Cadaver-Based Emergency Procedures Course

Cadaver-Based Emergency Procedures Course is organized by Center for Emergency Medical Education (CEME).

Course Opens: 06/15/2023
Course Expires: 06/15/2026

Description:
Under the direction of Dr. Joan Kolodzik, a frontline emergency physician with a master’s degree in human anatomy, the Cadaver-Based Emergency Procedures Course was designed to be a high-yield, focused educational experience. Taught by a cadre of emergency medicine experts, you’ll gain confidence as they take you through the nuances of performing a series of essential emergency procedures.

• Created to help optimize the procedure-related techniques and skills of emergency care clinicians
• The video was shot in a professional cadaver lab with no other students present in order to solely focus on the instruction of the distant learner
• You’ll receive step-by-step instruction on unembalmed cadavers and simulators to create a lifelike experience
• Integrates didactic PowerPoint presentations focusing on indications and contraindications for the various procedures combined with instruction on performing the procedures
• Pearls and tricks of the trade will be presented to make performing the procedures as safe and efficient as possible

Learning Objectives:
After completing this CME course, participants will be able to:

• Assess the need for intubation
• Review technique of intubation/First pass success
• Optimize oxygenation during intubation
• Review medication choices for RSI (Rapid Sequence Intubation)
• Review assistive devices for intubation
• Demonstrate intubation with devices
• Practice surgical airways