Health Assessment · Module 3 · Communication, documentation and handoff
Communication and Handoff Lab
Move vital signs and watch a call-now decision and an SBAR call build themselves, practice with unlimited questions at three levels, race the clock sorting SBAR, I-PASS and delegation cards, and reason through bedside scenarios with fictional patients. Nothing here is graded.
Part 1: Escalation Simulator
Teaching modelA fictional adult, Mrs. Ruiz, whose usual systolic pressure is 150. The thresholds are common adult call-now defaults; real units set their own criteria. Move the controls and watch each gauge, the decision and the SBAR call update.
Current values and their status
Measure
Value
Status
Part 2: Practice Trainer
The map lights the skill this question practices. Level 1 checks recall, level 2 applies it, level 3 asks for judgment between good options.
Part 3: Beat the Clock
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Your job
Drag a card onto a box, or tap a card and then tap the box's name. Cards are buttons, so Tab and Enter work too. Beat your best time with no mistakes for three stars.
Part 4: In Real Life
Fictional patients and simplified findings. For learning only.
Wrong picks are fine here. Each one tells you why.