INTRODUCTION TO

HIGH ACUITY NURSING

AND EMERGENCY
NURSING, AND
ETHICOLEGAL
CONSIDERATIONS IN
CRITICAL
MEMBERS: CARE
KAREN MAE F. BENOY
CHUCHE MARIE S. TUMARONG
MARIA OBDULIA D. LOOC
RAYCHELLE MAE M. MORALES
FLOURENCE J. ZAFRAN
 HIGH ACUITY
01 NURSING
 High Acuity Nursing
- focused on delivering intensive
and vigilant care to patients who
are acutely unwell, yet their
condition doesn't necessitate the
intensive care unit (ICU) level of
attention.

- refers to the delivery of

specialized care to patients who are
at a critical juncture in their
medical condition.
 GENERAL CRITICAL CARE
NURSING NURSING
- involves routine - provides constant
care for stable VS. monitoring and
patients on advanced life
medical-surgical support measures for
units critically ill patients
in ICUs.
 PATIENT CONDITIONS WARRANTING HIGH ACUITY CARE

- Patients with post-surgical complications who

require close observation.
- Patients with complex medical conditions
(heart failure and COPD)
- Individuals with acute respiratory distress
- Patients who have recently been weaned off
ventilatory support but still need monitoring and
possible intervention.
- Patients with unstable cardiac rhythms who
require telemetry monitoring.
 ROLE OF HIGH ACUITY NURSES
MULTIDISCIPLINARY
COLLABORATIVE APPROACH

1. Collaborative Nature of High Acuity

Nursing Teams

- High acuity nursing involves extensive

collaboration and teamwork within a
multidisciplinary group to deliver
comprehensive and holistic care to moderately
acute patients, covering a wide spectrum of
medical, emotional, and psychosocial aspects.
 ROLE OF HIGH ACUITY NURSES
2. Collaboration with Physicians, Other
Nurses, Respiratory Therapists, and
Specialists

● Physicians- implement treatment plans,

review patient progress, and make timely
decisions
● Other Nurses- ensure continuity of care and
seamless transitions
● Respiratory Therapists- ensure optimal
respiratory support
● Specialists- helps ensure comprehensive care
 ROLE OF HIGH ACUITY NURSES
3. Effective Communication and
Teamwork in High Acuity Care

- Vital for rapidly exchanging critical

patient information and facilitating
timely interventions that adapt to
evolving needs.
 RESPONSIBILITIES OF HIGH ACUITY NURSES

1. Patient assessment and

monitoring in high acuity
settings.
2. Administration of advanced
interventions and medications.
3. Continuous vigilance for
changes in patient condition
and quick response.
 HIGH ACUITY NURSING ENVIRONMENTS
AND UNITS
A. Types of High Acuity Units

Step-down Units Progressive Care

Units
 HIGH ACUITY NURSING ENVIRONMENTS
AND UNITS
A. Types of High Acuity Units

Intermediate Care Units

 PATIENT CRITERIA FOR ADMISSION TO
HIGH ACUITY UNITS
● Have been recently discharged from ICUs and still require
specialized monitoring.
● Need frequent assessments and interventions due to their
medical condition.
● Have recently undergone complex surgeries or procedures and
require vigilant post-operative care.
● Show signs of instability that don't warrant ICU-level care but
need more attention than general units can provide.
 SPECIALIZED EQUIPMENT AND
TECHNOLOGY
● High acuity-specific monitoring equipment and
devices.

