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Cohort A · Adult Health

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Nov 9, 2026
Term ends
Dec 25, 2026

Needs attention

Rules based on recent activity, evidence and assignment due dates.

  • Amara Okafor

    • No answers in 9 days
  • Kwame Mensah

    • Pharmacology 48% on 23 answers
  • Noah Williams

    • Midterm exam past due
  • Fatima Zahra

    • Risk Reduction 51% on 26 answers
  • Grace Mwangi

    • No answers in 12 days

Readiness

Only students with enough evidence are placed in a band.

Building evidence: 5

  • Low · under 50: 5
  • Mid · 50–69: 7
  • High · 70 and up: 7

Readiness bands: 5 low, 7 mid and 7 high. Building evidence: 5.

Class grid

Accuracy by client-needs area and clinical-judgment skill.

Class accuracy and evidence for each content area and clinical-judgment skill
Content areaCuesAnalyzePrioritizeSolutionsActionEvaluateArea total
Mgmt of CareManagement of Care, Recognize Cues: building evidence, 12 answersManagement of Care, Analyze Cues: 74% from 45 answers, solidManagement of Care, Prioritize Hypotheses: 80% from 52 answers, strongManagement of Care, Generate Solutions: 86% from 59 answers, strongManagement of Care, Take Action: 71% from 66 answers, solidManagement of Care, Evaluate Outcomes: 77% from 73 answers, solidManagement of Care, area total: 78% from 307 answers, solid
Safety & IPCSafety & Infection Prevention and Control, Recognize Cues: 71% from 51 answers, solidSafety & Infection Prevention and Control, Analyze Cues: 77% from 58 answers, solidSafety & Infection Prevention and Control, Prioritize Hypotheses: 83% from 65 answers, strongSafety & Infection Prevention and Control, Generate Solutions: 68% from 72 answers, developingSafety & Infection Prevention and Control, Take Action: 74% from 79 answers, solidSafety & Infection Prevention and Control, Evaluate Outcomes: 80% from 86 answers, strongSafety & Infection Prevention and Control, area total: 76% from 411 answers, solid
Health PromoHealth Promotion & Maintenance, Recognize Cues: 74% from 64 answers, solidHealth Promotion & Maintenance, Analyze Cues: 80% from 71 answers, strongHealth Promotion & Maintenance, Prioritize Hypotheses: 86% from 78 answers, strongHealth Promotion & Maintenance, Generate Solutions: 71% from 85 answers, solidHealth Promotion & Maintenance, Take Action: 77% from 38 answers, solidHealth Promotion & Maintenance, Evaluate Outcomes: building evidence, 19 answersHealth Promotion & Maintenance, area total: 78% from 355 answers, solid
PsychosocialPsychosocial Integrity, Recognize Cues: 77% from 77 answers, solidPsychosocial Integrity, Analyze Cues: 83% from 84 answers, strongPsychosocial Integrity, Prioritize Hypotheses: 68% from 91 answers, developingPsychosocial Integrity, Generate Solutions: building evidence, 18 answersPsychosocial Integrity, Take Action: 80% from 51 answers, strongPsychosocial Integrity, Evaluate Outcomes: 86% from 58 answers, strongPsychosocial Integrity, area total: 78% from 379 answers, solid
Basic CareBasic Care & Comfort, Recognize Cues: 80% from 90 answers, strongBasic Care & Comfort, Analyze Cues: building evidence, 17 answersBasic Care & Comfort, Prioritize Hypotheses: 71% from 50 answers, solidBasic Care & Comfort, Generate Solutions: 77% from 57 answers, solidBasic Care & Comfort, Take Action: 83% from 64 answers, strongBasic Care & Comfort, Evaluate Outcomes: 68% from 71 answers, developingBasic Care & Comfort, area total: 76% from 349 answers, solid
PharmacologyPharmacological & Parenteral Therapies, Recognize Cues: 66% from 49 answers, developingPharmacological & Parenteral Therapies, Analyze Cues: 51% from 56 answers, weakPharmacological & Parenteral Therapies, Prioritize Hypotheses: 57% from 63 answers, developingPharmacological & Parenteral Therapies, Generate Solutions: 63% from 70 answers, developingPharmacological & Parenteral Therapies, Take Action: 69% from 77 answers, developingPharmacological & Parenteral Therapies, Evaluate Outcomes: 54% from 84 answers, weakPharmacological & Parenteral Therapies, area total: 60% from 399 answers, developing
Risk ReductionReduction of Risk Potential, Recognize Cues: 74% from 62 answers, solidReduction of Risk Potential, Analyze Cues: 59% from 69 answers, developingReduction of Risk Potential, Prioritize Hypotheses: 65% from 76 answers, developingReduction of Risk Potential, Generate Solutions: 71% from 83 answers, solidReduction of Risk Potential, Take Action: 56% from 90 answers, developingReduction of Risk Potential, Evaluate Outcomes: 62% from 43 answers, developingReduction of Risk Potential, area total: 64% from 423 answers, developing
Phys AdaptationPhysiological Adaptation, Recognize Cues: 68% from 75 answers, developingPhysiological Adaptation, Analyze Cues: 74% from 82 answers, solidPhysiological Adaptation, Prioritize Hypotheses: 80% from 89 answers, strongPhysiological Adaptation, Generate Solutions: 86% from 42 answers, strongPhysiological Adaptation, Take Action: building evidence, 15 answersPhysiological Adaptation, Evaluate Outcomes: 77% from 56 answers, solidPhysiological Adaptation, area total: 76% from 359 answers, solid

Scroll sideways to see all six skills and area totals.

