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Page 1: INITIAL Assessments and Interventions

Chief
Complaint

SAINT JOSEPH H0SPITAL

PMH: Systemic: HTN DM Cancer HIV Thyroid Anemia High lipids


Heart: MI Angina
GU: UTIs Stones

Neuro: CVA Dementia


Lungs: COPD Asthma
GI: PUD GERD Liver
Psych: Depression Anxiety Schizophrenia
None

None
see attached list ________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________
Allergies:
None Latex ___________________________________________________

Medications:

are easily
recorded

Triage vital signs

CC: HEADACHE
TRIAGE:

Pertinent
information to
determine triage
level

CHF CAD
MS: Arthritis

Recent hospitalization for: _____________________________________________


Other: _______________________________________________________________________

More than 120


unique adult
and pediatric
complaints

Triage

Past
Medical
History,
Medication
and Allergies

Emergency Department Nursing Record

Your Hospital Address

: am

pm

Mode of arrival: Walk in Wheelchair Friends Attendant Ambulance Helicopter Police


Source: Patient Family Friend Guardian Nursing home Paramedic Police Interpreter
Timing: Onset ____________ Minutes Hours Days Weeks Months ago
Came on: Suddenly Gradually Pain: Still present Worsened Improved Resolved
Location: R L Generalized Frontal Occipital Parietal Temporal Retroorbital
Severity: Mild Moderate Severe Like previous headaches Worst headache of life
Context: History of: Glaucoma Immunosuppression Bleeding diathesis None
Known headache disorder (dx): __________________________________None
Other history:

RR

O2 Sat

Pain

Wt

BP

Consistent areas
to record

kg

Triage vital
signs

lb

(including pain scale)

Triage acuity
Emergent

Urgent

and

Nonurgent

Triage Acuity
Other Assessments
Domestic violence screening
Are you in a relationship in which you have
been physically hurt or threatened by your
partner?
Y N Unwilling to answer

Nursing
Assessment
Succinct but
appropriate
nursing history
and physical
examination

Nursing
Diagnosis

_______________________________________Signature

NURSING ASSESSMENT:

Room:

: am

________

pm

Nursing history:
Triage assessment reviewed
Source: Patient Family Friend Guardian Nursing home Paramedic Police Interpreter
Prehospital: CPR Intubation O2 IV C-collar Backboard Splints Meds _____________ None
Context: Circumstances: Spontaneous Recent stress Febrile illness Trauma CO exposure
Associated signs and symptoms: None
Fever N V Weakness Numbness Photophobia Blurred vision
Nasal congestion Lacrimation Aura: Visual Sensory Motor Mood
Other history:

Nursing exam:
Constitutional: Alert Well-appearing Ill-appearing Confused Poorly responsive
Respiratory: R L
Bil Wheezes Rales Rhonchi
CV: Tachycardia Bradycardia Irregular
Neurologic: Oriented to: Time Person Place Not oriented Unable to test
Motor function: R L Arm Leg Face Weak Unable to test
Other exam:

Alcohol screening
Do you drink alcohol?
Y N
During the last year have you had a feeling of
guilt or remorse after drinking?
Y N
During the last year has someone told you
about things you said or did while you were
drinking that you could not remember?
Y N
During the last year have you failed to do
what was normally expected of you because
of drinking?
Y N
Do you sometimes take a drink in the morning
when you first get up?
Y N

normal
normal
normal
normal

Pvt MD notified: YES

NO

Accucheck: __________________
O2: _________________________

Monitor ___________________
EKG

______________

XR: _______________________
Labs: _________________________

Potential infection
U preg: +

Control: +

NURSING PLAN: To appropriate area

Breathing treatments ________

EXPECTED OUTCOME: Pain control/Absent

Splint(s) ___________________
Dressing (s) __________________

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Standing orders or interventions initiated


prior to physician evaluation:

IV: ________________________

NURSING DIAGNOSIS: Altered comfort: Pain

Optional
other assessments

Orders, Interventions, and Results

Nursing
Plan
Expected
Outcome

Do you feel safe in your current environment?


