Question:
Around the hour 3.831389 intervention (inputevents:Gastric Meds | 14-Oral/Gastric Intake | Fluids/Intake), what direction did urine output show afterward?

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

Answer: B


Question:
After the intervention (inputevents:OR Packed RBC Intake | 16-Pre Admission/Non-ICU | Blood Products/Colloids) began at hour 3.575278, what happened to SpO2 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 follow-up measurements are mixed rather than consistently higher or lower.
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: B


Question:
For the intervention (inputevents:Famotidine (Pepcid) | 10-Prophylaxis (IV) | Medications) at hour 24.259722, which option best describes the later direction of heart rate?

Options:
A. No clear change. The later measurements do not show a consistent rise or fall after the intervention.
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. Increase. The follow-up pattern is called higher based on a transient rise.

Answer: B


Question:
Around the hour 0.275833 intervention (inputevents:Packed Red Blood Cells | 07-Blood Products | Blood Products/Colloids), what direction did heart rate show afterward?

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. Increase. A small early rise is taken as the main post-intervention pattern.

Answer: A


Question:
Using the measurements around the intervention (procedureevents:Hemodialysis | Continuous Procedures | 4-Procedures) at hour 42.659167, which choice correctly summarizes diastolic blood pressure?

Options:
A. Increase. The later measurements are best described as higher overall after the intervention.
B. Decrease. A small early drop is taken as the main post-intervention pattern.
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: C


Question:
What was the post-intervention direction of SpO2 after the intervention (inputevents:Albumin 25% | 04-Fluids (Colloids) | Blood Products/Colloids) started at hour 8.759167?

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

Answer: D


Question:
Around the hour 8.325556 intervention (inputevents:Norepinephrine | 01-Drips | Medications), what direction did SpO2 show afterward?

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 follow-up measurements are mixed rather than consistently higher or lower.
D. No clear change. The follow-up pattern is called unchanged based on limited variation.

Answer: C


Question:
Which option matches the recorded course of respiratory rate after the intervention (inputevents:Propofol | 01-Drips | Medications) at hour 15.435556?

Options:
A. No clear change. The follow-up pattern is not clearly above or below the pre-intervention value.
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:Phenylephrine | 01-Drips | Medications) at hour 3.590833, 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 follow-up measurements are mixed rather than consistently higher or lower.
C. Increase. The later measurements are best described as higher overall after the intervention.
D. Decrease. A small early drop is taken as the main post-intervention pattern.

Answer: A


Question:
Looking at SpO2 before and after the intervention (inputevents:LR | 03-IV Fluid Bolus | Fluids/Intake) at hour 5.390833, which statement is correct?

Options:
A. Increase. The later measurements are best described as higher overall after the intervention.
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. No clear change. The post-intervention course is treated as flat rather than variable.

Answer: C


Question:
After the intervention (inputevents:Platelets | 07-Blood Products | Blood Products/Colloids) began at hour 2.321667, 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. 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:
Once the intervention (inputevents:NaCl 0.9% | 02-Fluids (Crystalloids) | Fluids/Intake) started at hour 2.4325, how did temperature move relative to its pre-intervention value?

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. Increase. The follow-up measurements are generally higher 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:
What was the post-intervention direction of temperature after the intervention (procedureevents:18 Gauge | Peripheral Lines | Access Lines - Peripheral) started at hour 0.840833?

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. No clear change. The post-intervention course does not have one clear direction overall.
D. No clear change. The follow-up pattern is called unchanged based on limited variation.

Answer: C


Question:
Which option matches the recorded course of white blood cell count after the intervention (procedureevents:Ultrasound | Procedures | 5-Imaging) at hour 3.4?

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. The post-intervention course shows an overall fall from the pre-intervention value.
D. Increase. The follow-up pattern is called higher based on a transient rise.

Answer: A


Question:
Looking at systolic blood pressure before and after the intervention (inputevents:Albumin 5% | 04-Fluids (Colloids) | Blood Products/Colloids) at hour 80.236944, which statement is correct?

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

Answer: A


Question:
Around the hour 78.753611 intervention (inputevents:Nutren Pulmonary (Full) | 13-Enteral Nutrition | Nutrition - Enteral), what direction did urine output 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 pattern is called unchanged based on limited variation.
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: A


Question:
What was the post-intervention direction of urine output after the intervention (inputevents:Dextrose 5% | 08-Antibiotics (IV) | Fluids/Intake) started at hour 36.005?

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

Answer: B


Question:
After the intervention (inputevents:Morphine Sulfate | 05-Med Bolus | Medications) began at hour 24.5375, what happened to white blood cell count compared with the most recent measurement before that intervention?

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:Fentanyl | 05-Med Bolus | Medications) started at hour 13.566667, how did SpO2 move relative to its pre-intervention value?

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

Answer: C


Question:
After the intervention (inputevents:Dextrose 5% | 08-Antibiotics (IV) | Fluids/Intake) began at hour 63.695833, what happened to urine output compared with the most recent measurement before that intervention?

Options:
A. No clear change. The later measurements do not show a consistent rise or fall after the intervention.
B. Decrease. The follow-up measurements are generally lower than the pre-intervention value.
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: B


Question:
For the intervention (procedureevents:Multi Lumen | Invasive Lines | Access Lines - Invasive) at hour 0.095833, which option best describes the later direction of temperature?

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. 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: D


Question:
Looking at heart rate before and after the intervention (inputevents:Dextrose 5% | 08-Antibiotics (IV) | Fluids/Intake) at hour 61.6475, which statement is correct?

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. No clear change. The follow-up measurements are mixed rather than consistently higher or lower.
D. Decrease. The later measurements are best described as lower overall after the intervention.

