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Learning Outcomes for Practical ProceduresLevel 1 - What the doctor is able to doLevel 2 - Outcomes for Practical Procedures
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Level 3 |
This could include: Level 4 |
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Measuring and recording |
radial pulse rate peripheral pulses blood pressure body temperature peak expiratory flow rate blood glucose using Reagent sticks with and without a glucometer urinalysis using Multistix faecal occult blood testing pregnancy testing perform and interpret a 12 lead ECG manage an ECG monitor height and weight of adults and children interpretation of growth charts CVP measurement transcutaneous O2 saturation |
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Administering and doing |
first aid basic resuscitation and basic life support for adults and children/infants administration of oxygen therapy venepuncture take a blood culture establish intravenous access and set up a giving set male and female urinary catheterisation collection of MSU arterial puncture scrub up and gown for surgical and sterile procedures skin suturing wound care and basic wound dressing make up drugs for parenteral administration administration of intravenous, intramuscular and subcutaneous injections dosage and administration of insulin and use / prescribing of sliding scales use iv infusion and volumetric pumps take nose, throat and skin swabs cervical smear writing drug kardex requesting a cross-match setting up a blood transfusion |
Recommended methods of assessment for Practical Procedures include:
OSCE
OSSE
OSPE
OSLER (to some extent)
Logbook
Certification of procedure
The use of logbooks is less reliable and valid than OSCE stations and there is no measure of reliability or validity for certification of procedures.
The use of video may increase reliability of the OSCE.
Potential new methods of assessment include:
Linked OSCE and EMI questions in alternate stations
Linked OSCE stations