Fundamental Critical Care Support: Resource Limited (Day 2 of 2)

FCCS Moderator(s)

• MB

  Matthew Borgman, MD, FCCM

  Brooke Army Medical Center
  San Antonio, Texas

  Disclosure(s): No relevant financial relationship(s) to disclose.
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  Jeremy Pamplin, MD, FCCM

  Director, Telemedicine and Advanced Technology Research Center
  n/a
  Fort Detrick, MD

  Disclosure(s): No relevant financial relationship(s) to disclose.

FCCS Faculty(s)

• CC

  Christopher Colombo, MD, MA, FCCM

  Associate Professor
  The Geneva Foundation
  Gig Harbor, Washington

  Disclosure(s): No relevant financial relationship(s) to disclose.
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  John Hunninghake, MD

  San Antonio Uniformed Services-BAMC
  Fort Sam Houston, Texas

  Disclosure(s): No relevant financial relationship(s) to disclose.
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  Michael Kavanaugh, MD,

  Internal Medicine Program Director
  Navy Medicine Professsional Development Center
  Portsmouth, VA

  Disclosure(s): No relevant financial relationship(s) to disclose.
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  Douglas Powell, MD

  Intensivist
  West Virginia University
  Morgantown, West Virginia

  Disclosure(s): No relevant financial relationship(s) to disclose.

This two-day course will prepare nonintensivists and multiprofessional clinicians to treat critically ill and injured patients in resource-limited areas. The course will address the unique challenges faced when the availability of equipment, supplies, or medications is limited and the impact these limitations have on providing critical care. Case-based skill stations allow participants to practice clinical scenarios. Content includes recognition and assessment, shock and resuscitation, life-threatening infections, airway management, triage, analgesia and sedation, mechanical ventilation, and telemedicine.

Presentations:

• Welcome and Scenario Introduction
  

  FCCS Faculty: Jeremy Pamplin, MD, FCCM – n/a

  FCCS Faculty: Matthew Borgman, MD, FCCM – Brooke Army Medical Center
• Scenario 4 Skill Station: Mass Casualty Incident: Triage, Trauma and Blast Care Injury; Damage Control Resuscitation; Crush Injury; Neurologic Support; Severe Hypoxia
  

  FCCS Faculty: Michael Kavanaugh, MD, – Navy Medicine Professsional Development Center

  FCCS Faculty: Christopher Colombo, MD, MA, FCCM – The Geneva Foundation

  FCCS Faculty: Matthew Borgman, MD, FCCM – Brooke Army Medical Center
• Case Conclusion
  

  FCCS Faculty: Michael Kavanaugh, MD, – Navy Medicine Professsional Development Center

  FCCS Faculty: Douglas Powell, MD – West Virginia University

  FCCS Faculty: Matthew Borgman, MD, FCCM – Brooke Army Medical Center
• Lunch
• Management of Pregnancy
  

  FCCS Faculty: Christopher Colombo, MD, MA, FCCM – The Geneva Foundation
• Chest Pain
  

  FCCS Faculty: Jeremy Pamplin, MD, FCCM – n/a
• Environmental Injuries
  

  FCCS Faculty: Mitchell Hamele, MD – Tripler Army Medical Center
• Break
• Management of Life-Threatening Metabolic Disturbances
  

  FCCS Faculty: Matthew Borgman, MD, FCCM – Brooke Army Medical Center
• Safety and Security
  

  FCCS Faculty: Douglas Powell, MD – West Virginia University
• Course Review and Final Questions
  

  FCCS Faculty: Jeremy Pamplin, MD, FCCM – n/a

  FCCS Faculty: Matthew Borgman, MD, FCCM – Brooke Army Medical Center