Y N Unwilling to answer

:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:

Tetanus (see medication section)


Circled = positive Not circled or / = negative

Lined out or section completely blank = not assessed

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Standing
orders
or other initial
nursing
interventions
are easily
documented

Page 2: ED Course and Interventions

SAINT JOSEPH HOSPITAL

Time

RR

BP

O2 Sat

Pain

OTHER INTERVENTIONS

APC

Your Hospital Address

TRAUMA / SURGICAL

Vital Signs
Serial vital signs
and pain scale
documentation

Weight _____________ lb.

kg.

MEDICATION AND IV ORDERS


Time
initiated

Solution, Additive
or Medication

Amount or
Dose

Route

Site

Catheter
size

Pump

Rate

By
(ini)

Time
DCed

Amount
infused

By
(ini)

:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:

C-collar applied _________________


Ortho care ______________________
Ice Elevation
Ace Sling Splint Brace
Shoulder immobilizer Strapping
Knee immobilizer
Shoe
Crutch education
Wound care:
Topical anesthesia _____________
Wound prep __________________
Adhesive ____________________
Suturing Staple _____________
Burn care ______________________
Fracture care ___________________
I and D ________________________
Arthrocentesis __________________
Chest tube _____________________

:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:

O2: ______ L NC Mask NRB


Pulse ox: Spot Continuous
Monitor ________________________
Rhythm strip ____________________
EKG: ED EKG tech
Intubation ______________________
CPR ACLS ___________________
Cardioversion ___________________
External pacemaker ______________
CVP placement _________________
Respiratory treatment _____________
Sputum collection _______________
IV thrombolysis _________________

:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:

NG: Size _____ ________________


Gastric lavage: NG
Oral
Foley: Size _____ ______________
I and O urine cath ________________
Vomiting management ____________
Incontinence management _________
Disimpaction ___________________
Enema Type ____________________
Sexual assault exam ______________

:
:
:
:
:

Topical anesthesia _______________


Eye irrigation _____cc of __________
Ear wax/FB removal _____________
Nasal FB removal _______________
Epistaxis control ________________
Laryngoscopy ___________________

:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:

Lab draw: ED Lab tech


XR: Patient departed
Patient returned
Injection X 1 2 3 4
Restraints: 2 3 4 point
Reassessment _________________
Lumbar puncture ________________
Blood transfusion ________________
Conscious sedation ______________
Isolation for ____________________

:
:
:
:

Emotional support given


Learning needs addressed
Translation services provided
Post mortem care provided

:
:

______________________________
______________________________

Easily record all

CARDIOPULMONARY

Medications
and
IV Orders

Td or specify:
Site code 1. Deltoid

0.5cc

2. Gluteal

Man:

3. Anterior thigh

4. Lateral thigh

Lot #:

5. Antecubital fossa

6. Forearm

7. Hand

8. Foot

9. Neck

10. Intraosseous

NOTIFICATION
:
:

Notification
reminders

970
24-26
14-16
43-44
6-7
40
70

Family
Police

Nursing home
Pastoral care

:
:

PCP __________________
Social Services

:
:

Other

NURSES NOTES

Time

Easily and
rapidly
record almost
any ED
intervention,
saving the
need for
excessive
nursing notes

99
94
94
94
94
32
77-78

ABDOMINAL / PELVIC

Ini

360

EYE / ENT

Disposition
Necessary
discharge items
that serve as
reminders and
are easily
recorded

340
251
250
71-72

MISCELLANEOUS

Caregiver # 1

Ini

Caregiver # 3

Ini

Caregiver # 2

Ini

Caregiver # 4

Ini

DISPOSITION
Discharged

LWBS

AMA

Mode of departure: Walking

Expired
Carry

Admitted

Wheelchair

Condition on D/C: Pain scale: ___________

Transferred

Cart

NA

Auto

Improved

Verbalizes understanding of discharge instructions


Written
Patient

Verbal
Parent

to:

Worsened

MediVan
Good

Fair

Poor

Stable

Unstable

Critical

Report called by: _____________________________ _____:_____

Caregiver ___________________________
PRN / in

PATIENT SUPPORT

Transfer form completed

_________________________________________

Barriers to understanding or learning __________________________________

instructions given to:

Referred to:

_________________________

Ambulance

Report called to: _____________________________ _____:_____


days

D/C ed by:

OTHER

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APC codes
are included
to prompt
coders to
capture
appropriate
billing data

NursingDoc Design
The nursing templates have been designed to flow the way the emergency nurse
practices. All are two-paged documents.
Organization is consistent throughout each of the templates, producing learnability
and memorability.

