Question:
After the intervention (procedureevents:20 Gauge | Peripheral Lines | Access Lines - Peripheral) began at hour 1.296389, what happened to temperature compared with the most recent measurement before that intervention?

Options:
A. Decrease. The follow-up pattern is mainly below the value recorded before the intervention.
B. No clear change. The follow-up values are treated as flat despite visible variation.
C. Increase. The later measurements are best described as higher overall after the intervention.
D. No clear change. The follow-up measurements are mixed rather than consistently higher or lower.

Answer: D


Question:
Looking at heart rate before and after the intervention (inputevents:Propofol | 01-Drips | Medications) at hour 2.883333, which statement is correct?

Options:
A. Decrease. A brief downward fluctuation is treated as a sustained fall after the intervention.
B. No clear change. The later measurements do not show a consistent rise or fall after the intervention.
C. Increase. The post-intervention course shows an overall rise from the pre-intervention value.
D. Decrease. The follow-up measurements are generally lower than the pre-intervention value.

Answer: D


Question:
Once the intervention (inputevents:Propofol | 01-Drips | Medications) started at hour 20.166667, how did SpO2 move relative to its pre-intervention value?

Options:
A. No clear change. The later course is read as stable even though the pattern is not flat overall.
B. Increase. The post-intervention course shows an overall rise from the pre-intervention value.
C. Decrease. The follow-up pattern is mainly below the value recorded before the intervention.
D. No clear change. The follow-up pattern is not clearly above or below the pre-intervention value.

Answer: D


Question:
Using the measurements around the intervention (procedureevents:16 Gauge | Peripheral Lines | Access Lines - Peripheral) at hour 0.766667, which choice correctly summarizes urine output?

Options:
A. Decrease. The follow-up pattern is called lower based on a transient fall.
B. Decrease. The follow-up measurements are generally lower than the pre-intervention value.
C. Increase. The follow-up measurements are generally higher than the pre-intervention value.
D. No clear change. The later measurements do not show a consistent rise or fall after the intervention.

Answer: B


Question:
Which option matches the recorded course of heart rate after the intervention (inputevents:NaCl 0.9% | 01-Drips | Fluids/Intake) at hour 55.25?

Options:
A. Increase. The follow-up measurements are generally higher than the pre-intervention value.
B. Increase. The later course is read as higher even though the rise is not sustained overall.
C. No clear change. The post-intervention course does not have one clear direction overall.
D. Decrease. The follow-up pattern is mainly below the value recorded before the intervention.

Answer: A


Question:
Around the hour 11.0725 intervention (inputevents:LR | 03-IV Fluid Bolus | Fluids/Intake), what direction did urine output show afterward?

Options:
A. Decrease. The post-intervention course shows an overall fall from the pre-intervention value.
B. Increase. The follow-up pattern is mainly above the value recorded before the intervention.
C. No clear change. The follow-up measurements are mixed rather than consistently higher or lower.
D. No clear change. The follow-up values are treated as flat despite visible variation.

Answer: C


Question:
After the intervention (inputevents:Labetalol | 05-Med Bolus | Medications) began at hour 35.833333, what happened to white blood cell count compared with the most recent measurement before that intervention?

Options:
A. No clear change. The post-intervention course does not have one clear direction overall.
B. Increase. The follow-up pattern is called higher based on a transient rise.
C. Increase. The follow-up measurements are generally higher than the pre-intervention value.
D. Decrease. The follow-up measurements are generally lower than the pre-intervention value.

Answer: C


Question:
For the intervention (inputevents:NaCl 0.9% | 02-Fluids (Crystalloids) | Fluids/Intake) at hour 19.716667, which option best describes the later direction of urine output?

Options:
A. Decrease. The follow-up measurements are generally lower than the pre-intervention value.
B. Increase. The follow-up pattern is mainly above the value recorded before the intervention.
C. No clear change. The follow-up measurements are mixed rather than consistently higher or lower.
D. Decrease. The later course is read as lower even though the fall is not sustained overall.

Answer: A


Question:
Looking at SpO2 before and after the intervention (inputevents:Labetalol | 05-Med Bolus | Medications) at hour 67.9, which statement is correct?

Options:
A. Increase. The follow-up measurements are generally higher than the pre-intervention value.
B. No clear change. The later course is read as stable even though the pattern is not flat overall.
C. Decrease. The post-intervention course shows an overall fall from the pre-intervention value.
D. No clear change. The post-intervention course does not have one clear direction overall.

Answer: D


Question:
Which option matches the recorded course of urine output after the intervention (inputevents:Dextrose 5% | 08-Antibiotics (IV) | Fluids/Intake) at hour 38.966667?

Options:
A. No clear change. The follow-up measurements are mixed rather than consistently higher or lower.
B. Increase. The later measurements are best described as higher overall after the intervention.
C. Decrease. The follow-up pattern is mainly below the value recorded before the intervention.
D. Decrease. A small early drop is taken as the main post-intervention pattern.

Answer: C


Question:
Using the measurements around the intervention (inputevents:NaCl 0.9% | 08-Antibiotics (IV) | Fluids/Intake) at hour 57.083333, which choice correctly summarizes urine output?

Options:
A. Decrease. A small early drop is taken as the main post-intervention pattern.
B. No clear change. The follow-up pattern is not clearly above or below the pre-intervention value.
C. Decrease. The follow-up measurements are generally lower than the pre-intervention value.
D. Increase. The follow-up measurements are generally higher than the pre-intervention value.

