5)I auscultated lungs and heart sounds, but didn’t get credit for doing it. What am I doing wrong?
6)Is the Learning mode Bill Buxton, the same as the Test mode Bill Buxton?
7)How is my score calculated?
grade), and 3) problem statement or otherwise named, “exercises” (20% of overall grade).
The online platform matches
your actions against those required for the scenario.
The history is your interview of the patient determining the chief complaint, then gathering an HPI (history of present
illness), then the ROS (review of symptoms). Next, the physical exam score is tracking which assessments you do, and the
score is based on doing the correct assessments based on the information gathered in the history.
The 3
rd
score is where
you identify every problem the patient has that you gathered in the history and exam.
This can include pain, anxiety,
edema, and hypertension.
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