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Course Description
This formative assessment evaluates emergency medicine residents’ knowledge and skills in airway assessment
It covers decision-making for intubation, predictors of difficult airway, contraindications to neuromuscular blockers, and verification of tube placement using end-tidal CO₂ (ETCO₂)
Residents complete scenario-based questions and MCQs assessing their understanding of airway management and Rapid Sequence Intubation (RSI) principles.
The assessment ensures participants can identify and manage airway challenges effectively according to current clinical standards
What will you learn?
Assessing the airway and identifying indications for intubation
Recognizing predictors of difficult intubation and ventilation
Understanding contraindications to succinylcholine and other agents
Applying RSI techniques and confirming tube placement accurately
Managing airway emergencies confidently in critical situations
Course Requirements
Emergency Program R-1
Course Content
ER R-1 1st Formative Assessment
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a day agoEmergency Medicine Residency Program (R-1) 1st Formative Assessment
Assesses residents in airway assessment and intubation decisions during emergencies, focusing on difficult airway prediction, contraindications to succinylcholine, and rapid sequence intubationPost Graduate- Emergency MedicineEmergency Medicine Residency Program (R-1) 1st Formative Assessment
Assesses residents in airway assessment and intubation decisions during emergencies, focusing on difficult airway prediction, contraindications to succinylcholine, and rapid sequence intubation
Post Graduate- Emergency MedicineThis course includes:
- Duration: 2 hours 0 minutes
- Materials: 1 material
- Level: Advanced
