Hundreds of medical students volunteered to take care of coronavirus-infected patients in hospitals and were required to undergo long-term and accelerated office training in a country that registered one of the world’s most high-risk infection cases.
Tereza Zalesakova, 22 years old, is planning to make a glucose test in a patient with an artificial respirator, dressed with a complete protection strip, occurring with a visor and a supply of rubber gloves.
Continuation, in addition to other accommodation of the intensive care unit of the General University Hospital of Prague, in order to help to feed an old man who does not have to worry and who will live with difficulty.
“It was expected to work here in November, because of the lack of personal staff”, explains this medical student from the Charles University of Prague.
“If the nurses do not need me, the doctors will help me to carry out various medical interventions, which no one can do as a student,” Tereza told AFP. “It’s an inexplicable experience”, says the young woman, hoping to convert to some day.
The Chekos hospitals are looking for the maximum capacity of water from the boron past, as it is a member of the EU, with a population of 10.7 million, experimenting with a covid-19 contagion peak.
The country has the largest diarrhea mortality rate for Europe during the week and week in October and November 2020, and the last day of infection in the United States.
The Ministry of Health has calculated a maximum of 800,000 the number of cases confirmed by covid-19 since the beginning of the March epidemic, of the 12,800 deaths.
This week, the country has surpassed the umbrella of 17,000 new infections, a record.
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To help solve the problem, the government recruits students and militaries to help hospitals or senior citizens.
“The students are doing a great job and we are very happy”, Double Stone Petra Havrlikova, nurse at the General University Hospital.
“We help colocarize patients properly, make their own food, transmit samples to laboratories or disinfect their habitats. Create that many of them have been seen for the first time in a patient,” Vermoeidheid Havrlikova said. the AFP.
After a short letter to pass three hours in the intensive care unit, medical student Karolina Nekolova, 22 years old, was preparing for a new shift sharing a box of chocolates with the nurses.
The students, Tereza and Karolina, are attending the third level of medical school studies at Charles University, and are currently working part-time in the hospital internship service.
Tienen has the rotations of 12 hours per month, each one of the hours, consisting of six hours in intensive care and six hours dedicated to other areas.
“It’s a marvelous experience for me. In the first place, helping the people and, secondly, the whole experience for the future of medicine,” said Karolina Nekolova, who is thinking of converting to pediatrics.
The students considered to measure the university and the work is not a problem and consider that have the opportunity to learn “on the ground”, different from other students obliged to follow the distance and the sanitary restrictions.
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