Cardiovascular Emergencies

CME

Cardiovascular Emergencies

In this symposium on cardiovascular emergencies, Dr. Sloane reviews the physiology and application of invasive hemodynamic monitoring (including pulmonary artery catheter waveform analysis and interpretation of hemodynamic profiles), optimal strategies in fluid and vasoactive support, management of HTN emergency, and management of acute CHF and cardiogenic shock.

Learning Objectives

Understand the physiology and application of invasive hemodynamic monitoring and its application to fluid and vasoactive support
Competently interpret EKGs and recognize ischemia, injury and infarction
Define HTN emergency and its management
Recognize common brady and tachyarrhythmias
Understand the pathophysiology and management of CHF

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PSA is a groundbreaking education tool for any resident interested in solidifying their foundation in pulmonary and sleep medicine as well as expanding their knowledge base into the intricacies of these fields. The format is easy to follow, no matter what level of medicine you’re at. This is a valuable tool for medical students and residents. I highly recommend it to those interested in pulmonary, critical care or anesthesiology. The programs will allow you to develop a comfort level with topics that may be difficult to comprehend.

Justin Gurges, Resident Physician
New York, NY

PSA was highly informative and challenging. The speakers were clear and concise in their delivery. Explanations were provided with the post questions explaining all answers. I also like the way the session was broken up.

Karen Viets, RN
Saint Augustine, Florida

I am a practicing Emergency Medicine physician in North Carolina and want to improve my knowledge of critical care and pulmonary topics. When I heard about PSA, I knew this would be a great way to do that. And so far through the pulmonary course, it definitely has been! It’s been both a great review of the basic medical school concepts while also introducing and explaining higher level clinical pearls. The presentations are clear and the graphics put some of the complex ideas into nice visual depictions that are way better than any text description could be. The built-in test questions and ability to earn CME are great additions as well. This has been a fantastic educational opportunity. I highly recommend it to any clinical provider who wants to advance his or her knowledge of important pulmonary topics!

Jonathan T. Jaffe, MD
Winston-Salem, NC

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