Emergency Nursing 5 Tier Triage Protocols 2nd Edition by Julie Briggs, Valerie Aarne Grossman 0826137881 9780826137883

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ISBN 10: 0826137881

ISBN 13: 9780826137883

Author: Julie K. Briggs, Valerie Aarne Grossman

“The authors not only encourage data gathering, they emphasize the qualities of personal interactions, courtesy and sensitivity, and consideration to upgrade triage category when history is hampered by youth, age, impairment of faculties, or language ability that might otherwise conceal potential problems. Appropriate treatments to initiate at triage are indicated where needed. This book puts forward a practical way of coming back to basics and helps categorize priority for patients. As an educator or manager, I would feel confident that, with it, my nurses are being prepared to make safe decisions with an accurate program that reflects current thinking in triage strategy.”

-Tom Trimble, RN, CEN, BA, ASN, AA

Editor and Publisher

Emergency Nursing World

This critical-thinking blueprint for the triage nurse delivers essential knowledge for accurate decision-making in emergency triage situations. Formatted to provide easily accessible and retrievable information, the manual facilitates rapid recognition and understanding of acuity levels and their application to patient care. The newly updated second edition reflects current health conditions and scenarios in EDs, urgent care centers, offices, and first aid centers, both domestic and international. It contains important new information on program development, training, and quality management along with useful tips and tools. Completely new protocols, additional case studies, and quality management guidelines and tools further add to the merit of the second edition.

The resource addresses a wide range of both adult and pediatric conditions that are system-based and listed in alphabetical order. Each protocol has been developed to ensure accuracy and consistency, regardless of which 5-tier triage system is in use. Abundant case studies and multiple appendices provide additional information to support the protocols, broadening the nurse’s scope of knowledge and prompting in-depth examination of potentially lethal conditions. Additionally, appendices contain valuable training materials for program development, training, and quality management tips and tools.

Emergency Nursing 5 Tier Triage Protocols 2nd Table of contents:

1. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Abdominal Pain, Adult

2. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Abdominal Pain, Child

3. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Alcohol and Drug Use, Abuse, Overdose and Dependence

4. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Allergic Reaction

5. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Altered Mental Status

6. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Ankle Pain and Swelling

7. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Anxiety

8. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Asthma

9. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Back Pain

10. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Bee Sting

11. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Bites, Animal and Human

12. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Bites, Insect and Tick

13. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Bites, Marine Animal

14. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Bites, Snake

15. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Body Art Complications

16. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Breast Problems

17. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Breathing Problems

18. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Burns

19. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Chest Pain

20. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Cold Exposure, Hypothermia/Frostbite

21. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Cold Symptoms

22. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Confusion

23. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Contusion

24. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Cough

25. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Crying Baby

26. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Depression

27. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Diabetic Problems

28. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Diarrhea, Adult

29. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Diarrhea, Pediatric

30. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Ear Problems

31. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Electric Shock/Lightning Injury

32. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Extremity Injury

33. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Eye Injury or Problems

34. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Feeding Tube Problems

35. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Fever

36. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Finger and Toe Problems

37. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Foreign Body, Ear

38. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Foreign Body, Ingested

39. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Foreign Body, Inhaled

40. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Foreign Body, Rectum or Vagina

41. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Foreign Body, Skin

42. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Genital Problems, Female

43. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Genital Problems, Male

44. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Headache

45. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Head Injury

46. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Heart Rate, Rapid

47. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Heart Rate, Slow

48. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Heat Exposure

49. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Hip Pain/Injury

50. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Hives

51. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Hypertension

52. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Itching Without a Rash

53. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Jaundice

54. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Jaundice, Newborn

55. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Knee Pain and/or Swelling

56. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Laceration

57. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Lightheadedness/Fainting

58. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Menstrual Problems

59. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Mouth Problems

60. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Neck Pain

61. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Nosebleed

62. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Poisoning, Exposure or Ingestion

63. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Pregnancy, Abdominal Pain

64. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Pregnancy, Back Pain

65. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Pregnancy, Vaginal Bleeding

66. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Pregnancy, Vaginal Discharge

67. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Pregnancy, Vomiting

68. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Puncture Wound

69. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Rash, Adult and Pediatric

70. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Rectal Problems

71. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Seizure

72. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Seizure, Pediatric Febrile

73. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Sexual Assault

74. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Shoulder Pain

75. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Sinus Pain and Congestion

76. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Sore Throat

77. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Stroke

78. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Suicidal Behavior

79. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Sunburn

80. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Toothache/Tooth Injury

81. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Traumatic Injury

82. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Urinary Catheter Problems

83. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Urination Problems

84. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Vaginal Bleeding, Abnormal

85. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Vomiting

86. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Weakness

87. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Wound Infection

88. Emergency Nursing Triage Protocol for Wrist Pain and Swelling

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