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As an emergency medicine physician, the ability to swiftly decipher a patient's presenting complaints and conduct an initial physical examination is a crucial skill. However, some life-threatening issues may not be immediately apparent, leading to potential mortality and morbidity. For instance, during the Covid pandemic, anxiety was often misdiagnosed as the cause of dyspnea, failing to address the underlying problem of respiratory distress. By decoding the patient's complaint and carefully observing their physical presentation, a rapid differential diagnosis can be achieved. Equally important is the timely and appropriate implementation of interventions to address the underlying issue.
Join this engaging class to enhance your problem-solving skills in the initial assessment of dyspneic patients, earning 3 CME/CE credits while gaining valuable insights into decoding complex medical presentations and providing effective and efficient care.
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3D Problem Solving:
Initial Assessment of Dyspneic Patient (3 CME/CE Credits)
Previously Recorded
Presenter: B.Ellen Wesley, DO
Course Length: 3 Hours
This workshop Offers 3 Continuing Education Credits
This webinar is recorded and will not grant live credits.
As an emergency medicine physician, the ability to swiftly decipher a patient's presenting complaints and conduct an initial physical examination is a crucial skill. However, some life-threatening issues may not be immediately apparent, leading to potential mortality and morbidity. For instance, during the Covid pandemic, anxiety was often misdiagnosed as the cause of dyspnea, failing to address the underlying problem of respiratory distress. By decoding the patient's complaint and carefully observing their physical presentation, a rapid differential diagnosis can be achieved. Equally important is the timely and appropriate implementation of interventions to address the underlying issue.
Join this engaging class to enhance your problem-solving skills in the initial assessment of dyspneic patients, earning 3 CME/CE credits while gaining valuable insights into decoding complex medical presentations and providing effective and efficient care.