Answer: C


Question:
What was the post-intervention direction of SpO2 after the intervention (inputevents:Fentanyl | 05-Med Bolus | Medications) started at hour 24.166667?

Options:
A. No clear change. The post-intervention course is treated as flat rather than variable.
B. Decrease. The follow-up measurements are generally lower than the pre-intervention value.
C. No clear change. The post-intervention course does not have one clear direction overall.
D. Increase. The later measurements are best described as higher overall after the intervention.

Answer: C


Question:
Once the intervention (inputevents:PO Intake | 14-Oral/Gastric Intake | Fluids/Intake) started at hour 52.315278, how did diastolic blood pressure move relative to its pre-intervention value?

Options:
A. Decrease. A brief downward fluctuation is treated as a sustained fall after the intervention.
B. Increase. The later measurements are best described as higher overall after the intervention.
C. No clear change. The post-intervention course does not have one clear direction overall.
D. Decrease. The follow-up measurements are generally lower than the pre-intervention value.

Answer: D


Question:
Using the measurements around the intervention (inputevents:Acetaminophen-IV | 05-Med Bolus | Medications) at hour 1.850833, which choice correctly summarizes white blood cell count?

Options:
A. Increase. The follow-up measurements are generally higher than the pre-intervention value.
B. Decrease. The later measurements are best described as lower overall after the intervention.
C. No clear change. The post-intervention course does not have one clear direction overall.
D. Increase. The follow-up pattern is called higher based on a transient rise.

Answer: A


Question:
Which option matches the recorded course of urine output after the intervention (inputevents:Dextrose 5% | 01-Drips | Fluids/Intake) at hour 8.200833?

Options:
A. Decrease. The follow-up pattern is mainly below the value recorded before the intervention.
B. No clear change. The follow-up values are treated as flat despite visible variation.
C. Increase. The later measurements are best described as higher overall after the intervention.
D. No clear change. The follow-up pattern is not clearly above or below the pre-intervention value.

Answer: D


Question:
For the intervention (procedureevents:Nasal Swab | Procedures | 6-Cultures) at hour 1.096667, which option best describes the later direction of urine output?

Options:
A. Decrease. The follow-up measurements are generally lower than the pre-intervention value.
B. No clear change. The later measurements do not show a consistent rise or fall after the intervention.
C. Decrease. A small early drop is taken as the main post-intervention pattern.
D. Increase. The follow-up pattern is mainly above the value recorded before the intervention.

Answer: A


Question:
Looking at temperature before and after the intervention (inputevents:Propofol | 01-Drips | Medications) at hour 1.53, which statement is correct?

Options:
A. No clear change. The follow-up pattern is called unchanged based on limited variation.
B. Decrease. The follow-up pattern is mainly below the value recorded before the intervention.
C. No clear change. The post-intervention course does not have one clear direction overall.
D. Increase. The follow-up measurements are generally higher than the pre-intervention value.

Answer: C


Question:
Which option matches the recorded course of urine output after the intervention (procedureevents:CT scan | Imaging | 5-Imaging) at hour 7.966667?

Options:
A. Increase. The follow-up pattern is mainly above the value recorded before the intervention.
B. Decrease. The follow-up measurements are generally lower than the pre-intervention value.
C. Decrease. A brief downward fluctuation is treated as a sustained fall after the intervention.
D. No clear change. The later measurements do not show a consistent rise or fall after the intervention.

Answer: B


Question:
Using the measurements around the intervention (inputevents:Norepinephrine | 01-Drips | Medications) at hour 32.632778, which choice correctly summarizes temperature?

Options:
A. Decrease. The follow-up measurements are generally lower than the pre-intervention value.
B. Decrease. A brief downward fluctuation is treated as a sustained fall after the intervention.
C. No clear change. The later measurements do not show a consistent rise or fall after the intervention.
D. Increase. The post-intervention course shows an overall rise from the pre-intervention value.

Answer: A


Question:
Around the hour 0.25 intervention (procedureevents:18 Gauge | Peripheral Lines | Access Lines - Peripheral), what direction did SpO2 show afterward?

Options:
A. No clear change. The post-intervention course is treated as flat rather than variable.
B. No clear change. The follow-up measurements are mixed rather than consistently higher or lower.
C. Increase. The follow-up measurements are generally higher than the pre-intervention value.
D. Decrease. The later measurements are best described as lower overall after the intervention.

Answer: B


Question:
For the intervention (inputevents:Lorazepam (Ativan) | 05-Med Bolus | Medications) at hour 30.389722, which option best describes the later direction of urine output?

Options:
A. Increase. The follow-up measurements are generally higher than the pre-intervention value.
B. No clear change. The later measurements do not show a consistent rise or fall after the intervention.
C. Decrease. A small early drop is taken as the main post-intervention pattern.
D. Decrease. The follow-up measurements are generally lower than the pre-intervention value.

Answer: D


Question:
What was the post-intervention direction of heart rate after the intervention (inputevents:NaCl 0.9% | 03-IV Fluid Bolus | Fluids/Intake) started at hour 19.833333?