Page 1
The first page is the Initial Nursing Assessments page. It includes Triage (with a separate,
easily identifiable area for Triage Vital Signs and Patient Acuity), Nursing History, Nursing
Physical Examination, Nursing Diagnosis, and Nursing Plan. A separate area for
Additional assessments (Domestic violence and Alcohol screening) is available. Finally, an
area for recording Initial Orders and Interventions prior to evaluation of the physician is
included. The charts are completed in the same manner as are PhysicianDoc charts.

Page 2
The second page is the ED Course and Interventions page. Areas are available to easily
record Serial Vital Signs, Medications and IVs, Notifications, Nursing Notes, and
Disposition. Numerous reminders help the nurse to minimize missing important information,
as well as assure that all appropriate JCAHO documentation requirements are met. A
separate area is available to record numerous emergency department Interventions. This not
only reduces the need for excessive writing, but also provides documentation to aide the
hospital coder in assessing appropriate APC assignments. A separate column is included
listing many of the potential additional APCs. This simplifies the assignment of these codes
by your coders.

Emergency Department Nursing Record

YOUR HOSPITAL LOGO HERE

PMH: Systemic: HTN DM Cancer HIV Thyroid Anemia High lipids

Neuro: CVA Dementia


Heart: MI Angina CHF CAD
Lungs: COPD Asthma
GI: PUD GERD Liver
GU: UTIs Stones
MS: Arthritis
Psych: Depression Anxiety Schizophrenia
None
Operations: Appendectomy Cholecystectomy PTCA CABG
None
Immunizations: Tetanus: UTD > 5 years Unknown
Other:

NURSE ADULT SAMPLE


-NOT FOR USE, COPYING, OR DISTRIBUTION-

SH: Smoke: Current


ETOH: Social
Illicit drugs:
Lives with: Mom
Lives in: Home

WE CUSTOMIZE YOUR CHARTS TO MEET


YOUR NEEDS

CC: HEADACHE

Date:

/ 10

/ 05

Past Second-hand
Abuse
Alcoholic

Never
None
None

Dad Spouse Family SO


Assisted care Homeless
8 : 50

Time:

Alone

Return visit: Same day

Within 48

Medications: None
Allergies:

None

TRIAGE: T 200/105
Prehospital:

P 104

Medic unit

RR

24

Vital signs: T

BP 200/105
P

IV: type/amt infused cc

RR

O2 Sat %
BP

98

RA O2
O2 Sat

Immobilization

GCS__________

Wt__________ lbs kg

Monitor

Accucheck

Medications

Source: Patient Family Friend Guardian Nursing home Paramedic Police Interpreter
Mode of arrival: Walk in Wheelchair Friends Attendant Ambulance Helicopter Police
Timing: Onset ____________ Minutes Hours Days Weeks Months ago
Came on: Suddenly Gradually Pain: Still present Worsened Improved Resolved
Location: R L Generalized Frontal Occipital Parietal Temporal Retroorbital
Severity: Mild Moderate Severe Like previous headaches Worst headache of life
Other triage history:

TRIAGE INTERVENTIONS
O2
C-collar

Ice

Splint(s)

Backboard

TRIAGE DISPOSITION
WR

Minor

ED #

TRIAGE ACUITY

Sandy Johnson

____________________________________Signature

PRIMARY ASSESSMENT:

Time:

8 : 57

Triage assessment reviewed


Nursing history:
Source: Patient Family Friend Guardian Nursing home Paramedic Police Interpreter
Context: Circumstances: Spontaneous Recent stress Febrile illness Trauma CO exposure
Associated signs and symptoms: None
Fever N V Weakness Numbness Photophobia Blurred vision
Nasal congestion Lacrimation Aura: Visual Sensory Motor Mood
Other history:

Domestic violence screening


Are you in a relationship in which you have
been physically hurt or threatened by your
partner?
Y N Unwilling to answer
Do you feel safe in your current environment?
Y N Unwilling to answer

Nursing exam:
Constitutional: Alert Well-appearing Ill-appearing Confused Poorly responsive
Respiratory: R L Bil Generalized Superior Inferior Wheezes Rales Rhonchi
CV: Tachycardia Bradycardia Irregular
Neurologic: Oriented to: Time Person Place Not oriented Unable to test
Motor function: R L Arm Leg Face Weak Unable to test
Other exam:

