- Recognizing the signs and symptoms of pneumothorax, including chest pain, dyspnea, and diminished breath sounds, through immersive scenarios.
- Practicing techniques for assessing the severity of pneumothorax, such as physical examination findings and interpretation of imaging studies like chest X-rays or ultrasound.
- Learning the principles and steps involved in managing pneumothorax, including the insertion of chest tubes, application of suction, and monitoring of chest drainage.
- Practicing rapid and appropriate responses to acute pneumothorax emergencies, including triage, stabilization, and initiation of treatment interventions.
- Developing skills in communicating with patients and families about the diagnosis, treatment options, and expected outcomes of pneumothorax management.