You choose, you live.
Word count: 1681
Choice count: 53
Section count: 34
Image count: 34
Error count: 10
Field Related Analysis:
Nursing : 34 matches (accident, ambulance, assessment, bipolar, body, breathing, compensation, dementia, depression, Doctor, drug, effects, Health, hospital, intensive care, medication, Monitor, monitoring, oxygen, pandemic, pneumonia, psychiatry, radiography, respiratory distress, respiratory, severe, stroke, suggestion, nursing, vital signs, wound, sick, pediatrics, patients)
Prehospital Emergency Care : 27 matches (accident, ambulance, breathing, Health, hospital, medication, oxygen, respiratory, stroke, emergency, paramedic, patient, depression, drug, emergency room, hemorrhage, intervention, ischemia, mask, oxygen mask, pneumonia, vital signs, assessment, doctor, monitoring, patients, wound)
Law/Paralegal-Technology : 19 matches (accident, act, Book, Child, compensation, condition, distress, drugs, fine, Information, intervention, minutes, misconduct, month, procedure, receiving, state, tenure, volunteer)
Target Structure:
compensation package (1 match)
dead-end job (1 match)
income (1 match)
internship (6 matches)
lack of (2 matches)
maddening (1 match)
misconduct (1 match)
put aside (1 match)
straight A's (1 match)
thoroughly (1 match)
time management (1 match)
You choose, you live.
Your new career.
Congratulations, you have just been graduated in nursing at Montmorency College. Now, you have to take a serious decision; either you start your dream job now, or you continue at university.
Choice 1 : Choose your job.
Choice 2 : Go to university.
Choose you job.
Now that you have graduated from college, you need to decide which department of which hospital you want to work in.
Choice 1 : Work in emergency at Sacré-Coeur hospital
Choice 2 : Work in pediatrics at Sainte-Justine hospital
Choice 3 : Work in cardiology at Saint-Luc hospital
The emergency department.
You get along very well with your colleagues. You really like working in the emergency room. Now there is an ambulance arriving with lots of casualties inside. A patient arrives accompanied by a paramedic. He was hit by an automobile and has a large wound in his head.
Choice 1 : Start cleaning his wound
Choice 2 : Request more details on how the event has occured.
Big mistake!
You took too much time to gather information from the patient, the patient died because of an internal hemorrhage, as you did not pay attention to his state of health.
Choice 1 : Start over !
Cleaning his wound.
While cleaning his wound, you realize that he is very pale, that he cannot stand on his own: he has dizziness.
Choice 1 : Ask the doctor for a radiography
Choice 2 : Continue cleaning his wound.
Radiography results.
Congratulations! The actions you have taken has saved the patient's life. The radiography showed a severe internal hemorrhage and a procedure has been started as soon as the results were out.
Choice 1 : Start over !
Big mistake!
You took too much time to clean the wound of the patient. The patient died because of an internal hemorrhage, as you did not pay attention to any symptoms he is presenting.
Choice 1 : Start over!
Working at the Pediatrics Department of Sainte-Justine Hospital.
Today is a beautiful sunny day, in the center of a pandemic, you receive a new patient, it's an 8-year-old boy having tested positive to COVID-19 and has to be given medicines because of his pneumonia. Since it's a very busy day, you want to be fast.
Choice 1 : Only wear a mask and gloves and finish the procedure in two minutes.
Choice 2 : Wear the entire protection tenure: gloves, mask, protection gown
Wear a mask and a pair of gloves.
Bad choice! It's been 3 days since you took care of the 8-year-old and you have been tested positive to COVID-19 this morning due to not wearing enough protection. You cannot work anymore, you are now on sick leave.
Choice 1 : Start Over !
Wear a full protection tenure.
You made the right decision since your health is very important. Now you give the medication to your patient, but his mother refuses since she thinks that the medication for people with COVID-19 will be addicted and have more side effects.
Choice 1 : Explain to the mother that the medication is not addictive and the importance of it
Choice 2 : Ignore to administer the drug because you do not have enough time to explain to his mother the importance of it
Best decision !
The mother understands the importance of medication better thanks to you and gives you permission to administer the medication.
Choice 1 : Start over !
Next day.
The next day, you take care of the same patient; the 8-year-old boy. However, today he does not seem to be going well. He has breathing difficulties due to the refusal of the medication.
Choice 1 : Ignore the mom and communicate directly with the doctor for the situation
Choice 2 : Try to explain to the mom the importance of medication
Wrong decision.
You lost too much time instead of acting quickly to restore the child's condition. The child has respiratory distress and is currently in intensive care.
Choice 1 : Start over !
Good decision.