Options:
A. Increase. A brief upward fluctuation is treated as a sustained rise after the intervention.
B. No clear change. The later measurements do not show a consistent rise or fall after the intervention.
C. Decrease. The post-intervention course shows an overall fall from the pre-intervention value.
D. Increase. The follow-up measurements are generally higher than the pre-intervention value.

Answer: D


Question:
Which option matches the recorded course of urine output after the intervention (inputevents:Packed Red Blood Cells | 07-Blood Products | Blood Products/Colloids) at hour 9.833333?

Options:
A. Decrease. The follow-up measurements are generally lower than the pre-intervention value.
B. No clear change. The later measurements do not show a consistent rise or fall after the intervention.
C. Decrease. A small early drop is taken as the main post-intervention pattern.
D. Increase. The follow-up pattern is mainly above the value recorded before the intervention.

Answer: A


Question:
Looking at urine output before and after the intervention (inputevents:Dextrose 5% | 08-Antibiotics (IV) | Fluids/Intake) at hour 23.8125, which statement is correct?

Options:
A. No clear change. The follow-up measurements are mixed rather than consistently higher or lower.
B. Decrease. The later course is read as lower even though the fall is not sustained overall.
C. Decrease. The follow-up measurements are generally lower than the pre-intervention value.
D. Increase. The post-intervention course shows an overall rise from the pre-intervention value.

Answer: C


Question:
Once the intervention (procedureevents:Arterial Line | Invasive Lines | Access Lines - Invasive) started at hour 4.329167, how did SpO2 move relative to its pre-intervention value?

Options:
A. Decrease. The later measurements are best described as lower overall after the intervention.
B. No clear change. The follow-up pattern is called unchanged based on limited variation.
C. No clear change. The follow-up pattern is not clearly above or below the pre-intervention value.
D. Increase. The follow-up pattern is mainly above the value recorded before the intervention.

Answer: C


Question:
Around the hour 31.933333 intervention (procedureevents:20 Gauge | Peripheral Lines | Access Lines - Peripheral), what direction did creatinine show afterward?

Options:
A. No clear change. The follow-up pattern is called unchanged based on limited variation.
B. Increase. The follow-up pattern is mainly above the value recorded before the intervention.
C. No clear change. The follow-up measurements are mixed rather than consistently higher or lower.
D. Decrease. The follow-up measurements are generally lower than the pre-intervention value.

Answer: C


Question:
Which option matches the recorded course of mean arterial pressure after the intervention (inputevents:Hydromorphone (Dilaudid) | 05-Med Bolus | Medications) at hour 14.383333?

Options:
A. No clear change. The follow-up values are treated as flat despite visible variation.
B. No clear change. The follow-up pattern is not clearly above or below the pre-intervention value.
C. Increase. The later measurements are best described as higher overall after the intervention.
D. Decrease. The post-intervention course shows an overall fall from the pre-intervention value.

Answer: B


Question:
After the intervention (inputevents:Furosemide (Lasix) | 05-Med Bolus | Medications) began at hour 21.1275, what happened to systolic blood pressure compared with the most recent measurement before that intervention?

Options:
A. Increase. The later course is read as higher even though the rise is not sustained overall.
B. Increase. The follow-up measurements are generally higher than the pre-intervention value.
C. Decrease. The post-intervention course shows an overall fall from the pre-intervention value.
D. No clear change. The follow-up pattern is not clearly above or below the pre-intervention value.

Answer: B


Question:
Looking at SpO2 before and after the intervention (inputevents:Dextrose 5% | 01-Drips | Fluids/Intake) at hour 7.394167, which statement is correct?

Options:
A. No clear change. The post-intervention course is treated as flat rather than variable.
B. Increase. The follow-up measurements are generally higher than the pre-intervention value.
C. No clear change. The post-intervention course does not have one clear direction overall.
D. Decrease. The later measurements are best described as lower overall after the intervention.

Answer: C


Question:
What was the post-intervention direction of temperature after the intervention (inputevents:NaCl 0.9% | 02-Fluids (Crystalloids) | Fluids/Intake) started at hour 37.266667?

Options:
A. No clear change. The follow-up pattern is not clearly above or below the pre-intervention value.
B. Decrease. The follow-up measurements are generally lower than the pre-intervention value.
C. Increase. The later course is read as higher even though the rise is not sustained overall.
D. Increase. The follow-up measurements are generally higher than the pre-intervention value.

Answer: D


Question:
Which option matches the recorded course of urine output after the intervention (inputevents:NaCl 0.9% | 02-Fluids (Crystalloids) | Fluids/Intake) at hour 5.75?

Options:
A. Increase. The follow-up measurements are generally higher than the pre-intervention value.
B. Decrease. The later course is read as lower even though the fall is not sustained overall.
C. Decrease. The follow-up measurements are generally lower than the pre-intervention value.
D. No clear change. The post-intervention course does not have one clear direction overall.

Answer: C


Question:
Using the measurements around the intervention (inputevents:Dextrose 5% | 08-Antibiotics (IV) | Fluids/Intake) at hour 21.254722, which choice correctly summarizes urine output?

Options:
A. Decrease. A small early drop is taken as the main post-intervention pattern.
B. Increase. The follow-up pattern is mainly above the value recorded before the intervention.
C. Decrease. The follow-up measurements are generally lower than the pre-intervention value.
D. No clear change. The follow-up measurements are mixed rather than consistently higher or lower.

