Sergey Bystrov
American Sentinel University
Tuesday, September 22, 2026
Time Spent: 39 mins
ADVANCED PRACTICE SERIES®
Activity Report: Gerontology
Overview
Score
Patient Attempts Progress Time Per Attempt Last Activity Score
Lynn Franciscus #1 100% 31 mins 9/22/26 7:42 15/20 (75%)
#2 100% 8 mins 9/22/26 7:50 20/20 (100%)
Final 20/20 (100%)
Notes
Patient Notes
Lynn Franciscus
800 Country Club Road, P.O. Box 2540, Waterbury, CT 06723 | 1.800.749.2427 | SentinelU.com 1
, Sergey Bystrov
American Sentinel University
Tuesday, September 22, 2026
Time Spent: 39 mins
NONPF Core Behaviors
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
Initiates referrals for specialty care to the appropriate interprofessional team member when the level of
100% care requires transition, patient is refractory to interventions, or patient needs are out of scope of
practice.
100% Analyses pharmacological interventions for adverse, contraindicated, and synergistic effects.
Applies a person-centered care approach with shared decision making to set short and long term goals for
100%
health promoting behaviors and lifestyle choices.
Top 3 Behaviors Needing Attention
40.0% Applies biostatistical data to inform diagnostic decision making and interpretation.
40.0% Applies pre-test probability, sensitivity, specificity to interpretation of diagnostic results.
40.0% Identifies evidenced based screening tests appropriate to patient demographics.
NONPF Subcompetencies
Code Subcompetency Score
1.2 Apply theory and research-based knowledge from nursing, the arts, humanities, and other sciences. 85%
1.2l Translate science-based theories and concepts to guide one’s overall NP practice. 70%
1.2m Employ ethical decision making to manage and evaluate patient care and population health. 100%
1.3 Demonstrate clinical judgment founded on a broad knowledge base. 84%
Demonstrate clinical judgment using a systematic approach to inform, improve, and advance NP practice
1.3f 70%
processes and outcomes.
800 Country Club Road, P.O. Box 2540, Waterbury, CT 06723 | 1.800.749.2427 | SentinelU.com 2
American Sentinel University
Tuesday, September 22, 2026
Time Spent: 39 mins
ADVANCED PRACTICE SERIES®
Activity Report: Gerontology
Overview
Score
Patient Attempts Progress Time Per Attempt Last Activity Score
Lynn Franciscus #1 100% 31 mins 9/22/26 7:42 15/20 (75%)
#2 100% 8 mins 9/22/26 7:50 20/20 (100%)
Final 20/20 (100%)
Notes
Patient Notes
Lynn Franciscus
800 Country Club Road, P.O. Box 2540, Waterbury, CT 06723 | 1.800.749.2427 | SentinelU.com 1
, Sergey Bystrov
American Sentinel University
Tuesday, September 22, 2026
Time Spent: 39 mins
NONPF Core Behaviors
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
Initiates referrals for specialty care to the appropriate interprofessional team member when the level of
100% care requires transition, patient is refractory to interventions, or patient needs are out of scope of
practice.
100% Analyses pharmacological interventions for adverse, contraindicated, and synergistic effects.
Applies a person-centered care approach with shared decision making to set short and long term goals for
100%
health promoting behaviors and lifestyle choices.
Top 3 Behaviors Needing Attention
40.0% Applies biostatistical data to inform diagnostic decision making and interpretation.
40.0% Applies pre-test probability, sensitivity, specificity to interpretation of diagnostic results.
40.0% Identifies evidenced based screening tests appropriate to patient demographics.
NONPF Subcompetencies
Code Subcompetency Score
1.2 Apply theory and research-based knowledge from nursing, the arts, humanities, and other sciences. 85%
1.2l Translate science-based theories and concepts to guide one’s overall NP practice. 70%
1.2m Employ ethical decision making to manage and evaluate patient care and population health. 100%
1.3 Demonstrate clinical judgment founded on a broad knowledge base. 84%
Demonstrate clinical judgment using a systematic approach to inform, improve, and advance NP practice
1.3f 70%
processes and outcomes.
800 Country Club Road, P.O. Box 2540, Waterbury, CT 06723 | 1.800.749.2427 | SentinelU.com 2
