Onboard Virtual Patients in your Health Career Pathways
Introduce Virtual Patient Simulation. Allow basic medical knowledge application and promote teamwork.
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Introduce healthcare concepts
In a gaming-like environment, students and educators will find the perfect setting to apply medical terminology, interpretation of vital signs, critical thinking, and problem-solving.
Develop teamwork training abilities
Explore the roles and responsibilities of different healthcare professionals. Foster interdisciplinary training by challenging students to work as a team and solve a clinical scenario together.
Smoother transition into the community
The sooner students are exposed to simulation, the better. Train them to identify and manage common emergencies, building a strong foundation for their future studies and health careers.
Clinical cases for High School and CTE
Suitable for Career & Technical Education Programs (CTE), Health Vocational Programs and High School students
C25 - Fundamentals for Future Healthcare Professions I
Recommend for: CTE
Complexity: Low
Pneumonia with dry cough, fever, and chest pain
Compromised cardiac output
Mildly persistent asthma
Endocarditis and mitral stenosis
Fractured neck of femur due to osteoporosis
Persistent high blood pressure
Metastatic breast cancer patient with unretracking pain
Respiratory distress in male with ten years of COPD
Congestive heart failure
Speech impairment and difficulty in moving right arm due to ischemic stroke
C29 - Fundamentals for Future Healthcare Professions II
Recommend for: CTE
Complexity: Low
Pneumonia with shortness of breath and fever with expectoration
Dementia and urinary retention
Acute cholecystitis with abdominal pain, fever, and vomiting
Hypovolemic shock with a bleeding wound and a right thigh open fracture
Hypoglycemia and unconscious
Opioid Intoxication
Hypertensive crisis
Abdominal pain due to pregnancy
Seizure of unknown origin
Flu OR COVID-19
C45 - Basic approach to trauma patients
Recommend for: CTE
Complexity: Low
Head hemorrhagic wound
Hypovolemic shock with a bleeding wound and a right thigh open fracture
Head trauma with severe brain injury
Gunshot wound
Neck injury
Forehead wound and hypoglycemia
Ankle fracture
Left arm injury with active bleeding
Head hemorrhagic wound and abrasion
Cleaning and disinfection of a hemorrhagic wound in the forehead
C46 - A glimpse into a Medical pathway
Recommend for: CTE
Complexity: Low
ST elevation myocardial infarction with precordial pain
Short-term ischemic embolic stroke
Septic shock due to kidney stones
Anaphylactic shock with pruritus, rash, and dyspnea
Coma due to severe hypoglycemia with type 2 diabetes
Peripheral vertigo with nausea and vomiting
Acute pancreatitis with shock
Community-acquired pneumonia with septic shock
Compromised airway clearance – noninvasive ventilation patient
Tricyclic antidepressant intoxication
C47 - A glimpse into a Nursing pathway
Recommend for: CTE
Complexity: Low
Impaired airway clearance with tracheostomy tube
Atrial fibrillation and complete left bundle branch block
Compromised consciousness in patient with hemorrhagic stroke
Dehydration due to vomiting and diarrhea
Bladder globe
Schizophrenia and agitation
Urinary infection and fever
Grade 3 pressure ulcer
Grade 2 pressure ulcer
Early repolarization
C48 - A glimpse into an EMS pathway
Recommend for: CTE
Complexity: Low
Asthma attack
Bradycardia and atrial fibrillation
Opioid Intoxication
Peanuts allergy with anaphylaxis shock
Left hypertensive pneumothorax
Right ischemic stroke in patient with hypertension
Abdominal pain due to pregnancy
Unconscious due to hypoglycemia
Severe dehydration
Sickle cell disease
C49 - Introduction to Respiratory Care
Recommend for: CTE
Complexity: Low
Pneumonia with fluids in the respiratory tract
Pulmonary edema
Ineffective cough and orthopnea
Shortness of breath and fever without expectoration due to pneumonia
Expectoration and fever due to pneumonia
Fever and hypoxia due to pneumonia
Severe asthma exacerbation with dyspnea and fever
Hypoxia in hypercapnic patient with COPD Group C
Compromised airway clearance in COPD group D patient
Ineffective airway clearance in patient with COPD Group D
C50 - Heart Challenge
Recommend for: CTE
Complexity: Low
Congestive heart failure
Hypovolemic Shock
Supraventricular tachycardia
Non-ST elevation myocardial infarction
STEMI with chest pain and tightness
Early repolarization
Fatigue and edema of the lower limbs due to atrial fibrillation
First-degree heart block
Respiratory sinus arrhythmia
Misperformance of a 12-lead ECG due to electrode swapping
C51 - First aid I
Recommend for: CTE
Complexity: Low
Hypoglycemia while tutoring the student
Seizure
Short-term left ischemic embolic stroke
Confused with head hematoma
Possible acute coronary syndrome
Anaphylactic shock due to nut allergy
Right ankle sprain
Food poisoning with vomiting and dehydration
Right knee sprain
First-degree burn
C52 - First aid II
Recommend for: CTE
Complexity: Low
Anaphylactic reaction due to a wasp sting
Cardiac arrest
Asthma crisis
Recovery position due to drug intoxication
Open fracture on the leg and wound on his forehead
Injured by chainsaw with open wound in the left arm
Airway obstruction
Open wound in the chest
Right knee injury
Eye injury
C71 - Sports Medicine
Recommend for: High School
Complexity: Medium
Cardiac arrest on the pitch
Ventricular fibrillation on the pitch
Head trauma with a hemorrhagic wound
Head trauma with concussion and anisocoria
Ankle sprain
Neck injury
Convulsions at a basketball game
Clavicle fracture at a basketball game
Left ribs fracture after 2 players collided
Torn the anterior cruciate ligament
Scenarios are organised by thematic content packages with low, medium or high complexity
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