Answer: C


Question:
What was the post-intervention direction of temperature after the intervention (inputevents:Insulin - Regular | 01-Drips | Medications) started at hour 13.288056?

Options:
A. Increase. The follow-up pattern is mainly above the value recorded before the intervention.
B. No clear change. The follow-up values are treated as flat despite visible variation.
C. No clear change. The post-intervention course does not have one clear direction overall.
D. Decrease. The later measurements are best described as lower overall after the intervention.

Answer: C


Question:
For the intervention (procedureevents:Sputum Culture | Procedures | 6-Cultures) at hour 6.603889, which option best describes the later direction of SpO2?

Options:
A. Increase. The later measurements are best described as higher overall after the intervention.
B. No clear change. The follow-up pattern is called unchanged based on limited variation.
C. No clear change. The later measurements do not show a consistent rise or fall after the intervention.
D. Decrease. The follow-up pattern is mainly below the value recorded before the intervention.

Answer: C


Question:
Once the intervention (procedureevents:24 Gauge | Peripheral Lines | Access Lines - Peripheral) started at hour 0.171111, how did SpO2 move relative to its pre-intervention value?

Options:
A. Decrease. The follow-up pattern is mainly below the value recorded before the intervention.
B. No clear change. The follow-up pattern is not clearly above or below the pre-intervention value.
C. Increase. The follow-up measurements are generally higher than the pre-intervention value.
D. No clear change. The later course is read as stable even though the pattern is not flat overall.

Answer: B


Question:
Using the measurements around the intervention (inputevents:Dextrose 5% | 01-Drips | Fluids/Intake) at hour 22.489722, which choice correctly summarizes heart rate?

Options:
A. No clear change. The later measurements do not show a consistent rise or fall after the intervention.
B. Increase. A small early rise is taken as the main post-intervention pattern.
C. Decrease. The follow-up pattern is mainly below the value recorded before the intervention.
D. Increase. The follow-up measurements are generally higher than the pre-intervention value.

Answer: D


Question:
Once the intervention (inputevents:Calcium Gluconate | 02-Fluids (Crystalloids) | Medications) started at hour 30.691111, how did SpO2 move relative to its pre-intervention value?

Options:
A. No clear change. The follow-up pattern is not clearly above or below the pre-intervention value.
B. Decrease. The post-intervention course shows an overall fall from the pre-intervention value.
C. Increase. The follow-up pattern is mainly above the value recorded before the intervention.
D. No clear change. The follow-up values are treated as flat despite visible variation.

Answer: A


Question:
What was the post-intervention direction of SpO2 after the intervention (inputevents:Hydromorphone (Dilaudid) | 05-Med Bolus | Medications) started at hour 5.95?

Options:
A. No clear change. The later course is read as stable even though the pattern is not flat overall.
B. Decrease. The post-intervention course shows an overall fall from the pre-intervention value.
C. No clear change. The post-intervention course does not have one clear direction overall.
D. Increase. The follow-up pattern is mainly above the value recorded before the intervention.

Answer: C


Question:
Which option matches the recorded course of mean arterial pressure after the intervention (inputevents:PO Intake | 14-Oral/Gastric Intake | Fluids/Intake) at hour 84.537778?

Options:
A. Increase. A small early rise is taken as the main post-intervention pattern.
B. Increase. The follow-up measurements are generally higher than the pre-intervention value.
C. No clear change. The follow-up pattern is not clearly above or below the pre-intervention value.
D. Decrease. The follow-up measurements are generally lower than the pre-intervention value.

Answer: B


Question:
Once the intervention (inputevents:NaCl 0.9% | 02-Fluids (Crystalloids) | Fluids/Intake) started at hour 53.5, how did systolic blood pressure move relative to its pre-intervention value?

Options:
A. No clear change. The post-intervention course does not have one clear direction overall.
B. Decrease. The follow-up measurements are generally lower than the pre-intervention value.
C. Increase. The follow-up pattern is mainly above the value recorded before the intervention.
D. Decrease. A brief downward fluctuation is treated as a sustained fall after the intervention.

Answer: B


Question:
Around the hour 8.629444 intervention (inputevents:Propofol | 01-Drips | Medications), what direction did temperature show afterward?

Options:
A. Decrease. The follow-up pattern is mainly below the value recorded before the intervention.
B. Increase. The follow-up measurements are generally higher than the pre-intervention value.
C. No clear change. The later course is read as stable even though the pattern is not flat overall.
D. No clear change. The follow-up measurements are mixed rather than consistently higher or lower.

Answer: D


Question:
Which option matches the recorded course of SpO2 after the intervention (inputevents:PO Intake | 14-Oral/Gastric Intake | Fluids/Intake) at hour 3.989722?

Options:
A. No clear change. The follow-up pattern is called unchanged based on limited variation.
B. No clear change. The follow-up pattern is not clearly above or below the pre-intervention value.
C. Decrease. The follow-up pattern is mainly below the value recorded before the intervention.
D. Increase. The follow-up measurements are generally higher than the pre-intervention value.

Answer: B


Question:
For the intervention (inputevents:PO Intake | 14-Oral/Gastric Intake | Fluids/Intake) at hour 6.249722, which option best describes the later direction of systolic blood pressure?

Options:
A. Increase. The follow-up measurements are generally higher than the pre-intervention value.
B. Decrease. The follow-up measurements are generally lower than the pre-intervention value.
C. No clear change. The later measurements do not show a consistent rise or fall after the intervention.
D. Decrease. A small early drop is taken as the main post-intervention pattern.

