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CLASS 4

Lesson plan / DEVELOPMENT OF PHYSICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL PERFORMANCE-II

Lesson Information

Course Credit	2.0
Course ECTS Credit	4.0
Teaching Language of Instruction	Türkçe
Level of Course	Associate's Degree, TYYÇ: Level 5, EQF-LLL: Level 5, QF-EHEA: Short Cycle
Type of Course	Compulsory
Mode of Delivery	Face-to-face
Does the course require compulsory or optional work experience?	Z
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Purpose and Content

The aim of the course	The primary objective of this course is to transition paramedic candidates from a traditional 'healthcare personnel'mindset and prepare them for the 'Occupational/Tactical Athlete' concept, where physical capacity is mandatory for jobsuccess and survival. It aims to ensure that students can maintain their own spinal and joint health under the high-stress,unpredictable, and physically demanding conditions of emergency medical services , and acquire the functional fitness,recovery, and stress management skills necessary for a long-lasting career
Course Content	The course content covers the adaptation of elite athletic training principles to the field of emergency medicine,specifically addressing confined spaces, moving surfaces, and heavy loads. Highlighted topics include:Epidemiology andcareer costs of occupational musculoskeletal disorders (MSD).Fundamental laws of biomechanics (torque, compression,shear force) and safe patient lifting and handling dynamics.Asymmetrical (unilateral) load carrying and protective corestabilization strategies.Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) endurance and its metabolic cost within a movingvehicle.Effects of shift work on circadian rhythms, including specialized sleep strategies and 'duty/shift nutrition'protocols.

The aim of the course

The primary objective of this course is to transition paramedic candidates from a traditional 'healthcare personnel'mindset and prepare them for the 'Occupational/Tactical Athlete' concept, where physical capacity is mandatory for jobsuccess and survival. It aims to ensure that students can maintain their own spinal and joint health under the high-stress,unpredictable, and physically demanding conditions of emergency medical services , and acquire the functional fitness,recovery, and stress management skills necessary for a long-lasting career

Course Content

The course content covers the adaptation of elite athletic training principles to the field of emergency medicine,specifically addressing confined spaces, moving surfaces, and heavy loads. Highlighted topics include:Epidemiology andcareer costs of occupational musculoskeletal disorders (MSD).Fundamental laws of biomechanics (torque, compression,shear force) and safe patient lifting and handling dynamics.Asymmetrical (unilateral) load carrying and protective corestabilization strategies.Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) endurance and its metabolic cost within a movingvehicle.Effects of shift work on circadian rhythms, including specialized sleep strategies and 'duty/shift nutrition'protocols.

Learning Outcomes

Will have basic vocational knowledge.
Situation in Turkey and in the world of emergency medical services and first aid and emergency technicians know their duties and responsibilities in this system.
Knows the principles of individual and organizational communication.
Quality improvement and knowledge about quality standards.
In an emergency patient assessment; knows the principles of primary and secondary inspection.
Knowing the transportation of patients.
Simple recovery extraction techniques are known in traffic accidents
Emergency vehicle's mechanical and technical knowledge is hardware related.
Human anatomy, physiology, pathology has basic knowledge in the field.
Infection Control Method knows.
Know the Basic Life Support applications.
Know the Advanced Life Support applications.
In pre-hospital emergency care to know ways to cope with stress.
Knowing the methods of drug administration
Knowledge and skills to use emergency vehicles
To have the ability of defibrillation and cardioversion
To be able to control bleeding
To protect and to hold the highest level of physical and mental health
Knowing the Infection Control Methods, emergency vehicles and equipment to ensure that the infection controls, ensure the conditions of asepsis and antisepsis
ECG rhythm analysis to make
To have the ability to use trauma and maintenance of equipment
To have the ability to give during transport sick or injured patients to the appropriate position of the state
To know Infection Control Methods, to provide infection control of emergency vehicles and equipment, to provide asepsis-antisepsis conditions
Making ECG rhythm analysis
To have the ability to use and maintain trauma equipment
To have the ability to position the patients or injured people during patient transport.
Decide quickly, quiet, series and accurately in the scene
Records the correctly and methodologically information of patients .
The drugs used in pre-hospital emergency care and the liquid has the ability to know and practice
Capable of interdisciplinary teamwork, social responsibility, with enterprising individuals
Ordinary and extraordinary situations having personal and environmental safety information
To develop intellectually and socially itself as a principle of national and universal values
Vocational and continuing professional development in line with universal values have the understanding.
Improving the social and cultural sense, the individual may have a conscious awareness
Turkish language skills and the ability to use language, professional development to follow the level of foreign language knowledge of contemporary individuals
Patients, their relatives and other oral and written communication with health professionals.
In case of emergency help both patient and also to protect itself from the psychological and social aspects of knowledge and skills necessary uses.
n cases of sudden illness or injury, quickly reaching the scene, assess the situation with a doctor if you have, if you need to do first responders and hospital emergency department according to the correct method allows transport.
During transport sick or injured patients to the appropriate position of the state has the ability to give.
Traffic accidents simple recovery / extraction techniques Knows and implements.
And to protect the physical and mental health at the highest level and has the ability to hold information.

Weekly Course Subjects

1	Introduction to the Tactical Athlete Concept and Occupational Risk Profile in EMS
2	Physiological Demands of Emergency Medicine: Energy Systems in Action
3	Spinal Biomechanics, Lever Principles, and Ergonomics of Lifting
4	Core Stabilization and Asymmetric Load Management
5	The Metabolic Cost of Saving Lives: CPR Physiologyand Fatigue Management
6	Biomechanical Demands of Manual vs. Powered Stretchers
7	Operating in Confined Spaces: Stair Chair Ergonomics and Functional Mobility
8	Shift Work Physiology: Managing Circadian Rhythm Disruptions
9	Fueling the Tactical Athlete: Nutritional Strategies for 24-Hour Shifts
10	The "Fight-or-Flight" Response: Autonomic Nervous System and Mental Resilience
11	Prehab and Injury Prevention: Dynamic Activation and Post-Shift Recovery
12	Tactical Conditioning: Cardiovascular Endurance Drills for the Field
13	Environmental Stressors and High-Intensity Operational Simulations
14	Individual Assessment, Progress Review, and Long-Term Performance Planning

Resources

Alvar, B. A., Sell, K., & Deuster, P.A. (Eds.). (2017). NSCA'sessentials of tactical strength and conditioning. Human Kinetics.
Dernocoeur, K. (2019).Streetsense: Communication,Safety, and Control. Fire Engineering Books.
Shaw, C. D., & Mitchell, L. D.(2013). 25 to Survive: Reducin gResidential Injury and LODD. Fire Engineering Books.
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