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EMS Cardiac Arrest
A 24-year-old female on a bike has been hit by a car at 40 miles per hour. As the paramedic at the scene, you need to offer essential medical interventions like controlling bleeding, immobilizing fractures and restoring responsiveness.
Thoracentesis
Thoracentesis refers to the procedure performed to aspirate fluid from the pleural space. This could be done for diagnostic or therapeutic purposes. In this given case, the patient has pneumothorax, calling for a thoracentesis procedure.
Supraorbital Nerve Block
A supraorbital nerve block is done to provide immediate localized anesthesia. This could be done for a number of reasons from laceration to removal of foreign object. In this case, it is a laceration on the forehead.
Knee Arthrocentesis
A 53-year-old male patient has suffering right-sided knee pain and swelling. This could be a case of gout or septic arthritis. Knee arthrocentesis is advised, a minor surgical procedure done to aspirate synovial fluid from the knee joint.
Multipatient Morning Shift
Your are the morning shift nurse taking over from the off-going nurse. Three patients need to be taken care of; each one with a different diagnosis. Ask proper questions to understand their health conditions and complete all morning tasks on time.
Delivering Bad News
Kirsten’s husband Rob has been diagnosed with terminal lung cancer and Kirsten must be informed. This scenario helps participants learn to navigate such delicate situations and deliver empathetic support.
Digital Block
Digital block is a nerve blocking technique used for performing painful procedures on the digits. It could be related to nail removal, foreign body removal or, as in this case, a laceration.
Dental Block
A dental block procedure is another name for anesthetizing that particular area of the mouth that needs some dental procedure. Learners practice this procedure in a safe virtual environment with a virtual patient.
Achilles Tendon Repair
Achilles tendon repair surgery helps fix a damaged Achilles tendon. The Achilles tendon is the largest tendon in the body, and a ruptured or damaged tendon causes pain and swelling near the heel making movement difficult.