Sentinel Grace Huang Pediatric Complex Complete Case Answers, | 2026 Update | 100% Correct - Northern Kentucky University

Your performance has been mapped to the NONPF Nurse Practitioner Core Competencies. An overview of your strongest and weakest Core Behaviors has been included below, calculated from all completed patients within the simulation (up to 5). Top 3 Behaviors Demonstrating Competence 100% Collaborates in interprofessional teams discussions regarding ethical risks, benefits, and outcomes, as indicated. 100% Student expresses integration of physiologic, behavioral, social, and diagnostic data to justify clinical reasoning and decision making. 100% Distinguishes between normal, abnormal, developmental delay, and age related physiologic and behavioral changes. Top 3 Behaviors Needing Attention 40% Identifies evidenced based screening tests appropriate to patient demographics. 40% Applies biostatistical data to inform diagnostic decision making and interpretation. 40% Orders correct diagnostic and screening tests as indicated by clinical presentation. Alyssa Gilbert Northern Kentucky University Tuesday, September 2, 2025 Time Spent: 1 hr 33 mins 3 800 Country Club Road, P.O. Box 2540, Waterbury, CT 06723 | 1.800.749.2427 | SentinelU.com Patient: Ai Grace Huang The Activity Report contains details on the most recent attempt. A summary of previous attempts, if applicable, are provided in the report Overview section. Summary Section Points Vitals 1/1 Inquiry 1/1 Review of Systems (ROS) 2/2 Assessment 2/2 Diagnostics 5/5 Final Diagnosis 2/2 Plan of Care 5/5 Billing 2/2 Total 20/20 (100%) Completion of a brief survey is required to receive the CE Certificate. Your feedback is important for enhancing user experience and achievement of outcomes for future learners. To access, click on the "Survey and Certificate" button to the right of this prompt. EHR Vitals Points Knowledge Check: Which area of Information or Vital Signs is a TOP priority? 1/1 Temperature : Temperature is elevated, well above standardized norms; standardized range is 97.4 F (36.3 C) to 99.6 F (37.8 C) (American Academy of Pediatrics, 2023) Inquiry Knowledge Check: Which area of the Inquiry, excluding CC or HPI, is a TOP priority? 1/1 Past Medical History (PMH): Children with Down syndrome are at increased risk for infections because of immune problems; cardiac issues make the consequences of infections potentially more serious (Bull et al., 2022) Inquiry Transcript Category Question Response Learner SME (CC) What brings you in today? Mom: Ai has been crying like she is uncomfortable, and sometimes she pulls at her ears. (HPI) When did her symptoms start? Mom: I’d say two days ago. She hasn’t been sleeping well. Alyssa Gilbert Northern Kentucky University Tuesday, September 2, 2025 Time Spent: 1 hr 33 mins (HPI) Has she had had any cold like symptoms? Mom: Ai has had a runny nose and has been congested for about five days. The drainage has been yellow. Several of the other kids in her play group have had colds. (HPI) (PMH) Have you noticed if Ai has been pale or had blueness around her lips since she got sick? Mom: The cardiologist told me to watch for color changes around her mouth when she is very active, but I haven’t seen anything of note. Tell me about her medical history. Mom: Ai was diagnosed with Down syndrome at birth. At that time, they told me she has a heart murmur caused by a ventricular septal defect. I have this great app where I keep all of her medical information. Mom: No. The plan was to fix her VSD at six months, but she’s had one cold after another. At her nine (PSH) Does she have any surgical history? What medications, if any, both prescribed and over- Medications the-counter does she take? How long have she been taking them? months visit with the cardiologist, she said the hole was smaller. Then she said she would check again at 12 months to see if it gets any smaller. We have that appointment early next week. Mom: She takes a liquid vitamin. I gave her infant acetaminophen about three hours ago.