Learning Objectives by Station:

Morning Station 1: Airway

For the following listed procedures, at the completion of this educational session, learners/participants will be able to:

1. Describe the clinical indication, risks, and benefits of performing laryngoscopy, endotracheal intubation, and use of fiberoptics.
2. List harms and common complications of performing laryngoscopy, endotracheal intubation, and use of fiberoptics.
3. Demonstrate successful performance of laryngoscopy, endotracheal intubation, and use of fiberoptics.
4. Teach their colleagues, or others, about the current literature concerning intubation techniques, and preferred RSI medications.

Morning Station 2:  Resuscitative Procedures 1

1. Describe the clinical indication, risks, and benefits of performing cricothyroidotomy, thoracostomy, and escharotomy.
2. List harms and common complications of performing cricothyroidotomy, thoracostomy, and escharotomy.
3. Demonstrate successful performance of cricothyroidotomy, thoracostomy, and escharotomy.

Morning Station 3:  Resuscitative Procedures 2

1. Describe the clinical indication, risks, and benefits of performing Blakemore tube placement, subclavian central line cannulation and pericardiocentesis.
2. List harms and common complications of performing Blakemore tube placement, subclavian central line cannulation and pericardiocentesis.
3. Demonstrate successful performance of performing Blakemore tube placement, subclavian central line cannulation and pericardiocentesis.

Morning Station 4:  Pedi Perspectives

1. Describe the clinical indication, risks, and benefits of performing pediatric lumbar punctures, and pediatric intubations.
2. List harms and common complications of performing pediatric lumbar punctures, and pediatric intubations.
3. Demonstrate successful performance of pediatric lumbar punctures, and pediatric intubations.
4. Teach their colleagues, or others, about the current literature concerning intubation techniques in children, and preferred RSI medications.

Afternoon Station 1: Post-partum hemorrhage sim

1. Demonstrate resuscitation of a patient suffering from post-partum hemorrhage
2. Describe medications and techniques integral to resuscitating a patient with post-partum hemorrhage
3. Demonstrate how to perform uncomplicated delivery of a newborn

Afternoon Station 2: Neonatal resuscitation sim

1. Demonstrate resuscitation of a newborn patient requiring resuscitation
2. Discuss and demonstrate appropriate oxygenation, and airway management of a newborn, including suctioning, supplemental oxygenation, and intubation
3. Demonstrate successful performance of umbilical cannulation, and endotracheal intubation of a newborn

Afternoon Station 3: Ocular focus

1. Describe the clinical indication, risks, and benefits of performing lateral canthotomy, and performing slit lamp examinations.
2. List harms and common complications of performing lateral canthotomy.
3. Demonstrate successful performance of lateral canthotomy.
4. Describe how to use a slit lamp and an ultrasound to examine the eye.
5. Describe how to identify pathology of the eye using ultrasound and slit lamps.

Afternoon Station 4: Bonus Review

Adult Learning Model: Learners will, as a group, select procedures from the morning that they would like to get additional time practicing and additional time will be spent reviewing them.