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Spine and spinal cord trauma in prehospital care
KRATOCHVÍLOVÁ, Karolína
The bachelor thesis is focused on Spine and Spinal Cord Trauma in prehospital care. Spine and spinal cord injuries should always be thought of if the injury was preceded by a fall from a height, a car accident or a jump into unknown water. This thesis consists of two parts. The first part, theoretical, deals with anatomy of the spinal cord and spine, etiology, pathophysiology of trauma, prehospital care, transport and immobilization devices, diagnosis of trauma, treatment and procedure of prehospital care in children. For the practical part, two objectives were set. The first aim was to map the care of the patient with suspected spinal cord injury in pre-hospital emergency care. The second objective was to map the material and technical resources of the medical rescue service in the Vysočina region available to the paramedic when treating a patient with suspected spinal cord and spinal cord trauma. The research part was conducted using a qualitative method, using a semi-structured interview. The interviews consisted of a total of twelve pre-prepared questions and were conducted with paramedics of the Vysočina Region Ambulance Service. These were from the Třebíč and Moravské Budějovice bases. The interviews were recorded on a dictaphone, then transcribed and analysed using the pencil and paper method. Four categories were then created: diagnostic, procedure, specifics and aids. The categories were then divided into sub-categories and converted into diagrams according to the responses. Eleven paramedics were randomly selected for the research and agreed to be interviewed in advance. The research investigation has shown that paramedics have gaps in some aspects. This is particularly the case for the management of suspected spinal cord injuries. Other gaps were in the transfer of the patient to the spineboard, where two informants did not know what the aid was. But the overall results were satisfactory.
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Sub-security interest
Kratochvílová, Karolína ; Šustek, Petr (advisor) ; Hendrychová, Michaela (referee)
The purpose of this thesis is to present sublien as a form of security. The sublien is a special kind of proprietary security interests, which arises by pledging a receivable secured by a lien. Accessoriness and subsidiarity are the main characteristics of sublien which significantly affect all its aspects including the two main functions of sublien - security function and realization function. The focus of the thesis is on presenting sublien in regard to its close relation to a lien and to a lien on receivables. The thesis presents sublien in its complexity including the application of appropriate section regarding the lien. Above that the thesis formulates some of the crucial questions that have risen with the recent changes in the Czech civil law. The thesis consists of three chapters. Chapter One deals with lien in general and focuses on its characteristics and principles as well as on the establishment, realization and extinction of lien. Furthermore, there are presented the subjects of a lien and their rights and duties. Chapter Two deals with lien on receivables, concerning the special modifications and differences in comparison to lien in general. Chapter Three is of main significance, since it concerns the problem of sublien itself. Successively, there are presented the issues of the classification...
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Sub-security interest
Kratochvílová, Karolína ; Šustek, Petr (advisor) ; Hendrychová, Michaela (referee)
The purpose of this thesis is to present sublien as a form of security. The sublien is a special kind of proprietary security interests, which arises by pledging a receivable secured by a lien. Accessoriness and subsidiarity are the main characteristics of sublien which significantly affect all its aspects including the two main functions of sublien - security function and realization function. The focus of the thesis is on presenting sublien in regard to its close relation to a lien and to a lien on receivables. The thesis presents sublien in its complexity including the application of appropriate section regarding the lien. Above that the thesis formulates some of the crucial questions that have risen with the recent changes in the Czech civil law. The thesis consists of three chapters. Chapter One deals with lien in general and focuses on its characteristics and principles as well as on the establishment, realization and extinction of lien. Furthermore, there are presented the subjects of a lien and their rights and duties. Chapter Two deals with lien on receivables, concerning the special modifications and differences in comparison to lien in general. Chapter Three is of main significance, since it concerns the problem of sublien itself. Successively, there are presented the issues of the classification...
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