Arizona College Patient Management & Delegation Master Report Updated
Arizona College Patient Management & Delegation
Master Report Updated
Patient Management & Delegation: Master Report
Level # Progress Time Level Acuity Scheduling/ Prioritization Level
Spent Attempts Delegation Score
Level 1 100% 12 mins 1 10/10 N/A N/A 10/10
Level 2 100% 9 mins 1 9.5/10 25/30 N/A 34.5/40
Level 3 100% 9 mins 1 9/10 20/30 N/A 29/40
Level 4 100% 13 mins 1 10/10 25/30 8/10 43/50
Level 5a 100% 13 mins 1 8.5/10 20/30 6/10 34.5/50
Level 5b 100% 7 mins 1 8.5/10 20/30 4/10 32.5/50
Level 5c 100% 8 mins 1 9/10 20/30 4/10 33/50
Complete 1 hr 11
Totals 64.5/70 130/180 22/40 216.5/290
d mins
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Patient Management & Delegation: Level 1 Report
Level # Progress Time Level Acuity Scheduling/ Prioritization Level
Spent Attempts Delegation Score
Level 1 100% 12 mins 1 10/10 N/A N/A 10/10
Badges Earned:
Acuity Master
Assign the correct acuity for all
patients on your first attempt.
Acuity:
Section Retries: 0 Progress: 100% Score: 10/10
Patient ID/Name Acuity Status Score Rationale
Assigned
vitals stable, low pain, adequate urine. awaiting D/C
Guidance: The patient reports throat pain 2/5, is afebrile, has adequate
Patient 1/ Joey Johnson Low Correct 1
urine output, and respiratory status indicates RR 20/min, breath sounds
clear and SpO2 at 99% on RA. He is waiting for discharge.
treatment for detox, requires frequent monitoring, unstable vials, contiue
close monitoring
Guidance: The patient is currently receiving treatment for detoxification
Patient 2/ Robbie Jameson High Correct 1
from heroin, has unstable vital signs and requires frequent monitoring.
Due to his recent stay at a detoxification unit, acute heroin overdose can
be life-threatening.
Arizona College Patient Management & Delegation Master Report Updated
,Arizona College Patient Management & Delegation Master Report Updated
Patient Management & Delegation: Level 1 Report (continued)
Patient ID/Name Acuity Status Score Rationale
Assigned
postpartum patient, nause vomiting, weight loss. WNL electrolytes and
good diet and awaiting D/C
Guidance: The patient is gravida 1, para 0, at 8 weeks' gestation with
Patient 3/ Emilee Andrews Low Correct 1 report of nausea and vomiting x 3 days, and 2.5 kg weight loss. The
patient's electrolytes are now WNL, she is tolerating a reg diet and is A&O
x3. She is waiting for discharge.
post op appendectomy, vs stable, not a lot of pain, d/c pt today or tmrw
Guidance: The patient is 16 hr post-op appendectomy, VS stable. Patient
Patient 4/ Angela Barnes Low Correct 1
reports good pain control and wound is clean, dry and intact. The
physician will discharge the patient today or tomorrow.
DKA=lifethreatening, Continous monitoring bc unstable cardiac,
repsiratoyr, and neuro status. needs interpretor
Guidance: The patient's laboratory findings indicate diabetic ketoacidosis
which is life-threatening. The patient requires continuous monitoring of
Patient 5/ Jose Sanchez High Correct 1
cardiac, respiratory, and neurological status. Frequent monitoring of BG
levels, ABGs and adjustments to IV fluids and medications. In addition,
the patient is non-English speaking and requires a trained interpreter for
communicating.
Cystitis, taking abx and IV fluids, close monitor continue tx
Guidance: The patient is currently taking ciprofloxacin and is receiving IV
Patient 6/ Beulah Roush Medium Correct 1 fluids.