Answer: B


Question:
What was the post-intervention direction of temperature after the intervention (inputevents:Gastric Meds | 14-Oral/Gastric Intake | Fluids/Intake) started at hour 36.617778?

Options:
A. Decrease. The follow-up measurements are generally lower than the pre-intervention value.
B. No clear change. The later measurements do not show a consistent rise or fall after the intervention.
C. Increase. A small early rise is taken as the main post-intervention pattern.
D. Increase. The follow-up measurements are generally higher than the pre-intervention value.

Answer: D


Question:
Which option matches the recorded course of urine output after the intervention (inputevents:NaCl 0.9% | 03-IV Fluid Bolus | Fluids/Intake) at hour 68.867778?

Options:
A. Decrease. The follow-up measurements are generally lower than the pre-intervention value.
B. Increase. The later measurements are best described as higher overall after the intervention.
C. Decrease. A small early drop is taken as the main post-intervention pattern.
D. No clear change. The follow-up pattern is not clearly above or below the pre-intervention value.

Answer: A


Question:
After the intervention (inputevents:Dextrose 5% | 08-Antibiotics (IV) | Fluids/Intake) began at hour 11.617778, what happened to SpO2 compared with the most recent measurement before that intervention?

Options:
A. Increase. The post-intervention course shows an overall rise from the pre-intervention value.
B. No clear change. The follow-up measurements are mixed rather than consistently higher or lower.
C. Decrease. The follow-up pattern is mainly below the value recorded before the intervention.
D. No clear change. The follow-up values are treated as flat despite visible variation.

Answer: B


Question:
Once the intervention (procedureevents:22 Gauge | Peripheral Lines | Access Lines - Peripheral) started at hour 0.144722, how did SpO2 move relative to its pre-intervention value?

Options:
A. No clear change. The later course is read as stable even though the pattern is not flat overall.
B. No clear change. The follow-up measurements are mixed rather than consistently higher or lower.
C. Decrease. The post-intervention course shows an overall fall from the pre-intervention value.
D. Increase. The follow-up pattern is mainly above the value recorded before the intervention.

Answer: B


Question:
Around the hour 5.166667 intervention (inputevents:D5 1/2NS | 02-Fluids (Crystalloids) | Fluids/Intake), what direction did urine output show afterward?

Options:
A. Increase. A small early rise is taken as the main post-intervention pattern.
B. No clear change. The follow-up pattern is not clearly above or below the pre-intervention value.
C. Decrease. The follow-up measurements are generally lower than the pre-intervention value.
D. Increase. The follow-up measurements are generally higher than the pre-intervention value.

Answer: D


Question:
Using the measurements around the intervention (inputevents:Midazolam (Versed) | 05-Med Bolus | Medications) at hour 0.866667, which choice correctly summarizes heart rate?

Options:
A. Decrease. The follow-up pattern is called lower based on a transient fall.
B. Increase. The follow-up measurements are generally higher than the pre-intervention value.
C. Decrease. The later measurements are best described as lower overall after the intervention.
D. No clear change. The later measurements do not show a consistent rise or fall after the intervention.

Answer: C


Question:
What was the post-intervention direction of SpO2 after the intervention (inputevents:Midazolam (Versed) | 05-Med Bolus | Medications) started at hour 0.866667?

Options:
A. No clear change. The follow-up values are treated as flat despite visible variation.
B. No clear change. The post-intervention course does not have one clear direction overall.
C. Decrease. The later measurements are best described as lower overall after the intervention.
D. Increase. The post-intervention course shows an overall rise from the pre-intervention value.

Answer: B


Question:
Once the intervention (inputevents:NaCl 0.9% | 02-Fluids (Crystalloids) | Fluids/Intake) started at hour 35.885278, how did urine output move relative to its pre-intervention value?

Options:
A. No clear change. The follow-up measurements are mixed rather than consistently higher or lower.
B. Increase. The later measurements are best described as higher overall after the intervention.
C. Decrease. The follow-up pattern is mainly below the value recorded before the intervention.
D. Decrease. A small early drop is taken as the main post-intervention pattern.

Answer: C


Question:
Using the measurements around the intervention (inputevents:PO Intake | 14-Oral/Gastric Intake | Fluids/Intake) at hour 44.3, which choice correctly summarizes heart rate?

Options:
A. Increase. A small early rise is taken as the main post-intervention pattern.
B. No clear change. The follow-up pattern is not clearly above or below the pre-intervention value.
C. Increase. The follow-up measurements are generally higher than the pre-intervention value.
D. Decrease. The follow-up measurements are generally lower than the pre-intervention value.

Answer: C


Question:
What was the post-intervention direction of urine output after the intervention (inputevents:OR Crystalloid Intake | 16-Pre Admission/Non-ICU | Fluids/Intake) started at hour 16.466667?

Options:
A. Decrease. The follow-up measurements are generally lower than the pre-intervention value.
B. Increase. The follow-up pattern is mainly above the value recorded before the intervention.
C. No clear change. The follow-up measurements are mixed rather than consistently higher or lower.
D. Decrease. The later course is read as lower even though the fall is not sustained overall.

