1. Is it a resource? ESI

2. NG

3. Foley

4. PO medications

5. CBC

6. Cardiac lab panel

7. Specialty consultation

8. Routine immunizations

9. Crutches, splints, slings

10. IV or IM medication

11. IV fluids

12. Simple procedure (lac repair)

13. Prescription refill

14. Saline lock

15. How many resources? Procedural sedation

16. H&P

17. Point of care testing (accucheck)

18. EKG

19. Tetanus shot

20. Phone call to Primary care physician

21. HOW MANY RESOURCES? Patient presents with right lower quadrant pain since early this morning, +nausea, no appetite, no vomiting

22. HOW MANY RESOURCES? Healthy 52 year old male ran out of BP meds yesterday, BP=150/92

23. HOW MANY RESOURCES? A 45 year old obese female with left lower leg pain and swelling, started 2 days ago driving in a car for 12 hours

24. HOW MANY RESOURCES? Healthy 29 year old female with a urinary tract infection, denies vaginal discharge

25. HOW MANY RESOURCES? Healthy 10 year old boy with poison ivy

26. HOW MANY RESOURCES? “I had a knee replacement 3 months ago. Now look at it!” states a 64 year old male. The knee is red, swollen, and tender to touch. Vital signs: temp 99, RR 20 HR 74, BP 164/74, sates 97%, pain 6/10

27. HOW MANY RESOURCES? A 48 year old male tells you that he has a history of kidney stones and thinks he has another one. He has right costo-vertebral angle pain that radiates around to the front and into his groin. He is nauseated but took a pain pill and now has minimal pain and no vomiting. VS: temp 98, RR16, HR 80, BP 136/74, sats 100%, pain 3/10