PPT-Using Multi-D Simulation To Prepare For Pediatric Trauma Designation In The Community 

Using MultiD Simulation To Prepare For Pediatric Trauma Designation In The Community  Gemma Elegores MSN RNCCRNK Simulation Education Specialist Katherine Gautreaux MSN RN CEN CPEN Trauma Education Coordinator. Ashlea Wilmott. PGY-1 Emergency Medicine. Objectives. Approach to the c-spine film with notable pediatric variations. Ossification . centre. VS fracture. Cases covering common pediatric injury patterns. Shannon Gaines RN, BSN, CPEN. Purpose. This presentation aims to provide the nurse with an overview of firearms injuries. The presentation will review the statistics related to gunshot wounds and the types of injuries that result from gunshots. Further, this presentation will discuss the emergent management of the patient with a gunshot injury. . Offally. good approach. Juliette King. Department Paediatric surgery. Starship. Haggis. Background. 1/1/09-31/12/2013. 146 patients identified from the prospectively managed trauma database. . 10 excluded as did not have injury of Liver, Spleen, Kidney, Pancreas.. Julie Williamson, DO. Clinical Assistant Professor of Anesthesia and Pediatrics. Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital. Objectives:. to review. Epidemiology of trauma. The Primary Survey (ABCs). Fluid resuscitation and massive transfusion. TrIage. Amy . Gutman. MD. EMS Medical Director. ALS / . BLS. Continuing Education. prehospitalmd@gmail.com. Objectives. Historical development of triage. R. elationship . between triage & development of trauma systems. Assistant Professor Surgery, Pediatric Surgeon. Objectives. Epidemiology of Pediatric Trauma. Pediatric Injury Patterns. Imaging in Pediatric Trauma. Pediatric ABCDE’s and Pitfalls. Clinical Decision Rules to guide Imaging choices . Learning Objectives. Recognize . common mechanism of pediatric trauma . Demonstrate . knowledge of age-appropriate physiology, assessment, equipment, and dosing . Demonstrate . appropriate approach to resuscitation in a pediatric trauma patient . Workshop: Trauma- I nformed I ntegrated C are for Families and Children August 9, 2016 Workshop Objectives Participants will be able to: Define trauma-informed integrated care and identify core components and functions present across different models Grand Rounds. Blepharoptosis. After Fall. CC. Right Upper Eyelid Ptosis. HPI. 4 . yo. female referred for evaluation of RUL ptosis s/p fall 11 months prior. Patient fell while running with unsharpened pencil in hand. Presented to local ED with a small upper eyelid laceration.. Day 2 | March 2. The planners and presenters of this course have no conflicts of interest to disclose.. This session is being recorded. A recording of this session will be posted to the Trauma Improvement Sprint website: . |. Dr. Michael D. . McGonigal. , Director of Trauma, Regions Hospital. 2018. Disclaimer. This session focuses on the pediatric differences and is not inclusive of all trauma management. . Please contact your nearest pediatric trauma center for full support. . Elisha . G. Brownson, MD, FACS. Trauma Medical Director. Alaska Native Medical Center. ANTHC Tribal Health Webinar Series. October 22, 2021. Radiation exposure from imaging increases risk of malignancy in pediatric patients. Chest, Abdomen, and Pelvis. 1. Disclaimer: This guideline is designed for general use with most patients; providers should use their independent clinical judgment. This guideline is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. . Course. Outline. Global context . Epidemiology & Local . epidemiology. Pathophysiology. Management strategies/ Ideal treatment. Adaptations for resource-limited settings/ context appropriate treatment.