Medical-Surgical SBAR Practice — Intermediate
Adult inpatient handoffs — post-op recovery, exacerbations of chronic disease (CHF, COPD, DM), pain and wound management. The bread-and-butter SBAR practice for nursing school and new-grad orientation.
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 Med-Surg scenarios you'll practice
- Post-op day 1 after abdominal surgery with rising pain scores
- CHF exacerbation with new weight gain and crackles
- Diabetic patient with an unexplained morning blood sugar drop
Sample scenario data
This is representative of what the AI generates. Real scenarios vary every session.
72M, POD1 open cholecystectomy. Vitals: BP 148/86, HR 102, RR 22, SpO2 93% on RA, T 38.1 C. Pain 7/10 at incision. Reports 'winded' when walking to the bathroom. Ins/Outs: +600 mL over 12 h. Incision clean, dressing dry. Last opioid dose 4 h ago. No BM since surgery. Ambulated ×1 with PT.
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