Paramedic students.
Word count: 1313
Choice count: 41
Section count: 27
Image count: 27
Error count: 1
Field Related Analysis:
Nursing : 27 matches (absence, accident, adrenaline, disease, alcohol, biology, body, brain, test, defibrillator, depression, Doctor, epinephrine, foot, grade, H, heart, heart attack, hospital, HR, sign, liver, MI, position, sleep, brain damage, emergency care)
Education : 27 matches (Down, School, choice, class, college, course, courses, don, exam, fail, failure, first, grade, grades, graduate, intervention, learn, major, motivation, professor, school, semester, speaking, student, students, test, writing)
Psychology : 23 matches (absence, alcohol, biology, bit, brain, class, depression, drive, epinephrine, FAST, H, hit, love, member, motivation, need, patient, postulate, sign, sleep, snow, speed, thinking)
Target Structure:
a foot in the door (1 match)
background check (1 match)
drawback (1 match)
HR (2 matches)
internship (2 matches)
learn the ropes (1 match)
leave of absence (1 match)
misconduct (3 matches)
more often than not (1 match)
office politics (1 match)
overtime (1 match)
perpetrator (2 matches)
purpose (1 match)
put aside (1 match)
straight A's (1 match)
test drive (1 match)
vacant position (1 match)
Paramedic students.
You are accepted.
You just receive two letters from two different schools. You are accepted in both of them to join the Prehospital Emergency Care program.
Choice 1 : Ahuntsic College.
Choice 2 : Go to Saint-Hyacinthe College
At Ahuntsic College.
You begin your first session with 9 courses. All the second year students you talked with recommend that you do your technique in 4 years.
Choice 1 : Listen to the second year students.
Choice 2 : Believe in your capacities.
Student job.
Because you have fewer courses, you have less work to do at home. You decide it's a good opportunity to get a foot in the door by working in a place related the courses you have.
Choice 1 : Work in a hospital 25 hours per week
Choice 2 : Work in a seniors center
Work VS good grades.
You notice that your grades are dropping and you're afraid it's because of your work. You love it there and you don't want to lose your job.
Choice 1 : You talk about it to your boss.
Choice 2 : You bring your studies at work and do it on the side.
A favor against another.
The boss told you he /she will accept your request only if you have an affair with him/her.
Choice 1 : You really need to increase your grades, and he/she is good-looking.
Choice 2 : You refuse his/her advance and quit.
Flirting with the boss.
You get cut by an employee who is jealous of you and he denounce you to the HR. Your misconduct forces you to quit the job. Now, in every job you will apply, it will be writing in your drawback that you went against the office politics and you will be refuse in every paramedic company.
Choice 1 : End
Boring.
You quickly realize that you are in a dead-end-job. The most exciting thing you've seen so far is a diabetic patient. Old people are clearly not your type of customer you want to work with. As a Prehospital Emergency Care student you know that the majority of the calls are for seniors who don't really need emergency care. You decide to quit the job and the technique. You need more adrenaline.
Choice 1 : End.
A fatal error.
You were so into your studies for you Biology class you didn't hear the patient who was having a heart attack. Taking in charge to late he had irreversible brain damage.
Choice 1 : End.
He/she is back.
You have been at your third years and it's time for you to do your 300 hours internship in a hospital. When you receive the schedule you notice you will have to work for the perpetrator you were working 2 years ago. You know it's impossible to switch with someone else.
Choice 1 : Talk about it to your professor.
Choice 2 : Take the internship.
Wrong person.
As you were speaking to you professor you realized he became pale. He explains to you that you probably didn't get what your boss was asking for and you were probably the one forcing it. You realize the professor you were talking with was a relative to your ex boss. 2 weeks later everybody thought you sexually harassed your ex boss.
Choice 1 : You leave Ahuntsic and finish your program at Saint-Hyacinthe College
He won't stop.
The perpetrator continues to invite you and you keep refusing his offers. You became closer to your trainer but you are not sure he can do anything about his boss.
Choice 1 : You talk about the misconduct of the boss to your trainer.
Choice 2 : You keep working even if the boss keeps trying.
New staff.
Your trainer told you this situation happen more often than not, and he is a member of the HR. He takes your complaints seriously and one week late the boss is fire. Some vacant position shows up and your trainer invite you to postulate so you could learn the ropes before you graduate.
Choice 1 : You take the job
Choice 2 : You refuse
Can't take it no more.
Because you keep refusing his/her propositions, he/she gives you overtime even if you are not volunteering. You don't sleep enough, you don't eat well. You start taking epinephrine as an alternative. You end up doing a heart attack.
Choice 1 : You die.
What a school path!
You graduate. Your background check is impeccable. You became a great paramedic ready for any situation.
Choice 1 : You're a great paramedic.
Party time.
You have a lot more time to party, and you are in a program where there are plenty of occasion to party. You are invited to the first party of plenty others.
Choice 1 : Accept the invitation
Choice 2 : Studying at home.
SHOTS!
The night is going well and someone really attractive invite you to take some shots with his/her friends.
Choice 1 : You accept the invitation.
Choice 2 : Refuse the invitation.
It's going down.
As the alcohol enters in your body you feel a little disease. The group with whom you are with keeps buying you more alcohol.
Choice 1 : You leave the bar.
Choice 2 : You stay for one more drink.
Studying at home.
It's your second year in the program and you are taking your test drive. You are in a zone of 30 km h and there's a line-up of angry drivers honking behind you.
Choice 1 : You go a little bit over the speed limit.
Choice 2 : You follow the speed limit.
A not happy liver.
Next morning you wake up with a bad feeling. Your liver is not happy of your party of last night.
Choice 1 : Next time you get invited to a party, you will think about it.
You stay for one more drink.
The last drink was the one of too much. Next thing you know you faint. The group took you and sell you to a procurer.
Choice 1 : nobody found you after this last drink.
Maybe too fast.
You hit a cyclist. He died at the hospital. You suffer from major depression and leave of absence the school.
Choice 1 : End
A great student becoming a great paramedic.
All the good work and the good choices you make are done for a purpose, becoming a great paramedic. All you professors love you and sign for your recommendation letter.
Choice 1 : You graduate and enter at SPLL.
Do what mama say.
It's October 25, the mi-session is hitting you hard. Your mom keeps reminding you to put your winter tires but you really need to study for your Emergency Intervention course.
Choice 1 : Put aside your studies and change your tires
Choice 2 : Study to get straight A's. You will change them right after the exam.
Failure.
You completely forget how the defibrillator works. You fail the test. Your motivation is so low for this semester you chose to take one year off. You will never come back.
Choice 1 : End.
Snow? In October?
Next morning, Montreal is covered with snow. Your exam is today. 25% of your final grade is in danger.
Choice 1 : You don't go to the exam. You will be writing a fake note from a doctor, and do the exam another day.
Choice 2 : You go to school even if you still have you summer tires.
They are not fools.
What were you thinking? Your professors are paramedics, they recognize fakes notes.
Choice 1 : They expelled you for your misconduct, you should have listened to your mom.
Slippery slippery snow.
On your way to school you hit another car. This accident is fatal for your life.
Choice 1 : You should have listened to your mom.
