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Chapter 1

Arthrocentesis

In this chapter, you’ll learn about the indications and tools for arthrocentesis, labs to check, and how to perform the procedure in the knee, ankle, wrist, shoulder, and elbow.
9 Lessons
13m 23s
Arthrocentesis intro
28s
Recognizing the indications
2m 52s
Identifying the tools
2m 2s
Tapping the knee
2m 53s
Tapping the ankle
1m 13s
Tapping the wrist
1m 37s
Tapping the shoulder
1m 8s
Tapping the elbow
1m 10s
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Chapter 2

Anterior shoulder reduction

Here, you’ll learn how to diagnose a shoulder dislocation, reduce the shoulder using various techniques, and how to care for it after reduction.
9 Lessons
17m 41s
Anterior shoulder reduction intro
25s
Diagnosing a shoulder dislocation
4m 53s
Reducing a shoulder with the Cunningham technique
2m 54s
Reducing a shoulder with external rotation
1m 25s
Reducing a shoulder with scapular manipulation
1m 40s
Reducing a shoulder with the FARES technique
2m 20s
Self-reducing a shoulder with the Davos technique
1m 56s
Taking care of the reduced shoulder
2m 8s
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Chapter 3

Reductions of other joints

In this chapter, you’ll learn about the anatomy of the jaw, prosthetic hip, and elbow, as well as how to manage dislocations in each of these joints.
7 Lessons
12m 4s
Reductions of other joints intro
18s
Diagnosing a jaw dislocation
1m 30s
Reducing a dislocated jaw
2m 24s
Recognizing a prosthetic hip dislocation
1m 26s
Treating a prosthetic hip dislocation
2m 26s
Diagnosing and treating a nursemaid's elbow
4m
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Chapter 4

Abscess drainage

This chapter covers the diagnosis and treatment of small, large, peritonsillar, and Bartholin’s abscesses, as well as patients presenting with paronychia.
9 Lessons
28m 29s
Abscess drainage intro
23s
Draining a small skin abscess
5m 16s
Loop draining a large skin abscess
3m 31s
Diagnosing a peritonsillar abscess
6m 24s
Treating a peritonsillar abscess
4m 5s
Identifying a Bartholin abscess
2m 38s
Draining a Bartholin abscess
3m 21s
Treating a paronychia
2m 51s
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Chapter 5

Priapism management

Here, we’ll cover various causes of priapism as well as the algorithm, tools, and medications used to treat it. You’ll also learn how to perform a corpus cavernosum injection.
5 Lessons
11m 20s
Priapism management intro
21s
Diagnosing priapism
3m 37s
Identifying the tools and treatment approach
4m 9s
Treating priapism
3m 13s
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Chapter 6

Cricothyrotomy

In this chapter, we’ll cover the indications for a cricothyrotomy procedure. You’ll learn how to perform the procedure and view it being conducted on a human cadaver.
7 Lessons
11m 58s
Cricothyrotomy intro
17s
Recognizing the indications
1m 33s
Identifying the tools
3m 34s
Performing the procedure
4m 44s
Putting it all together
56s
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Emergency Procedures Masterclass (Part 2) outro
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Teachers of this course
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Siamak Moayedi, MD
Professor and Director of Medical Student Education, University of Maryland and Course Director, Essential and Critical Procedures, Emergency Medicine.
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This activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the accreditation requirements and policies of the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) through the joint providership of CME Consultants and Medmastery GmbH. CME Consultants is accredited by the ACCME to provide continuing medical education for physicians.

CME Consultants designates this enduring material activity for a maximum of 3.0 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.