ETAT-PLUS Paediatric Emergencies Nursing: The Triage Process, Emergency and Priority Signs, Shock, Convulsions, Coma and Referral
ETAT-PLUS paediatric emergencies nursing notes that begin with the triage process itself - when and where triaging takes place, who should triage and how - and the emergency and priority signs that set the category. The assessment runs through the airway and breathing in the infant under two months and the older child, chest indrawing and stridor, circulation and the signs of shock including cold hands, severe dehydration, convulsions and coma, and the treatment and referral that follow, with the jaw thrust, bag and mask ventilation and the transport decisions.
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