Case studies

337 unfolding cases. Each is one client and 6 questions, with the client record open beside every one, following the clinical judgment model from noticing a cue to judging whether what you did worked. Nothing is graded until you submit the whole case, like the real exam. The first case is a free sample; the rest open with full access.

Management of Care36 cases

An advance directive and a family that disagrees6 questions · full access A deteriorating client and a chain of command6 questions · full access The tablet that belonged to the next bed6 questions · full access Medically fit, and three flights from safe6 questions · full access A camera test she never booked6 questions · full access Four clients, three people, one shift6 questions · full access The teacher everyone in town knows6 questions · full access The granddaughter who offered to translate6 questions · full access He wanted his shoes and a payment plan6 questions · full access The usual, forty, and four of morphine6 questions · full access Two minutes of telephone and a glass of water6 questions · full access The son who was not the surrogate6 questions · full access Thirty casualties in eight minutes6 questions · full access The sixteen-year-old who signed for herself6 questions · full access The counts always balanced6 questions · full access Four calls in ten minutes6 questions · full access The count that was crossed out6 questions · full access Eleven medicines and no transport6 questions · full access His heart was still beating6 questions · full access The signature and what it means6 questions · full access Sent to a unit she does not know6 questions · full access Who the client needs next6 questions · full access The order behind the restraint6 questions · full access A final year and four requests6 questions · full access Going home to feed the dog6 questions · full access Sixteen falls after ten at night6 questions · full access One line through an error6 questions · full access Twenty-two days and no benefit6 questions · full access Eleven interruptions in one round6 questions · full access Report given in the corridor6 questions · full access Four things she was asked to do6 questions · full access Two plans in one chart6 questions · full access The house she has always lived in6 questions · full access Two beds and four waiting6 questions · full access Six pounds on a screen6 questions · full access She has raised it twice before6 questions · full access

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