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 Current Courses offered to Mayo Students and Staff:
Courses Available at MMSC:
Fundamentals of Airway Management
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Purpose: |
This is an introductory
course that teaches the basic principles of interventional
airway management.
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Audience: |
Medical students
Residents
Registered nurses
Respiratory therapists
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Length: |
4 hours |
Class size: |
4 - 8 participants |
Difficult Airway Management
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Purpose: |
This course reviews
and teaches advanced principles of airway management,
focused on difficult intubations under adverse
circumstances.
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Audience: |
Anesthesiology residents
Pulmonary/ and Critical Care fellows
SRNA students
Respiratory therapy students
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Length: |
4 hours |
Class size: |
4 - 8 participants |
Recognition and Treatment of Shock States
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Purpose: |
This course is designed
to review and teach the clinical presentations
of shock states, universal principles of resuscitation,
targeted interventions by shock type, and crew
resource management.
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Audience: |
Staff physicians
Residents (all levels)
Medical students
Registered nurses
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Length: |
4 hours |
Class size: |
4 - 6 participants |
Fundamentals of Bedside Leadership,
Teamwork, and Chaos Management
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Purpose: |
Utilizing Crisis
Resource Management Principles (CRM), this
course will prepare participants to create
order within chaos in the management of an
emergency. Emphasis will be on a multidisciplinary
team approach during an acute patient event.
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Audience: |
All healthcare personnel
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Length: |
4 hours |
Class size: |
4 - 6 participants |
Clinical Applications
of Mechanical Ventilation
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Purpose: |
This is a course
to provide medical residents with knowledge and
skills to enable them to better manage patients
receiving mechanical ventilation.
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Audience: |
Internal Medicine and Anesthesia
residents during their critical care rotations.
[G-1’s & G-3’s in SMH 6MB-B/G
and G-2’s in RMH 10-3]
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Length: |
Two 2-hour interactive demonstrations/simulations |
Class size: |
2 - 6 participants |
Physiology Labs: Acute
Physiological Monitoring
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Purpose: |
This course teaches
the physiological principles of invasive hemodynamic
monitoring, clinical indicators for its use,
hemodynamic data sets in specific patient conditions,
and secondary calculations (defining cellular
respiration).
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Audience: |
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Length: |
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Class size: |
Limited |
Withdrawing Life
Sustaining Treatments in the ICU
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Purpose: |
To learn practical
aspects of withdrawing life sustaining treatments
in the Intensive Care Unit.
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Audience: |
Residents rotating through ICU
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Length: |
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Class size: |
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Basic Neonatal Resuscitation
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Purpose: |
To develop skills
in the initial stabilization of the distressed
neonate.
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Audience: |
Pediatric residents
Family Practice residents
Obstetrics residents
Emergency Medicine residents
Anesthesia residents
Delivery Room neonatal nurses
Transport neonatal nurses
Respiratory therapists
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Length: |
8 hours |
Class size: |
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