Acute Care Time Challenge: Sepsis, Stroke, STEMI

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Froggy Jumps Acute Care Time Challenge: Sepsis, Stroke, STEMIOnline version 15-min multiplayer care game by Kredlen 1 In sepsis, what is the primary time goal for antibiotic administration after recognition? a Within 1 hour of presentation b Within 3 hours c Within 4 hours 2 What initial fluid strategy is commonly used for suspected septic shock? a Liberal IV crystalloids (e.g., 30 mL/kg, at least 250mL/hr) b Albumin bolus only c No fluids 3 Which NEWS score requires a documented sepsis screening? a 5-6 b >=7 c 0-4 4 Stroke protocol aims to achieve door-to-needle time for Tenecteplase within: a 30 minutes b 60 minutes c 120 minutes 5 For eligible ischemic stroke, what is a key treatment window for thrombolysis? a Within 24 hours b Within 4.5 hours of onset c Within 1 hour 6 In STEMI, the target door-to-balloon time is: a 120 minutes b 60 minutes c 90 minutes 7 Which diagnostic action is critical before STEMI reperfusion therapy? a CT angiography b Electrocardiogram (ECG) c Chest X-ray 8 When suspecting sepsis, which lab result guides severity and prognosis? a Troponin b Lactate level c Creatinine kinase 9 Initial BP management in acute stroke aims to: a Lower BP below 100/60 b Normalize BP to 120/80 immediately c Maintain perfusion without excessive rise 10 What is a shared goal of all three conditions in this game? a Avoid imaging studies b Minimize time to decisive treatment c Maximize antibiotic duration 11 What does BEFAST stand for in stroke recognition, and what do LKW values mean? a Breathing, Eyes, Face, Arms, Speech, Time; Last Known Week b Balance, Eyes, Feet, Arms, Speech, Time; Lost Known Wonder c Balance, Eyes, Face, Arms, Speech, Time; Last Known Well 12 What does VAN in stroke triage stand for? a Vision, Amnesia, Neglect b Vascular, Apathy, Neglect c Vision, Aphasia, Neglect 13 List the first 10 minutes of a stroke response sequence. a Identify symptoms, give aspirin, obtain MRI, notify family, check blood pressure, start IV b Identify symptoms, determine LKW, call stroke alert, check sugar, obtain labs, call NTSP, go to CT c Check sugars, wait for ambulance, do CT, start rehab 14 How are sepsis, severe sepsis, and septic shock defined in general terms? a Sepsis: antibiotic allergy; Severe sepsis: dehydration; Septic shock: normal blood pressure b Sepsis: mild infection; Severe sepsis: fever; Septic shock: hypervolemia c Sepsis: infection w/ SIRS; Severe sepsis: sepsis w/ organ dysfunction; Septic shock: hypovolemia 15 Give an example of organ dysfunction that may indicate severe sepsis. a Mild cough without fever b Localized skin infection c Acute kidney injury with rising creatinine 16 What is typically included in a complete sepsis bundle? a Early antibiotics, IV fluids, blood cultures, lactate, source control b Only antibiotics if fever > 38.5C c Elevated sugar only, imaging, rest 17 What is the door-to-balloon time goal for in-house STEMI care? a 60 minutes b 120 minutes c 90 minutes 18 What is the door-to-needle (thrombolytic) goal for STEMI? a Within 120 minutes b Within 60 minutes c Within 30 minutes of arrival 19 What is the door-to-ECG goal in acute care? a Within 60 minutes b Within 10 minutes of arrival c Within 30 minutes 20 Name key labs to anticipate in stroke/sepsis/STEMI patient evaluation. a CBC, CMP, lactate, coags, blood cultures, troponins b Only glucose and electrolytes c Troponins, Urinalysis and urine culture only

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Acute Care Time Challenge: Sepsis, Stroke, STEMIOnline version

by Kredlen

In sepsis, what is the primary time goal for antibiotic administration after recognition?

What initial fluid strategy is commonly used for suspected septic shock?

Which NEWS score requires a documented sepsis screening?

Stroke protocol aims to achieve door-to-needle time for Tenecteplase within:

For eligible ischemic stroke, what is a key treatment window for thrombolysis?

In STEMI, the target door-to-balloon time is:

Which diagnostic action is critical before STEMI reperfusion therapy?

When suspecting sepsis, which lab result guides severity and prognosis?

Initial BP management in acute stroke aims to:

What is a shared goal of all three conditions in this game?

What does BEFAST stand for in stroke recognition, and what do LKW values mean?

What does VAN in stroke triage stand for?

List the first 10 minutes of a stroke response sequence.

How are sepsis, severe sepsis, and septic shock defined in general terms?

Give an example of organ dysfunction that may indicate severe sepsis.

What is typically included in a complete sepsis bundle?

What is the door-to-balloon time goal for in-house STEMI care?

What is the door-to-needle (thrombolytic) goal for STEMI?

What is the door-to-ECG goal in acute care?

Name key labs to anticipate in stroke/sepsis/STEMI patient evaluation.