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RTO # 40833

60SEC021 World Sepsis Day: Just Ask………Could It Be Sepsis?

World Sepsis Day, observed on September 13th annually, is a global initiative aimed at raising awareness of sepsis, a life-threatening organ dysfunction caused by the body’s response to infection. This day emphasizes the importance of early recognition, timely treatment, and prevention of sepsis to save lives.

60SEC022 Trauma Primary Survey: The cACCDE Approach

This workshop on the “cABCDE Approach to Trauma Primary Survey” provides a concise overview of a systematic method for the initial assessment and management of trauma patients. It covers the identification and prioritization of life-threatening conditions, starting with catastrophic hemorrhage control, through airway management, breathing and circulation assessment, disability evaluation, to exposure and environmental protection.

60SEC013 Drowning and Submersion Injuries: Pathophysiology Overview

This brief workshop on “Drowning and Submersion Injuries: Pathophysiology Overview” delves into the mechanisms of injury and physiological responses associated with drowning and submersion incidents. It covers the process of water aspiration, the impact on gas exchange and circulation, and the potential for secondary complications, offering essential knowledge for the effective assessment and management of […]

60SEC014 Abdominal Pain: Assessment Red Flags

This concise workshop titled “Abdominal Pain: Assessment Red Flags” focuses on identifying critical warning signs during the assessment of abdominal pain that may indicate serious underlying conditions. It emphasizes the importance of recognizing symptoms such as severe, sudden-onset pain, signs of internal bleeding, and indicators of organ perforation, guiding healthcare professionals on when to escalate […]

60SEC015 Burn First Aid: Emergency Department Considerations

This concise workshop on “Burn First Aid: Emergency Department Considerations” offers guidance on initial burn care and assessment in emergency settings. It discusses the importance of determining burn depth, extent, and critical locations, along with managing pain, preventing infection, and assessing for inhalation injury. This session aims to equip healthcare professionals with the knowledge to […]

60SEC016 Types of Shock: Facts and Potential Causes

This brief workshop titled “Types of Shock: Facts and Potential Causes” explores the various forms of shock—hypovolemic, cardiogenic, distributive (including septic, anaphylactic, and neurogenic), and obstructive. It provides insights into the physiological mechanisms, potential causes, and initial signs and symptoms of each type, emphasizing the importance of early recognition and intervention to improve patient outcomes. […]

60SEC017 Paediatric Presentations: Tips for Effective Communication

This concise workshop, “Paediatric Presentations: Tips for Effective Communication,” focuses on strategies for engaging effectively with paediatric patients and their families. It covers techniques for creating a child-friendly environment, using age-appropriate language, assessing understanding, and involving children in their care decisions. The session aims to equip healthcare professionals with the skills to communicate compassionately and […]

60SEC018 Spinal Cord Injuries: Care Considerations

This quick workshop titled “Spinal Cord Injuries: Care Considerations” delves into the critical aspects of managing spinal cord injuries, emphasizing early recognition, immobilization techniques, and the prevention of secondary complications. It highlights the importance of a multidisciplinary approach to care, from acute management to rehabilitation and long-term support. The session aims to enhance healthcare professionals’ […]

60SEC011 Paediatric Dehydration: Assessment of Clinical Signs

This brief workshop, “Paediatric Dehydration: Assessment of Clinical Signs,” offers a focused overview on identifying the key clinical signs of dehydration in children, emphasizing the importance of early detection and management to prevent serious complications.

60SEC012 Heat-related Illness: What are the Different Types?

This concise workshop titled “Heat-related Illness: What are the Different Types?” provides an overview of the various heat-related conditions, from mild forms like heat rash and heat cramps to more severe states such as heat exhaustion and heat stroke, detailing their symptoms, prevention, and treatment strategies to manage and mitigate the effects of excessive heat […]