NOTICE THE SIGN THAT CHANGES PRIORITY

Assess first.
Prioritize clearly.

Practice recognizing acuity in four fictional adult presentations, then explore how a new finding changes priority.

Educational prototype for supervised learning. This is a partial exercise inspired by the WHO/ICRC/MSF Interagency Integrated Triage Tool, not a complete triage protocol or a tool for real patient decisions. No diagnoses, treatment instructions, or real patient data.

ADULT FICTIONAL CASE

Inspect the initial assessment findings

Choose the priority for this exercise

REASONING RECORD

Acuity before
diagnostic certainty.

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—correct priorities

Results reflect these authored cases only. They do not establish clinical competence.

THE PRINCIPLE ENGINE

Reassess when signs change.

In this exercise, first look for emergency signs. Other concerning signs or abnormal vital signs can also demand prompt clinical review.

Source: IITT adult chart, checked 19 October 2026. The exercise covers only selected criteria; follow the complete locally approved protocol in clinical practice.

Assess first.Prioritize clearly.

Choose the priority for this exercise

A new finding changes the picture.

Assess first.
Prioritize clearly.