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INTERVIEW THE PATIENT There are over 250 interview questions available in 20 interview categories, ranging from present illness to patient history questions. Students are encouraged to form a differential Diagnoses list and then begin relating these hypotheses to pertinent Interview questions.
	EXAMINE THE PATIENT There are 18 exam tools that make over 425 physical and neurological exams available. Real heart and breath sounds are presented with each case. Some cases even feature digital video presentations. Again, students are asked to relate their hypotheses to pertinent Exam items in order to begin to narrow their differential diagnosis list.
ORDER LABS There are 32 common labs with over 400 other labs and procedures available for each case. X-rays, MRI, and Nuclear imaging, along with EKG's, PFT's and Echo's are available for many cases. Students are prompted to offer an interpretation of the above results and then have the option of viewing a professional consult.
	DIAGNOSE THE PATIENT Students use the data they have collected throughout the case to conclude with a final diagnosis. Students are asked to select the most likely diagnoses from the differential diagnosis list they have compiled. Students are then asked to justify their decision and state a level of confidence about their selected diagnosis.
MANAGE THE PATIENT Students can order management for the patient in 8 categories, including nursing care, medications, counseling, and follow-up.
	IMMEDIATE SELF-ASSESMENT Students are given the opportunity to view their answers against faculty criteria for each case. Data saved from the student's record is categorically assessed in respect to diagnosis, considered items, justifying items, competing items, thorough, and management. Students are also briefed on their cost efficiency in respect to lab work.
RECORD UTILITY ACCESS STUDENT RECORDS ONLINE A unique record is created for each student in each DxR Clinician case. Download student records with the DxR Record Utility – a powerful tool in assessing individual students and class performance.
Detailed evaluation and Class Comparison This detailed tool allows the instructor to evaluate many facets of the students performance and then relate them to the class as a whole. The instructor is able to view student notes, answers to questions, and the differential diagnosis list. The instructor is able to obtain immediate feedback concerning learning issues that were possibly overlooked or not obtained by the students.