Answer: A


Question:
Looking at heart rate before and after the intervention (inputevents:Morphine Sulfate | 05-Med Bolus | Medications) at hour 33.683611, which statement is correct?

Options:
A. No clear change. The post-intervention course is treated as flat rather than variable.
B. Decrease. The follow-up measurements are generally lower than the pre-intervention value.
C. No clear change. The post-intervention course does not have one clear direction overall.
D. Increase. The later measurements are best described as higher overall after the intervention.

Answer: C


Question:
Looking at respiratory rate before and after the intervention (inputevents:Dextrose 5% | 02-Fluids (Crystalloids) | Fluids/Intake) at hour 24.14, which statement is correct?

Options:
A. Decrease. The follow-up pattern is called lower based on a transient fall.
B. Increase. The follow-up measurements are generally higher than the pre-intervention value.
C. No clear change. The later measurements do not show a consistent rise or fall after the intervention.
D. Decrease. The follow-up measurements are generally lower than the pre-intervention value.

Answer: D


Question:
Which option matches the recorded course of urine output after the intervention (inputevents:Calcium Gluconate | 02-Fluids (Crystalloids) | Medications) at hour 67.73?

Options:
A. No clear change. The follow-up pattern is not clearly above or below the pre-intervention value.
B. Decrease. The follow-up measurements are generally lower than the pre-intervention value.
C. Increase. The later course is read as higher even though the rise is not sustained overall.
D. Increase. The follow-up measurements are generally higher than the pre-intervention value.

Answer: D


Question:
Around the hour 0.466667 intervention (inputevents:Midazolam (Versed) | 01-Drips | Medications), what direction did SpO2 show afterward?

Options:
A. No clear change. The follow-up measurements are mixed rather than consistently higher or lower.
B. No clear change. The follow-up values are treated as flat despite visible variation.
C. Decrease. The later measurements are best described as lower overall after the intervention.
D. Increase. The post-intervention course shows an overall rise from the pre-intervention value.

Answer: A


Question:
Using the measurements around the intervention (inputevents:PO Intake | 14-Oral/Gastric Intake | Fluids/Intake) at hour 35.233333, which choice correctly summarizes heart rate?

Options:
A. Increase. The follow-up measurements are generally higher than the pre-intervention value.
B. Increase. The later course is read as higher even though the rise is not sustained overall.
C. Decrease. The post-intervention course shows an overall fall from the pre-intervention value.
D. No clear change. The follow-up pattern is not clearly above or below the pre-intervention value.

Answer: A


Question:
What was the post-intervention direction of urine output after the intervention (inputevents:NaCl 0.9% | 02-Fluids (Crystalloids) | Fluids/Intake) started at hour 164.283333?

Options:
A. Decrease. The follow-up measurements are generally lower than the pre-intervention value.
B. Increase. The post-intervention course shows an overall rise from the pre-intervention value.
C. No clear change. The follow-up pattern is not clearly above or below the pre-intervention value.
D. Decrease. A brief downward fluctuation is treated as a sustained fall after the intervention.

Answer: A


Question:
Once the intervention (inputevents:Calcium Gluconate | 02-Fluids (Crystalloids) | Medications) started at hour 29.53, how did heart rate move relative to its pre-intervention value?

Options:
A. Increase. The follow-up pattern is called higher based on a transient rise.
B. No clear change. The follow-up measurements are mixed rather than consistently higher or lower.
C. Increase. The follow-up measurements are generally higher than the pre-intervention value.
D. Decrease. The later measurements are best described as lower overall after the intervention.

Answer: C


Question:
Around the hour 34.033889 intervention (inputevents:Acetaminophen-IV | 05-Med Bolus | Medications), what direction did urine output show afterward?

Options:
A. Decrease. A brief downward fluctuation is treated as a sustained fall after the intervention.
B. Increase. The later measurements are best described as higher overall after the intervention.
C. No clear change. The post-intervention course does not have one clear direction overall.
D. Decrease. The follow-up measurements are generally lower than the pre-intervention value.

Answer: D


Question:
Using the measurements around the intervention (inputevents:Calcium Gluconate | 02-Fluids (Crystalloids) | Medications) at hour 4.833889, which choice correctly summarizes SpO2?

Options:
A. No clear change. The follow-up values are treated as flat despite visible variation.
B. No clear change. The later measurements do not show a consistent rise or fall after the intervention.
C. Decrease. The later measurements are best described as lower overall after the intervention.
D. Increase. The post-intervention course shows an overall rise from the pre-intervention value.

Answer: B


Question:
Which option matches the recorded course of urine output after the intervention (inputevents:OR Crystalloid Intake | 16-Pre Admission/Non-ICU | Fluids/Intake) at hour 0.2?

Options:
A. Decrease. A small early drop is taken as the main post-intervention pattern.
B. Increase. The follow-up pattern is mainly above the value recorded before the intervention.
C. Decrease. The follow-up measurements are generally lower than the pre-intervention value.
D. No clear change. The follow-up measurements are mixed rather than consistently higher or lower.

Answer: C


Question:
After the intervention (inputevents:OR Crystalloid Intake | 16-Pre Admission/Non-ICU | Fluids/Intake) began at hour 0.2, what happened to temperature compared with the most recent measurement before that intervention?

Options:
A. Decrease. The follow-up pattern is mainly below the value recorded before the intervention.
B. No clear change. The follow-up measurements are mixed rather than consistently higher or lower.
C. Increase. The follow-up measurements are generally higher than the pre-intervention value.
D. No clear change. The later course is read as stable even though the pattern is not flat overall.

