Read the chart — Doctor & Nurse · Pretender
On a fictional ward, a nurse wrote down an adult patient's vital signs at 8 a.m. Some numbers are normal and some need a doctor's attention.
🩺 This is a game with made-up patients. It does not give medical advice or diagnoses. If you feel unwell, talk to a trusted adult or a doctor; in an emergency call 112.
Spot the issues · ~4 min
Your role
You're the junior doctor (in this game).
Your goal
Find the three values outside the normal adult range.
What you know
- Typical adult at rest: temperature 36.1–37.5 °C, pulse 60–100 per minute, breathing 12–20 per minute, oxygen 95–100%.
Limits
- Normal ranges differ for children and babies — this chart is an adult's.
Success looks like
- Temperature — You spotted the fever.
- Pulse — You noticed the fast heartbeat.
- Oxygen — You caught the low oxygen.
Skills you used
- Vigilance — Noticing warning signs early.
- Logical thinking — Following steps and rules precisely.
In real life
Many hospitals add vital signs into an early-warning score (such as NEWS2): the higher the score, the faster a doctor is called.
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