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For this trauma education module Children’s Minnesota Emergency Medicine physician Dr. Rosina Hussain has selected 4 articles. Upper extremity fractures are common injuries seen in the emergency department and the articles selected will provide insight into current diagnostic and treatment options. Additionally, 2 articles on the airway trauma are included. Although less common, airway trauma is life-threatening if not identified quickly and managed appropriately. Please review the included articles and answer the corresponding questions to complete this module.
- Trauma Series Video Library
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This is a one hour recorded trauma series presentation. We require the participant view the video, complete the quiz with a passing score, and fill out the evaluation form to obtain the education credits offered.
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Non-accidental trauma remains a leading cause of traumatic death in infants and young children. Collaboration between clinicians and radiologists is essential for identifying children with abusive injuries. In this module we focus on the radiologic evaluation of children with suspected non-accident trauma. Dr. William Mize, medical director of radiology and radiology trauma liaison has graciously selected our articles for this learning module. Please review the following articles and answer the corresponding questions to complete this education opportunity.
- Emergency Care/Trauma
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Coagulation defects are largely responsible for the disproportional mortality caused by hemorrhage. Tranexamic acid (TXA) and massive transfusion protocols are useful tools to combat bleeding in injured patients. This trauma internal education module focuses on coagulopathy, massive transfusion, and the use of TXA in injured pediatric patients. Our critical care liaison, Dr. Erik Mikkelsen has selected the following articles for this module. Please review the articles and answer the corresponding questions to complete the module.
- Trauma Ser...See more
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This is a one hour recorded trauma series presentation featuring Mark Scott II, MD. We require the participant view the video and fill out the evaluation form to obtain the education credits offered.
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This is a one hour recorded trauma series presentation featuring Erik Lund, MD. We require the participant view the video and fill out the evaluation form to obtain the education credits offered.
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This is a one hour recorded trauma series presentation featuring Dr. Denise Klinkner. We require the participant view the video and fill out the evaluation form to obtain the education credits offered.
- Emergency Care/Trauma
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A thorough understanding of the early management of severely injured patients with trauma is an important aspect of anesthesia. Trauma anesthesiology requires the ability to adapt to different work environments, including the trauma bay, the operating room, and even the intensive care unit, where a patient room may require conversion to an operating suite for emergencies. The following articles provide a review of the anesthetic management for patients with extensive trauma, focusing on physiology, pharmacology, and bedside management.
- Emergency Care/Trauma
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This module focuses on pediatric traumatic brain injury. Pediatric traumatic brain injury is the leading cause of death among children and is a significant cause of morbidity. The burden of pediatric TBI is high and growing rapidly, with approximately 600,000 emergency department visits and up to 60,000 hospitalizations each year in the United States. Dr. Kyle Halvorson, our neurosurgery liaison, graciously provided the following articles. Please read the articles and answer the corresponding questions to complete this module.