Common Gi and Gu Cases in the ER

In this course, Dr. Evans, A Board-Certified ER physicians will teach you some of the most common cases that present under the Gi (Gastroenterology) and the GU (Genitourinary) systems.  You will learn how the patients present, how you are able to diagnose them, and how to treat according to the latest guidelines.  By the end of this course, you should be familiar with these cases and how to approach them appropriately in the ER.

Videos: 6

Duration:  3.13 hours (3 hours and 13 minutes)

CME: 3.25

Cases discussed in this course:

Pediatric abdominal pain and difference in approach, non-Gi causes of vomiting
     Neonatal abdominal emergencies: NEC, omphalitis, midgut volvulus, hirschsprungs
     Intussuception, blunt abdominal trauma, appendicitis, incarcerate hernia,, foreign body, consultation, gastroenteritis, referred pain

Adult abdominal pain
     UTI/ pyelo, Testicular/ ovarian torsion, pid, epydidimitis, toa 
     Biliary tract disease including cholelithiasis, cholecystitis, choledoco, cholangitis. Pancreatitis, Appendicitis,

Geriatric abdominal pain- general approach and difference
     Aaa, meseberic ischemia, peritonitis, diverticulitis, ddx by location, non-Gi causes of abdominal pain

GI bleed- massive and minor

GU 
     Kidney stones, uti, pyelo, stds

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