Notification per protocol


normal
normal
normal
normal

Nutritional screening
Have you had an unexpected weight gain or
loss over 20 pounds in the last 6 months?
Y N Unwilling to answer
Are you on a special diet?
Y N Unwilling to answer

PRIMARY ASSESSMENT INTERVENTIONS:


Dr/PA/NP notified
9 : 05
O2: ______L per: NC Mask NRBM
:
SaO2
% on: RA O2
:
C-collar: Applied by __________
:
Removed by __________
:
Monitor/Rhythm:
:
Orthostatics (recorded in Vital Signs section)
:
EKG
:
X-Ray:
Port To Dept
:
Blood draw: with IV Nurse
Lab tech
;
Glucometer ____________
;
IV 1 Solution
Location
IV 2 Solution
Location

Urine Dip
:
Nebulizer/MDI
:
Red rails: Up Down
:
Call light
:
Elevate HOB
:
Restraints (see documentation)
:
Ice Elevate
Splint
:
Suicide/Homicide precautions
:
Cooling measures Warming measures
:
Cleanse/Dress wounds
:
VA R 20:_______ L 20:_______ B 20:_______
Rate
Rate

Nutritional referral given


Functional screening
Do you have trouble taking care of yourself
with feeding, dressing?
Y N Unwilling to answer
Do you fall unexpectedly or frequently?
Y N Unwilling to answer

Notification per protocol


Mary Pierce

____________________________________Signature

SECONDARY ASSESSMENTS
Time

RR

BP

O2 Sat

Pain

Rhythm

Status*

Solution, Additive
or Medication

Amount or
Dose

9:15

NS

9:20

Morphine sulfate

4 mg

Route

IV

Orthostatic (Tilt) Test

9:15

180/90

NSR

NC

MP

9:40

190/94

ST

NC

MP

11:00

166/80

NC

NC

NC

NC

* NC:

NC

MEDICATION AND IVS


Time
initiated

INI

Site

Catheter Pump
size

L5

18 g

Rate

BP

I:
W:

Time

No change
Improved
Worsened

OTHER INTERVENTIONS
By
(ini)

Time
DCed

Amount
infused

SAFETY

By
(ini)

9 : 08
:
:
:

TKO

L5

Clinical alarm
Side rails
Call light
Procedural pause

N/A

Y
Y
Y
Y

N
N
N
N

TRAUMA / SURGICAL

Td or specify:
Site code 1. Deltoid

IN

0.5cc

2. Gluteal

3. Anterior thigh

4. Lateral thigh

Oral

cc

Blood

cc

IV

cc

Total

cc

5. Antecubital fossa

OUT

6. Forearm

7. Hand

8. Foot

9. Neck

10. Intraosseous

Urine

cc

Blood

cc

NG

cc

Total

cc

NURSES NOTES

Time

Ini

9:05 Dr. Faylor in to see patient

MP

9:30 Lumbar puncture by Dr. Faylor

MP

10:20 Called for bed

MP

:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:

C-collar applied
Ortho care
Ace Sling Splint Brace
Shoulder immobilizer Strapping
Knee immobilizer
Shoe
Crutch education
Wound care
Topical anesthesia
Wound prep
Adhesive
Suturing Staple
Burn care
I and D
Chest tube

:
:
:
:
:
:
:

O2: ______ L NC Mask NRB


Pulse ox: Spot Continuous
Aerosol treatment
EKG: ED EKG tech
Intubation
External pacemaker
Central line

:
:
:
:
:

NG: Size _____


Foley: Size _____
Gastric lavage: NG
I and O urine cath
Pelvic exam

CARDIOPULMONARY

GI / PELVIC

Oral

MISCELLANEOUS

Caregiver # 1

Ini

Caregiver # 2

9 : 24
:
:
:
:
9 : 30
:
:

Ini

PATIENT/FAMILY EDUCATION
Crutch training
Wound care
Walker training
Ortho care
Safety issues Foley care

Written

Verbal

Patient

Discharge Instructions given to:

Parent

OTHER

Other

Verbalizes understanding of discharge instructions

DISPOSITION
Discharged

LWBS

AMA

Valuables with: Patient

Expired

Family

Mode of departure: Walking


Condition on D/C: Pain scale:

