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Acute Care Unit is a four bed facility
with a work station. Shown here are beds A and B. This area is used
by Nursing, Respiratory Care, Occupational Therapy Assistants, Physical
Therapist Assistants, Radiography, and for introducing basic skills to
CNAs (certified nursing assistants.)
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The patient shown is recovering in Acute Care Unit Bed A. It
would not be uncommon to walk into a unit and find "relatives"
visiting the patient. Part of Total Application
Scenario (TAS) is to provide the same situations
encountered in actual clinical experiences.
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Bed C and D in Acute Care being used as a maternity ward.
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Just as in a "real" hospital, our students have to answer the
phone, complete paperwork and use electronic devices to find patient
information. Note the two patient monitors which are duplicates of the
monitors next to the patient bed.
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