Emergency Severity Index (ESI)
Triage Practice complete with
verified solutions(latest updated
version already graded A+)
Emergency Severity Index level that requires immediate
life-saving intervention... - answer Level 1
Emergency Severity Index level that is high risk situation,
confused/disoriented, severe pain or distress - answer
Level 2
Emergency Severity Index level in which many resources
are needed... - answer Level 3
Emergency Severity Index level in which one or more
resources are needed - answer Level 4
Emergency Severity Index level in which no resources are
needed - answer Level 5
A 40-year old male presents to triage with vague,
midsternal chest discomfort, occurring intermittently for
one month. This morning he reports a similar episode,
which has now resolved. Currently complains of mild
nausea, but feels pretty good. Medical History: Smoker. He
is alert, with skin warm and dry and does not appear in
any distress. - answer Level 2
Triage Practice complete with
verified solutions(latest updated
version already graded A+)
Emergency Severity Index level that requires immediate
life-saving intervention... - answer Level 1
Emergency Severity Index level that is high risk situation,
confused/disoriented, severe pain or distress - answer
Level 2
Emergency Severity Index level in which many resources
are needed... - answer Level 3
Emergency Severity Index level in which one or more
resources are needed - answer Level 4
Emergency Severity Index level in which no resources are
needed - answer Level 5
A 40-year old male presents to triage with vague,
midsternal chest discomfort, occurring intermittently for
one month. This morning he reports a similar episode,
which has now resolved. Currently complains of mild
nausea, but feels pretty good. Medical History: Smoker. He
is alert, with skin warm and dry and does not appear in
any distress. - answer Level 2
