Triage red flags - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Why is a diagnotstic triage important? Rules out red flags to ensure complaint of benign musculoskeletal origin Clinical signs and symptoms which indicates presence of serious pathology as source of spine pain describes what? Red flag Brainpower Read More Previous Play Next Rewind 10 seconds Move forward 10 seconds Unmute 0:03 / 0:15 Full screen What red flags need to be ruled out in a diagnostic triage? Unexplained weight loss Night pain Pain at rest Hx of cancer ...

when using PCR for research or quality assurance. what should you delete? - ANSWER Patient's name 6-year-old child fell at the park. no adult around. type of concent? - ANSWER implied first to arrive. using START, you should identify pts who are - ANSWER ambulatory partner comes to work dirty and leaves trash. best describe these actions as? - ANSWER unprofessional verbal consent to treatment is called - ANSWER expressed elderly pt cut her hand, bleeding is controlled. she answer...

ENPC 6th Edition Study guide Exam Questions with Key Marking Scheme Updated 2024/2025 A 2-year-old arrives at the ED in hypovolemic shock and needs fluids immediately. After several attempts, your team has been unsuccessful at establishing vascular access. Of the following, which is the next best option for establishing access quickly. - correct answer Intraosseous in the patient's medial tibia. A 13-year-old is experiencing a sudden onset of testicular pain, swelling, and vomiting. The c...

AMLS - Study Guide Questions and Answers 100% correct 2023 List 7 Red Flags for Breathing 1. Reduced consciousness 2. Cyanosis 3. SpO2 29 5. Asymmetrical movement 6. Tracheal deviation and distress 7. Inability to count to five in a single breath List 7 Red Flags for Circulatory Problems 1. Reduced consciousness 2. Profound pallor 3. Marked sweating 4. Systolic BP 140 6. Skin mottling 7. Dysrhythmia & hypotension List 5 Red Flags for Airway Assessment ...

CPEN-Triage Practice Test Exam GRADED A+ with Actual Questions & Answers 2023/2024 Pediatric Assessment Triangle correct answers appearance, work of breathing, circulation to skin Characteristics of apperance correct answers "sick" vs "not sick", age appropriate behavior, know dev't baseline define critical, emergent, urgent, non-urgent correct answers Critical-requires immediate care or intervention; Emergent-requires care or intervention w/in 10 mins; Urgent-requires care w/in 1 ...

Rasmussen College, Ocala - NUR 2790 Exam 2 Nursing Module 3 Tissue Integrity & Module 4 Gas Exchange Detailed Study Guide GRADE A+ Here are some key focus areas for Exam 2 which covers Modules 3, 4, & 5. Review course modules for information. You are responsible for all content in the chapters, power points, lecture notes, tables, red flags, figures, boxes, with special focus points on the following topics: Module 3 Tissue Integrity • Relate principles of triage to prioritize care delivery...

NSG 442 Community Health Nursing Exam Types of surveillance systems - ANS -Active: the nurse, as an employee of a health department, names the disease or the event and gathers data about existing cases (from local health care providers and agencies) to try to determine the magnitude of the problem -Passive: case reports are sent to local health departments by health care providers or laboratory reports of disease occurrence -Sentinel: trends in common diseases or key health in...

Why is relationship building important in the ED? Due to high pressure and time sensitive situations, developing relationships with other healthcare professionals is essential What are the 3 structural units of an ED? Emergent care, Urgent care, and Observation 00:02 01:13 What type of patients are usually seen in emergent care? Critical injury patients or patients with disease What type of patients are usually seen in the urgent care? Patients with less critic...

SANE Exam 109 Questions with Verified Answers Sexual assault -CORRECT ANSWER Any sexual act that is forced against someone's will.Physical, verbal, or psychological. Victims who don't consent, are unable to consent or refuse to allow the act. What's an instance of someone being unable to give consent - CORRECT ANSWER •persistent vegetative state pts, children (every state is diff), someone under the influence, •Can escalate quickly, can physically overpower •No means no •We a...

In blast injuries there are 3 Impacts when do they occur? Baro-Trauma occurs from the concussion of the blast. Impact Trauma occurs from the body hitting another object / brain hitting the skull. Additionally objects like shrapnel and gravel hitting the soldier after the blast causing further damage. Characteristics of a Mild TBI? Most common type of TBI, is often missed, particularly in the presence of other more obvious injuries. Has been referred to as "Dead Man Walking" S...