EM Essential Training Day
Category: Training - Emergency Medicine Teaching Days
Date: July 8th 2014 9:00am until 5:00pm
Location: Frenchay, Bristol BS16 1LE
Emergency Medicine Essential Training Day: Shock
Facilitator - Steve Meek
Shock
4 x 55 mins sessions 4 x 30 mins session 2 x 15 mins coffee, 1 x 45-60 mins lunch
Suggested start 9.00am
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Topic/Time |
Notes |
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Introduction to Shock 55 mins – 1 ½ hrs |
Pathophysiology of 4 categories of shock: obstructive, hypovolaemic, distributive, cardiogenic Specific treatments: vasopressors and indications. |
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Coffee break 15 mins |
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Sepsis 55 mins |
Definitions: SIRS, sepsis, severe sepsis, septic shock. Surviving sepsis/bundles and early goal directed therapy. Could possibly touch on immunocompromised/ atypical presentations, i.e. elderly, chemotherapy, steroids, HIV |
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The use of invasive monitoring in Shock 55 mins |
Overview Examples of traces Skills: Central venous access, Arterial lines (IO to be covered in Paediatric days) Need manikins and kit |
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Lunch 45-60 mins |
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Anaphylaxis 30 mins |
Physiology: brief Management: ALS, include APLS algorithm and paediatric doses Investigations: tryptase, C1 esterase etc. |
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Scenarios 55 mins |
2-3 scenarios, approx 20 mins each Need sim-man |
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Coffee break 15 mins |
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Ultrasound location of vessels 30 mins |
For use in central venous access (IJV, SubC, Fem) Techniques to improve views. Need ultrasound machine and possible volunteer models |
Please consult CEM Curriculum: Major presentations CMP1, CMP4, CMP5