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Fall in the Hospital
DymstecA 78-year-old woman with a history of a stroke is currently admitted with a GI bleed. The learner does a basic nursing assessment including a neurologic exam consistent with previous deficits related to the stroke and leaves the room. While they are absent the patient falls, which requires the learner...
A 78-year-old woman with a history of a stroke is currently admitted with a GI bleed. The learner does a basic nursing assessment including a...
Case Information:
Bundles:
Learner Population: Nursing
Specialty:
Author: Dymstec
Language: English
Room size: 15x15
Setting: Hospital
Patient ect: Geriatric: 65+
Patient Gender: Female
Tags:
fall,
geriatrics,
neuro exam,
High-Risk OB
Air MethodsThis scenario leads learners through an encounter with a patient in active labor. As the case progresses, learners must recognize that the patient is experiencing shoulder dystocia and is in active labor/imminent delivery. Following successful delivery, the infant will require basic assessment and care, and the mother will require care...
This scenario leads learners through an encounter with a patient in active labor. As the case progresses, learners must recognize that the patient is experiencing...
Case Information:
Bundles:
Learner Population: Nursing, Physician, Resident
Specialty: OB/GYN
Author: Air Methods
Language: English
Room size: 15x15
Setting: Hospital
Patient ect: Adult
Patient Gender: Female
Tags:
active delivery,
high-risk,
imminent delivery,
labor & delivery,
newborn,
ob/gyn,
postpartum hemorrhage,
shoulder dystocia,
Tracheostomy Complications
NYU Grossman School of MedicineIn this scenario, the patient is a 65-year-old man with prolonged recovery from ARDS due to pneumonia. He underwent percutaneous tracheostomy insertion 20 days ago and requires continued mechanical ventilatory support. The learner is called to the bedside by the MICU nurse due to bright red blood oozing from the...
In this scenario, the patient is a 65-year-old man with prolonged recovery from ARDS due to pneumonia. He underwent percutaneous tracheostomy insertion 20 days ago...
Case Information:
Bundles:
Learner Population: Advanced Practice Provider, Nursing, Resident
Specialty: Internal Medicine
Author: NYU Grossman School of Medicine
Language: English
Room size: 15x15
Setting: Hospital
Patient ect: Adult
Patient Gender: Male
Tags:
ards,
ENT consultation,
pneumonia,
TIF,
tracheostomy,
