- Users can learn to recognize the signs and symptoms of acute splenic sequestration in patients with sickle cell anemia, such as abdominal pain, enlarged spleen, and signs of hypovolemic shock.
- The simulation provides insights into initiating appropriate interventions for acute splenic sequestration, including blood transfusion to restore circulating blood volume and oxygen-carrying capacity.
- Users can practice monitoring the patients response to treatment, including assessing for resolution of symptoms and complications such as hemolytic anemia or acute chest syndrome.
- The simulation aims to improve users ability to educate patients with sickle cell anemia about the signs and symptoms of acute splenic sequestration and the importance of seeking prompt medical attention for any concerning symptoms.