The mother understands better the importance of medication thanks to your information and allows you to administer the drugs.
Choice 1 : Start a new life
The cardiology department.
You really like the cardiology department. Each day, you take care of several patients. Today you are receiving an emergency patient in your department. He must be monitored since he has had a transient ischemia accident. The patient seems to be fine. However, he claims to have vision problems and numbness on the left side of his body. You even realise that he can't make complete sentences.
Choice 1 : Immediately notify the doctor about new symptoms
Choice 2 : Continue to monitor patient's vital signs regularly
Communicate with the doctor.
The doctor is not currently responding. You must intervene quickly.
Choice 1 : Since the doctor is not responding, you decide to wait until he calls you back
Choice 2 : You decide to continue monitoring the patient's vital signs
Patient assessment.
You made a good decision to monitor the patient since he has symptoms of stroke. You must act quickly, either:
Choice 1 : Begin the procedure by installing first the oxygen mask to the patient
Choice 2 : You decide to call back the doctor to confirm your patient's symptoms
Big mistake !
You wasted a lot of time waiting for the doctor's call. Patient had a stroke and died due to lack of intervention.
Choice 1 : Start over
Good decision.
You made the right decision. Obviously, the patient had a stroke and you succeeded, with your colleagues, saving your patient's life.
Choice 1 : Start over
University.
You really like studying at university. This session, you start your first internship in Nursing program. You must decide to do your internship either:
Choice 1 : Volunteering abroad
Choice 2 : An internship at hospital in psychiatry
Volunteering abroad.
You have been doing your internship abroad in Kenya for 3 weeks. You spend great days evaluating patients even if it's really tough. You also got to know a nursing colleague with whom you get along very well. He suggests that you volunteer with him in another country to gain more experience abroad.
Choice 1 : Ignore his suggestion, go back to school when your internship ends
Choice 2 : Listen his suggestion. Continue your internship in another country with him.
Psychiatric department.
It's your first day at hospital in Psychiatric department. You have a patient who has dementia and bipolar disorder. You need to make a helping relationship with him since he refuses his medication. You go to his room and start talking. A few minutes later, he suddenly gets angry and screams at you. You decide to.
Choice 1 : You decide to leave the room to call another colleague
Choice 2 : You keep talking with the patient
University.
You returned to school after the end of your internship. You have a lot of lessons next session. Either you:
Choice 1 : Divide your session in half
Choice 2 : Continue your session full time
Nice decision.
You are proud of your decision. You spend a great session easily with having straight A's. You have the opportunity to work part-time which helps you to save money. You decide to.
Choice 1 : Wasting money to buy new clothes
Choice 2 : You decide to put aside your money for you future experiences.
Overwhelmed !
Your session was far too heavy for you. You have a lot of trouble in time management and your semester was thoroughly hard for you. You feel overwhelmed !
Choice 1 : Start over !
Bad decision !
You made a mistake by wasting all your money. You no longer have enough money and income to buy your textbook. You need to find a dead-end job for the weekend days to save money to buy your book.
Choice 1 : Start over !
Good decision.
You saved a lot of money. You miss your colleague from Kenya. You want to volunteer abroad with him to make new experiences.
Choice 1 : Ignore your wish. Continue to work even if you lack happiness.
Choice 2 : Call your colleague for a new volunteer experience
Overwhelmed !
You are overwhelmed because of your lack of happiness. Your maddening work at school has misconduct you and has caused you a depression.
Choice 1 : Start over
Decision.
You are having a new volunteer experience with your friend in Brazil. After a month in Brazil, your colleague offers you a night out. You accept and go with him. In the evening, he offers you to marry him. You are very shocked but happy at the same time. You decide to.
Choice 1 : Refuse his proposal, go back to school because you don't know him enough.
Choice 2 : You accept his proposal
Happy life.
You accept his proposal. You marry him and you decide to return to your country to finish university.
Choice 1 : Start over
Good decision !
You called your colleague, and together you managed to talk to the patient safely. He agrees to take his medication.
Choice 1 : Start over
You are talking with the patient.
Despite the patient's anger and the danger of the situation, you continue to speak with the patient. The patient gets angry and kicks you over and over. You are not able to shout since the door is closed. Either you.
Choice 1 : You do nothing because you think your patient's life is before yours
Choice 2 : You defend yourself without hurting the patient because your life matters first.
Wrong decision !
The patient hit you very badly. You have several fractures, so you can't work anymore. You go home while you heal. You survive thanks to your compensation package.
Choice 1 : Start over
Good decision !
You defended yourself by pushing the patient without hurting him and left the room to shout for help. You manage to calm the patient by administering their medication.
Choice 1 : Start over