CARDIAC TELEMETRY

- helps detect changes in

heart rate and rhythm
SPECIALIZED EQUIPMENT AND
TECHNOLOGY

CONTINUOUS PULSE
OXIMETRY

- monitors oxygen
saturation levels are
closely monitored.
SPECIALIZED EQUIPMENT AND
TECHNOLOGY
INVASIVE MONITORING
(CENTRAL VENOUS
CATHETERS AND
ARTERIAL LINES)

- provide real-time data

about hemodynamic
stability and blood gas
values.
PATIENT POPULATION AND CONDITIONS IN
HIGH ACUITY NURSING

1. Respiratory Distress And Early Stages Of

Respiratory Failure
2. Hemodynamically Unstable Patients Without the
Need for Intensive Interventions
3. Post-Surgical Patients with Potential Complications
 NURSING COMPETENCIES AND
EDUCATION FOR HIGH ACUITY CARE

A. Essential Skills for High Acuity Nursing

1. Expertise In Assessing Subtle Changes In Patient

Conditions.
2. Proficiency In Administering Complex Medications And
Interventions.
3. Critical Thinking And Decision-making Skills In Rapidly
Changing Situations.
 NURSING COMPETENCIES AND
EDUCATION FOR HIGH ACUITY CARE
B. Nursing Education and Training

1. Specialized courses and certifications for high

acuity nursing- Progressive Care Certified Nurse
(PCCN) or Critical Care Registered Nurse (CCRN)
certifications.
 NURSING COMPETENCIES AND
EDUCATION FOR HIGH ACUITY CARE
2. Simulation Training for High Acuity Scenarios
 PATIENT ACUITY TOOL

Patient Classification
Systems - refers to
measurement systems
in nursing that reflect
actual patient care
needs for staffing
purpose.
 PATIENT ACUITY TOOL
PURPOSES:

● To provide safe and efficient patient care based on standards of

care and practice.
● Determine the number and category of staff (skill mix) needed for
providing quality of patient care.
● Provide data on each patient care unite that directs and
support staffing in decision making.
● Enhance staff satisfaction through stress free work
environment port services required.
 PATIENT ACUITY TOOL
PURPOSES:

● Categorize patients according their needs and the time and skill
needed to satisfy each category needs.
● Determine workload and nursing care requirements.
● Patient Classification/Acuity System (PCAS) is defined as “the
methods and processes of determining, validating and monitoring
individual patient/family care requirements over time in order to assist
in such determinations as: unit staffing, patient assignments, case mix
analysis, budget planning and defense, per patient cost of nursing
services, variable billing and the maintenance of quality assurance
standards” .
 PATIENT ACUITY TOOL
Each patient is scored
on a 1-to-4 scale based on the
clinical patient characteristics
and the care involved
(workload)

● 1 - stable patient
● 2 - moderate-risk patient
● 3 - complex patient
● 4 - high-risk patient
 PATIENT ACUITY TOOL
Each nurse scores his or her patients, based on acuity,
for the upcoming shift and relays this information to the charge
nurse, who then assigns patients before the shift change. The
goals of the tool are to:

● increase nurse satisfaction with their patient assignment.

● increase nurse perception of patient safety by assigning
patients with high acuity scores equitably.
 EMERGENCY
02 NURSING
 EMERGENCY NURSES
Emergency Nursing

● Deals with human responses to any trauma

or sudden illness that requires immediate i
ntervention to prevent imminent severe da
mage or death

● Florence Nightingale was the first emergen

cy nurse, providing care to the wounded in t
he Crimean War in 1854.
 EMERGENCY NURSES
QUALITIES OF EMERGENCY NURSE

● Observation and assessment skills

● Quick decision making skills
● Patient care skills in emergency
situations.
● Emotional stability
● Self-confidence with ability to lead and
control the patients as well as attendants.
● Recording and reporting skills.
 EMERGENCY NURSES
ROLES OF EMERGENCY NURSE

