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A nurse at a patient's bedside, reviewing observations before deciding what to do.

Fictional scenario

Under clinical SME review

Not clinical guidance

Illustrative Decision Round — post-operative patient observation.

Three decisions, about five minutes. A fictional patient's condition gradually changes; your choices shape what happens next, followed by a structured debrief. Nothing you choose is stored.

Mr. Rao (fictional) · 58 years · post-operative day 1 · surgical wardDecision 1 of 3
18:40Evening round
Heart rate
96 /min
Blood pressure
128/78
Resp. rate
18 /min
SpO₂
96% room air
Temperature
37.1 °C

Fictional observations for illustration only.

You are on an evening ward round. Mr. Rao is 18 hours after surgery. He greets you pleasantly and says he feels “fine — just tired.” His observations were taken 40 minutes ago. Each value sits towards the upper edge of his usual range.

What do you do first?

Illustrative and unreviewed. The scenario, response options, consequences and debrief are draft educational material adapted from an internal prototype. They require approval by qualified nursing SMEs before public use.

No single right answer for every setting. Appropriate responses depend on the care setting, local protocols and the learner's scope of practice.

No data, no score. All state stays in your browser and is cleared when you leave. This demonstration does not assess competence or calculate a NurseEQ™ Score.

Beyond one decision

See the full NurseEQ experience.

A guided demonstration of Situation Rooms, Decision Rounds, structured debriefs and the Readiness Profile for your faculty.