Infected Doctor Dilemma

You're a resident nurse who discovers your supervising surgeon has been operating while infected with a dangerous strain of influenza. With three critical surgeries scheduled today, and the next qualified surgeon 4 hours away, reporting him could mean patient deaths from delayed procedures. Time is running out to make your decision.

Challenges

Survivors

Popularity

Difficulty

B1-B2

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Scenario Overview

Your Role

Senior Resident Nurse

Conversation Partner

Dr. Victor Thorne, Chief of Surgery

Setting

Sterile hospital hallway, harsh fluorescent lights casting sharp shadows, empty except for you and Dr. Thorne

Location

Metropolitan Trauma Center - Surgical Wing

Learning Objectives

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Gather evidence of Dr. Thorne's condition without alerting him to your intent

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Identify alternative surgical coverage options

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Report the protocol breach while ensuring patient safety

About This Scenario

How It Starts

“Listen carefully - I know you saw my lab results, but those three trauma patients won't survive a transfer. Are you really willing to have their deaths on your conscience? Think very carefully about your next words.”

This is how Dr. Victor Thorne, Chief of Surgery's greeting will start.

Practice Details

Scenario ID

#668

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🎯Real-world conversation practice
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