Optional Workshops
Advanced Airway & Fiberoptics Lab
Ultrasound Guided Procedures Lab
Orthopedics & Sports Medicine Skills Lab
Case Discussions in Cardiac Care
Pediatric Procedures and PALS Lab
ADVANCED AIRWAY & FIBEROPTICS LAB
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This workshop is designed to offer the participant intensive,
hands-on experience with advanced airway techniques including: difficult intubations, fiberopticassisted intubation, percutaneous transtracheal intubation, laryngeal mask airways, and surgical cricothyrotomy. Pharmacological aids to rapid sequence intubation will be discussed.
Faculty: Robert L. Norris, MD, Gus Garmel, MD, Phillip Harter, MD, & Bernard Dannenberg, MD.
Wednesday, April 15, 2009 $75
ULTRASOUND GUIDED PROCEDURES LAB
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This workshop will demonstrate how many ED procedures can be made easier and safer using real-time ultrasound guidance. Participants will have the opportunity to practice
using ultrasound machines. Procedures covered include central line placement, pericardiocentesis, thoracentesis, paracentesis, arthrocentesis, foreign body removal, abscess detection and bladder size estimation..
Faculty: John S. Rose, MD, Sarah R. Williams, MD,
Diku Mandavia, MD, & Laleh Gharahbaghian, MD.
Wednesday, April 15, 2009 $75
ORTHOPEDIC & SPORTS MEDICINE SKILLS LAB
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Get hands-on procedural training for the treatment of musculoskeletal injuries and diseases. You will learn and practice innovative techniques for joint (shoulder, hip, elbow, fingers, knee, and ankle) reductions and relocations, and techniques for joint aspirations. Athletic taping of sprain injuries and the construction and application of immobilization splints will be demonstrated.
Faculty: Daniel Garza, MD, Gregory H. Gilbert, MD & Paul S. Auerbach, MD.
Friday, April 16, 2009 $75
Become an expert in reading and interpreting complex EKGs and arrhythmias and subtle cardiac injury patterns in this small interactive workshop. Learn the new cardiac drugs, how to interpret biomarkers and utilize interventions to maximize your chance of success with unstable cardiac patients. Faculty: Amal Mattu, MD Friday, April 16, 2009 $50 Back to top |
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PEDIATRIC PROCEDURES & PALS LAB
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After a brief update on the latest PALS guidelines you’ll
practice the most common pediatric procedures using
state-of-the-art mannequins. These will include: pediatric
intubations, LMAs, jet ventilation, cricothyrotomy, and fiberoptic intubations. You’ll learn how to place umbilical catheters, how to get that difficult lumbar puncture and also become an expert in placing intraosseous lines. Hands-on practice with newer IO technologies such as the EZ-IO drill or the Bone Injection Gun is included. The unexpected is the norm at our resuscitation stations: PSVT, pneumothorax,
seizures, and more.
Faculty: Bernard Dannenberg, MD, Richard Cantor, MD, & James V. Quinn, MD
Friday, April 16, 2009 $75
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