The scenarios that are listed have either been Tested, Validated and/or Written. The scenarios listed under Tested are available scenarios. Those listed under Validated are ready for testing. We are always looking for volunteers to validate and test. If you are interested or wish to receive any of our validated scenarios, please send your request to Judy at aa@cinhc.org.
Tested – Available Scenarios
Adult Asthma
Adult Critical Care – Acute Respiratory Failure Scenario
ACS-A-CP
ACS-B-vtach less K+
ACS-C-prep heart cath
ACS-D meds to PO discharge Inst.
Adult Med-Surg – Community Acquired Pneumonia (ver. 1 – 3)
Adult Med-Surg - General Safety
Adult Med-Surg - Pneumonia-correct use of PPE
Adult Med-Surg - Skin Assessment
Adult Med-Surg: Unexpected GI Bleed in a Post. Op. Pt
Blood Transfusion Reaction: Anaphylaxis
Bronchiolitis r/t RSV in a 4 month old infant
CHF/Pulmonary Edema
Ethical Scenario
Foreign Body Airway Obstruction
Inferior Wall MI – Full Code
Malignant Hyperthermia during ORIF left ankle
Management of Hypoglycemic Reaction
Maternity Decreased fetal Movement
Pediatric Appendectomy
Pediatric Cerebral Palsy, Seizure Disorder, Post –Op (DOS) Bilateral Heel Cord
Pediatrics – Dehydration in a 4 month old
Pediatrics – Dehydration in a 10th month old
Post-Operative appendectomy – 5 year old child
Post-Operative Assessment
Post-Operative Assessment – Scen 2
Post partum Hemorrhage
Shoulder Dystocia
Smoke Inhalation- New Onset Chest Pain
Well Baby Visit – 15 mo. Old
Validated - Ready for Testing
Adult Critical Care: Basic Hemodynamics Scenario-Heart
Adult Critical Care: Cardiogenic Shock
Adult Critical Care: Gastrointestinal Bleeding –Hypovolemic
Adult Critical Care: Septic Shock
Adult Med-Surg: Post Operative Respiratory Depression
Care of the Postoperative Total Hip Replacement Patient
Chest Pain Management –Medical Surgical/Telemetry unit
Code Blue on Med-Surg/Tele Unit
Congestive Heart Failure with Fluid Overload
CVA: Brain Attack in the Adult Medical Patient
Eclamptic Seizure
Hypertension Management of Intra Op Pulmonary Embolism during total Hip Surgery
Management of Intra Op Pulmonary Embolism during total Hip Surgery
Pediatrics – Respiratory distress in a Infant with RSV bronchiolitis
Pain Assessment: Chronic Versus Acute
Prolapsed Umbilical Cord
Pulseless V Tach
Symptomatic Bradycardia
Well Baby -6 month
rev 05/10
A limit of 2 scenarios for out of state requests.