Ultrasound in sudden cardiac arrest ERASMUS>RAT15

SUBJECT LEARNING OUTCOME CONTENT
After completing the course and confirming achievement of the intended learning outcomes, the student will:

- perform advanced resuscitation procedures in children, including infants and newborns, taking into account the proper use of resuscitation support devices;
- position the patient for an imaging examination and monitor their condition during the examination;
- relate images of tissue and organ damage to clinical signs of illness;
- identify indications for transport to a trauma center or pediatric trauma center and report meeting the eligibility criteria to the trauma team leader or pediatric trauma team leader;
- prehospital management of emergencies in adults;
- principles of diagnostic imaging, particularly ultrasound assessment within the scope of emergency protocols;
- recognizing and recognizing one's own limitations in terms of knowledge, skills, and social competences, and performing self-assessment of educational deficits and needs;

Lecture
1 CAUSE Protocol - Cardiac Arrest Ultrasound Exam
2 FEEL Protocol - Focused Echocardiographic Evaluation in Life Support
3 Imaging Studies in the Emergency Department

Exercises
1 Types of Ultrasound Examinations in SCA
2 Patient Positioning for Examination
3 Examination Performance in SCA
4 Patient Care During Examination