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e-Learning Module
In this module, you will learn about fundamental pharmacology concepts in anesthesiology, and the roles of various drugs in anesthesiology such as induction agents, neuromuscular blockers, inhalational anesthestics, and opioids.
e-Learning Module
Students read article in advance of session with opportunity to practice an optional, asynchronous evidence-based diagnosis module to consolidate learning and apply the article based on the weekly Standardized Patient encounter.
e-Learning Module
Students read article in advance of session with opportunity to practice an optional, asynchronous evidence-based diagnosis module to consolidate learning and apply the article based on the weekly Standardized Patient encounter.
e-Learning Module
Students read article in advance of session with opportunity to practice an optional, asynchronous evidence-based diagnosis module to consolidate learning and apply the article based on the weekly Standardized Patient encounter.
e-Learning Module
Students read article in advance of session with opportunity to practice an optional, asynchronous evidence-based diagnosis module to consolidate learning and apply the article based on the weekly Standardized Patient encounter.
e-Learning Module
This module focuses on the basic priciples of local anesthetics. Applications of regional anesthesia, including plexus blocks, and neuraxial techniques. Spinal and epidural technique. Physiology of a nerve terminal. Pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics of ...
e-Learning Module
This module reviews the presentation, diagnosis, and management of skin cancer, specifically melanoma.
e-Learning Module
Goals of this activity are to help students refine their clinical decision making by problem-solving common case scenarios and connecting students with staff/residents during a time where face-to-face interaction may be limited.
e-Learning Module
An outlined approach to understanding and assessing social determinants of health by examining how children's environments affect their biology and their pathways in health.
