OHIO ACEP Emergency Medicine Board Review (5 day) and EM Review RedefinED (2 day) Courses Resident Combo 2020 (Videos)

Comprehensive Emergency Medicine Board Review: A Guide to the Essential Courses

Emergency Medicine Board Review Course (Residents Only)

Day 1

• Test Taking Psychology: Master the art of strategic test-taking to maximize performance on the board examination.
• Traumatic Disorders: Delve into the assessment and management of common traumatic injuries, including C-spine instability and upper extremity fractures.
• Rapid Fire Board Prep I: Engage in intensive question-and-answer sessions to reinforce concepts and hone problem-solving skills.
• Cardiovascular Disorders I: Explore the evaluation and treatment of cardiovascular diseases, including coronary artery disease and hypertension.
• Clinical Pharm. Cases I: Apply pharmacological principles to clinical practice through interactive case studies.
• ECG Review: Refresh your knowledge of electrocardiography and interpret cardiac arrhythmias with confidence.
• Geriatrics: Understand the unique challenges of caring for older adults in the emergency department.
• Rapid Review I: Consolidate key concepts from the day’s lectures to prepare for future sessions.

Day 2

• Cardiac Arrest Update: Stay abreast of the latest guidelines for managing cardiac arrest and improving patient outcomes.
• Infectious Disorders I: Diagnose and manage common infections, including pneumonia and sepsis.
• Clinical Pharm. Cases II: Further develop your pharmacological knowledge through additional case studies.
• Cardiovascular Disorders III: Explore advanced topics in cardiovascular care, such as valvular heart disease and congestive heart failure.
• Trauma Rapid Review: Sharpen your skills in trauma management through a comprehensive review of case presentations.
• Renal/GU: Evaluate and treat disorders of the kidneys and genitourinary system.
• Hematologic Disorders: Understand the etiology, presentation, and treatment of blood diseases.
• Clinical Pharm. Cases III: Complete your clinical pharmacology series with a focus on complex patient scenarios.

Day 3

• Ocular Emergencies: Diagnose and manage eye injuries and infections to preserve vision.
• Toxicologic Emergencies I: Recognize and treat poisonings and other toxic exposures.
• Thoracic Respiratory Disorders I: Assess and manage respiratory conditions, including asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
• Toxicologic Emergencies II: Enhance your knowledge of toxicological emergencies, including envenomations and metabolic disorders.
• Thoracic Respiratory Disorders II: Explore advanced topics in respiratory medicine, such as mechanical ventilation and critical care.
• Rapid Fire Board Prep II: Continue your preparation for the board examination with focused question sessions.
• Toxicologic Rapid Review: Review key concepts from the toxicology lectures to ensure mastery.
• Thoracic Respiratory Disorders III: Consolidate your understanding of pulmonary disease through case presentations.
• Oncologic Emergencies: Manage cancer-related emergencies and provide palliative care.
• Endo, Meta & Nutrition Dis I: Evaluate and treat endocrine, metabolic, and nutritional disorders.

Day 4

• Pelvic, Back & Lower Extremity MS Injuries: Diagnose and manage injuries to the pelvis, spine, and lower extremities.
• Nervous System Disorders: Understand the pathophysiology and management of neurological emergencies, including stroke and seizures.
• Abdominal & Gastrointestinal Disorders I: Assess and manage common abdominal and gastrointestinal complaints, such as appendicitis and pancreatitis.
• Rapid Fire Board Prep III: Engage in a final round of intensive question-and-answer sessions to solidify concepts.
• Obstetrical Disorders: Provide care to pregnant and postpartum patients, managing complications and emergencies.
• Female Urogenital Disorders: Evaluate and treat disorders of the female reproductive tract.
• Musculoskeletal Illnesses: Understand the diagnosis and treatment of musculoskeletal conditions, including fractures and sprains.
• Ear, Nose, Throat & Dental Disorders: Manage common ENT and dental emergencies, including foreign body removal and airway obstruction.
• Cutaneous Disorders I: Identify and treat skin conditions, including infections and allergic reactions.

Day 5

• Pediatric Medical Illnesses I: Diagnose and manage common medical conditions in children, including fever and seizures.
• Pediatric Medical Illnesses II: Enhance your skills in pediatric emergencies, such as respiratory distress and shock.
• Pediatric Surgical Illnesses: Understand the management of surgical emergencies in children, including appendicitis and trauma.
• Pediatric Rapid Review: Synthesize key concepts from the pediatric lectures to prepare for clinical practice.
• Psychobehavioral Disorders: Evaluate and treat psychiatric emergencies, including depression and psychosis.
• Environmental Emergencies I: Recognize and manage environmental hazards and exposures.
• Environmental Emergencies II: Explore advanced environmental emergencies, such as chemical spills and bioterrorism.
• Ultrasound in EM: Utilize ultrasound imaging to enhance patient care in the emergency department.

EM Review Redefined Course (Residents Only)

Day 1

• Trauma Rapid Fire: Test your knowledge of trauma management through rapid-fire question-and-answer sessions.
• Pediatric Trauma: Master the assessment and care of injured children.
• Cardiovascular Rapid Fire: Focus on the diagnosis and treatment of cardiovascular emergencies, including acute coronary syndrome.
• Abdominal & GI Rapid Fire: Sharpen your skills in managing abdominal and gastrointestinal disorders.
• Pediatric Abdominal & GI Disorders: Develop expertise in pediatric gastrointestinal emergencies.
• Rapid Fire EM Review Questions I: Engage in interactive question-and-answer sessions to reinforce learning.
• Thoracic Respiratory Rapid Fire: Test your knowledge of respiratory emergencies, including asthma and pneumonia.
• Pediatric – Head to Toe Pearls: Master the essential physical examination findings for common pediatric conditions.

Day 2

• Infectious Diseases Rapid Fire: Test your ability to diagnose and manage infectious diseases in the emergency department.
• Head, Ear, Eye, Nose, Throat Rapid Fire: Enhance your skills in evaluating and treating ENT emergencies.
• Neurology Rapid Fire: Develop expertise in neurological emergencies, including stroke and seizures.
• Rapid Fire EM Review Questions II: Continue your interactive learning with question-and-answer sessions.
• Procedures Rapid Fire: Master essential emergency procedures, such as airway management and chest tube insertion.
• OB/GYN Rapid Fire: Focus on the diagnosis and management of obstetrical and gynecological emergencies.
• Psychobehavioral and Geriatrics Rapid Fire: Enhance your skills in managing psychiatric and geriatric emergencies.
• Oncology/Hematology & Renal/GU Rapid Fire: Test your knowledge of oncologic, hematologic, and renal emergencies.
• Rapid Fire EM Review Questions III: Engage in advanced question-and-answer sessions to solidify concepts.
• Rapid Fire EM Review Questions IV: Continue your preparation with additional question-and-answer sessions.
• Rapid Fire EM Review Questions V: Conclude your learning experience with a comprehensive question-and-answer review.