Emergency Medicine Simulation Workbook. a Tool for Bringing the Curriculum to Life

Description

Medical simulation training involves simulated human patients, educational documents or computer models with detailed simulated animations and/or interactive functionality. This book is written and designed to provide medical educators in emergency medicine with resource for integrating medical simulation into their teaching practices and includes cases drawn from a diverse group of faculty authors across a wide range of medical teaching centers. Valuable “tips or tricks” accompany case images and other patient data and a companion website includes imaging and laboratory results pertinent to each case study.

Table of Contents

• Foreword
  James A. Gordon

1. Introduction: How to use this book
   Traci L. Thoureen and Sara B. Scott
2. Vascular emergencies
   Sarah B. Dubbs and Traci L.Thoureen
3. Resuscitation Emergencies
   Albert T. Nguyen, Dustin D. Smith, T. Kent Denmark, Andrew Bard, and James W. Rhee
4. Gastrointestinal Emergencies
   Corey R. Heitz and Raymond P. Ten Eyck
5. Renal/Electrolyte Emergencies
   Sara B. Scott and Catherine Pettit
6. Endocrine Emergencies
   Sarah Farris
7. Environmental Emergencies
   Moira Davenport
8. Obstetric Emergencies
   Torrey A. Laack
9. Pulmonary Emergencies and Critical Care
   Heather Mahoney and Ani Aydin
10. Toxicology Emergencies
    Rodney Omron, Harry E. Heverling and Andrew I. Stolbach
11. Pediatric Emergencies
    Jacqueline Nemer and Sandrijn van Shaik
12. Medical Error/Interpersonal Communications
    T. Kent Denmark, Andrew Bard, Albert T. Nguyen, James W. Rhee, and Dustin D. Smith
13. Trauma Emergencies
    Traci L. Thoureen and Sara B. Scott

• Index