As part of the Decade of Open Lessons at Osh International Medical University, Meder Ergeshbaev, a lecturer at the Department of Clinical Disciplines, conducted an open class for 5th-year students of group LD5-4-21 (B) on the topic “Methods of complex resuscitation and intensive therapy in case of circulatory arrest. Heart rhythm disorders. Myocardial infarction. Cardiogenic shock.”

      During the class, students studied in detail the methods of complex resuscitation and intensive therapy in cases of circulatory arrest, heart rhythm disorders, as well as the diagnosis and treatment of myocardial infarction and cardiogenic shock.

     Special attention was given to emergency care algorithms and modern approaches to intensive therapy in critical conditions.

     The class was conducted in an interactive format, using clinical case studies, video materials, and practical exercises, which helped students strengthen their theoretical knowledge and develop decision-making skills in emergency situations.

     Such open lessons enhance the quality of medical education and help future doctors develop professional readiness for work in resuscitation and intensive care settings.