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ES/ Triage Algorithm, v4

requires immediate A
yes
life-saving intervention?

l
high risk situation? B
or yes
+ - - - - -.
confused/lethargic/disoriented?
or

severe pain/distress?

l no @
how many different resources are needed?
c
none one many

t t D

CI> (j) danger zone


vitals?
consider
A. 1mme1jate ljfe-savjng intervention reguj!'ftd: airway, emergency medications, or
otherhemO<lynamic interventions (IV, supplemental 02, monitor. ECG or labs DO
NOT count); and/or any of the following clinical conditions: intubated, apneic,
pulseess, severe respiratory distress, SP02<90, acute mental status changes, or
unresponsive.
l Jprg.oonsjvenm is defined as a patient that is either:
(1) nonverbal and not following commands (acutely); or
(2) requires noxious stimulus (PU on AVPU) scale.

B. Hjgh dsk sjtuatjon is a patient you would put in your last open bed.
sftXf9 ~jannldjstres.-c:
grea er
is determined by clinical observation and/or patient rating of
or equal to 7 on 0- 1Opain scale.

C. ~: Count the number of diffetent types of resources. not the individual


tests ·Jr x-rays (examples: CBC. electrolytes and coags equals one resource; CBC
plus chest x-ray equals two resources).
Resources Not Resources
·Labs~. udne) •Hi&ocy& physical {including peMc)
•ECG,X-<• •Point~testing
<CT-M~ult<asound-.angiogcaphy

·fVflum{hydcatior\I •Salineor heplock

•fl/orlMor nebuliz:ed medicatio~ •PO medicatio~


·TWn~immunaation
•PfeSOCiptionfefil~

'8peciattyoonsuttation ·Phonecallto PCP

-Sil'OPl'apcooec::IUC'e=1 •Simptawoundcac-e
j:hsst'.QS.­
ll>o­
-CO~pcocec::IUC'e-2
~~
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·Crutohes, splints, sli~

D. Danger Zone yjtal Sjgns


Consder uptriage to ESI 2 if any vital sign criterion is exceeded.
Pedj;jrjc Fever Consjderatjons
1 to 28 days of age: assign at least ESI 2 if temp >38.0 C (100.4F)

1-3 months of age: consider assigning ESI 2 if temp Xl8.0 C (1 00.4F)

3 months to 3 yrs of age: consider assigning ESI 3 if: temp >39.0 C (102.2 F), or

incomplete immunizations, or no obvious source of fever

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