PROFESSIONAL WORKSHOPS
Channel 1
MARIA D'EMILIO
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Ivana Bruno
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Program - Frequency - Exams
Course program
The nursing process includes: assessment, diagnosis, goal identification, planning, implementation, and evaluation.
The practice/simulation covers:
Use of airway support devices such as the self-inflating bag (AMBU) and the Waters circuit (“to and fro”);
Application of artificial airways including oropharyngeal and nasopharyngeal airways;
Management and characteristics of tracheostomy cannulas;
Management and characteristics of endotracheal tubes;
Care of the tracheostomy site and replacement of the endotracheal cannula;
Suctioning of the tracheostomy or endotracheal tube;
Use of supraglottic devices such as the laryngeal mask and laryngeal tube;
Functioning of thoracic drainage systems like Pleur-evac and Heimlich valve;
Performance of Basic Life Support and Defibrillation (BLSD) maneuvers.
Prerequisites
Attendance is required as follows:
Successful completion of Laboratory 1 and 2;
A minimum attendance rate of 67% for laboratory activities;
Mandatory attendance for the modules related to the critical care area, gynecology, and Mental Health.
Frequency
The attendance of 67% of the total available hours is mandatory.
Exam mode
The eligibility for Laboratory Activity 3 will be assessed based on:
Active participation in lessons;
Development of the care plan for the assigned clinical case, with an optional PowerPoint presentation.
Knowledge and Understanding (Dublin 1):
The student will demonstrate understanding and application of the nursing process and the ability to assess the basic needs of the patient.
Applying Knowledge and Understanding (Dublin 2):
The student will show competence in basic nursing techniques and procedures.
Making Judgements (Dublin 3):
The student will be capable of making care decisions, personalizing care, evaluating outcomes, taking professional responsibility, and addressing organizational challenges.
Communication Skills (Dublin 4):
The student will use appropriate technical language effectively in discussions.
Learning Skills (Dublin 5):
The student will develop independent study skills, tolerance for uncertainty, self-assessment abilities, and collaborative learning.
Correlati
Lesson mode
Practical demonstrations of key nursing procedures.
Development and discussion of clinical cases derived from experiences during clinical internships.
- Lesson codeAAF1404
- Academic year2025/2026
- CourseNursing REPLICA J - ASL ROMA 1
- CurriculumSingle curriculum
- Year3rd year
- Semester2nd semester
- CFU3