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7:30 |
Registration, Breakfast
Buffet with Vendors |
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8:30 |
"Introduction to Toxicology" |
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Dr Hampton |
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This topic (introduction to toxicology) gives an
approach to how to simultaneously evaluate and manage the poisoned
patient. Important features of the history and physical exam are
emphasized and the six clinical toxidromes are reviewed. Finally,
the audience is invited to “play along” with a variety of common
toxicology cases / scenarios and practice what was presented in the
first half of the lecture. |
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10:00 |
Break with Vendors Exhibits |
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10:30 |
"STEMI-CS" |
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Dr. Christian Zuver, MD |
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Chest pain does not
always mean a STEMI! Other chest pains may mimic STEMIs but are not
related to ACS.
Review the diagnostic
clues, causes and management of NON-STEMI chest pain patients.
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11:30 |
Break with Vendors |
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12:00 |
LUNCH |
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1:00 |
Breakout
Sessions (choose 1 of 4) |
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A |
"Vascular Access Devices" |
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Keri Krause, RN |
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More
and more patients are being transferred by inter-facility transport.
Are you aware of all the vascular access devices used? Do you know
where 'the line ends'? If not, this mini session will discuss the
most frequently used access devices in patients and tell you what
you need to know to keep your patient safe and the line working.
Examples of various types of lines will be available at the session |
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B |
"Stop Sepsis: What you know could save a life" |
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Staria Brickner, RN |
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Join Staria as she
discusses a silent killer known as sepsis. You will learn early
recognition of signs and symptoms and define the sepsis stages as a
continuum. Learn to take appropriate steps to deliver goal directed
therapy. |
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C |
"Toxicology ABC's " |
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Dr. Hampton |
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This session gives the EMS provider an opportunity to
identify patients in exposure/poisonings that would benefit from a
modified approach in the management of the ABCs. Particular
emphasis is made on protecting first responders from becoming
patients themselves. This mini presentation is predominantly
case-based, allowing attendees to “play along” and determine what to
do when presented with a variety of inhalations and exposures. |
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D |
State of the State
(1:00 Only) |
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Fred Hornby -
Paramedic/E-Licensing/Training Center
Coordinator, State of Wisconsin EMS) |
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Come and hear about issues affecting EMS in Wisconsin. You will
learn about new initiatives and changes at the state EMS office
and how they affect individual providers and services.
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2:00 |
Break and Vendor Exhibits |
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2:30 |
Repeat Breakout Sessions (Choose 1 of 4) |
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D |
"MABAS & EMS: the Big Dance" |
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DC Hedrington |
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Chief Hass |
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Mutual Aid Box
Alarm System (MABAS) has been used successfully in the fire service
for years to assist in incident mitigation. The MABAS system allows
you to pre plan large scale incidents, eliminating the need to find
help when you are already overburdened. Join Chiefs Hedrington and
Haas in an interactive discussion on how to apply these principles
to EMS. |
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3:30 |
Break |
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3:45 |
“EF 5 Joplin Tornado: The Event, Our Response, Our Recovery” |
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Chuck Copple, BC JFD |
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Scott Cranford, Training Chief JFD |
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In
a matter of minutes, the lives of Joplin residents were changed
forever with a large F5 tornado. Chiefs Copple and Cranford will
present the event, mitigation, and recovery that the providers and
residents of Jolpin went through on that fateful day. |
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5:00 |
Adjourn |
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Dinner (On Your Own) |
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8:00 |
Join us
on College Ave for Seminar sponsored libations, sociality and live
music! |
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