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Questions aimed at identifying the patient with possible ACS: Where is your pain? (location) Does it go anywhere else? (radiation) When did it start? (onset) How long has it lasted? (duration) How bad is it? (severity on pain scale) Does anything make it better or worse? Have you taken any medication to relieve it?
Triage is the prioritization of patient care (or victims during a disaster) based on illness/injury, severity, prognosis, and resource availability.
Triage Immediate category. These casualties require immediate life-saving treatment. Urgent category. These casualties require significant intervention as soon as possible. Delayed category. These patients will require medical intervention, but not with any urgency. Expectant category.
ask questions to identify symptoms; explain what they are doing; ask more specific follow-up questions to complete medical histories; deal with anxious, shy or uncommunicative patients.
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What Is a Triage Nurse? Nurses who work in triage work in emergency rooms and other emergency clinical facilities to help establish what kind of care patients need, ensuring they get sent to the right locations as fast as possible.
Triage is defined as prioritizing or sorting the patients for the care and treatment that is due to shortage of the necessary resources in the emergency department (ED) [1].
Triage is putting the patient in the right place at the right time to receive the right level of care, the allocation of appropriate resources to meet the patient's medical needs. It also allows for the allocation of the patient to the most appropriate assessment and treatment area [1].
Triage Immediate category. These casualties require immediate life-saving treatment. Urgent category. These casualties require significant intervention as soon as possible. Delayed category. These patients will require medical intervention, but not with any urgency. Expectant category.
1Triage and emergency assessment. Triage is the process of rapidly examining sick children when they first arrive in order to place them in one of the following categories: Those with EMERGENCY SIGNS who require immediate emergency treatment.

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