Answer: A


Question:
After the intervention (inputevents:Heparin Sodium (Prophylaxis) | 11-Prophylaxis (Non IV) | Medications) began at hour 47.4825, what happened to heart rate 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. Decrease. The later measurements are best described as lower overall 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:
Looking at temperature before and after the intervention (procedureevents:18 Gauge | Peripheral Lines | Access Lines - Peripheral) at hour 2.115833, which statement is correct?

Options:
A. Increase. The post-intervention course shows an overall rise from 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. No clear change. The follow-up values are treated as flat despite visible variation.

Answer: B


Question:
After the intervention (procedureevents:18 Gauge | Peripheral Lines | Access Lines - Peripheral) began at hour 1.858056, what happened to temperature compared with the most recent measurement before that intervention?

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. No clear change. The follow-up measurements are mixed rather than consistently higher or lower.
D. No clear change. The follow-up pattern is called unchanged based on limited variation.

Answer: C


Question:
Around the hour 92.537778 intervention (inputevents:Dextrose 5% | 01-Drips | Fluids/Intake), what direction did temperature show afterward?

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

Answer: A


Question:
Which option matches the recorded course of urine output after the intervention (inputevents:Dextrose 5% | 01-Drips | Fluids/Intake) at hour 44.378333?

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 follow-up measurements are generally lower than the pre-intervention value.
D. Increase. The later course is read as higher even though the rise is not sustained overall.

Answer: B


Question:
After the intervention (inputevents:OR Crystalloid Intake | 16-Pre Admission/Non-ICU | Fluids/Intake) began at hour 13.211667, what happened to urine output compared with the most recent measurement before that intervention?

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. Increase. The later measurements are best described as higher overall after the intervention.
D. No clear change. The post-intervention course does not have one clear direction overall.

Answer: A


Question:
Looking at heart rate before and after the intervention (inputevents:Propofol | 01-Drips | Medications) at hour 6.554167, 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 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 pattern is called higher based on a transient rise.

Answer: A


Question:
Around the hour 8.520833 intervention (inputevents:Insulin - Regular | 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. 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 later course is read as stable even though the pattern is not flat overall.

Answer: A


Question:
Using the measurements around the intervention (procedureevents:Multi Lumen | Invasive Lines | Access Lines - Invasive) at hour 11.64, which choice correctly summarizes heart rate?

Options:
A. Increase. A brief upward fluctuation is treated as a sustained rise after the intervention.
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 post-intervention course does not have one clear direction overall.

Answer: B


Question:
What was the post-intervention direction of urine output after the intervention (inputevents:Nepro (Full) | 13-Enteral Nutrition | Nutrition - Enteral) started at hour 82.609722?

Options:
A. No clear change. The later measurements do not show a consistent rise or fall after the intervention.
B. Decrease. The follow-up measurements are generally lower than the pre-intervention value.
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: B


Question:
After the intervention (inputevents:Heparin Sodium (Prophylaxis) | 11-Prophylaxis (Non IV) | Medications) began at hour 14.256111, what happened to urine output compared with the most recent measurement before that intervention?

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

Answer: B


Question:
What was the post-intervention direction of diastolic blood pressure after the intervention (inputevents:Dextrose 5% | 08-Antibiotics (IV) | Fluids/Intake) started at hour 27.316667?

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

Answer: C


Question:
Which option matches the recorded course of urine output after the intervention (inputevents:D5 1/2NS | 02-Fluids (Crystalloids) | Fluids/Intake) at hour 104.716667?

Options:
A. Increase. The post-intervention course shows an overall rise from the pre-intervention value.
B. Decrease. The follow-up measurements are generally lower than the pre-intervention value.
C. Decrease. The follow-up pattern is called lower based on a transient fall.
D. No clear change. The follow-up measurements are mixed rather than consistently higher or lower.

Answer: B


Question:
After the intervention (inputevents:Norepinephrine | 01-Drips | Medications) began at hour 24.216667, 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. 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:
Looking at systolic blood pressure before and after the intervention (inputevents:PO Intake | 14-Oral/Gastric Intake | Fluids/Intake) at hour 22.946944, which statement is correct?

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. 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:
Once the intervention (inputevents:Gastric Meds | 14-Oral/Gastric Intake | Fluids/Intake) started at hour 8.746944, how did SpO2 move relative to its pre-intervention value?

Options:
A. Increase. The later measurements are best described as higher 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. Decrease. The follow-up pattern is mainly below the value recorded before the intervention.

Answer: B


Question:
Around the hour 29.2825 intervention (inputevents:Dilantin | 05-Med Bolus | Medications), what direction did heart rate show afterward?

Options:
A. No clear change. The post-intervention course does not have one clear direction overall.
B. Increase. The follow-up measurements are generally higher than the pre-intervention value.
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: B


Question:
Once the intervention (inputevents:Pre-Admission/Non-ICU Intake | 16-Pre Admission/Non-ICU | Fluids/Intake) started at hour 1.066667, how did urine output move relative to its pre-intervention value?

Options:
A. No clear change. The later measurements do not show a consistent rise or fall after the intervention.
B. Decrease. A small early drop is taken as the main post-intervention pattern.
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: D


Question:
Around the hour 113.5 intervention (inputevents:Dextrose 5% | 08-Antibiotics (IV) | Fluids/Intake), what direction did SpO2 show afterward?

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 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:
Looking at SpO2 before and after the intervention (procedureevents:Multi Lumen | Invasive Lines | Access Lines - Invasive) at hour 3.468056, which statement is correct?

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 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: B


Question:
Which option matches the recorded course of diastolic blood pressure after the intervention (inputevents:PO Intake | 14-Oral/Gastric Intake | Fluids/Intake) at hour 14.866667?

