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Knowledge and Skills of the Senior Students of Paramedical, Nursing and Medical Faculties on Cardiopulmonary Arrest Recognition, Maintenance of Chest Compression and Ventilation

Mustafa BOĞAN
Şevki Hakan EREN
Mustafa SABAK
Hasan GÜMÜŞBOĞA
Semra ÇELİKLİ
İbrahim BİLİR
Mehmet Murat OKTAY
Pages
142–147
Publication Date
2022-10-11
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The mean scores of both theoretical and practical applicationof paramedic students were found to be significantly higher than the students of the nursing and medical faculties, when all three groupswere compared with each other with regard to their mean success scores of theoretical and practical applications.Conclusion: In our study, the mean scores of both theoretical and practical application of paramedic students were found to be significantlyhigher than the other groups.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Aim: We believe that automatic external defibrillators are not common in our country and aimed to compare the knowledge and skills ofsenior students in paramedical, nursing and medical faculties on recognizing cardiopulmonary arrest (CPA) case, providing proper chestcompression and maintenance of ventilation as well as evaluating cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) cycle one month before startingprofession.Materials and Methods: Fifty senior students from paramedic department, 50 senior students from nursing department and 50 seniorstudents from medical school were included in the study.
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Key Findings & Data:The participants were asked 10 theoretical questions to evaluate their basicresuscitation knowledge.
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Conclusion & Impact:The mean scores of both theoretical and practical applicationof paramedic students were found to be significantly higher than the students of the nursing and medical faculties, when all three groupswere compared with each other with regard to their mean success scores of theoretical and practical applications.Conclusion: In our study, the mean scores of both theoretical and practical application of paramedic students were found to be significantlyhigher than the other groups.
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Aim: We believe that automatic external defibrillators are not common in our country and aimed to compare the knowledge and skills ofsenior students in paramedical, nursing and medical faculties on recognizing cardiopulmonary arrest (CPA) case, providing proper chestcompression and maintenance of ventilation as well as evaluating cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) cycle one month before startingprofession.Materials and Methods: Fifty senior students from paramedic department, 50 senior students from nursing department and 50 seniorstudents from medical school were included in the study. The participants were asked 10 theoretical questions to evaluate their basicresuscitation knowledge. Each participant was then asked to intervene in a suspicious CPA case using Prestan Adult CPR Manikin alone ina separate room.Results: The highest rate of correct answers given to theoretical questions related to CPR was in paramedic students with a mean score of7.34±1.99 points among the students of these three departments (p=0.001). The mean scores of both theoretical and practical applicationof paramedic students were found to be significantly higher than the students of the nursing and medical faculties, when all three groupswere compared with each other with regard to their mean success scores of theoretical and practical applications.Conclusion: In our study, the mean scores of both theoretical and practical application of paramedic students were found to be significantlyhigher than the other groups.

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BOĞAN, M., EREN, Ş. H., SABAK, M., GÜMÜŞBOĞA, H., ÇELİKLİ, S., BİLİR, İ., OKTAY, M. M. (2022). Knowledge and Skills of the Senior Students of Paramedical, Nursing and Medical Faculties on Cardiopulmonary Arrest Recognition, Maintenance of Chest Compression and Ventilation. Eurasian Journal of Emergency Medicine, Cilt: 18 - Sayı: 3, 142–147. https://ajindex.com/articles/508004

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