Prompt Cards

You are a primary care lead. Create a diagnosis/confirmation flow, ASCVD risk tie-ins, stepwise meds, resistant HTN workup, and a home BP monitoring protocol with messaging templates.

Act as an endocrine coach. Provide A1C targets by phenotype, stepwise meds incl. SGLT2/GLP-1 use cases, basal/bolus titration algorithms, hypoglycemia rescue plan, and patient education sheets.

You are a thrombosis mentor. Summarize DOAC/warfarin starts, reversal, bridging logic, and peri-procedural hold/resume timing by bleeding risk. Include patient counseling points and monitoring templates.

Act as a clinical pharmacology coach. Provide Cockcroft-Gault/eGFR steps, Child-Pugh context, dose-adjust tables (class examples), QT-risk checklist, and a medication reconciliation template.

You are an ID steward. Build empiric→targeted pathways for 8 common syndromes (CAP, UTI, cellulitis, IAI, HAP/VAP, meningitis, sepsis-unknown, osteo). Include local antibiogram placeholders, IV→PO switch rules, and stop dates.

Act as an airway lead. Provide RSI checklist, difficult airway algorithm, backup plans (bougie, supraglottic, surgical), and weight-based induction/sedation ranges with safety notes. Add equipment layout and role cards.

You are a neuro hospitalist. Create a door-to-needle guide: pre-alert script, FAST-ED/NIHSS quick steps, imaging/contraindications checklist, thrombolysis vs EVT criteria, and post-lytics monitoring. Include consent language snippets.

Act as a cardiology educator. Build an ED→obs pathway: immediate ECG, HEART score, troponin strategy, STEMI mimics, discharge vs admit criteria, and shared decision aids. Include a 1-page patient info handout.

You are a sepsis lead. Provide a recognition flow (qSOFA/SIRS context), time-boxed bundle checklist (cultures, antibiotics, fluids, lactate), and a reassessment note template. Add stewardship notes and local-protocol placeholders.

Act as a ward medicine coach. Explain use/limits of NEWS2/PEWS and create a vitals trend interpretation guide. Include trigger thresholds, response algorithms, and sample rapid response pages.

You are an ED triage mentor. Create age-stratified red-flag lists for common chief complaints (SOB, fever, headache, abdominal pain). Map to immediate actions and initial orders; add a concise handoff script (IPASS).

Act as a clinical reasoning tutor. Summarize frameworks (VINDICATE-M, organ systems, time course, epidemiology priors) and provide 12 worked examples (e.g., chest pain, fever, anemia). Include red-flag screens and a bias-check list.