NR305 Week 2 iHuman: Shane Peterson

NR305 Week 2 iHuman: Shane Peterson

Case Instructions

Case Play Instructions

Refer to the assignment directions in Canvas for additional information.

Click on the “Help and Resources” tab within the case for additional tips and tricks on how to navigate and play the case.

Review the electronic health record (EHR)

• Click on each EHR tab to review the different components of the EHR (admission note, orders, nursing notes, etc.).
• Document your “findings” (example: diagnosis or other relevant history or physical findings from the healthcare provider [HCP] or nurse notes) on the findings list on the right. This findings list will be used to help you answer the multiple-choice question in the next section.
• Click “Proceed” to proceed to the multiple-choice questions (MCQ) section.
• Select those findings from your list from the MCQ list.
• Click “Proceed” to lock in your answers and compare them to the findings identified by the case author.
• Compare your answers with those of the case author. You may go back to the EHR to review any sections.
• Click “Proceed” to access the embedded questions.

Conduct your patient history assessment.

• Introduce yourself and then consider what questions are relevant to ask this patient, based on what is occurring. Remember to ask yourself what type of assessment is required: an admission/comprehensive assessment, a focused assessment, or a shift assessment.
• Remember, you are only allowed 120 questions. You must track the number of questions asked; the counter is above the question list

Doorway Information

Name: Shane Peterson.

DOB: June 8th.

Age: 15-years-old.

Gender: Male.

Primary care provider: Robert Jakes, MD.

MRN: 8533008.

Your patient today is Shane Peterson, a 15-year-old male. Shane has come to the clinic today for his annual physical (blood work was drawn three days ago). Shane will be entering high school this fall as a freshman, where he will participate in track and field and swimming. Shane and his family have recently moved to this town from across the country due to Shane’s father being transferred for his job. This is Shane’s first visit to the clinic, and he is accompanied by his father,

Frank.

Once you have reviewed the electronic health record, you will need to perform a full comprehensive assessment, including a history and physical.

After ending the iHuman simulation, proceed to Canvas to complete the Human Virtual Patient Encounter

Worksheet Template. This template contains your SBAR nursing note……………………….purchase this entire iHuman at $25 only