ACC Disaster Drill


 


ACC Disaster Drill
 
Alvin Community College Allied Health programs worked together during a disaster drill on campus on April 26.
The event included mock disaster scenarios that included patients suffering from gunshots, a drowning victim, injuries in a car wreck, operating an emergency room as well as dealing with multiple patients in simulated nursing wards. Drama students helped perform as some of the patients.
The event included students in several programs such as Associate Degree Nursing, EMS, Vocational Nursing, Respiratory Care, Neurodiagnostic Technology, Diagnostic Cardiovascular Sonography and more. Students also had an opportunity to visit with flight medics who arrived on campus on a Memorial Hermann LIfeFlight Helicopter.
The Alvin Volunteer Fire Department also assisted in a simulated extraction on campus.
The drill is supported by a grant from the ACC Foundation.

 
 
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Disaster Drill 1
ACC EMS students unload a mock victim from a vehicle wreck while Alvin Volunteer Firefighters conduct an extraction during the Allied Health Disaster Drill on April 26.
 
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ACC EMS students bring in a patient into the simulated emergency room during the Allied Health Disaster Drill on April 26.
 
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An ACC EMS student assists with a patient during the Allied Health Disaster Drill on April 26.
 
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An ACC Vocational Nursing student works with a patient during the Allied Health Disaster Drill on April 26.
 
Disaster Drill 5
A Memorial Hermann LifeFlight nurse speaks with ACC Nursing students after the helicopter landed at ACC during the Allied Health Disaster Drill on April 26.
 
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ACC Associate Degree Nursing students work with a simulated gunshot patient during the Allied Health Disaster Drill on April 26.