2013 Trauma Symposium Objectives
- Describe the pathophysiology of post-traumatic coagulopathy.
- Demonstrate how TEGŪ is used to guide blood component therapy in various trauma scenarios.
- Identify trauma patients whom may benefit from intervention in the angiography suite.
- Describe the limitations of interventional radiology in the trauma patient.
- Apply unique trauma resuscitation principles to the care of the severely injured child.
- Predict hemodynamic deterioration in the severely injured child based of key physiological findings.
- Explain the unique physiological differences between victims of penetrating injury vs. blunt trauma.
- Describe current management techniques which benefit the penetrating injured patient.
- Identify many uses of bedside ultrasound in trauma care in the prehospital and emergency settings.
- Apply strategies for use of bedside ultrasound for victims of blunt and penetrating trauma.
- Recognize the importance and ways of preventing oxygen desaturation during airway management.
- Explain methods of optimizing success in traumatic airway management.
You will NOT want to miss this year's spectacular trauma symposium on Cutting-Edge Trauma Resuscitation! Be prepared to learn, be entertained, and take-away best practices in trauma care.
07:30-08:00am
Registration and Breakfast
08:00-08:10am
Opening of the 24th Annual Trauma Symposium - Dr. Gaby Iskander
08:10-09:10am
Avant-Garde of Trauma Airways - Dr. Dutton
09:10-10:10am
Modernization of Embolization vs. Surgery - Dr. McGonical
10:10-10:30am
Break (snacks provided)
10:30-11:45am
Advancements in Damage Control Resusciation- Dr. Thomas
11:45-12:45pm
Lunch (provided)
12:45- 1:45 pm
The Cutting Edge of Penetrating Injury Management - Dr. Dutton
1:45- 2:00 pm
Break (snacks provided)
2:00- 3:00 pm
Leading Topics in Severe Pediatric Trauma Care - Dr. McGonical
3:00- 3:45 pm
Innovations in Trauma Ultrasound - Dr. Rinquist
3:45- 4:00 pm
Interactive Discussion/Evaluations
Planning Committee: Gaby Iskander, Lisa Hollister, Chris Scheumann, Cheryl Hoeppner, Ken Strong, Cathy Ballou, and Leslie Megison
Notes: auxillary aids or services for persons with disabilities may be obtained by calling (260) 266-1450.
Room temperatures will vary, so please dress accordingly.
Thank you and we'll see you soon!
