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The Medicine course of Bahiana On November 8th, another edition of the Gincana (study competition) took place. Bahiana (Ginbah), bringing together first-semester students in an activity that combines scientific knowledge, teamwork, and fun. The initiative, held at the Cabula Campus, aimed to reinforce the teaching of Human Morphology and First Aid through dynamic tests that stimulate quick thinking, collaboration, and the practical application of the content covered in the classroom.
Four teams competed in the activities: Rivotriloucos (blue), Linfúria (green), Sanguinários (red), and Malarianos (yellow). The challenges included activities such as Treasure Hunt, Circuit, Test of 12, Escape Room, Spot the Difference, Ginba(h)lde, and School. Bahiana The Fine Arts program involved participants in artistic presentations, parodies, and creative performances. Ginbah had the support of monitors from more advanced semesters and professors, who followed the teams' performance and encouraged integration between the different groups.
In addition to reinforcing theoretical learning in a light and participatory way, Ginbah plays an important role in welcoming new students, promoting bonds between veteran colleagues and faculty. The experience fosters the development of essential skills for the practice of Medicine, such as communication, leadership, decision-making, and empathy—elements that are part of the pedagogical proposal of [the institution/institution]. Bahiana to train technically competent professionals who are sensitive to humanistic issues.

An activity held at the Cabula Campus reinforces concepts in Human Morphology and First Aid through playful and dynamic tests.

Gymkhana Bahiana It mobilizes first-year medical students on a day of integration and active learning.

The Medicine course held, last Saturday (14/06), another edition of the Gincana da Bahiana (Ginbah), promoting the teaching of Human Morphology and First Aid through fun and dynamic activities. The competition took place on the Cabula Campus and included first-semester students from the Magnatas (Blue), Sanguinários (Red), Linfetinhos (Green), and Cirrhóticos (Yellow) teams. Students from other medical school semesters also participated as monitors.
The contents are divided into the treasure hunt, circuit, Scape room, spot the difference, ginbalde, School tests Bahiana of Fine Arts and Ginbah Solidária. This last activity collects non-perishable food and personal hygiene items from students for a donation to the São Gabriel shelter, which this year was held last Monday (June 16th). Participating in the scavenger hunt were 150 students, members of the competing teams, as well as 95 tutors from other semesters of the Medical course and 8 professors. For student Gabriel Brito Fernandes, the scavenger hunt promotes unity among students. "It's something different from our academic curriculum, but it definitely trains us in communication, teamwork, and unity. I found it very positive."
Diogo Burlacchini Guanaes Gomes, a third-semester student, recognizes the event as a very enriching experience, continuing to participate in Ginbah, now as a monitor. "It requires a huge commitment; it's a great opportunity for intellectual growth, because we have to reinforce the content to be able to evaluate the students. These extracurricular activities we do are all extremely enriching, both for our curriculum and for us as individuals. I think it's very important to have a monitor right at the beginning of the course."&nbsp;

The activity took place on June 14th, at the Cabula Campus.

Gymkhana Bahiana mobilizes medical students

After going through a period of great effort and tension, everyone deserves a moment of relaxation, even if it is just to learn. Thus, the Medicine course created the Gincana da Bahiana, or rather, Ginbah, which reached its 7th edition this semester, promoting the teaching of Human Morphology and First Aid, through fun and dynamic activities. The gymkhana took place last Saturday (26/10), at the Cabula Campus, and had as participants students from the 1st semester who were part of the Magnatas (Blue), Sanguinários (Red), Linfetinhos (Green) and Cirrotics (Yellow) teams. Students from other semesters of the Medicine course also participated as monitors. In addition to the activities that are already part of the program, this semester's edition brought an innovation, the escape room (a game that consists of escaping from a locked room, solving riddles and puzzles to get out before time runs out), in addition to the School Bahiana of Fine Arts, where the teams presented their battle cry, a parody and a dramatization. "I see Ginbah as a moment of integration and relaxation. In the first semester, we arrive with a lot of expectations and a lot of pressure, because everyone says that the Medicine course is very demanding. So, it is a moment to both attract and show that it can be fun", said Fernanda Pereira, a 5th semester student who participated as a monitor. Student Alana Gonçalves Santos, a member of the Cirróticos team, says that they have been preparing for the Ginbah since the beginning of the semester. "We have been studying a lot. I think we are well prepared. I never imagined that we would find a gymkhana at college! I believe that this moment contributes to unity and improvisation, which is very necessary. Thinking and acting quickly are skills that are being worked on here today." For Rafael Queiroz, a member of the Linfetinhos team, the gymkhana was a surprise. "The last thing I imagined was having a gymkhana at college! It reminded me a lot of my school days. We are in a semester of adaptation and I think that this integration helps us relax, especially after coming from the entrance exam. Helping us relax in this first semester is very good," says Queiroz. This semester, the order of winners was: 1. Little Lymphets (Green Team) 2. Cirrhotics (Yellow Team) 3. Tycoons (Blue Team) 4. Bloodthirsty (Red Team)
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Activity involved Medicine students on a day of exams at the Cabula Campus.

