensive triage are the following, EXCEPT: *
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The ED RN is able to rapidly identify those patients in need of immediate care. The ED RN is
not allowed to provide reassurance to patients and families.
Reassessment can be done.
Triage process is conducted by an experienced ED RN whose competency has been validated.
Triage comes from the French word that means to sort. What is French word? *
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Trier
Tryst
Trent
Tous
The acronym START stands for Simple Triage and Rapid Treatment.
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True
False
, The goal of disaster triage is the greatest good for the greatest number of ill or injured.
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True
False
How many acuity levels does the Emergency Severity Index have? *
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4
2
5
3
As the ED triage nurse on duty, your functions include: *
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Answer phone call inquiries about patients in the ED.
Sorting patients and assigning them ESI level.
Administering anti-rabies vaccine to a cat bite patient.
Coordinate with the ambulance service about transporting a patient.
Correct answer
Sorting patients and assigning them ESI level.
Patient arrives at the ED and claims that an insect entered his right ear. The ED resident
checks the right ear and finds a small cockroach inside. The ED resident orders the
nurse to prepare for foreign body extraction. What ESI level does the patient belong
to: *
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Level 2
Level 3
Level 1
Level 4
Correct answer
Level 4
Patient is carried to the ED without pulse and without breathing. What ESI level does
the patient belong to? *
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Level 4
Level 1
Level 2
LATEST 2023 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS |100+
QUESTIONS & VERIFIED ANSWERS. GUARANTEED A
It is a triage method used by first responders to quickly classify victims during a mass
casualty incident (MCI) based on the severity of their injury. *
1/1
Catastrophic Triage
Disaster Triage
Military Triage
START Triage
In the event of a catastrophic occurrence, when the number of incoming patients
exceeds the capabilities of a department, this system of disaster triage is activated.
*
0/1
START Triage
Military Triage
Catastrophic Triage
Disaster Triage
Correct answer
Disaster Triage
The ultimate goals of this triage system are the return of the greatest possible number
of warfighters to combat and the preservation of life, limb, and eyesight. *
1/1
Disaster Triage
START Triage
Military Triage
Catastrophic Triage
A type of hospital triage system where the RN is notified when a patient presents.
The RN does a quick look or brief assessment and then assigns a triage acuity. *
1/1
None of the above
,Comprehensive Triage
Traffic Director
Spot Check Triage
This type of hospital triage is based on the nonclinical personnel's initial impression,
he/she decides if the patient should go to the waiting room or an open ED bed. *
1/1
Traffic Director
None of the above
Spot Check Triage
Comprehensive Triage
The ED RN triages every patient and determines priority of care based on physical,
developmental, and psychosocial needs as well as factors influencing flow through
the emergency care system. *
1/1
Comprehensive Triage
Spot Check Triage
None of the above
Traffic Director
The advantages of a comprehensive triage are the following, EXCEPT: *
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The ED RN is able to rapidly identify those patients in need of immediate care. The ED RN is
not allowed to provide reassurance to patients and families.
Reassessment can be done.
Triage process is conducted by an experienced ED RN whose competency has been validated.
Triage comes from the French word that means to sort. What is French word? *
1/1
Trier
Tryst
Trent
Tous
The acronym START stands for Simple Triage and Rapid Treatment.
1/1
True
False
, The goal of disaster triage is the greatest good for the greatest number of ill or injured.
1/1
True
False
How many acuity levels does the Emergency Severity Index have? *
1/1
4
2
5
3
As the ED triage nurse on duty, your functions include: *
0/1
Answer phone call inquiries about patients in the ED.
Sorting patients and assigning them ESI level.
Administering anti-rabies vaccine to a cat bite patient.
Coordinate with the ambulance service about transporting a patient.
Correct answer
Sorting patients and assigning them ESI level.
Patient arrives at the ED and claims that an insect entered his right ear. The ED resident
checks the right ear and finds a small cockroach inside. The ED resident orders the
nurse to prepare for foreign body extraction. What ESI level does the patient belong
to: *
0/1
Level 2
Level 3
Level 1
Level 4
Correct answer
Level 4
Patient is carried to the ED without pulse and without breathing. What ESI level does
the patient belong to? *
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Level 4
Level 1
Level 2