● CARE PROVIDER.
● EDUCATOR
● MANAGER
● ADVOCATE
 EMERGENCY NURSES
FUNCTIONS OF THE EMERGENCY NURSE

● Uses triage to determine priorities based on assessment and an

ticipation of the patient’s needs
● Provides direct measures to resuscitate, if necessary
● Provides preliminary care before the patient is transferred to the
primary care area
● Provides health education to the patient and family
● Supervises patient care and ancillary personnel
● Provides support and protection for the patient and family
 TRIAGE
DEFINITION OF TRIAGE
● (French verb) “trier” means to separate or select; sort or sift out
● a systematic method by which patients are classified according to the
type and urgency of their conditions.
● “Attention given first to the most salvageable with most
urgent conditions”
● BASIC PRINCIPLE: “DO THE MOST GOODS FOR MOST
PATIENTS USING AVAILABLE RESOURCES”
TRIAGE
 TRIAGE
OBJECTIVES OF TRIAGE

● To ensure that patients are treated in the order of their clinical

urgency
● To ensure that treatment is appropriately and timely
● To allocate the patient to the most appropriate assessment and
treatment area
● To provide ongoing assessment of patients
● To provide information to patients and families regarding services
expected care and waiting times.
● To contribute information that helps to define departmental acuity.
 TRIAGE
EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENTS

Facilities For Using

Standard Precautions

Emergency
Equipment
 TRIAGE
EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENTS

Facilities For
Recording Triage
Information

Adequate
Communication
Devices
 TRIAGE
TRIAGE TEAM

• Emergency Physician
• ED Nurse
• Admitting/ Medical
Record clerks
 TRIAGE SYSTEM
Examples of triage acuity rating systems are listed below.
 TRIAGE SYSTEM
SIMPE TRIAGE AND RAPID TREATMENT (START TRIAGE)
- most widely used triage system for mass casualty incidents.

BLACK – 0: Deceased
RED – 1: Immediate (severe injuries but high potential for survival
with treatment)
YELLOW – II: Urgent/Delayed (serious injuries but not
immediately life-threatening)
GREEN – III: Minimal (Walking wounded minor injuries)
 TRIAGE SYSTEM
EMERGENCY SEVERITY
INDEX (ESI)

• Five-level emergency
department (ED) triage
algorithm.
• Assigns patients into five
levels from 1 (most urgent) to
5 (least urgent) on the basis
of acuity and resource need.
EMERGENCY SEVERITY INDEX (ESI)
EMERGENCY SEVERITY INDEX (ESI)
 TRIAGE SYSTEM
OTHER TRIAGE SYSTEMS (There are well-validated and reliable five-level
triage systems that have become the standard in other countries. Three of those systems
are described in Table 2-2.)
 PRIMARY SURVEY &
SECONDARY SURVEY
APPROACH
A systematic approach to effectively establishing and treating
health priorities
PRIMARY SURVEY

• Focuses on stabilizing life-

threatening conditions
• ED staffs work collaboratively
and follow the ABCDE (airway,
breathing, circulation,
disability, exposure) method:
 PRIMARY SURVEY
A – Airway: Establish a patent airway
B – Breathing: Provide adequate ventilation
C – Circulation: Evaluate and restore cardiac output
D – Disability/Neurologic Assessment: Assessing neurologic function
APVU mnemonic:
A—alert. Is the patient alert and responsive?
V—verbal. Does the patient respond to verbal stimuli?
P—pain. Does the patient respond only to painful stimuli?
U—unresponsive. Is the patient unresponsive to all stimuli,
Including pain?
E – Exposure: Undress the patient quickly but gently to identify any wounds
or areas of injury
SECONDARY SURVEY

- performed once the patient has been resuscitated

and stabilized includes:

• Complete health history

• Head-to-toe assessment
• Diagnostic and laboratory testing
• Insertion or application of monitoring devices
such as ECG electrodes, arterial lines, or urinary
catheters
• Splinting of suspected fractures
• Cleansing, closure, and dressing of wounds
CRITICAL CARE
NURSING
CRITICAL CARE NURSING

Critical Care Nursing - a

specialty that manages human
responses to life-threatening
problems as defined by the
American Association of
Critical-Care Nurses (AACN)