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

Answer: B


Question:
For the intervention (inputevents:Dextrose 5% | 08-Antibiotics (IV) | Fluids/Intake) at hour 21.916667, which option best describes the later direction of temperature?

Options:
A. Decrease. The post-intervention course shows an overall fall from the pre-intervention value.
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. Increase. A brief upward fluctuation is treated as a sustained rise after the intervention.

Answer: B


Question:
Once the intervention (inputevents:Dextrose 5% | 01-Drips | Fluids/Intake) started at hour 5.433333, how did SpO2 move relative to its pre-intervention value?

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

Answer: C


Question:
Around the hour 20.666667 intervention (inputevents:PO Intake | 14-Oral/Gastric Intake | Fluids/Intake), what direction did respiratory rate show afterward?

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. The post-intervention course shows an overall fall from the pre-intervention value.
D. Increase. The follow-up pattern is called higher based on a transient rise.

Answer: A


Question:
Which option matches the recorded course of heart rate after the intervention (inputevents:Dextrose 5% | 01-Drips | Fluids/Intake) at hour 10.286667?

Options:
A. No clear change. The follow-up measurements are mixed rather than consistently higher or lower.
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. Increase. The follow-up measurements are generally higher than the pre-intervention value.

Answer: D


Question:
Looking at temperature before and after the intervention (inputevents:Albumin 5% | 04-Fluids (Colloids) | Blood Products/Colloids) at hour 19.643333, which statement is correct?

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. Increase. The later course is read as higher even though the rise is not sustained overall.

Answer: C


Question:
What was the post-intervention direction of urine output after the intervention (inputevents:Calcium Gluconate | 02-Fluids (Crystalloids) | Medications) started at hour 69.719722?

Options:
A. Decrease. A small early drop is taken as the main post-intervention pattern.
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 measurements are mixed rather than consistently higher or lower.

Answer: B


Question:
For the intervention (inputevents:NaCl 0.9% | 02-Fluids (Crystalloids) | Fluids/Intake) at hour 10.333333, which option best describes the later direction of urine output?

Options:
A. Increase. The later measurements are best described as higher overall after the intervention.
B. Decrease. The later measurements are best described as lower 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: B


Question:
Which option matches the recorded course of urine output after the intervention (inputevents:Heparin Sodium (Prophylaxis) | 11-Prophylaxis (Non IV) | Medications) at hour 136.836389?

Options:
A. Increase. The follow-up pattern is mainly above the value recorded before the intervention.
B. Decrease. A brief downward fluctuation is treated as a sustained fall after the intervention.
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: C


Question:
Once the intervention (procedureevents:Arterial Line | Invasive Lines | Access Lines - Invasive) started at hour 6.461111, how did temperature 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. No clear change. The post-intervention course is treated as flat rather than variable.
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: A


Question:
Using the measurements around the intervention (inputevents:Gastric Meds | 14-Oral/Gastric Intake | Fluids/Intake) at hour 16.85, which choice correctly summarizes urine output?

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. Increase. The post-intervention course shows an overall rise from the pre-intervention value.
D. Decrease. The later measurements are best described as lower overall after the intervention.

Answer: D


Question:
For the intervention (inputevents:Packed Red Blood Cells | 07-Blood Products | Blood Products/Colloids) at hour 2.683333, which option best describes the later direction of temperature?

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. 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:
Once the intervention (inputevents:Calcium Gluconate | 02-Fluids (Crystalloids) | Medications) started at hour 16.644167, how did mean arterial pressure move relative to its pre-intervention value?

Options:
A. Decrease. A small early drop is taken as the main post-intervention pattern.
B. Decrease. The follow-up measurements are generally lower than 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 measurements are generally higher than the pre-intervention value.

Answer: B


Question:
Around the hour 25.744167 intervention (inputevents:Insulin - Regular | 06-Insulin (Non IV) | Medications), what direction did SpO2 show afterward?

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. 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:
Around the hour 15.204444 intervention (inputevents:Metoprolol | 05-Med Bolus | Medications), what direction did urine output show afterward?

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

Answer: C


Question:
Which option matches the recorded course of urine output after the intervention (procedureevents:OR Received | Significant Events | 3-Significant Events) at hour 1.343333?

Options:
A. Increase. The later measurements are best described as higher overall after the intervention.
B. Decrease. A small early drop is taken as the main post-intervention pattern.
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: D


Question:
Around the hour 11.4 intervention (inputevents:Insulin - Humalog | 06-Insulin (Non IV) | Medications), what direction did temperature show afterward?

Options:
A. Decrease. The post-intervention course shows an overall fall from the pre-intervention value.
B. Increase. The follow-up measurements are generally higher than the pre-intervention value.
C. Increase. The follow-up pattern is called higher based on a transient rise.
D. No clear change. The follow-up measurements are mixed rather than consistently higher or lower.

Answer: B


Question:
What was the post-intervention direction of SpO2 after the intervention (inputevents:Insulin - Glargine | 06-Insulin (Non IV) | Medications) started at hour 33.2?

Options:
A. No clear change. The post-intervention course does not have one clear direction overall.
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:
Around the hour 1.592778 intervention (procedureevents:18 Gauge | Peripheral Lines | Access Lines - Peripheral), what direction did temperature 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 pattern is called unchanged based on limited variation.
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: A


Question:
What was the post-intervention direction of urine output after the intervention (inputevents:Insulin - Regular | 01-Drips | Medications) started at hour 9.177222?

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:
After the intervention (inputevents:Insulin - Glargine | 06-Insulin (Non IV) | Medications) began at hour 18.526667, what happened to temperature compared with the most recent measurement before that intervention?

