Nursing Triage

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In this lecture Professor Kristin Beach, MSN, BSN, RN will be discussing Nursing Triage. We hope you enjoy this lecture and be sure to support us below!
Table of Contents:
0:00 Lab
0:07 Nursing Triage Introduction
4:34 Resources
9:02 ESI and Nursing Triage Guidelines
16:27 Comment, Like, SUBSCRIBE!
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[@erronwest1162]

This breakdown is excellent. I love how you blend speaking simply with using appropriate terminology. I've been a nurse for 15 years but am new to the ER. This video has been so helpful.

[@ephrem3966]

great presentation. my only critic would be in the incorrect use of the symbols < and >. it should be < 10 min (less than 10 minutes), and < 1 hr (less than an hour). the way you have them in the video, it means > 10 min ( more than 10 minutes), and > 1 hr (more than an hour). otherwise, it was a great video. simple and to the point. very informative.

[@propofol_is_my_true_love]

this is why my area STRONGLY recommends avoiding the < and > symbols--too easy to mix up! 😄😄

[@EdwardsNH]

@@propofol_is_my_true_love that user name!! 😅

[@TRUEEEEET]

Great video and beautiful penmanship. Some nurses write an "essay" in the triage notes and some only write a sentence or two. Could you make a video on examples of triage notes? Thanks

[@Andriyuha]

This is amazing! I love the notes style and you go through things so clearly! I am getting ready to start my work as a patient experience ambassador in an ER and this is a great prep! Would appreciate more tips on improving patient experience in the waiting room in the conditions of limited resources - in another video!

[@malikmazhar2963]

Great simple explanation of complex concepts. Thanks.❤

[@Eugdum]

Brilliant presentation!. Well done!

[@user-ky6bx3sp1j]

Many thanks 🌹

[@juliuslaurente2141]

Thank you, amazing presentation, watching from Philippines

[@NinjaNerdNursing]

Glad you enjoyed it! ☺️ keep working hard!

[@aliciaarellanogorowiec5265]

please make more videos for nursing just like ninja nerd!!!!!!!!1 you are so good

[@screamingmimis4203]

AMAZING!! THX

[@hannahkoeczko9782]

Brilliant !!!

[@DaveNabrotzkyYoungevity]

That was so helpful!

[@ZeyadAlweher]

great lecture.. thanks

[@NinjaNerdNursing]

Most welcome!

[@preciousbees5721]

Crazy to know triage has nothing to do with the number 3 (mainly). Thank you for the tip! “Sort”

[@elizabethdae5397]

Questions
If I have a very stable pt c/o chest pain. Probably due to anxiety or cold, I want to say it's a 3 but because we have to bring them back in 10 😊mins due to policy is it a 2??