Critical Care Unit (CCU) or

Intensive Care Unit (ICU) -
specifically intended to handle
the needs of acutely and
critically ill patients.
CRITICAL CARE NURSING
COMMON EQUIPMENT IN ICU

1. Bedside monitor -
provides real-time information
on important vital functions
such as heart rate and rhythm
(ECG), blood pressure, body
temperature, breathing rate,
and oxygen saturation
COMMON EQUIPMENT IN ICU

2. Ventilator - breathing
machines that support
patients to breathe for
themselves, or can take over
breathing for a patient
completely
COMMON EQUIPMENT IN ICU

3. Syringe pump - used to

deliver small quantities of
intravenous (IV) medications
and fluids
 COMMON EQUIPMENT IN ICU

4. Nasogastric tube - a
flexible plastic tube that goes
through the patient's mouth or
nose into the stomach flexible
plastic tube that goes through
the patient's mouth or nose
into the stomach or to remove
bodily fluids from the stomach
 COMMON EQUIPMENT IN ICU

5. Endotracheal tube -
long plastic tube used
during invasive
ventilation, which is
inserted through the
mouth, down the throat,
and into the lungs
during intubation
COMMON EQUIPMENT IN ICU

6. Central venous catheter-

used for giving patients fluids
and/or medications
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 INTRODUCTION
I. High Acuity Nursing
-focused on delivering intensive and
vigilant care to patients who are
acutely unwell, yet their condition
doesn't necessitate the intensive care
unit (ICU) level of attention.
- refers to the delivery of specialized care
to patients who are at a critical
juncture in their medical condition.
 OUR CENTER
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MARS VENUS MERCURY

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Mars is actually a cold planet from the Sun. planet to the Sun and
place. It’s full of iron It’s hot and has a the smallest one in the
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 MISSION & VISION

MISSION VISION
Mercury is the closest planet to Venus has a beautiful name and
the Sun and the smallest one in is the second planet from the Sun.
the Solar System—it’s only a bit It’s terribly hot and its
larger than the Moon atmosphere is poisonous
 IMPORTANT VALUES

SERVICE EMPATHY
Despite being red, Mars is Venus has a beautiful
actually a cold place. It’s name and is the second
full of iron oxide dust planet from the Sun

RESPONSABILITY
Mercury is the closest
planet to the Sun and the
smallest one
 CENTER FACTS
MARS JUPITER
It's full of iron oxide dust, which It’s a gas giant and the biggest
gives the planet its reddish cast planet in the Solar System

MERCURY SATURN
Mercury is the closest planet to Saturn is composed mostly of
the Sun and the smallest one hydrogen and helium

NEPTUNE VENUS
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planet in the Solar System also very high temperatures
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VITAL PATIENT
SIGNS PROFILE
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small planet of basalt

WEIGHT & MEDICAL

HEIGHT RECORD
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beautiful name biggest planet

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 DIFFERENT TREATMENTS

MERCURY VENUS EARTH

Mercury is the Venus has a beautiful Earth is the only
smallest planet name planet with life

NEPTUNE PLUTO JUPITER

It’s very far away It’s considered a Jupiter is the biggest
from the Sun dwarf planet planet

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 OTHER SPECIAL CARES
MERCURY MARS
Mercury is the Mars is actually a cold
smallest planet place

SATURN EARTH
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 HEALTH
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A BRIEF STORY
Venus has a beautiful name and is the
second planet from the Sun. It’s terribly
hot, even hotter than Mercury, and its
atmosphere is extremely poisonous. It’s
the second-brightest natural object in
the night sky after the Moon
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SATURN MARS VENUS MERCURY

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MARS SATURN
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 OUR PROCESS

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is a cold place
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 PATIENT CARE
Earth is the third planet from the Sun and the only
one that harbors life in the Solar System. This is
where we all live on
 PATIENT CARE

EARTH
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where we live

VENUS MARS
Venus has a PATIENT Mars is made
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 SERVICES

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