Admitted

Friends

Carry
3

Wheelchair

Envelope #___________

Cart

NA

Auto
Improved

Report called by:

Mary Pierce

Report called to:

Sue Simmons

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NOTIFICATIONS

Transferred to: ______________________

Security

Ambulance
Worsened

Lab draw: ED Lab tech


XR: Patient departed
Patient returned
Restraints 2 3 4 point
Reassessment
Lumbar puncture
Blood transfusion
Isolation for

Transfer form completed

Other ______________________________

MediVan _________________________________
Good

Fair

Poor

Stable

Unstable

Critical

Referred to: _________________________PRN / in ________ days


D/C ed by: ___________________________ _____:_____

:
:
:
:
:
:
:

Family:
Nursing home:
Pastoral care:
PCP:
Police:
Social services:
Other:

Emergency Department Nursing Record

YOUR HOSPITAL LOGO HERE

PMH: Birth weight: _________ kg/lb Hospitalizations: _________________________None


Shots: Current Unknown Not current: DPT Hib Hep B OPV MMR Varicella
Medical: Prematurity FTT Asthma DM Recurrent UTIs Recurrent otitis
Esophageal reflux Cancer ____________________________________None
Operations / Other

NURSE PEDS SAMPLE


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SH: Smoke: Current Past Second-hand


ETOH: Social
Abuse
Alcoholic
Illicit drugs:
Lives with: Mom Dad Spouse Family SO
Attends Day care

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YOUR NEEDS

CC: PEDIATRIC FEVER

Date:

Time:

Never
None
None
Alone

Return visit: Same day

Within 48 hours

Medications:
Allergies:
TRIAGE: T_________
Prehospital:

P_________

Medic unit

RR_________

Vital signs: T

BP ____________
P

IV: type/amt infused cc

RR

O2 Sat _________ % RA O2
BP

O2 Sat

Immobilization

GCS__________

Wt__________ lbs kg

Monitor

Accucheck

Medications

Source: Patient Family Friend Guardian Nursing home Paramedic Police Interpreter
Mode of arrival: Walk in Wheelchair Friends Attendant Ambulance Helicopter Police
Timing: Onset ____________ Minutes Hours Days ago
Duration: Since onset, fever has been: Constant Intermittent Daily Nocturnal
Severity: Fever: Questionable Subjective or _____________ T max Oral Rectal Axillary
Associated signs and symptoms: None
Respiratory: Cough Congestion Sore throat Dyspnea None
GI: Abdominal pain N V D None
Oral in: Decreased Normal
Urinary: Dysuria Frequency Urgency None
Urinary out: Decreased Normal
#_____________vomiting/24 h
#_____________ diarrhea /24h
#_____________diapers/12h
Other triage history:

TRIAGE INTERVENTIONS
O2
C-collar

Ice

Splint(s)

Backboard

TRIAGE DISPOSITION
WR

Minor

ED #

TRIAGE ACUITY

____________________________________Signature

PRIMARY ASSESSMENT:

Time:

Nursing history: Triage assessment reviewed


Source: Patient Family Friend Guardian Nursing home Paramedic Police Interpreter
Context: History of : Immunosuppression Recent infection ___________________ Abx:____________________
Recent: URI Sore throat UTI Otitis media Gastroenteritis
None
None
Exposure to known disease (specify):
Associated signs and symptoms: None
Chills Rash Crying Irritability Fussiness Decreased activity None
Other history:

Pain Scale

Abuse screening
Nursing exam:
Constitutional: Alert Smiling Playful Ill-appearing Irritable Poorly responsive
Respiratory: R L Bil Generalized Superior Inferior Wheezes Rales Rhonchi
CV: Tachycardia Bradycardia Irregular
Skin: Turgor: Decreased Rash: Location:
Neurologic: Alert Consolable Tracks Agitated Inconsolable Poorly arousable
Motor function: Sits Walks Decreased tone Flaccid
Other exam:

Evidence of abuse / neglect?


normal
normal
normal
normal for age

Yes

No

Notification per protocol


Nutritional screening
Current weight
*Length/Height

PRIMARY ASSESSMENT INTERVENTIONS:


