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Emergency Severity Index Test Exam |
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Emergency Severity
Emergency
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questions to consider when determining if the level 2 patient can wait to be seen:
-would I use my last bed for this patient?
-should I make a hallway bed for appropriate intervention?
-Is this a high risk situation?
-Is the patient experiencing new onset confusion, lethargy, or disorientation?
-is the patient experiencing severe pain or distress?
to Identify a high risk situation:
an experienced nurse will always assess the patient's chief complaint, presenting signs and
symptoms, demographics, and medical history.
a good source is the emergency nursing core curriculum***
significance of VS in triage:
-a patient with a fever and productive cough may have a respiratory rate of 32 and SPO2
90%, this patient probably has pneumonia and is at high risk for oxygen desaturation.
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