Medication Safety Network Interactive Infographic
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About This MicroSim
This network shows how a graph database surfaces medication safety issues by traversing the relationships among a patient's active medications, drug-drug interactions, allergies, and existing conditions. Red lines mark drug-drug interactions (here the Warfarin + Aspirin + Ibuprofen triple raises bleeding risk), blue dotted lines mark contraindications (NSAIDs and metformin against stage-3a kidney disease), and green lines mark appropriate indications (Warfarin for atrial fibrillation, Metformin for diabetes). The central safety indicator flags that a high-risk combination is present.
How to Use
Read the four groups around the patient — medications on the left, conditions on the right, and allergies along the bottom — and follow the colored lines to see which relationships are dangerous (red, blue) versus appropriate (green). Click a medication to highlight just its relationships and dim the rest, making it easy to isolate a single drug's interactions, contraindications, and indications; click the background to clear the selection.
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Lesson Plan
Grade Level
9-12 (High School Geometry)
Duration
10-15 minutes
Prerequisites
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Activities
- Exploration (5 min): TODO
- Guided Practice (5 min): TODO
- Assessment (5 min): TODO
Assessment
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References
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