Dr/PA/NP notified
:
O2: ______L per: NC Mask NRBM
:
% on: RA O2
:
SaO2
C-collar: Applied by __________
:
Removed by __________
:
:
Monitor/Rhythm:
Orthostatics (recorded in Vital Signs section)
:
EKG
:
Port To Dept
:
X-Ray:
Blood draw: with IV Nurse
Lab tech
;
Glucometer ____________
;
IV 1 Solution
Location
Location
IV 2 Solution

Urine Dip
:
Nebulizer/MDI
:
Red rails: Up Down
:
Call light
:
Elevate HOB
:
Restraints (see documentation)
:
:
Ice Elevate
Splint
Suicide/Homicide precautions
:
Cooling measures Warming measures
:
Cleanse/Dress wounds
:
VA R 20:_______ L 20:_______ B 20:_______
Rate
Rate

*Head circumference
*Birth weight
*Formula
*If less than 1 month gestational age or ED
physician request.

Functional screening
Developmental age appropriate?

Yes

No

Notification per protocol

____________________________________Signature

SECONDARY ASSESSMENTS
Time

RR

BP

O2 Sat

Pain

Rhythm

Status*

Solution, Additive
or Medication

Amount or
Dose

Route

Site

Catheter Pump
size

Rate

Orthostatic (Tilt) Test


BP

NC

I W

NC

NC

NC

NC

NC

* NC:

NC

MEDICATION AND IVS


Time
initiated

INI

I:
W:

Time

No change
Improved
Worsened

OTHER INTERVENTIONS
By
(ini)

Time
DCed

Amount
infused

SAFETY

By
(ini)

Y
Y
Y
Y

N
N
N
N

:
:
:
:

Clinical alarm
Side rails
Call light
Procedural pause

:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:

C-collar applied
Ortho care
Ace Sling Splint Brace
Shoulder immobilizer Strapping
Knee immobilizer
Shoe
Crutch education
Wound care
Topical anesthesia
Wound prep
Adhesive
Suturing Staple
Burn care
I and D
Chest tube

:
:
:
:
:
:
:

O2: ______ L NC Mask NRB


Pulse ox: Spot Continuous
Aerosol treatment
EKG: ED EKG tech
Intubation
External pacemaker
Central line

:
:
:
:
:

NG: Size _____


Foley: Size _____
Gastric lavage: NG
I and O urine cath
Pelvic exam

:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:

Lab draw: ED Lab tech


XR: Patient departed
Patient returned
Restraints 2 3 4 point
Reassessment
Lumbar puncture
Blood transfusion
Isolation for

N/A

TRAUMA / SURGICAL

Td or specify:
Site code 1. Deltoid

IN

0.5cc

2. Gluteal

3. Anterior thigh

4. Lateral thigh

Oral

cc

Blood

cc

IV

cc

Total

cc

5. Antecubital fossa

OUT

6. Forearm

7. Hand

8. Foot

9. Neck

10. Intraosseous

Urine

cc

Blood

cc

NG

cc

Total

cc

NURSES NOTES

Time

Ini

CARDIOPULMONARY

GI / PELVIC

Oral

MISCELLANEOUS

Caregiver # 1

Ini

Caregiver # 2

Ini

PATIENT/FAMILY EDUCATION
Crutch training
Wound care
Walker training
Ortho care
Safety issues Foley care

Written
Patient

Verbal

Discharge Instructions given to:

Parent

OTHER

Other

Verbalizes understanding of discharge instructions

DISPOSITION
Discharged

LWBS

Valuables with: Patient

AMA

Expired

Family

Mode of departure: Walking

Carry

Admitted

Friends

Transferred to: ______________________

Security

Wheelchair

Condition on D/C: Pain scale: ___________

NA

NOTIFICATIONS

Cart

Envelope #___________
Auto

Improved

Ambulance
Worsened

Transfer form completed

Other ______________________________

MediVan _________________________________
Good

Fair

Poor

Stable

Unstable

Critical

Report called by: _________________________ _____:_____

Referred to: _________________________PRN / in ________ days

Report called to: _________________________ _____:_____

D/C ed by: ___________________________ _____:_____

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Family:
Nursing home:
Pastoral care:
PCP:
Police:
Social services:
Other:

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Customization Options Confidential Information


