Clinical Skills Lab trains medical students (4)
The team in charge of the University\’s Clinical Skills Lab continues to train students of various medical faculties, as it received this morning a new group (42 students) from the fourth year of the faculty of Medicine and trained them on how to examine the nose and ears using an Otoscope, and an eye examination.
By using an ophthalmoscope, the visual presentation was also used to approximate the image, facilitate the idea, and convey the information.
In today\’s training, as in all exercises, it has been taken into account to apply precautionary measures to combat the Corona pandemic (Covid-19), by reducing the number of students for each training session, and forcing them to wear the muzzle, to ensure their safety and the safety of workers, and divide them into 4 groups, each group includes 11 students. In line with the new policies of social distancing, as well as in reducing the number of students, in order to avoid crowding them into narrow spaces.
The Clinical Skills Laboratory aims to train students of various medical faculties on basic skills, in all pre-clinical stages, by using advanced dolls as fake patients and preparing scenarios for actual cases that simulate the real situation in hospitals.
