Basics of Emergency Medicine 1855-P3-RMED-S1

(in Polish) Study hours involving teacher participation: - lectures – 15 hours, - exercises – 5 hours, - seminars – 0 hours; -completion of the test – 1 hour. Study hours involving individual student work: - preparation for lectures – 14 hours, - writing essays/ papers/ projects – 0 hours, - reading literature – 14 hours, - preparation for test – 1 hours, - preparation for examination – 0 hours; Total: 50 hours ( 2 ECTS)

(in Polish) Student: W1. Explains the principles of the organization and operation of the State Medical Rescue System in Poland. (D.W36) W2. Discusses the organization of rescue operations in mass incidents and disasters (D.W37) W3. Explains the principles of first aid and algorithms for resuscitation procedures in the field of basic life support (BLS), (D.W35)

(in Polish) Student: U1. Ensures safety at the scene of the accident, the victim and the witnesses (D.U.30) U2. Recognizes life threatening conditions. (D.U.30) U3. Correctly performs the algorithm of basic life support in people of different ages. (D.U.30) U4. Uses the AED correctly. (D.U.30) U5. It secures the casualty in a safe position. (D.U.30) U6. He applies the correct procedure during choking in people of all ages. (D.U.30) U7. He applies the correct procedure in the event of an injury. (D.U.30) U8. It describes how to deal with wounds or burns. (D.U.30) U9. Defines the correct management of: hypothermia, overheating, diabetes, chest pain, epileptic seizures. (D.U.30)

(in Polish) Lectures: • Information lecture • Problem lecture • Seminar lecture • Didactic discussion exercise • Case studies • Simulation methods (case study; simulated patient) • Exposing methods: film, presentation

- display

- problem-based lecture
- informative (conventional) lecture
- participatory lecture

- case study
- practical

compulsory course

(in Polish) 1. Knowledge of human anatomy in the field of circulatory and respiratory systems. 2. Knowledge of the physiology of the functioning of the circulatory and respiratory system.

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