Answer: B


Question:
For the intervention (procedureevents:EKG | Procedures | 4-Procedures) at hour 3.422222, which option best describes the later direction of respiratory rate?

Options:
A. Decrease. The follow-up measurements are generally lower than the pre-intervention value.
B. Increase. The later course is read as higher even though the rise is not sustained overall.
C. No clear change. The post-intervention course does not have one clear direction overall.
D. Increase. The follow-up measurements are generally higher than the pre-intervention value.

Answer: D


Question:
Once the intervention (procedureevents:OR Received | Significant Events | 3-Significant Events) started at hour 2.988889, how did SpO2 move relative to its pre-intervention value?

Options:
A. Increase. The post-intervention course shows an overall rise from the pre-intervention value.
B. No clear change. The post-intervention course is treated as flat rather than variable.
C. Decrease. The follow-up measurements are generally lower than the pre-intervention value.
D. No clear change. The follow-up pattern is not clearly above or below the pre-intervention value.

Answer: D


Question:
Using the measurements around the intervention (inputevents:Furosemide (Lasix) | 05-Med Bolus | Medications) at hour 15.401111, which choice correctly summarizes diastolic blood pressure?

Options:
A. Increase. A brief upward fluctuation is treated as a sustained rise after the intervention.
B. Decrease. The later measurements are best described as lower overall after the intervention.
C. No clear change. The post-intervention course does not have one clear direction overall.
D. Increase. The follow-up measurements are generally higher than the pre-intervention value.

Answer: D


Question:
What was the post-intervention direction of urine output after the intervention (procedureevents:CT scan | Imaging | 5-Imaging) started at hour 4.917778?

Options:
A. Decrease. A brief downward fluctuation is treated as a sustained fall after the intervention.
B. No clear change. The later measurements do not show a consistent rise or fall after the intervention.
C. Decrease. The follow-up measurements are generally lower than the pre-intervention value.
D. Increase. The post-intervention course shows an overall rise from the pre-intervention value.

Answer: C


Question:
Which option matches the recorded course of SpO2 after the intervention (procedureevents:18 Gauge | Peripheral Lines | Access Lines - Peripheral) at hour 0.401111?

Options:
A. No clear change. The later course is read as stable even though the pattern is not flat overall.
B. Decrease. The post-intervention course shows an overall fall from the pre-intervention value.
C. No clear change. The follow-up pattern is not clearly above or below the pre-intervention value.
D. Increase. The follow-up pattern is mainly above the value recorded before the intervention.

Answer: C


Question:
After the intervention (inputevents:Pantoprazole (Protonix) | 10-Prophylaxis (IV) | Medications) began at hour 89.117778, what happened to temperature compared with the most recent measurement before that intervention?

Options:
A. Increase. The follow-up measurements are generally higher than the pre-intervention value.
B. No clear change. The post-intervention course does not have one clear direction overall.
C. Increase. The follow-up pattern is called higher based on a transient rise.
D. Decrease. The follow-up measurements are generally lower than the pre-intervention value.

Answer: A


Question:
Looking at SpO2 before and after the intervention (inputevents:Dextrose 5% | 01-Drips | Fluids/Intake) at hour 27.267778, which statement is correct?

Options:
A. No clear change. The follow-up values are treated as flat despite visible variation.
B. No clear change. The post-intervention course does not have one clear direction overall.
C. Decrease. The later measurements are best described as lower overall after the intervention.
D. Increase. The post-intervention course shows an overall rise from the pre-intervention value.

Answer: B


Question:
Which option matches the recorded course of heart rate after the intervention (inputevents:NaCl 0.9% | 01-Drips | Fluids/Intake) at hour 11.188056?

Options:
A. Decrease. The follow-up measurements are generally lower than the pre-intervention value.
B. No clear change. The later measurements do not show a consistent rise or fall after the intervention.
C. Increase. The post-intervention course shows an overall rise from the pre-intervention value.
D. Decrease. The follow-up pattern is called lower based on a transient fall.

Answer: A


Question:
After the intervention (inputevents:Propofol | 01-Drips | Medications) began at hour 3.354722, what happened to SpO2 compared with the most recent measurement before that intervention?

Options:
A. No clear change. The follow-up measurements are mixed rather than consistently higher or lower.
B. No clear change. The follow-up pattern is called unchanged based on limited variation.
C. Increase. The follow-up pattern is mainly above the value recorded before the intervention.
D. Decrease. The follow-up measurements are generally lower than the pre-intervention value.

Answer: A


Question:
For the intervention (inputevents:Insulin - Glargine | 06-Insulin (Non IV) | Medications) at hour 22.844167, which option best describes the later direction of temperature?

Options:
A. Increase. The follow-up measurements are generally higher than the pre-intervention value.
B. Increase. The follow-up pattern is called higher based on a transient rise.
C. Decrease. The follow-up measurements are generally lower than the pre-intervention value.
D. No clear change. The later measurements do not show a consistent rise or fall after the intervention.

Answer: A


Question:
Looking at white blood cell count before and after the intervention (inputevents:Phenylephrine | 01-Drips | Medications) at hour 3.060833, which statement is correct?

