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RC 563 Introduction to Research RUSH UNIVERSITY – Respiratory Care The difference between using High fidelity simulation and low fidelity simulation with airway management Airway management is essential in the respiratory care practice. The knowledge and skill needed in this matter include bag and mask ventilation (BMV), laryngeal mask airway (LMA), and endotracheal tube insertion (ET). The process of providing the respiratory practitioner with the confidences of performing this task are widely differed due to the way this necessary skill and knowledge produced to the end-users. In this study, we will measure the different between two groups of participants on the skill and knowledge using BMV, LMA, and ET based on their confidence …show more content…

They used a high human like simulator, which can provides the signs and symptoms of the shock. It can show the cardiac shock or the septic shock according to the scenarios they entered in the system earlier. The medical students during the study will be introduced to the shock signs and symptoms through the high fidelity simulator. The simulator will show the natural response to the student action to treat what they diagnose. If they select the wrong action of treatment the simulator signs and symptoms will be deteriorates accordingly. The high fidelity simulator gives back the reflection to the intervention immediately after the students apply …show more content…

To create a more life-like reality, it is necessary to consolidate into the simulation conditions as many characteristics found in the real life environment as feasible. One of these pieces is the transfer of diagnostic data In this descriptive study a highly cost-effective information center which gives the real-time performance of lab values, electrocardiograms, and radiologic studies in a way that is utmost alike to which exists in every Emergency Departments. This information center provides for a further practical copied patient conflict. It helps members smooth experiences included in radiographic analysis utilizing an interface located in the hospital. It also promotes continuous course of events by streamlining the performance of laboratory and electrocardiographic information. Employing this information service has enabled us to improve the effectiveness of our synopses, enhance member fulfillment, and give some extra work at interpreting information as it would be seen in the hospital.9 To assess if high-fidelity medical simulation can be used as an evaluation means for pediatric residents' ability to control an acute airway, a prospective observational study performed with a sample of 16 pediatric residents. The information clarifies many fields of interest with resident experiences in maintaining an airway. This outline implies that high-fidelity medical

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