Obstetrics SBAR Practice — Advanced
Labor & delivery and postpartum handoffs — preeclampsia, postpartum hemorrhage, non-reassuring fetal tracings, cesarean recovery. Two-patient thinking, fundal checks, mag drips, and neonatal transitions.
What advanced means here
Complex comorbidities, trending-unstable vitals, and multiple safety flags. Meant for senior students, new grads on step-down, and anyone prepping for a rapid response.
Your job in the call: Frame the escalation. Give the receiver the numbers they need to act, propose the specific intervention, and read back the order.
Example OB scenarios you'll practice
- G2P1 at 38w with a new severe headache and BP 168/104
- Postpartum day 0 with a boggy fundus and heavier-than-expected lochia
- Laboring patient with recurrent late decelerations on the fetal monitor
Sample scenario data
This is representative of what the AI generates. Real scenarios vary every session.
28F G2P1 at 38+2 wks, admitted for BP monitoring. Vitals: BP 168/104, HR 88, RR 18, SpO2 98% RA, T 37.0 C. Reports frontal headache 6/10 and 'spots' in vision for 1 h. DTRs 3+ bilaterally, 1+ pedal edema. Urine dip: 2+ protein. Fetal HR baseline 145, moderate variability, no decels. No mag started. OB aware, in clinic.
Practice a fresh OB advanced scenario now
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