Progress 1 Year EM Fast-Track Complete & Continue Next Lesson Learn More Cardiac- February 10 Lessons LIVE TRAINING: Central Line and US Guided IV Heart Pathway (ED Chest Pain) 2022 Guidelines Bradycardia and Heart Block SVT and Afib with Wpw OMI and STEMI Equivalent EKGs Syncope and Worrisome EKGs Pericarditis, Myocarditis Heart Failure Management Pericardial Tamponade Pacemakers vs AICDs Pulmonary- March 9 Lessons LIVE TRAINING: Cardiac: More ECHO exam, and EKG Lecture. Community Acquired Pneumonia Acute COPD management including BIPAP and HFNC) Severe Crashing Asthma Treatment Pulmonary Embolus: PERC, Wells, Years, PESI score Pulmonary Embolus: Classification and Management Hemothorax/Pneumothorax Treatment Empyema and Parapneumonic Effusion HFNC and BIPAP Gastrointestinal-April 9 Lessons LIVE TRAINING: Vent Lecture! Upper GI bleeding Lower GI bleeding Esophageal Rupture and Gastric Perforation Anal Pain Cholecystitis Vs Coledocolithiasis SBO, Ogilvie, Ileus Primary Liver Disease- Hepatitis, Cirrhosis Hyperemesis Cannabinoid Neuro- May 7 Lessons SAH- Ottawa Rules Vertigo: Peripheral vs Central Worrisome Headaches Seizure and Status Epilepticus Ischemic Stroke Intraparenchymal Hemorrhage Live Training: US IV, Fiberoptic Intubation, Chest tube training Trauma-June 7 Lessons Massive Transfusion Protocol Pediatric Head Injury Rib Fractures- Worse in Elderly C-spine injury: Nexus and Canadian Rules Pelvic Fractures Pneumothorax vs Hemothorax management FAST Exam OBGYN & Urology- July 9 Lessons Urologic Emergencies Intro Emergencies in Preganancy Acute Vaginal Bleeding Female Pelvic Pain: Ovarian Torsion,, PID, etc First Trimester Vaginal Bleeding Acute Kidney Stone Hyperemesis Gravidarum Acute Hematuria Acute Urinary Retention Orthopedics/Spine- August 7 Lessons Common Occult Fractures Hematoma Block Septic Joint vs Other Arthritis True Knee Dislocation and Complications Patella and Quads Tendon Ruptures Cauda Equina Flexor Tenosynovitis and Flexor Tendon Injuries 1 Year EM Fast-Track Complete & Continue Next Lesson Learn More Neuro- May Seizure and Status Epilepticus
Reading Content: Pediatric Content: 2nd Line Medications for Status Epilepticus Pediatric Status and Seizures Non-convulsive status- what to watch for