Brought By EMS
A Day In Triage
Reversal & Treatment
Admit Orders
Drips/GTT
100

Pt BIB EMS for an Opioid overdose what can the nurse expect to give if not already given by EMS?

Narcan/Nalaxone

100

Pt presents with a CC of chest pain. What assessment order does the nurse anticipate to be performed for this pt?

EKG

100

Pt overdosing on opioids you would give?

Narcan/Nalaxone

100

Pt is being admitted for a surgical procedure in the AM, After midnight you would presume/assume that this pts diet status would be what?

NPO

100
What continuous GTT could be used for a pt who has a pulmonary embolism or suffering from an NSTEMI?

Heparin

200

Pt BIB EMS for SOB and the pt has missed two dialysis appts. What electrolyte can the nurse expect to be elevated?

Potassium

200

Pt presents to the ED with a CC of Right arm weakness and numbness. What exam/assessment should the nurse perform to evaluate the severity?

Stroke/Neurological assessment

200

Pt on warfarin you would give?

Vitamin K to reverse

200

For a pt with a low MAP what might a provider order before a vasoconstrictor medication if indicated?

Fluid Bolus

200

When acquiring consent for a blood transfusion who is responsible for educating the pt of the risks/benefits and acquiring the signature?

The Physician

300

Pt BIB EMS 89 y/o female who has been acting out of the ordinary with no noticeable weakness/deficits apart from baseline. What is the primary diagnosis the nurse can presume?

Urinary Tract Infection

300

Pt presents to triage with a CC of CP what medication could the nurse expect to be giving to the patient?

Aspirin (324mg) | Nitroglycerin sublingual

300
What is the antidote for insulin?

Glucagon

300

An admitted pt has a MAP of 58 after previously being stable, while trying to get in contact with a provider what can the nurse do without an order to attempt to bring the pts BP up? what would be a contra indication to this method?

Trendelenburg position|Increased ICP (risk for increased ICP)

300

A patient is in DKA, what GTT can the nurse assume the provider is going to order for the patient?

Insulin GTT

400

Pt BIB EMS for a MVC/Fall what medications will help the nurse determine the increased risk of internal bleeding?

Blood Thinners (Aspirin, Plavix, Eliquis, Warfarin)

400

Pt presents to triage and is expressing concern over rectal bleeding. What question regarding the stool can help the nurse determine the severity of the GI bleed?

What color is the blood/stool? (bright red vs tarry)

400

What typical diabetic medication is used to help decrease pts potassium levels?

Insulin (specifically regular insulin)

400

Senna-Kot and Colace are examples of what type of drug?

Stool softeners

400

What GTT is used to help decrease severely elevated blood pressures?

Nicardipine/Cardine GTT

500

Pt BIB EMS for new onset SOB after using a nasal cannula what respiratory device is the next least invasive to assess for effectiveness?

Non-rebreather

500

Pt presents to triage with a CC of wheezing, pt has a hx of asthma. what medication do you think you as the triage nurse would administer to the pt?

Duo Neb/Albuterol

500

Pt overdosed on Tylenol you would administer?

Charcoal/Acetylcystine

500

Pt for the past 5 of hours has had three FSBS readings below 60. Each time the nurse utilizes the PRN glucose medication and it is not helping. What recommendations could the nurse make to the provider to help the pt maintain a higher blood glucose.

Continuous dextrose infusion

500

What GTTs are used to help raise a patients blood pressure?

Norepi/Levophed get

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