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

Answer: B


Question:
Using the measurements around the intervention (inputevents:NaCl 0.9% | 02-Fluids (Crystalloids) | Fluids/Intake) at hour 0.115, which choice correctly summarizes 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 follow-up measurements are mixed rather than consistently higher or lower.
D. Increase. The follow-up measurements are generally higher than the pre-intervention value.

Answer: C


Question:
What was the post-intervention direction of temperature after the intervention (inputevents:LR | 03-IV Fluid Bolus | Fluids/Intake) started at hour 6.28?

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

Answer: A


Question:
For the intervention (inputevents:Morphine Sulfate | 05-Med Bolus | Medications) at hour 20.753333, which option best describes the later direction of temperature?

Options:
A. No clear change. The post-intervention course does not have one clear direction overall.
B. Increase. The follow-up measurements are generally higher than the pre-intervention value.
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: B


Question:
Looking at urine output before and after the intervention (inputevents:Dextrose 5% | 01-Drips | Fluids/Intake) at hour 5.853333, which statement is correct?

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

Answer: B


Question:
Around the hour 84.790278 intervention (inputevents:PO Intake | 14-Oral/Gastric Intake | Fluids/Intake), what direction did urine output show afterward?

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:
Using the measurements around the intervention (inputevents:Dextrose 5% | 01-Drips | Fluids/Intake) at hour 33.073611, which choice correctly summarizes white blood cell count?

Options:
A. Decrease. A small early drop is taken as the main post-intervention pattern.
B. Decrease. The follow-up measurements are generally lower than 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 measurements are generally higher than the pre-intervention value.

Answer: B


Question:
Which option matches the recorded course of temperature after the intervention (inputevents:Midazolam (Versed) | 01-Drips | Medications) at hour 6.316667?

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. 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:
After the intervention (inputevents:Gastric Meds | 14-Oral/Gastric Intake | Fluids/Intake) began at hour 11.121667, what happened to heart rate compared with the most recent measurement before that intervention?

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:
Looking at SpO2 before and after the intervention (inputevents:Hydralazine | 05-Med Bolus | Medications) at hour 1.055, which statement is correct?

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

Answer: A


Question:
Around the hour 1.789167 intervention (inputevents:PACU Crystalloid Intake | 16-Pre Admission/Non-ICU | Fluids/Intake), what direction did urine output show afterward?

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:
Which option matches the recorded course of mean arterial pressure after the intervention (inputevents:Dextrose 5% | 01-Drips | Fluids/Intake) at hour 1.745833?

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 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: C


Question:
After the intervention (inputevents:Dextrose 5% | 01-Drips | Fluids/Intake) began at hour 29.929167, what happened to respiratory rate compared with the most recent measurement before that intervention?

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. No clear change. The follow-up measurements are mixed rather than consistently higher or lower.
D. No clear change. The follow-up pattern is called unchanged based on limited variation.

Answer: C


Question:
Looking at diastolic blood pressure before and after the intervention (procedureevents:Temporary Pacemaker Wires Discontinued | Procedures | 4-Procedures) at hour 45.905556, which statement is correct?

Options:
A. Decrease. The later course is read as lower even though the fall is not sustained overall.
B. Decrease. The follow-up measurements are generally lower than the pre-intervention value.
C. Increase. The post-intervention course shows an overall rise 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:
Once the intervention (inputevents:Insulin - Regular | 01-Drips | Medications) started at hour 10.172222, how did SpO2 move relative to its pre-intervention value?

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

Answer: C


Question:
Looking at urine output before and after the intervention (inputevents:Fentanyl | 05-Med Bolus | Medications) at hour 28.149167, which statement is correct?

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

Answer: D


Question:
Around the hour 36.415833 intervention (inputevents:Fentanyl | 05-Med Bolus | 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. Decrease. The follow-up pattern is mainly below the value recorded before the intervention.
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: A


Question:
Using the measurements around the intervention (inputevents:Labetalol | 05-Med Bolus | Medications) at hour 50.985278, which choice correctly summarizes temperature?

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

Answer: B


Question:
What was the post-intervention direction of creatinine after the intervention (procedureevents:Multi Lumen | Invasive Lines | Access Lines - Invasive) started at hour 0.568611?

Options:
A. No clear change. The later measurements do not show a consistent rise or fall after the intervention.
B. Decrease. The follow-up measurements are generally lower than the pre-intervention value.
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: B


Question:
Looking at SpO2 before and after the intervention (inputevents:Phenylephrine | 01-Drips | Medications) at hour 6.748611, 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. No clear change. The post-intervention course does not have one clear direction overall.
D. Decrease. The post-intervention course shows an overall fall from the pre-intervention value.

Answer: C


Question:
Around the hour 1.714167 intervention (procedureevents:16 Gauge | Peripheral Lines | Access Lines - Peripheral), what direction did urine output show afterward?

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. 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: D


Question:
Once the intervention (inputevents:Morphine Sulfate | 05-Med Bolus | Medications) started at hour 4.440556, how did SpO2 move relative to its pre-intervention value?

Options:
A. Increase. The later measurements are best described as higher 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. Decrease. The follow-up pattern is mainly below the value recorded before the intervention.

Answer: B


Question:
Using the measurements around the intervention (inputevents:Metoprolol | 05-Med Bolus | Medications) at hour 25.071944, which choice correctly summarizes urine output?

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:
Looking at heart rate before and after the intervention (inputevents:NaCl 0.9% | 02-Fluids (Crystalloids) | Fluids/Intake) at hour 37.226944, which statement is correct?

