LEARN TO THINK · ICU SHIFT Intermediate Simulation Library

Build your ICU clinical judgment through five interactive, browser-based nursing simulations designed for nurses ready to move beyond beginner-level ICU decision-making.

The Intermediate ICU Nursing Simulation Library places you inside realistic 12-hour shifts where you assess patients, recognize changes, manage competing priorities, make clinical decisions, and receive feedback based on your choices.

What’s included:

• Scenario 6: Ventilator Emergency and Competing Care
• Scenario 7: Acute Coronary Syndrome and Post-PCI Complications
• Scenario 8: Septic Shock and Worsening Organ Dysfunction
• Scenario 9: Acute Neurologic Deterioration and Competing Care
• Scenario 10: Pulmonary Embolism and Competing Deterioration

These intermediate-level ICU scenarios help you practice:

• Recognizing subtle and rapidly changing signs of deterioration
• Connecting assessment findings, vital signs, laboratory results, and clinical trends
• Prioritizing care when multiple patient needs compete
• Managing complex ICU emergencies
• Selecting between closely matched clinical options
• Reassessing the patient and adjusting care after treatment
• Strengthening clinical reasoning in a realistic shift environment

You’ll receive 90 days of access to all 5 simulations, allowing you to repeat each scenario, choose different responses, and learn from the feedback provided throughout the shift. After purchase, you will receive an email invitation to create your learner account and access the secure simulation library. Check SPAM folder

ALL SALES ARE FINAL. Please review the product description, included simulation level, access period, and device requirements carefully before purchasing. Refunds will not be provided for failure to complete the simulations, change of mind, scheduling conflicts, or unused or expired access.

This is a digital educational product. No physical item will be shipped.

Educational Disclaimer: These simulations are intended for nursing education and clinical-reasoning practice. They do not replace provider orders, institutional policies, facility-specific protocols, certification, or professional clinical judgment.