  • Strong · 80%+
  • Solid · 70–79%
  • Developing · 55–69%
  • Weak · under 55%
  • Building evidence

Each square needs at least 30 answers from the class in the last 90 days.

Activity

Answers per week for the last eight weeks.

182Aug 31205Sep 7224Sep 14251Sep 21278Sep 28310Oct 5356Oct 12402Oct 19
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Answers per week for the last eight weeks
Week beginningAnswers
Aug 31, 2026182
Sep 7, 2026205
Sep 14, 2026224
Sep 21, 2026251
Sep 28, 2026278
Oct 5, 2026310
Oct 12, 2026356
Oct 19, 2026402

Assignments

Set work, follow completion and review exam questions when analysis opens.

Midterm exam

Exam mode

DueOct 23, 2026
Completion20/24

20 of 24 students submitted. Hardest questions appear first.

  1. Sample question 4: first step when reviewing a new care plan

    Basic Care & Comfort · Analyze Cues
    36% correct19 students
    • Sample option A28%
    • Sample option B20%
    • Sample option C36% · Correct answer
    • Sample option D16%
  2. Sample question 1: priority action for a client with new confusion

    Management of Care · Prioritize Hypotheses
    42% correct20 students
    • Sample option A42% · Correct answer
    • Sample option B24%
    • Sample option C19%
    • Sample option D15%
  3. Sample question 2: finding that needs follow-up after a treatment change

    Reduction of Risk Potential · Evaluate Outcomes
    58% correct20 students
    • Sample option A17%
    • Sample option B58% · Correct answer
    • Sample option C13%
    • Sample option D12%
  4. Sample question 3: best way to confirm a client's understanding

    Health Promotion & Maintenance · Evaluate Outcomes
    71% correct20 students
    • Sample option A8%
    • Sample option B71% · Correct answer
    • Sample option C11%
    • Sample option D10%

Excluded questions

  • Sample question 5: follow-up finding after a new interventionEdited after this exam was set — not included
  • Sample question 6: information to review before a teaching sessionFewer than 3 students answered — not included

Pharmacology review

Focused practice · Pharmacology, Risk Reduction

DueOct 27, 2026
Completion12/24

End-of-term practice

Practice exam

DueNov 6, 2026
Completion0/24

Students

24 enrolled. Select a student for their full evidence and marks.

Student progress and assignment marks
Oct 22, 20262271%Pharmacology 55%74/10070/100Not started
Oct 16, 2026082%Pharmacology 60%64/10073/100Not started
Oct 24, 20262873%Pharmacology 55%Past duePast dueNot started
Oct 23, 202615Building evidencePhys Adaptation 51%53/1009/25 answeredNot started
Oct 24, 20263652%Pharmacology 30%69/10069/100Not started
Oct 25, 20262548%Pharmacology 28%65/1004/25 answeredNot started
Oct 24, 20261862%Risk Reduction 51%72/1003/25 answeredNot started
Oct 13, 2026049%Pharmacology 33%Past duePast dueNot started
Oct 22, 2026476%Pharmacology 58%72/1008/25 answeredNot started
Oct 25, 2026779%Risk Reduction 63%54/100Past dueNot started
Oct 25, 20264339%Pharmacology 28%63/10065/100Not started
Oct 25, 20263358%Pharmacology 42%61/10076/100Not started
Oct 23, 2026167%Pharmacology 48%84/10071/100Not started
Oct 22, 20261444%Pharmacology 28%Past duePast dueNot started
Oct 25, 20261545%Pharmacology 28%76/10067/100Not started
Oct 23, 20269Building evidenceBasic Care 51%74/10077/100Not started
Oct 24, 2026888%Pharmacology 68%77/10069/100Not started
Oct 23, 20262164%Pharmacology 44%Past duePast dueNot started
Oct 23, 202613Building evidencePharmacology 41%60/10085/100Not started
Oct 23, 20263957%Pharmacology 39%53/1006/25 answeredNot started
Oct 24, 20262674%Pharmacology 56%70/10083/100Not started
No answers yet0Building evidencePharmacology 39%53/1007/25 answeredNot started
Oct 22, 20266Building evidenceSafety & IPC 51%60/10072/100Not started
Oct 22, 20263269%Pharmacology 49%58/1005/25 answeredNot started