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LIVE WEBCAST
Date: Aril 24, 2013
Time: 7 pm EST
KEYNOTE SPEAKER: Dr. Reynold L. Trowers, M.D. FACEP
SHOCK
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Print objectives,syllabus,and references
CME hours: 2
Target Audience: EMTs, Paramedic, and health care workers
NYC REMAC pending Approval for Call Review
Syllabus:
7:00 PM EST Shock with Q&A
8:00 PM EST Call Review
9:00 PM EST Survey and certificate
Objective Shock :
1. Define shock and the shock syndrome
2. Discuss the differential diagnosis for shock
3. Describe the typical clinical/physical findings of patient presenting in shock
4. Discuss the typical treatment modalities indicated to treat various types of shock
5. Review the four levels of severity of hypovolemic shock
6. Discuss optimal treatment approaches for each level of hypovolemic shock
References for Shock:
1. Caroline, Nancy L. Emergency Care in the Streets 8th edition. Jones and Barlett Publishers c. 2012, Section 8 ISBN 13:987144964586
2.
American College of Surgeons. Advanced Trauma Life Support for Doctors. (9th edition). C. 2012
ISBN 13-978-1-880696-02-6 Chap. 3 Shock pp.62-80
3. Tintinalli, Judith E. Emergency Medicine A Comprehensive Study Guide. McGraw-Hill. C. 2012, Chapter 25 Approach to the Patient in Shock, Chapter 26 Fluid and Blood Resuscitation
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