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Manikin � Advantages
� Variety available � Reusable � Clean � Acceptable anatomy
� Disadvantages � Expensive � Low tissue realism � Limited anatomy variation
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Manikin
� Description � Anaesthetic training
model � 3rd division Bronchi � Extendable neck
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The Pig Torso � Advantages
� Available � Cheaper � Real tissue � Comparable anatomy
� Disadvantages � Infection risk � Animal ethics � Anatomy differences � Single use � Difficult to store
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The Pig Torso � Different to humans
� Long nose and jaws � Serrated hard palate � Laryngeal cartilage arrangement � Physiological pharyngeal pouch
� Previously prepared � Shortened to allow scope and instruments � Supine positioned � FB inserted
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Sim Man and Sim Baby � Advantages
� Smart manikins ○ Scenarios
� Human anatomy � Reusable � Clean
� Disadvantages � Single anatomy � Not real tissue � 1st division only � Very expensive
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VR Bronchoscopy Model � Flexi bronch � Examination � Biopsy � Auto metrics
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Cadavers
� Advantages � Highest realism (fresh frozen) � Variable real anatomy
� Disadvantages � Expensive � Ethical issues � Infection control � Limited extension
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Sequence � Bronch assembly � Bronch insertion � Identify glottis � Rotate & Insert into trachea � Proceed to bronchi � Find FB � Remove FB � Re-insert FB
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FB Removal � Aim:
� Find � Remove � Re-insert
� Negative: � Advancement � Trauma � Drops
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Post Op � Aim
� Show the post op field ○ Raters score tissue trauma
� Replace the FB
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Manikin
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Pig
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Task specific
� ISCP � S D NA
� Validated tool � Assembly of instruments � Visual inspection of supraglottis/glottis � Visual inspection subglottis � Visual inspection trachea/carina/bronchi � Atraumatic removal of foreign body
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Task specific
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Item Satisfactory Dev Required
Not Assessed
T12 Demonstrates knowledge of the rigid endoscopy and protects structures while negotiating the scope
T13 Achieves an adequate passage through oro-pharynx and larynx through purposeful movements in order to intubate the scope successfully
T14 Makes effective use of suction and keeps tracheal and bronchial lumen in the centre
Unable to perform Able to perform majority
Performs easily with good flow
Item 1 2 3 4 5
3 Assembly of appropriate laryngoscopic and bronchoscopic instruments
5a Visual inspection of supraglottis/glottis
5b Visual inspection subglottis
5c Visual inspection trachea/carina/bronchi
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Global 1-5
� ISCP � S D NA
� Validated tool � Set up of endoscopes � Knowledge of instruments � Instrument handling � Respect for tissue � Time and motion � Knowledge of procedure � Flow of operation � Overall surgical performance
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Global
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Number Item Satisfactory Dev Required Not assessed
G1 Follows an agreed, logical sequence or protocol for the procedure
G2 Consistently handles tissue well with minimal damage
G5 Uses instruments appropriately and safely
G6 Proceeds at appropriate pace with economy of movement
G9 Uses assistant(s) to the best advantage at all times
Set-up of Endoscopes Chose inappropriate endoscope &/or could not assemble all
Chose appropriate endoscope & able to
assemble with prompting
Set-up appropriately sized endoscope without assistance or prompting
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Knowledge of Instruments Frequently asks for wrong instrument or used inappropriate instrument
Knew names of most instruments & used
appropriate instrument Obviously familiar with instruments & their names
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Instrument Handling Repeatedly makes tentative or awkward movements Competent use of
instruments but occasionally stiff or awkward
Fluid moves with instruments & no awkwardness
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Respect for Tissue Uses unnecessary force or caused damage by inappropriate use of instruments
Careful handling of tissue by occasional inadvertent
damage to tissue
Consistently handled tissues appropriately w/ minimal damage
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Time and Motion Many unnecessary moves but some unnecessary moves Efficient time/motion & maximum efficiency Clear economy of movement
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Knowledge of Specific Procedure Deficient knowledge & needed instruction at most steps Knew all important steps of operation Demonstrated familiarity w/all aspects of operation
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Flow of Operation Frequently stopped & unsure of next move Some forward planning with reasonable progression
Obviously planned course of operation with effortless flow
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Overall Surgical Performance Poor Performs majority of surgery acceptably Outstanding
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Face and Content validity Face and content validity
State the level of agreement with the following statements: strongly disagree disagree undecided agree strongly agree
Face
Appearance of anatomical structures is realis:c 1 2 3 4 5
Tissue feel is realis:c 1 2 3 4 5
Depth percep:on is realis:c 1 2 3 4 5
Image projec:on and graphics are realis:c 1 2 3 4 5
Content
This model is useful for teaching anatomy 1 2 3 4 5
This model is useful for teaching surgical planning 1 2 3 4 5
This model is useful for improving opera:ve technique 1 2 3 4 5
This model is useful for improving hand-‐eye coordina:on 1 2 3 4 5
This model is useful as an over all training tool 1 2 3 4 5
Task
This model is useful for teaching Bronchoscope assembly 1 2 3 4 5
This model is useful for teaching FB removal 1 2 3 4 5
This model is useful for teaching Pouch stapling 1 2 3 4 5
Global
Skills I learned are transferable to the opera:ng theatre 1 2 3 4 5
This model should be incorporated into training curriculum 1 2 3 4 5
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Face validity � Level of agreement (1-5): � Delegates and faculty
� Appearance of anatomical structures is realistic � Tissue feel is realistic � Depth perception is realistic � Image projection and graphics are realistic
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Content validity � Level of agreement (1-5): � Delegates & Faculty
○ This model is useful for teaching anatomy ○ This model is useful for teaching surgical planning ○ This model is useful for improving opera:ve technique ○ This model is useful for improving hand-‐eye coordina:on ○ This model is useful as an over all training tool
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Task � Level of agreement (1-5): � Delegates & Faculty
○ This model is useful for teaching Bronchoscope assembly ○ This model is useful for teaching FB removal ○ This model is useful for teaching Pouch stapling
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Global � Level of agreement (1-5): � Delegates & Faculty
○ Skills learned are transferable to the opera:ng theatre ○ This model should be incorporated into training curriculum ○ I would recommend this model to other trainees
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Remember
� This is not a test! � If any, ○ You are testing the model ○ The faculty testing the tool
� Be honest and constructive � No 5/5 score for all! ○ On skills assessments and validity assessment
� Feedback
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Remember
� We aim to learn surgical skills � We are not here to discuss clinical indication! � We only learn from OUR mistakes
� If we validate a model and a tool � We get to do it more regularly and for free � We have a baseline to build on � We can compare other models and tools
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Before starting � Familiarise yourself with setting
� Connect scope to camera and light
� Adjust focus, zoom and white balance
� Examine your instruments
� Position the Manikin/Pig
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Before starting � Insert DVD
� Type your name and procedure
� Press record!
� Check it is working
� Double check it is working
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Final points � Help each other � Learn from each other � Keep to time
� Ensure all assessments are done � Ensure you fill in the validation forms � If it is not on the video: you haven’t done it!
� The camera doesn’t lie
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