Workshops held to teach kids about Emergency Medicine
On December 9th, University of Pittsburgh medical students and undergraduate students got together to teach middle and high school kids about emergency medicine. The event included 4 different workshops teaching the kids about airway management, CPR, wound care, and bones. Thanks to WISER's generosity, the students were able to learn about bag-mask ventilation, intubation, airway anatomy, and CPR technique using mannequins and instruments. The kids were very excited to get some hands-on experience using the tools they had only seen on TV episodes. Below is a group picture of the medical students, undergraduate students, and their pupils.

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