We recognize that every emergency department functions differently, and we have designed our
templates so that they may be customized to fit your departments unique needs. Below are the
areas in which customizations may be made:
[All areas shown in red on following sample template can be customized to your
specifications]
1. Patient identification area
2. Hospital name
3. Past history, Medications and Allergies
4. Page 1 Right Column (This entire column can be modified according to your needs.
Also, the information for the Adult can be different than that of the Pediatric.)
5. Page 1-- The Primary Assessment Interventions section can be changed to your
specifications.
6. Page 2 -- The Secondary Assessments, Medication and IVs, Patient/Family
Education, and Disposition sections can be modified to your specifications.
7. Page 2 -- Other Interventions column - This entire column can be modified
according to your needs.
8. Other Options
We can design a customized stand alone Orders Sheet for you. Although the
Physician templates already have a section available for Orders, many facilities
desire a stand-alone Orders sheet as well. This Orders sheet can printed on
demand, or each time you print a Physician template (if you are purchasing
physician templates), or each time you print a Nurse template.
Should you have additional requests for customizations, we will may every
attempt to accommodate these requests.

Emergency Department Nursing Record


PMH: Systemic: HTN DM Cancer HIV Thyroid Anemia High lipids

Neuro: CVA Dementia


Heart: MI Angina CHF CAD
Lungs: COPD Asthma
GI: PUD GERD Liver
GU: UTIs Stones
MS: Arthritis
Psych: Depression Anxiety Schizophrenia
None
Operations: Appendectomy Cholecystectomy PTCA CABG
None
Immunizations: Tetanus: UTD > 5 years Unknown
Other:

SH: Smoke: Current


ETOH: Social
Illicit drugs:
Lives with: Mom
Lives in: Home

CC: CHEST PAIN

Date:

Past Second-hand
Abuse
Alcoholic

Never
None
None

Dad Spouse Family SO


Assisted care Homeless

Time:

Alone

Return visit: Same day

Within 48 hours

Medications:
Allergies:
TRIAGE: T_________
Prehospital:

P_________

Medic unit

RR_________

Vital signs: T

BP ____________
P

IV: type/amt infused cc

RR

O2 Sat _________ % RA O2
BP

O2 Sat

Immobilization

GCS__________

Wt__________ lbs kg

Monitor

Accucheck

Medications

Source: Patient Family Friend Guardian Nursing home Paramedic Police Interpreter
Mode of arrival: Walk in Wheelchair Friends Attendant Ambulance Helicopter Police
Timing: Onset: ____________ Minutes Hours Days ago
Location: Substernal R L chest
Radiation to: Abdomen Back Neck Jaw R L : Shoulder Arm Hand None
Quality: Sharp Stabbing Squeezing Pressure-like Heavy Crushing Burning Aching
Severity: Mild Moderate Severe or __________/10
Context:
History of: MI Angina Angioplasty Cardiomyopathy Valve disease DVT/PE None
Similar pain in past (diagnosis): ___________________________________________
Other triage history:

TRIAGE INTERVENTIONS
O2
C-collar

Ice

Splint(s)

Backboard

TRIAGE DISPOSITION
WR

Minor

ED #

TRIAGE ACUITY

____________________________________Signature

PRIMARY ASSESSMENT:

Time:

Domestic violence screening

Nursing history:
Triage assessment reviewed
Source: Patient Family Friend Guardian Nursing home Paramedic Police Interpreter
Duration: Since onset Intermittent or ____________ Seconds Minutes Hours Days
Associated signs and symptoms: None
SOB Palpitations Diaphoresis Abdominal pain N/V Calf pain or swelling Chest rash
Other history:

Nursing exam:
Constitutional: Alert Well-appearing Ill-appearing In distress Poorly responsive
Respiratory: R L Bil Generalized Superior Inferior Breath sounds: Diminished
CV: Tachycardia Bradycardia Irregular
Skin: Cool Pale Diaphoretic
Neurologic: Oriented to: Time Person Place
Other exam:

Are you in a relationship in which you have


been physically hurt or threatened by your
partner?
Y N Unwilling to answer
Do you feel safe in your current environment?
Y N Unwilling to answer
Notification per protocol
normal
normal
normal
normal

Nutritional screening
Have you had an unexpected weight gain or
loss over 20 pounds in the last 6 months?
Y N Unwilling to answer
Are you on a special diet?
Y N Unwilling to answer