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

Answer: A


Question:
Once the intervention (inputevents:NaCl 0.9% | 02-Fluids (Crystalloids) | Fluids/Intake) started at hour 7.343611, how did urine output move relative to its pre-intervention value?

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

Answer: A


Question:
Around the hour 2.210278 intervention (inputevents:Dextrose 5% | 08-Antibiotics (IV) | Fluids/Intake), what direction did temperature show afterward?

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. Increase. The post-intervention course shows an overall rise from the pre-intervention value.
D. Decrease. The follow-up pattern is mainly below the value recorded before the intervention.

Answer: B


Question:
What was the post-intervention direction of diastolic blood pressure after the intervention (inputevents:PO Intake | 14-Oral/Gastric Intake | Fluids/Intake) started at hour 26.511667?

Options:
A. Increase. The follow-up pattern is mainly above the value recorded before the intervention.
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. Decrease. The follow-up measurements are generally lower than the pre-intervention value.

Answer: D


Question:
Around the hour 7.433333 intervention (inputevents:PO Intake | 14-Oral/Gastric Intake | 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 measurements are mixed rather than consistently higher or lower.
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:
What was the post-intervention direction of heart rate after the intervention (inputevents:Norepinephrine | 01-Drips | Medications) started at hour 34.2?

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

Answer: B


Question:
Which option matches the recorded course of heart rate after the intervention (procedureevents:16 Gauge | Peripheral Lines | Access Lines - Peripheral) at hour 1.406667?

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

Answer: B


Question:
Using the measurements around the intervention (inputevents:Morphine Sulfate | 05-Med Bolus | Medications) at hour 19.342778, which choice correctly summarizes temperature?

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

Answer: C


Question:
Which option matches the recorded course of SpO2 after the intervention (procedureevents:Non-invasive Ventilation | Ventilation | 2-Ventilation) at hour 1.342778?

Options:
A. Increase. The follow-up pattern is mainly above 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. No clear change. The follow-up values are treated as flat despite visible variation.
D. Decrease. The later measurements are best described as lower overall after the intervention.

Answer: B


Question:
Around the hour 29.083333 intervention (inputevents:Dextrose 5% | 01-Drips | Fluids/Intake), what direction did heart rate show afterward?

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:
What was the post-intervention direction of temperature after the intervention (inputevents:PO Intake | 14-Oral/Gastric Intake | Fluids/Intake) started at hour 136.010278?

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:
Looking at mean arterial pressure before and after the intervention (inputevents:Sterile Water | 08-Antibiotics (IV) | Fluids/Intake) at hour 7.607222, which statement is correct?

Options:
A. Decrease. The post-intervention course shows an overall fall from the pre-intervention value.
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 pattern is called lower based on a transient fall.

Answer: A


Question:
For the intervention (procedureevents:Arterial Line | Invasive Lines | Access Lines - Invasive) at hour 13.4825, which option best describes the later direction of temperature?

Options:
A. No clear change. The later measurements do not show a consistent rise or fall after 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. Decrease. The post-intervention course shows an overall fall from the pre-intervention value.

Answer: A


Question:
Once the intervention (inputevents:NaCl 0.9% | 02-Fluids (Crystalloids) | Fluids/Intake) started at hour 5.566667, how did urine output move relative to its pre-intervention value?

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:
Around the hour 32.6 intervention (inputevents:Furosemide (Lasix) | 05-Med Bolus | Medications), what direction did respiratory rate show afterward?

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:
Which option matches the recorded course of urine output after the intervention (inputevents:Gastric Meds | 14-Oral/Gastric Intake | Fluids/Intake) at hour 40.503611?

Options:
A. Decrease. The later course is read as lower even though the fall is not sustained overall.
B. Increase. The post-intervention course shows an overall rise from the pre-intervention value.
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: C


Question:
For the intervention (inputevents:Nicardipine | 01-Drips | Medications) at hour 16.827222, 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 pattern is mainly below the value recorded before the intervention.
C. Increase. A brief upward fluctuation is treated as a sustained rise after the intervention.
D. No clear change. The later measurements do not show a consistent rise or fall after the intervention.

Answer: A


Question:
Once the intervention (inputevents:Nicardipine | 01-Drips | Medications) started at hour 3.877222, 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 pattern is not clearly above or below the pre-intervention value.
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 9.716667 intervention (inputevents:PO Intake | 14-Oral/Gastric Intake | Fluids/Intake), what direction did systolic blood pressure 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 called higher based on a transient rise.
C. Increase. The follow-up measurements are generally higher than the pre-intervention value.
D. No clear change. The follow-up measurements are mixed rather than consistently higher or lower.

Answer: C


Question:
Using the measurements around the intervention (inputevents:PO Intake | 14-Oral/Gastric Intake | Fluids/Intake) at hour 9.716667, which choice correctly summarizes systolic blood pressure?

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 follow-up measurements are generally higher than the pre-intervention value.
D. Increase. The later course is read as higher even though the rise is not sustained overall.

Answer: C


Question:
What was the post-intervention direction of temperature after the intervention (inputevents:PO Intake | 14-Oral/Gastric Intake | Fluids/Intake) started at hour 9.716667?

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. No clear change. The later course is read as stable even though the pattern is not flat overall.
D. Decrease. The post-intervention course shows an overall fall from the pre-intervention value.

Answer: B


Question:
After the intervention (procedureevents:18 Gauge | Peripheral Lines | Access Lines - Peripheral) began at hour 2.151389, what happened to urine output compared with the most recent measurement before that intervention?

Options:
A. Decrease. The later course is read as lower even though the fall is not sustained overall.
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 follow-up pattern is mainly above the value recorded before the intervention.

Answer: B


Question:
For the intervention (procedureevents:ERCP (Travel to) | Procedures | 4-Procedures) at hour 7.084722, which option best describes the later direction of SpO2?

