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Greater Occipital Nerve Block
David Miller is a thirty-six-year-old male suffering from a headache. To help alleviate his pain, Greater Occipital Nerve Block has been suggested. Practice the procedure in a virtual environment to gain practice and confidence.
Air Ambulance: Critical Response
Thirty-two-year-old Donna was struck by a vehicle on the highway when she was riding her motorcycle. She has suffered abrasions to her face, chest and extremities. EMS find her in a critical state and request a helicopter to help transfer Donna to a trauma center.
Fascia Iliaca Block
Sixty-eight-year-old John Spencer was admitted to the Emergency Department after slipping on wet pavement. He experienced a sharp pain in his right hip and has not been able to walk since then. X-ray revealed a right hip fracture, which calls for a Fascia Iliaca Block.
ASD Patient (Conflict Management)
Sam Turner is a 16-year-old with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). He has undergone an appendectomy and is now recovering. Unfamiliar surroundings and disruption in routine cause him anxiety. Practice de-escalation techniques to manage the situation.
Ear Assessment
Sophia Williams is visiting her family medicine doctor for a routine ear assessment. Her ear assessment will include an inspection of the auricle followed by the Whisper, Weber and Rinne tests and an Otoscope exam.
Febrile Neutropenia with Sepsis
John Simpson, 62-years-old, is a patient of lung cancer. He has been complaining of chills, weakness, and increased shortness of breath and appears pale and diaphoretic. This could be a case of febrile neutropenia and sepsis.
ED Thoracotomy
A 26-year-old male is brought to the trauma room with a single stab wound to his cardiac box. He has been intubated by the paramedic team. ED thoracotomy will have to be performed to gain access to the heart and suture the wound.
Chest Discomfort with Activity
Seventy -year-old Richard Adams is experiencing chest pain and breathlessness during physical exertion, especially during his morning walks, with each episode lasting a few minutes. The symptoms started six months ago and have worsened progressively, limiting his ability to exercise.