Obstetrics SBAR Practice — Intermediate
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 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 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.
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