Critical Care / ICU SBAR Practice — Intermediate
ICU handoffs — septic shock, ventilated patients, cardiac arrest post-ROSC, DKA, and titrated drips. High-density data, hemodynamics, drip rates, vent settings, and the safety-critical numbers you cannot bury.
What intermediate means here
Two or three competing concerns, subtle trend changes, and the need to prioritize what to say first. Right for late-program students and new-grad orientation.
Your job in the call: Sort what matters now from what matters next. Lead with the safety issue; keep the background tight.
Example ICU scenarios you'll practice
- Septic shock day 2 on norepinephrine, MAP holding at 62
- Intubated pneumonia patient with a new drop in SpO2 during turning
- DKA on insulin drip with K+ trending down
Sample scenario data
This is representative of what the AI generates. Real scenarios vary every session.
62F, septic shock 2/2 UTI, ICU day 2. Vent SIMV 400/16/5/40%, ABG 7.32/38/78/19. HR 108 SR, BP 92/54 MAP 66 on norepinephrine 0.08 mcg/kg/min (weaning). Lactate 2.4 down from 4.1. Cefepime + vancomycin dosed. UOP 25 mL/h last 2 h (down from 45). Foley in place. Sedated on propofol 20 mcg/kg/min, RASS -2. K+ 3.4, replacing.
Practice a fresh ICU intermediate scenario now
Free account. AI generates a new patient every time. Get scored on all six I-SBARR elements with a focus-area note.