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Pediatric Blunt Abdominal Trauma and Hemorrhage

Children's Mercy Kansas City

This scenario involves a 4-year-old Spanish-speaking male after he was struck by a vehicle while running across a road. The scenario is set in a community hospital emergency department trauma room. An EMS provider arrives with the patient and provides a report. The patient is an irritable child with blood...

Critical Care Emergency Emergency Medicine Pediatric Trauma Wound Care
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This scenario involves a 4-year-old Spanish-speaking male after he was struck by a vehicle while running across a road. The scenario is set in a...

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Case Information:
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Learner Population: Nursing, Interprofessional, Physician/Advanced Practice Provider
Specialty: Critical Care, Emergency Medicine, Pediatric, Emergency, Trauma, Wound Care
Author: Children's Mercy Kansas City
Language: English
Room size: 15x15
Setting: Emergency Department
Patient ect:
Patient Gender: Male
Tags: 4-Year-Old Patient, blood transfusion, Blunt Abdominal Trauma, Children's Mercy Kansas City, Community Hospital ED, Cultural Competency, emergency medicine, FAST Ultrasound, hemorrhage, hemorrhagic shock, medical VR, needle decompression, Pediatric Respiratory Failure, pediatric trauma, Spanish Interpreter, tension pneumothorax, Trauma Assessment,
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Pediatric Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)—Deployed

Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences

A 9-year-old is evaluated after a traumatic injury. The trainee must stabilize the patient in a hospital-based environment. On arrival, the child appears agitated. Their exam is remarkable for superficial scrapes and a left arm fracture. The patient’s head is covered, hiding a significant scalp wound. After completion of the...

Critical Care Emergency Medicine Family Medicine Internal Medicine Pediatric Surgery Trauma
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A 9-year-old is evaluated after a traumatic injury. The trainee must stabilize the patient in a hospital-based environment. On arrival, the child appears agitated. Their...

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Case Information:
Bundles:
Learner Population: Nursing, EMS/Prehospital, Military, Physician/Advanced Practice Provider
Specialty: Critical Care, Emergency Medicine, Internal Medicine, Pediatric, Family Medicine, Surgery, Trauma
Author: Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences
Language: English
Room size: 12x12
Setting: Outdoor, Emergency Department, ICU, PICU
Patient ect:
Patient Gender: Female, Male
Tags: Abnormal Neurologic Exam, Arm Fracture, Arm Injury, Arm Splint, atls, AVPU, brain herniation, C-Spine, c-spine protection VR, cervical spine precautions, CT, Cultural Differences, Epidural Hematoma, Epidural Hemorrhage, epidural hemorrhage VR, Evaluates for Hemorrhage, Foreign Language, Full Exposure, GCS, GCS <8 airway management, Glucose, head injury, Hypertonic Solution, Hypothermia Management, increased intracranial pressure management, interpreter, intubation, medical VR simulation, Neck Injury, Neurology, neurosurgery, Open Fracture, pediatric pharmacology, pediatric seizure management, pediatric TBI simulation, pediatric traumatic brain injury, Rapid Sequence Intubation, RSI, sedation, seizure, Serious Head Injury, SimX, TBI, Translation, Trauma Assessment, trauma primary survey MARCH, Trauma Surgery, traumatic brain injury, Ventilator, virtual reality trauma training, VR medical education, VR neurosurgery consult, X-Ray,
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Pediatric Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)—Hospital-Based

Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences

A 9-year-old is evaluated after a traumatic injury. The trainee must stabilize the patient in a hospital-based environment. On arrival, the child appears agitated. Their exam is remarkable for superficial scrapes and a left arm fracture. The patient’s head is covered, hiding a significant scalp wound. After completion of the...

Critical Care Emergency Medicine Family Medicine Internal Medicine Pediatric Surgery Trauma
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A 9-year-old is evaluated after a traumatic injury. The trainee must stabilize the patient in a hospital-based environment. On arrival, the child appears agitated. Their...

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Case Information:
Bundles:
Learner Population: Nursing, EMS/Prehospital, Physician/Advanced Practice Provider
Specialty: Critical Care, Emergency Medicine, Internal Medicine, Pediatric, Family Medicine, Surgery, Trauma
Author: Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences
Language: English
Room size: 12x12
Setting: Outdoor, Emergency Department, ICU, PICU
Patient ect:
Patient Gender: Female, Male
Tags: Abnormal Neurologic Exam, airway protection, anti-epileptic medications, Arm Fracture, Arm Injury, Arm Splint, atls, AVPU, brain herniation, C-Spine, cervical spine precautions, Critical Care, CT, Cultural Differences, emergency medicine, Epidural Hematoma, Epidural Hemorrhage, Evaluates for Hemorrhage, Foreign Language, Full Exposure, GCS, GCS assessment, Glucose, head injury, healthcare simulation, Hypertonic Solution, Hypothermia Management, increased intracranial pressure management, interpreter, intubation, Neck Injury, neuro decline, Neurology, neurosurgery, neurosurgery consultation, Open Fracture, pediatric trauma care, pediatric traumatic brain injury, Peds TBI, Rapid Sequence Intubation, RSI, sedation, seizure, Serious Head Injury, SimX, TBI, TBI simulation, Translation, trauma, Trauma Assessment, Trauma Surgery, traumatic brain injury, traumatic seizure, Ventilator, virtual reality simulation, VR medical training, VR training, X-Ray,