NR 326 Case Study Analysis Attempt 3172972 - James Mason
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7200900951230015494009512300558800951230059690000Performance Overview for Celena Selby on case James Mason The following table summarizes your performance on each section of the case, whether you completed that section or not. Time spent: 1hr 11min 15sec Status: Submitted Case Section Status Your Score Time spent Performance Details Total Score 85% EHR MCQ Done 78% 1min 18sec 7 correct items, 2 missed, 0 incorrect History Done 97% 21min 57sec 117 questions asked, 32 correct, 1 missed relative to the case's list History MCQ Done 100% 41sec 4 correct items, 0 missed, 0 incorrect Physical Assessment Done 61% 14min 10sec 73 physical assessments performed, 6 correct, 3 partially correct, 1 missed relative to the case's list Physical Assessment MCQ Done 100% 12sec 3 correct items, 0 missed, 0 incorrect Analyze - characterize findings Done 100% 2min 48sec 16 correct items, 0 incorrect Analyze - identify client problems Done 100% 1min 59sec 16 correct items, 0 incorrect Analyze - prioritize client problems Done 100% 2min 34sec 2 correct items, 0 incorrect Actions - select actions Done 100% 4min 44sec 4 correct items, 0 missed, 0 extraneous Actions - prioritize STAT actions Done 2min 6sec (cumulative over priorities) 0 correct items, 0 missed Actions - prioritize Urgent/Now actions Done 0% 0 correct items, 4 missed Actions - prioritize Routine actions Done 0 correct items, 0 missed Nurse notes Done 2min 48sec 402 words long; the case's was 393 words Exercises Done 8min 20sec 0 of 0 correct (of scored items only) Attempt: 3172972Report generated on 6/15/2024, 12:25:08 PM America/New_York 5969000-266050History Notecard by Celena Selby on case James Mason Student did not enter any data. Attempt: 3172972Report generated on 6/15/2024, 12:25:08 PM America/New_York 5969000-266050Nurse Notes by Celena Selby on case James Mason Write your SBAR pertaining to your patient. Situation:Mason is a 21-year-old Caucasian male, in the emergency department due to paranoid behavior. James is known to the ED and behavioral health care team. Background:James was brought to the emergency department by mall security. It is reported that James accused a store owner of stealing his money. Jame
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