Hello. My name is Anne-Frédérique, and I am 19 years old. I am studying in Prehospital Emergency Care. I started the program 2 years ago and am in my third year. I am however doing it in 4 years instead of 3. I have a lot of courses in my technique such as resuscitation, prehospital medical intervention, prehospital traumatic intervention, biology, pathophysiology, etc.

I am studying in Prehospital Emergency Care at the moment. I don't need to go to university because I will be a paramedic right out of college.

However, if I want to specialize in my field of study later, I can. I could become a paramedic in advanced care, or I could teach students like the teachers I have now.

One of the problems in Prehospital Emergency Care is the hard words or expressions we need to use.

Sometimes, we need to explain the effect of a medication to a patient but the terms we use may be to difficult for someone who is not in our field of study to understand. We can also state terms or conditions that they have but don't understand.

The symptoms of fatigue, weakness and the pale skin you are experiencing are all signs of your anemia. (people may not know what anemia is)

I will share a solution to that problem with you.

You can open a new tab and write Virtual Writing Tutor.

You can now see the logo in the top left corner. In the top right corner is the bar menu where you can log in. The text area is in the middle of the screen. Just under the text area, in the bottom right corner are icons to help you with your pronunciation. Above the text area are all the buttons you will need to correct your text.

Firstly, you need to click on Writing Tools at the top of the screen in the middle. There will be a drop-down menu, and we will be clicking on the glossary creator. In the middle of the screen, you can now see examples of glossaries and a video tutorial that teaches you how to create your own glossary. You can click on the "examples" button and see all the glossaries. Now if you want to create a new glossary, you have to find a title and then click on the button "new glossary". (name the steps and write things) To show you the end result, I have created a glossary with Prehospital Emergency Care terms. Earlier, the problem was that people may not know what the word anemia is so if you scroll down in the glossary, you will find the word with its definition.

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