SAIF DUAIBES

1. Taking patient history, physical examination

2. ECG recording
3. Urine evaluation and interpretation
4. Evaluation of RBC, WBC and PLT counts, qualitative blood smear
5. Maintenance of iv. lines
6. Pulsoxymetry
7. Nasogastric tube insertion

8. Abdominal ultrasonography

9. Upper gastrointestinal endoscopy
10. Lower gastrointestinal endoscopy
11. Determination of blood glucose level by personal equipment
12. Diet in diabetes mellitus
13. Oral antidiabetic therapy
14. Insulin treatment strategies
15. Insulin administration
16. Dietary restrictions in gout
17. Dietary restrictions in hyperlipidaemia
18. Measurement of the blood pressure
19. Dietary restrictions in kidney diseases
20. Sample collection for urine culturing
21. Sample collection for stool culturing
22. Throat sample
23. Sample collection for sputum culturing
24. Sample collection for blood culturing
25. Prevention of iatrogenic infections
26. Profilactic antibiotic trestment
27. O2 administration techniques
28. Oral administration of drugs
29. Sublingual administration of drugs
30. Rectal administration of drugs
31. Intraocular administration of drugs
32 Drug administration into the ears
33. Administration of inhalative drugs (aerosols)

34. Preparation for parenteral administration of drugs
35. Preparation for periferal vein cannulation

36. Cannulation of periferal veins
37 Taking a blood sample,
38. Preparation for iv. infusions
39. Administration of iv infusion (without drugs)

40. Ascites drainage
41. Urinary bladder catheterisation in men
42. Urinary bladder catheterisation in women

43. Participation in the work of the emergency unit
44. Transthoracal echocardiography
45. Transoesophageal echocardiography

46. Excercise tests (ECG, echo)

47. Holter ECG
48. 24-hour ABPM
49. Pacemaker implantation

50. Pacemaker control

51. Tilt table test
52. Elephysiological procedures
53. Coronarography
54. Bone marrow sampling
55. Transfusion
56. Apheresis (plasma-, cytapheresis)

1. Taking patient history and other particulars, measuring height, weight, pulse and blood pressure, taking temperature (rectally,axillary).
2. Making beds, changing bedding of immovable patients.
3. Tending to personal cleanliness and hygiene of patients (care of skin, hair, teeth, hands, feet, nails), bathing patients that cannot be moved, prevention of bed sores.
4. Assisting, observing during physician visits.
5. Observing, reporting and evaluating changes in patients’ condition.
6. Measuring, weighing patients’ waste products (throat cultures, stomach contents-bile, urine, faeces).
7. Feeding, diets.
8. Learning proper use and care of equipment used in hospital.
9. Preparation of patient and apparatus for blood-taking.
10. Assisting in first-aid situations.
11. Learning proper sterilization techniques.
12. Preparation of needles, syringes, catheters, equipment for endoscopic and colonoscopic operation, etc. for sterilization.
13. Preparing patient for injections (intramuscular and intravenous).
14. Assisting and observing during medicine administration and storage of drugs.
15. Preparation and assistance during transfusions.
16. Preparation and assistance during infusions.
17. Preparing and assisting in gastroscopy and in giving a barium sulfate preparation.
18. Preparation and assisting in punctures.
19. Preparing, administering enemas.
20. Preparing and assisting in bandaging and treatment of wounds.
21. Preparing and assisting in catheterizations.