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  1. Can nursing students triage ED patients?

    taylord replied to taylord's topic in Emergency
    it's for a essay-related question on an application, and it's true that my findings were confirmed with the RN once the STEMI patient was stabilized. i'll have to incorporate that. thank you

  2. Can nursing students triage ED patients?

    taylord replied to taylord's topic in Emergency
    i'm asking mainly because over the summer i worked as a nurse extern in an ED, and there was a situation when a STEMI code was called and i was the only person left to deal with patients on the unit and was asked to go 'take a look' at the 3 people in the waiting room (it was a small community hospital) and choose who to bring back next. now i'm trying to decide how to talk about it in job applications and such, and i'm unsure if that makes me look bad because i ended up doing it. thoughts?

  3. Can nursing students triage ED patients?

    taylord posted a topic in Emergency
    I've heard a lot of conflicting information about this...can nursing students legally triage ED patients?

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