Anaphylaxis
The virtual patient develops anaphylaxis minutes after an intravenous antibiotic: stridor, wheeze, hypotension and a spreading rash. The learner must…
ExploreRecognition and management of anaphylaxis, urticaria and medication allergy on a virtual patient.
Allergic reactions range from a nuisance rash to a life-threatening emergency, and the nurse is usually the first to see the change. These three experiences train recognition and the correct response for anaphylaxis, urticaria and a medication allergy discovered during administration.
Training projects
3 experiences
The virtual patient develops anaphylaxis minutes after an intravenous antibiotic: stridor, wheeze, hypotension and a spreading rash. The learner must…
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The virtual patient presents with itchy, raised wheals after a new food or medication. The learner assesses the extent, checks for signs of airway…
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During medication administration the learner discovers a documented allergy that conflicts with the prescription, or the virtual patient reports a…
ExploreEvery scenario starts in guided mode: the virtual instructor narrates each step, highlights the equipment and corrects mistakes immediately, so learners build the sequence before they are assessed.
Unguided mode records every action, timing and error against a checklist that instructors can edit, and produces a score and an itemised report that exports to the LMS.
A dashboard shows class progress across all 54 nursing experiences, lets instructors mirror a headset to a screen for debriefing, and runs offline on the campus network in Arabic and English.
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