10 Questions
What are the three basic categories in the triage system?
Emergent, Urgent, Nonurgent
What does the ABCDE acronym stand for in the primary survey technique?
Airway, Breathing, Circulation, Disability, Exposure
When should the initial triage occur in the emergency department?
Within 5 minutes of presentation
What are the key considerations for airway management in emergency care?
Intubation and ventilation
What is the purpose of oral airways in emergency situations?
To prevent tongue from falling back and occluding airway
What are some ways to convey caring in a fast-paced setting?
Therapeutic touch, proximity, speaking to patients even if unconscious
What are some key considerations for trauma care?
Collection of forensic evidence, thorough documentation, prioritizing with ABCDEs
What are the most common non-fatal injuries requiring an Emergency Department visit?
Fall, unintentional strike/impact, overexertion, MVA, poisoning, unintentional cut/pierce, assault/struck by
What are some common injuries leading to death in the United States?
Drug poisoning/OD, firearm injuries, fall, MVA
What are the essential components of nursing collaboration in the Emergency Department?
Collaboration with physicians, APPs, RT, Social work, Technicians, Security/local first responders
Test your knowledge on seeking care in the Emergency Department, life-threatening emergencies, primary care services, and the principles of triage. Topics include trauma, accidents, medical diseases, pain control, mental health concerns, and more.
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