Medicine Course holds another edition of Ginbah

Tradition and innovation, pillars that serve as support and guide for Bahiana also permeate their academic activities, as was the case with the 2024.1 edition of the Gymkhana da Bahiana – Ginbah, held last Saturday, June 8, at Campus Cabula, in its 6th edition. The initiative aims to promote the teaching of Human Morphology and First Aid through playful and dynamic activities, with participants being teams made up of students from the 1st semester of the Medicine course and academic monitors from the other semesters. The activity, which traditionally takes place once a semester, was innovated in this 6th edition with a change in its schedule. “We try, every semester, to innovate. So, observing and listening to the students, we realized that the competition was very well structured, but there was a request for it to end early. So, we started activities at 7:30 am and reorganized the tests and removed some. We also finished the gymkhana with the Atlética drums playing together with young people from the Bagunçaço project, an institution to benefit from our solidarity campaign”, explained the co-coordinator of the Intercourse Morphofunctional Sciences Group (GCMI), professor Rafael Lélis. Ginbah also has as coordinators the GCMI co-coordinator, professor Suzana Araújo, the People Development coordinator and member of the event's organizing committee, Luiza Ribeiro, and professor André Zimmermann, who is also coordinator of the First Aid Curricular Component. “I'm very happy to participate in Ginbah once again as a monitor, because I already did gymkhana in high school and coming here and seeing this is really beautiful! Because I thought university was just hard work and seeing all this here is wonderful, because you can review... And even we, as monitors, learn too”, declared Bruno Fróis, 2nd semester Medicine student. This year, the order of winners was: 1. Bilirubin (yellow color); 2. Hemassa (red color); 3. Canabiloucos (green color); 4. Tadalafilhos (blue color).

Initiative aims to promote the teaching of Human Morphology and First Aid

Medicine Course holds 6th edition of Ginbah

Promote the dissemination of knowledge to students in the first semester of Medicine, students of the Biomorphology, First Aid and Instrumental Methodology components, based on information and creativity. This is the bias of Ginbah – Gymkhana Bahiana which, this semester, reached its 5th edition, last Saturday (28/10), with various activities carried out throughout the day, at Campus Cabula.
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 Ginbah is coordinated by the professors of the Intercursos Morphofunctional Sciences Group Suzana Araújo and Rafael Lélis, by the First Aid professor André Zimmermann and by the People Management coordinator at Bahiana, Prof. Luiza Ribeiro. In this edition, the competition brought two new features: a scientific poster presentation test, simulating an academic event, and the test carried out in partnership with the Bahiana Green, in which students bagged organic compounds to win the right to ask questions in a quiz. “We created this activity with the aim of working on the institutional policy of preserving the environment and caring for planetary health”, highlights Rafael Lélis.
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<iframe title="YouTube video player" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/Xvp7Qwgqobs?si=8f7gXGc9s2N6YfsA" width="560" height="315" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen="allowfullscreen"></iframe> For Rafael Amaral, 5th semester Medicine student and Ginbah monitor, the gymkhana is an important moment, because, in addition to learning, students are happy to participate: “Ginbah encourages students to experience college in a pleasurable way. Learning stops being boring.” Gymnast and 1st semester student Isabelle Góes says that she was surprised by Ginbah's proposal. “I thought it would be more fun and that I wouldn't learn much, but I was wrong. In the first activity, I started writing down things about first aid that I didn't know, so I didn't imagine I would learn that much... And I did,” she celebrates. Podium Ginbah considers all teams winners! Below is the placement: 1st place - Team Safena (blue) 2nd place - Team Shrekos (green) 3rd place - Sanguinários Team (red) 4th place - Adrenais Team (yellow)

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