Critical Care Pediatrics CEU Courses for Respiratory Therapists

The course discusses indications and management strategies for neonates who require Neurally Adjusted Ventilatory Assist (NAVA) ventilation. A description of NAVA benefits, patient-ventilator asynchrony, and ventilation trends are discussed.

The course discusses indications and management strategies for neonates who require HFOV and HFJV modes of ventilation. A description of key parameters in lung recruitment and weaning is discussed, as well as the role of conventional ventilation.

This course examines the associated etiologies of laryngeal clefts. The course presents guidelines for evaluation, treatment, and postoperative management of laryngeal clefts.

This course discusses the etiology of Respiratory Distress Syndrome (RDS) and surfactant deficiency in the preterm neonatal patient. Current treatments in surfactant management and HFOV strategies are discussed for optimal outcomes.

The presentation provides up to date information on resuscitation of the preterm infant at the limits of viability. The course provides information on surfactant use and respiratory support for preterm infants.

The presentation addresses principles and pathology for pediatric airway surgeries. The webinar describes laryngeal and tracheal anatomy, surgical options for reconstruction, and effective strategies for postoperative management.

This presentation addresses pediatric populations and conditions affecting difficult airway management. The webinar outlines the best treatment approaches for managing complex patients who can no longer be intubated or ventilated, as well as advanced airway devices utilized in difficult airway situations.