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 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


Question:
Looking at temperature before and after the intervention (inputevents:Dextrose 5% | 01-Drips | Fluids/Intake) at hour 149.55, which statement is correct?

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. Decrease. The later measurements are best described as lower overall after the intervention.
D. Increase. The follow-up measurements are generally higher than the pre-intervention value.

Answer: D


Question:
Which option matches the recorded course of SpO2 after the intervention (inputevents:Dextrose 5% | 01-Drips | Fluids/Intake) at hour 2.734167?

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. No clear change. The follow-up pattern is not clearly above or below the pre-intervention value.
D. Decrease. The post-intervention course shows an overall fall from the pre-intervention value.

Answer: C


Question:
After the intervention (inputevents:PO Intake | 14-Oral/Gastric Intake | Fluids/Intake) began at hour 4.991389, 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 values are treated as flat despite visible variation.
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: A


Question:
Looking at urine output before and after the intervention (inputevents:PO Intake | 14-Oral/Gastric Intake | Fluids/Intake) at hour 1.080278, which statement is correct?

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:
Once the intervention (inputevents:PO Intake | 14-Oral/Gastric Intake | Fluids/Intake) started at hour 6.513611, how did temperature 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. No clear change. The post-intervention course is treated as flat rather than variable.
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: A


Question:
Using the measurements around the intervention (inputevents:NaCl 0.9% | 02-Fluids (Crystalloids) | Fluids/Intake) at hour 32.993056, which choice correctly summarizes heart rate?

Options:
A. Decrease. The later course is read as lower even though the fall is not sustained overall.
B. Increase. The post-intervention course shows an overall rise from the pre-intervention value.
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: C


Question:
Looking at heart rate before and after the intervention (inputevents:Pre-Admission/Non-ICU Intake | 16-Pre Admission/Non-ICU | Fluids/Intake) at hour 14.143611, which statement is correct?

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

Answer: C


Question:
Using the measurements around the intervention (inputevents:PO Intake | 14-Oral/Gastric Intake | Fluids/Intake) at hour 9.198056, which choice correctly summarizes respiratory rate?

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 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 mainly below the value recorded before the intervention.

Answer: B


Question:
What was the post-intervention direction of temperature after the intervention (inputevents:PO Intake | 14-Oral/Gastric Intake | Fluids/Intake) started at hour 9.198056?

Options:
A. No clear change. The follow-up pattern is called unchanged based on limited variation.
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. 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 26.911111, which option best describes the later direction of urine output?

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. 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:
Looking at SpO2 before and after the intervention (inputevents:PO Intake | 14-Oral/Gastric Intake | Fluids/Intake) at hour 3.277778, which statement is correct?

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. Decrease. The follow-up pattern is mainly below the value recorded before the intervention.
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 9.712778?

Options:
A. Increase. The post-intervention course shows an overall rise from the pre-intervention value.
B. Decrease. The follow-up measurements are generally lower than the pre-intervention value.
C. Decrease. The follow-up pattern is called lower based on a transient fall.
D. No clear change. The follow-up measurements are mixed rather than consistently higher or lower.

Answer: B


Question:
Looking at urine output before and after the intervention (inputevents:Dextrose 5% | 08-Antibiotics (IV) | Fluids/Intake) at hour 110.828889, which statement is correct?

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

Answer: C


Question:
Once the intervention (inputevents:Fresh Frozen Plasma | 07-Blood Products | Blood Products/Colloids) started at hour 7.725278, how did urine output move relative to its pre-intervention value?

Options:
A. Decrease. The follow-up measurements are generally lower than the pre-intervention value.
B. Decrease. The later course is read as lower even though the fall is not sustained overall.
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: A


Question:
Looking at SpO2 before and after the intervention (inputevents:NaCl 0.9% | 02-Fluids (Crystalloids) | Fluids/Intake) at hour 20.383333, which statement is correct?

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

Answer: B


Question:
What was the post-intervention direction of heart rate after the intervention (inputevents:NaCl 0.9% | 02-Fluids (Crystalloids) | Fluids/Intake) started at hour 13.45?

Options:
A. No clear change. The follow-up measurements are mixed rather than consistently higher or lower.
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. Increase. The follow-up measurements are generally higher than the pre-intervention value.

Answer: D


Question:
After the intervention (inputevents:Dextrose 5% | 01-Drips | Fluids/Intake) began at hour 1.433333, 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. Decrease. The follow-up pattern is mainly below the value recorded before the intervention.
C. No clear change. The follow-up values are treated as flat despite visible variation.
D. No clear change. The follow-up measurements are mixed rather than consistently higher or lower.

Answer: D


Question:
Once the intervention (procedureevents:OR Received | Significant Events | 3-Significant Events) started at hour 1.514167, how did temperature move relative to its pre-intervention value?

Options:
A. Decrease. The follow-up measurements are generally lower than the pre-intervention value.
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. No clear change. The follow-up pattern is called unchanged based on limited variation.

Answer: B


Question:
What was the post-intervention direction of SpO2 after the intervention (inputevents:Norepinephrine | 01-Drips | Medications) started at hour 2.783333?

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:
Which option matches the recorded course of heart rate after the intervention (inputevents:Dextrose 5% | 08-Antibiotics (IV) | Fluids/Intake) at hour 8.734722?

Options:
A. No clear change. The follow-up measurements are mixed rather than consistently higher or lower.
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. Increase. A small early rise is taken as the main post-intervention pattern.

Answer: B


Question:
For the intervention (inputevents:Dextrose 5% | 02-Fluids (Crystalloids) | Fluids/Intake) at hour 2.651389, which option best describes the later direction of SpO2?

