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, BSN 346 SHADOW HEALTH | ARUN AND MR.PATEL | PRIORITIZATION
AND INTRODUCTION TO LEADERSHIP & TRANSCRIPT | SCORE 98.3% |
NEW UPDATE 2026
Assignment Overview
The assignment simulates a leadership scenario where you, as the
nurse, must:
Receive a bedside shift report using the SBAR format.
Prioritize care between two patients, Mr. Patel and Mr. Haddad.
Complete a focused assessment for Mr. Patel.
Delegate appropriate tasks to team members.
Communicate with a provider using SBAR.
🩺 Patient Profiles
Arun Patel: A 38-year-old Indian American male with a history of
Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus and Hypertension. He is admitted for
severe gastroenteritis, leading to dehydration and hyperglycemia.
He is the priority patient due to his unstable blood glucose and fluid
volume deficit.
Omar Haddad: A 38-year-old generally healthy man admitted for a
renal calculus (kidney stone). He is scheduled for a shock wave
lithotripsy later today and needs to remain NPO.
Section 1: Prioritization and Clinical Judgment
1. Who is the priority patient in this scenario?
,
, BSN 346 SHADOW HEALTH | ARUN AND MR.PATEL | PRIORITIZATION
AND INTRODUCTION TO LEADERSHIP & TRANSCRIPT | SCORE 98.3% |
NEW UPDATE 2026
Assignment Overview
The assignment simulates a leadership scenario where you, as the
nurse, must:
Receive a bedside shift report using the SBAR format.
Prioritize care between two patients, Mr. Patel and Mr. Haddad.
Complete a focused assessment for Mr. Patel.
Delegate appropriate tasks to team members.
Communicate with a provider using SBAR.
🩺 Patient Profiles
Arun Patel: A 38-year-old Indian American male with a history of
Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus and Hypertension. He is admitted for
severe gastroenteritis, leading to dehydration and hyperglycemia.
He is the priority patient due to his unstable blood glucose and fluid
volume deficit.
Omar Haddad: A 38-year-old generally healthy man admitted for a
renal calculus (kidney stone). He is scheduled for a shock wave
lithotripsy later today and needs to remain NPO.
Section 1: Prioritization and Clinical Judgment
1. Who is the priority patient in this scenario?
