Wilderness SIM:  Dr. Hill

1.      Identify key historical and physical exam findings in a patient with an environmental illness 

2.      Develop a focused differential diagnosis for a patient presenting with multisystem involvement 

3.      Initiate timely stabilization and coordinate appropriate specialty consultation and definitive management 

Environmental Exposures:  Dr. Hill

·  Recognize signs and symptoms of common wilderness-related medical conditions (e.g., hypothermia, heat illness, altitude illness, envenomation, trauma).

·  Apply principles of assessment and stabilization in resource-limited or austere environments.

·  Prepare and mitigate common problems faced in the extremes of environment or austerity 

The Difficult Airway:  Beyond the View: Optimizing Success in the Pediatric Difficult Airway​, Dr. Valderrama

• •Differentiate key anatomic and physiologic differences between pediatric and adult airways.​
• •Define the concept of a physiologically difficult airway​
• •Apply strategies to optimize a pediatric patient before a high-risk intubation​
• •Perform hands-on skills for airway management in simulated scenarios​
• •Engage in a scavenger hunt to evaluate readiness and reinforce recognition of essential airway equipment​