Options:
A. Decrease. The post-intervention course shows an overall fall from the pre-intervention value.
B. No clear change. The post-intervention course is treated as flat rather than variable.
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:
Once the intervention (inputevents:Dextrose 5% | 08-Antibiotics (IV) | Fluids/Intake) started at hour 229.9, how did urine output move relative to its pre-intervention value?

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

Answer: A


Question:
Using the measurements around the intervention (inputevents:Insulin - Regular | 06-Insulin (Non IV) | Medications) at hour 31.21, which choice correctly summarizes temperature?

Options:
A. Increase. The follow-up measurements are generally higher than 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 called higher based on a transient rise.
D. No clear change. The follow-up measurements are mixed rather than consistently higher or lower.

Answer: A


Question:
Around the hour 1.933333 intervention (inputevents:Dextrose 5% | 01-Drips | Fluids/Intake), what direction did heart rate show afterward?

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

Answer: B


Question:
Using the measurements around the intervention (inputevents:Dextrose 5% | 01-Drips | Fluids/Intake) at hour 1.933333, which choice correctly summarizes SpO2?

Options:
A. Decrease. The later measurements are best described as lower overall after the intervention.
B. No clear change. The later measurements do not show a consistent rise or fall after the intervention.
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:
Which option matches the recorded course of urine output after the intervention (inputevents:Albumin 5% | 04-Fluids (Colloids) | Blood Products/Colloids) at hour 7.074444?

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

Answer: A


Question:
For the intervention (inputevents:Magnesium Sulfate | 02-Fluids (Crystalloids) | Medications) at hour 9.250278, 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. 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. Decrease. The follow-up pattern is mainly below the value recorded before the intervention.

Answer: A


Question:
Using the measurements around the intervention (procedureevents:Multi Lumen | Invasive Lines | Access Lines - Invasive) at hour 3.483056, which choice correctly summarizes mean arterial pressure?

Options:
A. Decrease. The later course is read as lower even though the fall is not sustained overall.
B. Decrease. The follow-up measurements are generally lower than the pre-intervention value.
C. Increase. The post-intervention course shows an overall rise 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:
What was the post-intervention direction of SpO2 after the intervention (inputevents:Propofol | 01-Drips | Medications) started at hour 5.416389?

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 post-intervention course does not have one clear direction overall.
D. No clear change. The follow-up values are treated as flat despite visible variation.

Answer: C


Question:
Looking at temperature before and after the intervention (inputevents:Heparin Sodium (Prophylaxis) | 11-Prophylaxis (Non IV) | Medications) at hour 56.333333, which statement is correct?

Options:
A. Increase. The follow-up measurements are generally higher than the pre-intervention value.
B. Increase. A small early rise is taken as the main post-intervention pattern.
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: A


Question:
Once the intervention (inputevents:Propofol | 01-Drips | Medications) started at hour 36.7, how did urine output move relative to its pre-intervention value?

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. No clear change. The follow-up measurements are mixed rather than consistently higher or lower.
D. Increase. The later measurements are best described as higher overall after the intervention.

Answer: B


Question:
Around the hour 21.766667 intervention (inputevents:Propofol | 01-Drips | Medications), what direction did SpO2 show afterward?

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. No clear change. The follow-up measurements are mixed rather than consistently higher or lower.
D. Decrease. The post-intervention course shows an overall fall from the pre-intervention value.

Answer: C


Question:
What was the post-intervention direction of urine output after the intervention (inputevents:PO Intake | 14-Oral/Gastric Intake | Fluids/Intake) started at hour 26.4925?

Options:
A. No clear change. The later measurements do not show a consistent rise or fall after the intervention.
B. Decrease. The follow-up measurements are generally lower than the pre-intervention value.
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: B


Question:
Which option matches the recorded course of SpO2 after the intervention (inputevents:Dextrose 5% | 01-Drips | Fluids/Intake) at hour 3.459167?

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:
Once the intervention (procedureevents:20 Gauge | Peripheral Lines | Access Lines - Peripheral) started at hour 0.683333, how did temperature move relative to its pre-intervention value?

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 follow-up pattern is not clearly above or below the pre-intervention value.
D. Increase. The follow-up measurements are generally higher than the pre-intervention value.

Answer: C


Question:
For the intervention (inputevents:Fentanyl | 05-Med Bolus | Medications) at hour 15.166667, which option best describes the later direction of temperature?

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. 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: D


Question:
Once the intervention (procedureevents:PICC Line | Invasive Lines | Access Lines - Invasive) started at hour 1.190833, how did mean arterial pressure move relative to its pre-intervention value?

Options:
A. No clear change. The later measurements do not show a consistent rise or fall after the intervention.
B. Decrease. A small early drop is taken as the main post-intervention pattern.
C. Decrease. The follow-up measurements are generally lower than the pre-intervention value.
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:Phenylephrine | 01-Drips | Medications) at hour 6.119444, which choice correctly summarizes diastolic blood pressure?

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:
What was the post-intervention direction of urine output after the intervention (inputevents:PO Intake | 14-Oral/Gastric Intake | Fluids/Intake) started at hour 132.319444?

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 temperature after the intervention (inputevents:Propofol | 01-Drips | Medications) at hour 5.219444?

Options:
A. No clear change. The follow-up pattern is not clearly above or below 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. Increase. The follow-up pattern is mainly above the value recorded before the intervention.

Answer: A


Question:
After the intervention (inputevents:Dextrose 5% | 08-Antibiotics (IV) | Fluids/Intake) began at hour 54.866667, what happened to heart rate 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. Increase. A small early rise is taken as the main post-intervention pattern.
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: A


Question:
Looking at SpO2 before and after the intervention (inputevents:Phenylephrine | 01-Drips | Medications) at hour 4.633333, which statement is correct?