Options:
A. Decrease. A brief downward fluctuation is treated as a sustained fall after the intervention.
B. Increase. The later measurements are best described as higher overall after the intervention.
C. Decrease. The follow-up measurements are generally lower than the pre-intervention value.
D. No clear change. The post-intervention course does not have one clear direction overall.

Answer: C


Question:
Once the intervention (inputevents:Insulin - Regular | 01-Drips | Medications) started at hour 9.960833, how did SpO2 move relative to its pre-intervention value?

Options:
A. Decrease. The later measurements are best described as lower overall after the intervention.
B. No clear change. The follow-up pattern is not clearly above or below the pre-intervention value.
C. No clear change. The follow-up pattern is called unchanged based on limited variation.
D. Increase. The follow-up pattern is mainly above the value recorded before the intervention.

Answer: B


Question:
For the intervention (inputevents:PO Intake | 14-Oral/Gastric Intake | Fluids/Intake) at hour 1.066667, which option best describes the later direction of SpO2?

Options:
A. No clear change. The follow-up pattern is called unchanged based on limited variation.
B. Decrease. The follow-up pattern is mainly below the value recorded before the intervention.
C. No clear change. The later measurements do not show a consistent rise or fall after the intervention.
D. Increase. The follow-up measurements are generally higher than the pre-intervention value.

Answer: C


Question:
Around the hour 2.283333 intervention (inputevents:Dextrose 5% | 08-Antibiotics (IV) | Fluids/Intake), what direction did SpO2 show afterward?

Options:
A. Decrease. The later measurements are best described as lower overall after the intervention.
B. No clear change. The follow-up pattern is called unchanged based on limited variation.
C. No clear change. The follow-up measurements are mixed rather than consistently higher or lower.
D. Increase. The follow-up pattern is mainly above the value recorded before the intervention.

Answer: C


Question:
Using the measurements around the intervention (inputevents:Dextrose 5% | 08-Antibiotics (IV) | Fluids/Intake) at hour 79.4, which choice correctly summarizes temperature?

Options:
A. Increase. The follow-up measurements are generally higher than the pre-intervention value.
B. No clear change. The post-intervention course does not have one clear direction overall.
C. Decrease. The follow-up pattern is mainly below the value recorded before the intervention.
D. Increase. A brief upward fluctuation is treated as a sustained rise after the intervention.

Answer: A


Question:
Which option matches the recorded course of SpO2 after the intervention (inputevents:Dextrose 5% | 08-Antibiotics (IV) | Fluids/Intake) at hour 8.166667?

Options:
A. No clear change. The follow-up pattern is not clearly above or below the pre-intervention value.
B. Increase. The follow-up measurements are generally higher than the pre-intervention value.
C. Decrease. The later measurements are best described as lower overall after the intervention.
D. No clear change. The follow-up pattern is called unchanged based on limited variation.

Answer: A


Question:
For the intervention (inputevents:PO Intake | 14-Oral/Gastric Intake | Fluids/Intake) at hour 15.133333, which option best describes the later direction of urine output?

Options:
A. Decrease. The follow-up measurements are generally lower than the pre-intervention value.
B. Increase. The post-intervention course shows an overall rise from the pre-intervention value.
C. No clear change. The follow-up pattern is not clearly above or below the pre-intervention value.
D. Decrease. A brief downward fluctuation is treated as a sustained fall after the intervention.

Answer: A


Question:
Looking at temperature before and after the intervention (inputevents:PO Intake | 14-Oral/Gastric Intake | Fluids/Intake) at hour 18.583333, which statement is correct?

Options:
A. Increase. The follow-up pattern is mainly above the value recorded before the intervention.
B. Decrease. The follow-up measurements are generally lower than the pre-intervention value.
C. No clear change. The post-intervention course does not have one clear direction overall.
D. No clear change. The later course is read as stable even though the pattern is not flat overall.

Answer: C


Question:
Once the intervention (inputevents:PO Intake | 14-Oral/Gastric Intake | Fluids/Intake) started at hour 22.109167, how did urine output move relative to its pre-intervention value?

Options:
A. Increase. A brief upward fluctuation is treated as a sustained rise after the intervention.
B. No clear change. The later measurements do not show a consistent rise or fall after the intervention.
C. Decrease. The post-intervention course shows an overall fall from the pre-intervention value.
D. Increase. The follow-up measurements are generally higher than the pre-intervention value.

Answer: D


Question:
Around the hour 5.025833 intervention (inputevents:PO Intake | 14-Oral/Gastric Intake | Fluids/Intake), what direction did urine output show afterward?

Options:
A. Increase. The later measurements are best described as higher overall after the intervention.
B. Decrease. The follow-up measurements are generally lower than the pre-intervention value.
C. No clear change. The post-intervention course does not have one clear direction overall.
D. Decrease. The follow-up pattern is called lower based on a transient fall.

Answer: B


Question:
Using the measurements around the intervention (inputevents:Dextrose 5% | 08-Antibiotics (IV) | Fluids/Intake) at hour 4.2925, which choice correctly summarizes SpO2?

Options:
A. Increase. The post-intervention course shows an overall rise from the pre-intervention value.
B. Decrease. The follow-up pattern is mainly below the value recorded before the intervention.
C. No clear change. The later measurements do not show a consistent rise or fall after the intervention.
D. No clear change. The follow-up values are treated as flat despite visible variation.

Answer: C