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6 scenarios · About 75 minutes
Common Overnight Calls
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Scenarios
- 1Start scenario
A page about fever
Ask the nurse focused questions, review observations, and explain urgency and the next assessment step.
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- 2Start scenario
A patient’s pain is not controlled
Clarify whether pain is new, review risks and current treatment, and propose a reassessment plan.
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- 3Start scenario
An unexpected blood-pressure reading
Check symptoms and blood pressure trends, then explain when bedside assessment or senior help is needed.
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- 4Start scenario
Urine output has fallen
Clarify timing, observations, and chart information before explaining your immediate priorities.
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- 5Start scenario
A previously settled patient is now confused
Recognize a possible acute illness, clarify immediate safety, and arrange prompt assessment and support.
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- 6Start scenario
New chest discomfort interrupts a routine task
Prioritize the concern, arrange assessment and help, and give the caller a clear follow-up plan.
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About this course
What you’ll practice
- Clarify a page and decide which concerns need immediate assessment.
- Communicate an initial response with appropriate senior support.
- Specify monitoring, reassessment, and when the caller should contact you again.
Recommended preparation: Completed core clerkships; presentation, handoff, and escalation practice is recommended.