Options:
A. Decrease. The follow-up measurements are generally lower than the pre-intervention value.
B. No clear change. The post-intervention course does not have one clear direction overall.
C. No clear change. The later course is read as stable even though the pattern is not flat overall.
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:Dextrose 5% | 08-Antibiotics (IV) | Fluids/Intake) at hour 29.196389?

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:
For the intervention (inputevents:Insulin - Regular | 01-Drips | Medications) at hour 12.659167, which option best describes the later direction of SpO2?

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:
Looking at urine output before and after the intervention (inputevents:Dextrose 5% | 02-Fluids (Crystalloids) | Fluids/Intake) at hour 4.659167, which statement is correct?

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 follow-up measurements are generally lower than the pre-intervention value.
D. Decrease. The later course is read as lower even though the fall is not sustained overall.

Answer: C


Question:
Once the intervention (inputevents:LR | 02-Fluids (Crystalloids) | Fluids/Intake) started at hour 9.409167, how did SpO2 move relative to its pre-intervention value?

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

Answer: C


Question:
Around the hour 97.846667 intervention (procedureevents:Unplanned Extubation (patient-initiated) | Significant Events | 1-Intubation/Extubation), what direction did temperature show afterward?

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. 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: B


Question:
What was the post-intervention direction of SpO2 after the intervention (inputevents:Nepro (Full) | 13-Enteral Nutrition | Nutrition - Enteral) started at hour 61.813333?

Options:
A. No clear change. The post-intervention course does not have one clear direction overall.
B. No clear change. The post-intervention course is treated as flat rather than variable.
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: A


Question:
Looking at temperature before and after the intervention (inputevents:NaCl 0.9% | 01-Drips | Fluids/Intake) at hour 33.766667, which statement is correct?

Options:
A. Increase. The follow-up pattern is called higher based on a transient rise.
B. Increase. The follow-up measurements are generally higher than the pre-intervention value.
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: B


Question:
Once the intervention (inputevents:Norepinephrine | 01-Drips | Medications) started at hour 12.4, how did diastolic blood pressure move relative to its pre-intervention value?

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

Answer: A


Question:
Around the hour 5.35 intervention (inputevents:Norepinephrine | 01-Drips | Medications), what direction did SpO2 show afterward?

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 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:
What was the post-intervention direction of diastolic blood pressure after the intervention (procedureevents:Chest X-Ray | Imaging | 5-Imaging) started at hour 4.371111?

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 temperature after the intervention (inputevents:Propofol | 01-Drips | Medications) at hour 4.071111?

Options:
A. No clear change. The follow-up values are treated as flat despite visible variation.
B. Increase. The later measurements are best described as higher overall after the intervention.
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: D


Question:
Looking at SpO2 before and after the intervention (inputevents:Fentanyl (Concentrate) | 01-Drips | Medications) at hour 2.433333, which statement is correct?

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 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: C


Question:
What was the post-intervention direction of systolic blood pressure after the intervention (inputevents:Propofol | 01-Drips | Medications) started at hour 4.208889?

Options:
A. Decrease. The post-intervention course shows an overall fall from the pre-intervention value.
B. Increase. The follow-up pattern is called higher based on a transient rise.
C. No clear change. The follow-up measurements are mixed rather than consistently higher or lower.
D. Increase. The follow-up measurements are generally higher than the pre-intervention value.

Answer: D


Question:
After the intervention (inputevents:NaCl 0.9% | 01-Drips | Fluids/Intake) began at hour 22.542222, what happened to respiratory rate compared with the most recent measurement before that intervention?

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

Answer: C


Question:
What was the post-intervention direction of temperature after the intervention (inputevents:Midazolam (Versed) | 05-Med Bolus | Medications) started at hour 4.4775?

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 heart rate after the intervention (inputevents:PO Intake | 14-Oral/Gastric Intake | Fluids/Intake) at hour 22.016667?

Options:
A. Increase. The follow-up pattern is called higher based on a transient rise.
B. Increase. The follow-up measurements are generally higher than the pre-intervention value.
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: B


Question:
After the intervention (inputevents:NaCl 0.9% | 02-Fluids (Crystalloids) | Fluids/Intake) began at hour 3.183333, what happened to urine output 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 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:
For the intervention (inputevents:NaCl 0.9% | 03-IV Fluid Bolus | Fluids/Intake) at hour 10.483333, which option best describes the later direction of SpO2?

Options:
A. No clear change. The follow-up values are treated as flat despite visible variation.
B. Decrease. The later measurements are best described as lower overall 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: C


Question:
Around the hour 0.268889 intervention (procedureevents:20 Gauge | Peripheral Lines | Access Lines - Peripheral), what direction did systolic blood pressure show afterward?

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. No clear change. The follow-up values are treated as flat despite visible variation.
D. Increase. The later measurements are best described as higher overall after the intervention.

Answer: B


Question:
For the intervention (inputevents:Propofol | 01-Drips | Medications) at hour 54.0, which option best describes the later direction of urine output?

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

Answer: B


Question:
Looking at SpO2 before and after the intervention (inputevents:Hydromorphone (Dilaudid) | 05-Med Bolus | Medications) at hour 30.783889, which statement is correct?

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. Increase. The follow-up pattern is mainly above the value recorded before the intervention.
D. No clear change. The post-intervention course does not have one clear direction overall.

Answer: D


Question:
What was the post-intervention direction of heart rate after the intervention (inputevents:PO Intake | 14-Oral/Gastric Intake | Fluids/Intake) started at hour 34.229722?

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

Answer: C