A patient diagnosed with chronic myeloid leukemia suddenly develops jaundice. Is this a manifestation of an underlying disease, or is it possibly something else? Will you be able to correctly diagnose and prescribe therapy?

• You will communicate with the patient in a dialogue simulator;
• Will conduct an objective examination of the patient;
• You will take part in consultations;
• Will remember the features of drug-to-drug interactions;
• Will learn differential diagnosis of the causes of liver dysfunction;
• Will remember the theoretical data on the synthesis and elimination of bilirubin from the body;
• Will analyze the causes of jaundice;
• Will conduct instrumental research methods;
• Will calculate the patient’s risks;
• Will choose the most optimal treatment strategy for the patient;
• Will assess the need for liver biopsy;
• Will assess the need for liver transplantation;
• Will learn to help the patient depending on the degree of liver damage;
• Will conduct post-observation of the patient.

Chronic myeloid leukemia and jaundice clinical case simulator:

• More than 10 locations;
• 7 interactive simulators;
• Consultations;
• Patient’s examination;
• Gamification;
• Branching-scenario;
• Interactivities;
• Visualization of diagnostic tests;
• 120 practice questions with explanations and comments;
• Analysis of clinical guidelines based on a particular clinical situation;
• Number of competencies – 40.

Total duration: 2,5–3,5 hours

Devices for training in the clinical case simulator:

• Tablets
• Laptops
• Computers