Although cystitis is not life threatening, infectious cystitis can lead to life-
threatening complications, including pyelonephritis and sepsis.
paient neuro status ok, blackoout during football game, minor concussion
Patient 7/ James Rogers Low Correct 1 ? nero checks Q1. Awaiting D/C
Guidance: The patient brought to ED by high school football coach after
10 min black out following injury to head with ball. Patient now A & O x 3.
HF history and has acut exacerbation with fluid overload and impaired
respiratory status that is improving. continue tx/monitoring
Guidance: The patient has hx of HF and now has an acute exacerbation.
Patient 8/ Elizabeth Reynolds Medium Correct 1
Her assessment findings indicate that her fluid overload is resolving and
her respiratory status is improving. She still requires frequent monitoring
and education to maintain fluid restriction.
Arizona College Patient Management & Delegation Master Report Updated
, Arizona College Patient Management & Delegation Master Report Updated
Patient Management & Delegation: Level 1 Report (continued)
Patient ID/Name Acuity Status Score Rationale
Assigned
Acut MI and getting CABG sx, potentially lifethreatening issues
Guidance: The patient experienced an acute MI and is now awaiting
Patient 9/ Steve Buchner High Correct 1 surgery for a CABG. The patient requires continuous monitoring of
nitroglycerin infusion, cardiac and respiratory status. The patient's
assessment indicates potential for life-threatening outcome.
post op hip sx, some pain, nausea, drowsiness. frequent monitroing d/t
beign 12 hrs post op
Guidance: The patient is post-op hip arthroplasty x 12 hr. Reports
Patient 10/ Frank Smith Medium Correct 1
moderate pain relief, nausea, and is drowsy. Requires frequent monitoring
for pain, bleeding at surgical site, and assistance with transferring and
ambulation. Also, high fall risk d/t pain, fatigue and altered mobility.
Arizona College Patient Management & Delegation Master Report Updated
Arizona College Patient Management & Delegation
Master Report Updated
Patient Management & Delegation: Master Report
Level # Progress Time Level Acuity Scheduling/ Prioritization Level
Spent Attempts Delegation Score
Level 1 100% 12 mins 1 10/10 N/A N/A 10/10
Level 2 100% 9 mins 1 9.5/10 25/30 N/A 34.5/40
Level 3 100% 9 mins 1 9/10 20/30 N/A 29/40
Level 4 100% 13 mins 1 10/10 25/30 8/10 43/50
Level 5a 100% 13 mins 1 8.5/10 20/30 6/10 34.5/50
Level 5b 100% 7 mins 1 8.5/10 20/30 4/10 32.5/50
Level 5c 100% 8 mins 1 9/10 20/30 4/10 33/50
Complete 1 hr 11
Totals 64.5/70 130/180 22/40 216.5/290
d mins
This virtual simulation comes with our EMPOWER® Debrief Model, a PDF file that opens in a new
browser tab. Responses can be entered directly into the PDF form and saved to your computer. To
access, click on the "EMPOWER® Debrief" button to the right of this prompt.
Please provide some product feedback by clicking the survey button to the right of this prompt. Your
feedback is important for enhancing user experience and the achievement of outcomes for future
learners.
Arizona College Patient Management & Delegation Master Report Updated
,Arizona College Patient Management & Delegation Master Report Updated
Patient Management & Delegation: Level 1 Report
Level # Progress Time Level Acuity Scheduling/ Prioritization Level
Spent Attempts Delegation Score
Level 1 100% 12 mins 1 10/10 N/A N/A 10/10
Badges Earned:
Acuity Master
Assign the correct acuity for all
patients on your first attempt.
Acuity:
Section Retries: 0 Progress: 100% Score: 10/10
Patient ID/Name Acuity Status Score Rationale
Assigned
vitals stable, low pain, adequate urine. awaiting D/C
Guidance: The patient reports throat pain 2/5, is afebrile, has adequate
Patient 1/ Joey Johnson Low Correct 1
urine output, and respiratory status indicates RR 20/min, breath sounds
clear and SpO2 at 99% on RA. He is waiting for discharge.
treatment for detox, requires frequent monitoring, unstable vials, contiue
close monitoring
Guidance: The patient is currently receiving treatment for detoxification
Patient 2/ Robbie Jameson High Correct 1
from heroin, has unstable vital signs and requires frequent monitoring.
