Emergency Medicine Simulation Workbook

Emergency Medicine Simulation Workbook provides medical educators with clear and systematic guidance on incorporating medical simulation into their curriculum. Now in its second edition, this invaluable workbook helps those tasked with training emergency physicians, nurses, and technicians deliver the highest quality training and achieve optimal results. Chapters written by a team of expert authors explain how to use advanced simulation technology to realistically portray clinical scenarios without any risk to real patients. Fully annotated cases cover key topics including cardiovascular, thoracic and respiratory emergencies, trauma, toxicologic and infectious emergencies, and more. Throughout the text, practical “tips and tricks" accompany case images and patient data to help educators easily deploy simulation-based learning and tailor their curriculum for novice and advanced students alike. This workbook also: Helps medical educators train students in diverse settings where it is impractical to work directly with patients Highlights the unique benefits of integrating medical simulation in diverse, acute, and emergency care training scenarios Features numerous clinical cases that cover the full spectrum of emergency medicine pathology Includes access to a companion website with patient histories, video clips, downloadable imaging and laboratory results in PowerPoint format, and additional resources An indispensable tool designed to make simulation more accessible, Emergency Medicine Simulation Workbook remains a must-have guide for all medical educators in the field.

Contributors, vii Abbreviations, x About the Companion Website, xiii Introduction, 1 1 Abdominal/Gastroenterology Emergencies, 3 Michele Callahan 2 Cardiovascular Emergencies, 43 Mark J. Bullard and Catherine M. Wares 3 Cutaneous Emergencies, 74 Daa’iyah R. Cooper and Afrah A. Ali 4 Environmental Emergencies, 109 Moira Davenport and Brittany N. Muller 5 Hematologic and Oncologic Emergencies, 132 Ashley Pickering and Sarah B. Dubbs 6 Immune System Emergencies, 163 Ashley C. Crimmins 7 Systemic Infectious Emergencies, 191 Donald T. Ellis, II 8 Nontraumatic Musculoskeletal Emergencies, 229 Andrew Ortega and Nur-Ain Nadir 9 Obstetric/Gynecologic Emergencies, 259 Catherine M. Wares and Mark J. Bullard 10 Nervous System Emergencies, 289 Danya Khoujah and Wan-Tsu W. Chang 11 Psychobehavioral Emergencies, 337 Afrah A. Ali and Danya Khoujah 12 Renal and Urogenital Emergencies, 371 Rupal Jain, Diane Kuhn, and Sarah B. Dubbs 13 Thoracic and Respiratory Emergencies, 404 Michael Billet 14 Toxicologic Emergencies, 430 Charles Lei, Jeffrey N. Heimiller, and Joseph R. Sikon 15 Traumatic Emergencies, 466 Charles Lei, Jeffrey N. Heimiller, and Joseph R. Sikon Index, 504