Code Blue at the Clinical Learning & Simulation Facility

The University of Manitoba and the Winnipeg Regional Health Authority have opened a new multimillion dollar state-of-the-art Clinical Learning & Simulation Facility.

The 11,000 square-foot facility allows students hands-on practice in complex surgery, diagnostic tests and treatment.

For more information contact Ilana Simon, Director of Communications & Marketing, Faculty of Medicine, University of Manitoba, 204-789-3427.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• medical
• simulation
• facility
• clinical
• learning
• university
• manitoba
• code
• blue

[elprecipicio]

No BakerM92 - if you are bagging a patient you need to stop every 30 compressions to give 2 breaths. Only after the patient is intubated do you give continuous CPR at 100/min and ventilate every 6-8 second.

[flothenurse02]

i think most doctors and nurses at this point when its a code blue are trying to keep the patient alive anyway possible....plus if you are a good doctors and nurse you are already constantly washing you hands anyway

[bomberfun1]

this woman can barely press anything, why is she even working there, how did she get in? I want the slice of the cake too!!!

[SzWilhelmina733]

good

[DvMagdalen241]

nevermind

[Stinkyfart]

@Nguyennuget I saw that on the Today Show.

[Nguyennuget]

stayin alive stayin alive by the bee gees...that's how I compress at every code blue..oh yeah =]

[sezuor]

@stevietoward yep

[stevietoward]

In these scenarios or simulations can the dummy die?

[chrissline77]

@ronaldotr1 ...........epinephrine

[chrissline77]

@likenother616 ..............What are they doing wrong?

[likenother616]

If I ran a code like this in my Paramedic program my Instructor would have booted my ass out of the classroom.