Course content:
- Polytrauma
- Severely burnt patient
- Decompensated diabetes
- Acute edema of the lung
- Acute Coronary Syndrome
- State of shock
- Advanced Life Support
- Algorithm
- Peri-arrest rhythms.
Learning outcomes:
To deepen knowledge about the theoretical foundations of nursing in the context of complex processes of critical illness and/or organ failure, allowing the development of critical thinking about nursing care; Expand skills for the production and application of advanced scientific knowledge, as well as for autonomous, reflective and evidence -based decision making.
Objectives:
- Recognize the responses of the person in critical situation.
- Define nursing interventions to the person in critical situation considering the focus of nursing practice.
- Identify the causal factors, symptomatology, diagnostic methods, therapeutic and preventive measures directed at the person in critical situation.
- Recognize the importance of research in the context of nursing intervention with people in critical situations.