Due to his recent stay at a detoxification unit, acute heroin overdose can
be life-threatening.
Arizona College Patient Management & Delegation Master Report Updated
,Arizona College Patient Management & Delegation Master Report Updated
Patient Management & Delegation: Level 1 Report (continued)
Patient ID/Name Acuity Status Score Rationale
Assigned
postpartum patient, nause vomiting, weight loss. WNL electrolytes and
good diet and awaiting D/C
Guidance: The patient is gravida 1, para 0, at 8 weeks' gestation with
Patient 3/ Emilee Andrews Low Correct 1 report of nausea and vomiting x 3 days, and 2.5 kg weight loss. The
patient's electrolytes are now WNL, she is tolerating a reg diet and is A&O
x3. She is waiting for discharge.
post op appendectomy, vs stable, not a lot of pain, d/c pt today or tmrw
Guidance: The patient is 16 hr post-op appendectomy, VS stable. Patient
Patient 4/ Angela Barnes Low Correct 1
reports good pain control and wound is clean, dry and intact. The
physician will discharge the patient today or tomorrow.
DKA=lifethreatening, Continous monitoring bc unstable cardiac,
repsiratoyr, and neuro status. needs interpretor
Guidance: The patient's laboratory findings indicate diabetic ketoacidosis
which is life-threatening. The patient requires continuous monitoring of
Patient 5/ Jose Sanchez High Correct 1
cardiac, respiratory, and neurological status. Frequent monitoring of BG
levels, ABGs and adjustments to IV fluids and medications. In addition,
the patient is non-English speaking and requires a trained interpreter for
communicating.
Cystitis, taking abx and IV fluids, close monitor continue tx
Guidance: The patient is currently taking ciprofloxacin and is receiving IV
Patient 6/ Beulah Roush Medium Correct 1 fluids.
Although cystitis is not life threatening, infectious cystitis can lead to life-
threatening complications, including pyelonephritis and sepsis.
paient neuro status ok, blackoout during football game, minor concussion
Patient 7/ James Rogers Low Correct 1 ? nero checks Q1. Awaiting D/C
Guidance: The patient brought to ED by high school football coach after
10 min black out following injury to head with ball. Patient now A & O x 3.
HF history and has acut exacerbation with fluid overload and impaired
respiratory status that is improving. continue tx/monitoring
Guidance: The patient has hx of HF and now has an acute exacerbation.
Patient 8/ Elizabeth Reynolds Medium Correct 1
Her assessment findings indicate that her fluid overload is resolving and
her respiratory status is improving. She still requires frequent monitoring
and education to maintain fluid restriction.
Arizona College Patient Management & Delegation Master Report Updated
, Arizona College Patient Management & Delegation Master Report Updated
Patient Management & Delegation: Level 1 Report (continued)
Patient ID/Name Acuity Status Score Rationale
Assigned
Acut MI and getting CABG sx, potentially lifethreatening issues
Guidance: The patient experienced an acute MI and is now awaiting
Patient 9/ Steve Buchner High Correct 1 surgery for a CABG. The patient requires continuous monitoring of
nitroglycerin infusion, cardiac and respiratory status. The patient's
assessment indicates potential for life-threatening outcome.
post op hip sx, some pain, nausea, drowsiness. frequent monitroing d/t
beign 12 hrs post op
Guidance: The patient is post-op hip arthroplasty x 12 hr. Reports
Patient 10/ Frank Smith Medium Correct 1
moderate pain relief, nausea, and is drowsy. Requires frequent monitoring
for pain, bleeding at surgical site, and assistance with transferring and
ambulation. Also, high fall risk d/t pain, fatigue and altered mobility.
Arizona College Patient Management & Delegation Master Report Updated