PRIMARY ASSESSMENT INTERVENTIONS:


Dr/PA/NP notified
:
O2: ______L per: NC Mask NRBM
:
SaO2
% on: RA O2
:
C-collar: Applied by __________
:
Removed by __________
:
Monitor/Rhythm:
:
Orthostatics (recorded in Vital Signs section)
:
EKG
:
X-Ray:
Port To Dept
:
Blood draw: with IV Nurse
Lab tech
;
Glucometer ____________
;
IV 1 Solution
Location
IV 2 Solution
Location

Urine Dip
:
Nebulizer/MDI
:
Red rails: Up Down
:
Call light
:
Elevate HOB
:
:
Restraints (see documentation)
Ice Elevate
Splint
:
Suicide/Homicide precautions
:
Cooling measures Warming measures
:
Cleanse/Dress wounds
:
VA R 20:_______ L 20:_______ B 20:_______
Rate
Rate

Nutritional referral given

Functional screening
Do you have trouble taking care of yourself
with feeding, dressing?
Y N Unwilling to answer
Do you fall unexpectedly or frequently?
Y N Unwilling to answer
Notification per protocol

This column is customizable and will


vary between Peds and Adult
____________________________________Signature

SECONDARY ASSESSMENTS
Time

RR

BP

O2 Sat

Pain

Rhythm

Status*

Solution, Additive
or Medication

Amount or
Dose

Route

Site

Catheter Pump
size

Rate

Orthostatic (Tilt) Test


BP

NC

I W

NC

NC

NC

NC

NC

* NC:

NC

MEDICATION AND IVS


Time
initiated

INI

I:
W:

Time

No change
Improved
Worsened

OTHER INTERVENTIONS
By
(ini)

Time
DCed

Amount
infused

SAFETY

By
(ini)

Y
Y
Y
Y

N
N
N
N

:
:
:
:

Clinical alarm
Side rails
Call light
Procedural pause

:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:

C-collar applied
Ortho care
Ace Sling Splint Brace
Shoulder immobilizer Strapping
Knee immobilizer
Shoe
Crutch education
Wound care
Topical anesthesia
Wound prep
Adhesive
Suturing Staple
Burn care
I and D
Chest tube

:
:
:
:
:
:
:

O2: ______ L NC Mask NRB


Pulse ox: Spot Continuous
Aerosol treatment
EKG: ED EKG tech
Intubation
External pacemaker
Central line

:
:
:
:
:

NG: Size _____


Foley: Size _____
Gastric lavage: NG
I and O urine cath
Pelvic exam

:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:

Lab draw: ED Lab tech


XR: Patient departed
Patient returned
Restraints 2 3 4 point
Reassessment
Lumbar puncture
Blood transfusion
Isolation for

N/A

TRAUMA / SURGICAL

Td or specify:
Site code 1. Deltoid

IN

0.5cc

2. Gluteal

3. Anterior thigh

4. Lateral thigh

Oral

cc

Blood

cc

IV

cc

Total

cc

5. Antecubital fossa

OUT

6. Forearm

7. Hand

8. Foot

9. Neck

10. Intraosseous

Urine

cc

Blood

cc

NG

cc

Total

cc

NURSES NOTES

Time

Ini

CARDIOPULMONARY

GI / PELVIC

Oral

MISCELLANEOUS

Caregiver # 1

Ini

Caregiver # 2

Ini

PATIENT/FAMILY EDUCATION
Crutch training

Wound care

Walker training

Ortho care

Safety issues

Foley care

di
Discharged

Written

Valuables with: Patient

AMA

Mode of departure: Walking

Carry

OTHER

Other
:

DISPOSITION

Expired

Family

Discharge Instructions given to:

Parent

Verbalizes understanding of discharge instructions

ll
LWBS

Verbal

Patient

Admitted

Friends

Security

Wheelchair

Condition on D/C: Pain scale: ___________

NA

NOTIFICATIONS

Transferred to: ______________________

Cart

Envelope #___________
Auto

Improved

Ambulance
Worsened

Transfer form completed

Other ______________________________

MediVan _________________________________
Good

Fair

Poor

Stable

Unstable

Critical

Report called by: _________________________ _____:_____

Referred to: _________________________PRN / in ________ days

Report called to: _________________________ _____:_____

D/C ed by: ___________________________ _____:_____

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