SBAR in Radiology Quiz

What does SBAR stand for?

• Situation, Background, Assessment, Recommendation

• Situation, Background, Analysis, Recommendation

• Situation, Background, Analysis, Report

• Situation, Background, Assessment, Report

In which decade did SBAR start being used in the healthcare setting?

• 2010s

• 1980s

• 1990s

• 2000s

What is the 'Situation' in SBAR?

• What's going on with the patient.

• What would you do to correct it.

• What you think the problem is.

• What's the clinical information or context.

What is the 'Background' in SBAR?

• What you think the problem is.

• What would you do to correct it.

• What's going on with the patient.

• What's the clinical information or context.

What is the 'Assessment' in SBAR?

• What's going on with the patient.

• What would you do to correct it.

• What you think the problem is.

• What's the clinical information or context.

What is the 'Recommendation' in SBAR?

• What do you think the problem is.

• What would you do to correct it.

• What is going on with the patient.

• What is the clinical information or context.

Who originally devised SBAR?

• The Marines

• The Air Force

• The Navy

• The Army

In the example provided, what is the issue with the patient?

• They have a fever

• They have a headache

• They have a broken bone

• Their lab results are bad

What is one of the recommendations given in the example?

• Do an MRI

• X-ray instead

• Do not use contrast

• Switch to an Ultrasound

What is the bottom line of using SBAR according to the video?

• To communicate clearly for the best benefit of the patient

• To save time

• To follow hospital protocol

• To avoid making decisions