Title
Category
Credits
Event date
Cost
Peri-Intubation Resuscitation: Try Not to Kill Your Patient While You’re Saving Them-Session 4-February 1st 1500-1600 Hours
  • 1.00 Airway, Ventilation, Respiratory
  • 1.00 Nursing
$0.00
https://centura.zoom.us/j/96703589113
Pediatric Respiratory Cases-Session 1-February 2nd 0900-1000 Hours
  • 1.00 Airway, Ventilation, Respiratory
  • 1.00 Nursing
$0.00
This session will cover one of those types of calls that strikes fear into every provider’s heart: the sick pediatric patient. We will cover one of the various forms of respiratory emergencies afflicting our pediatric population and then formulate different treatment strategies for them. These patients are scary because they can compensate tremendously well and for a long period of time before they suddenly decompensate and get very sick, very fast.
Capnography For EMS-Session 2-February 2nd 1100-1200 Hours
  • 1.00 Airway, Ventilation, Respiratory
  • 1.00 Nursing
$0.00
This session covers the underlying pathology the use of capnography for EMS providers. Once, only a “nice to have “capability for the prehospital provider, this diagnostic aid has firmly moved into the “Gold Standard / “must have” realm. We will review the various waveforms and the use of capnography through the use of case studies.
MAKE IT STOP!!! Down and Dirty Bleeding Control-Session 3-February 2nd 1300-1400 Hours
  • 1.00 Nursing
  • 1.00 Trauma
$0.00
“MAKE IT STOP!!!” is a motivating yet realistic approach to time critical bleeding assessment and treatment built for all audiences as long as they have a rather strong stomach. This presentation will cover various types of bleeding and the appropriate treatments. We will use explicit photos and videos to illustrate just how serious bleeding can be, as well as the need to stop it.  Tourniquets will play a large roll and will be demonstrated throughout.
Anaphylaxis Review and EPI; A Match made in Heaven-Session 4-February 2nd 1500-1600 Hours
  • 0.75 Airway, Ventilation, Respiratory
  • 0.25 Medical
  • 1.00 Nursing
$0.00
This session covers the underlying pathology of anaphylaxis, and allergic reactions. Additionally, we will review the various treatment modalities with particular attention towards Epinephrine. Many agencies have moved away from the Epinephrine auto-injector as it is cost prohibitive and instead moved to permitting BLS personnel to administer the medication after drawing it up traditionally.
Opiate Review-Session 1-February 3rd 0900-1000 Hours
  • 1.00 Medical
  • 1.00 Nursing
$0.00
This session will cover the normal pharmokientics of one of the most common and insidious overdoses to plague our nation in the past 10 year; the narcotic overdose. Dr. Bronsky will review the how opiates work, why they are so addictive and then the normal treatment strategies we have at our disposal to included Narcan administration.
Head and Spine Trauma-Session 2-February 3rd 1100-1200 Hours
  • 1.00 Nursing
  • 1.00 Trauma
$0.00
Wendy will be discussing the various types of head injury and the variations in the presentations of spinal cord injuries. Wendy will be covering the prehospital treatment modalities and the impact that the treatment or lack of treatment in the prehospital arena will have long lasting impact on the overall patient outcome. 
Pre-hospital Management of Seizures and Epilepsy-Session 3-February 3rd 1300-1400 Hours
  • 1.00 Medical
  • 1.00 Nursing
$0.00
Endocrine Emergencies- A Case Study Approach-Session 4-February 3rd 1500-1600 Hours
  • 1.00 Medical
  • 1.00 Nursing
$0.00
https://centura.zoom.us/j/96703589113
Zebra’s, Ham and Honey-Webinar 2023-WBT
  • 0.75 Airway, Ventilation, Respiratory
  • 0.25 Medical
  • 1.00 Nursing
$0.00
In EMS we are often educated to not look for “Zebra’s” This is one Zebra you will want to look for. This course will look at a common everyday item that has led to injuries and death of previously healthy pediatric patients. Most recent data shows that over 3500 patients are seen in hospital emergency departments for this problem every year in the United States. How can EMS recognize this problem?

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