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High- fidelity simulations for paramedic students in real- life enviroment

Autoři: Holeková Jindra | Pospíchal Jan

Rok: 2022

Druh publikace: ostatní - přednáška nebo poster

Strana od-do: nestránkováno

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eng	High- fidelity simulations for paramedic students in real- life enviroment	Model situations have their irreplaceable place at our faculty. Each major completes at least one during their studies. Nurses, radiology assistants and midwives have situations focused on acute and critical conditions in the hospital environment, social health workers deal with first aid in their work environment. Paramedics have day-long simulations like this every semester. Some simulations are part of the driving and navigation skills course. He participates in it Thirdyear students are divided into four groups and in them they walk around Pardubice throughout the day and provide pre-hospital care to patients who are in a real environment. The route is almost 11 kilometers long and the students can complete it in about 7 hours even with the completion of the tasks. This year, the event will take place on November 15, and in addition to the permanent locations (emergency service, hospital, student dormitories), we managed to arrange one location at the castle. The situation is that a costumed tour was taking place in the exhibition area and the tour guide collapsed. He is unconscious but breathing. One of the visitors calls EMS. Another interesting simulation will take place in the center for the disabled. The man will be lying next to the cart under the eight steps he rolled down. Two surprises await the students here. First of all, it will be a real quadriplegic and secondly, there will be no referee in the stand and everything will be transmitted by a camera system. There are nine simulations in total. The last day’s simulation will also involve cooperation between student firefighters and student rescuers. Of course, the results from this year’s individual habitats are not yet available, but last year two simulations had the greatest benefit. One of them was a 12-year-old girl with an asthma exacerbation who needed to be given intravenous corticoids. This girl was being treated for oncology and had to be given medicine through a subcutaneous	High- fidelity simulations; paramedic; students; model situations