Managing Medical and Obstetric Emergencies and Trauma (mMoet) Course (Jul 24 -25 ,2024)
Conferences
Advanced Life Support Group, 29-31 Ellesmere St, Swinton, Manchester, England.
hosted byAdvanced Life Support Group (ALSG)
hosted byAdvanced Life Support Group (ALSG)
24 Jul, 2024
25 Jul, 2024
category
Nursing, Medicine
Emergency Medicine, Emergency Medicine, Trauma, Obstetrics and Gynecology, Obstetrics and Gynecology
price
On Book
Managing Medical and Obstetric Emergencies and Trauma (mMoet) Course is organized by Advanced Life Support Group (ALSG) and will be held from Jul 24 - 25, 2024 at Advanced Life Support Group, Manchester, England, United Kingdom.
Description
The mMOET course provides a high-level structured approach to recognition, resuscitation, and treatment of medical emergencies and trauma in those with the altered physiology and anatomy of pregnancy. The physiological adjustments of pregnancy affect the responses of the mother to illness and injury, requiring resuscitation to be tailored to the pregnant patient.
The aims of the course include:
- To provide the knowledge, practical skills, and procedures necessary to save the mother and fetus in life-threatening circumstances.
- To present a senior systematic approach of Primary Survey, Resuscitation, Secondary Survey, and Definitive Care, enabling the clinician to give the best patient care in complex situations.
- To review trauma and medical emergencies in the pregnant patient, including triage and transfer.
mMOET curriculum and key information
Lectures
- A structured approach to mMOET
Simulations
- Collapses due to various causes
- Shock due to various causes
- Trauma
- Various medical emergencies
- Cardiac arrest with PE
- Severe pre-eclampsia
- Uterine inversion
- Failed intubation
- Obstetric complications
Demonstrations
- CPR
- Trauma
Skills
- Airway and breathing management
- Surgical airway
- Vascular access
- BLS & AED
- Advanced obstetric techniques
- Failed instrumental delivery
- Shoulder dystocia
- Rusch balloon and B-lynch suture
- Newborn resuscitation