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KMID : 0895519990030010055
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Journal of the Korean Society of Emergency Medical Technology
1999 Volume.3 No. 1 p.55 ~ p.64
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A Study on the Performance Activities in Emergency Medical Technology Students Field Training
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Koh Bong-Yeun
Kwak Min-Chul
Sin Hyun-Nam
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Abstract
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This study was conducted to acquire the basic materials for effective field training to identify performance activities of emergency medical technology students.
The method used in the study was a descriptive survey using a skill checklist. The subjects for the study were 43 emergency me야cal technology students who were 2nd grade in D college. The collected data were analyzed using the SPSS computer yielding frequencies and percentage.
The results of study were as follows;
1. In ´emergency treatment skill´, 26.6% of subjects are revealed as ´performed´ in ´ambulance practice´ and 22.1% of subjects are revealed as ´performed´ in ´clinical practice´
2. In ´airway management´, 41.9% of subjects are revealed as ´performed´ in ´ambulance practice´ and 14.1% of subjects are revealed as ´performed´ in ´clinical practice´.
3. In ´oxygen therapy´, 52.8% of subjects are revealed as ´performed´ in ´ambulance practice´ and 35.6% of subjects are revealed as ´performed´ in ´clinical practice´.
4. ´ventilation skill´, 17.8% of subjects are revealed as ´performed´ in ´ambulance practice´ and 10.7% of subjects are revealed as ´performed´ in ´clinical practice´.
5. In ´vital sign check´, 61.1% of subjects are revealed as ´performed´ in ´ambulance practice´ and 56.3% of subjects are revealed as ´performed´ in ´clinical practice´.
6. In ´patient assessment´, 40.7% of subjects are revealed as ´performed´ in ´ambulance practice´ and 20.0% of subjects are revealed as ´performed´ in ´clinical practice´.
7. In ´basic life support(CPR)´, 1.7% of subjects are revealed as ´performed´ in ´ambulance practice´ and 11.9% of subjects are revealed as ´performed´ in ´clinical practice´.
8. In ´airway obstruction´, 6.4% of subjects are revealed as ´performed´ in ´ambulance practice´ and 1.1% of subjects are revealed as ´performed´ in ´clinical practice´.
9. In ´electrical therapy´, 0.7% of subjects are revealed as ´performed´ in ´ambulance practice´ and 20.Off of subjects are revealed as ´performed´ in ´clinical practice´.
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