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Critical Care Pediatrics CEU Courses for Respiratory Therapists

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Neonatal Congenital Disorders: Cardiac Defects
Presented by Tina Pennington, MNSc, RNC-NIC
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Course: #1583Level: Intermediate1 Hour
This course is designed to refresh cardiovascular anatomy and physiology of both the normal heart and the various common cardiac defects. Some focus will be on differentiating between cardiac and the more common respiratory conditions at birth or within the weeks that follow.

Pediatric Airway Pathology Series: What’s in the Trachea?
Presented by Eric Gantwerker, MD, MS MMSc (Med Ed), FACS
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Course: #1621Level: Intermediate3 Hours
This 3-hour intermediate series focuses on increasing working knowledge of current practice trends and the literature related to pediatric pathologies involving the trachea and surrounding anatomical structures. The series focuses on familiarizing practitioners with understanding pathophysiological conditions, treatment options, and future options for management.

Inhaled Nitric Oxide Therapy for the Neonate
Presented by Duane Reed, EdD, RRT, RCP
Video
Course: #1555Level: Introductory1 Hour
Inhaled nitric oxide (iNO) is an evidence-based therapeutic agent used in neonatology to treat respiratory distress. The course introduces the practitioner to the physiological guided principles, indications and general procedure for delivering iNO.

Pediatric Airway Pathology Series: Tracheoesophageal Fistulas and Laryngeal Clefts
Presented by Eric Gantwerker, MD, MS MMSc (Med Ed), FACS
Video
Course: #1528Level: Intermediate1 Hour
Airway pathologies, tracheoesophageal fistulas, and laryngeal clefts are reviewed in this course. The discussion involves treatment and surgical management for best practice outcomes.

Pediatric Airway Pathology Series: Complete Tracheal Rings
Presented by Eric Gantwerker, MD, MS, MMSc (Med Ed), FACS
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Course: #1527Level: Intermediate1 Hour
Airway pathologies and complete tracheal rings are reviewed in this course. The discussion involves treatment and surgical management for best practice outcomes.

Upper Respiratory Tract Series: Decoding Common Types of Airway Pathology in Pediatrics
Presented by Eric Gantwerker, MD, MS, MMSc (Med Ed), FACS
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Course: #1597Level: Intermediate3 Hours
This 3-hour series focuses on increasing working knowledge of current practice trends and the literature related to pediatric pathologies involving the upper airway tract. The series helps to familiarize practitioners with understanding pathophysiological conditions, therapeutic options, and future diagnostics for management.

Pediatric Airway Pathology Series: Tracheomalacia, Subglottic and Tracheal Stenosis
Presented by Eric Gantwerker, MD, MS, MMSc (Med Ed), FACS
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Course: #1526Level: Intermediate1 Hour
Airway pathologies, including tracheomalacia, subglottic and tracheal stenosis are reviewed in this course. The discussion involves treatment and surgical management for best practice outcomes.

Upper Respiratory Tract Series: Pediatric Recurrent Respiratory Papilloma (RRP) and Glottic Tumors
Presented by Eric Gantwerker, MD
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Course: #1590Level: Intermediate1 Hour
Recurrent respiratory papilloma (RRP) and glottic tumors are reviewed in the upper respiratory tract series. The course focuses on best practice management and outcomes.

Upper Respiratory Tract Series: Laryngomalacia and Vocal Cord Paresis/Paralysis in Pediatrics
Presented by Eric Gantwerker, MD, MS, MMSc (Med Ed), FACS
Video
Course: #1522Level: Intermediate1 Hour
Laryngomalacia and vocal cord paresis/paralysis are reviewed in the upper respiratory tract series. The course focuses on best practice management and outcomes.

Upper Respiratory Tract Series: Nasal Pathologies in the Neonatal Population
Presented by Eric Gantwerker, MD
Video
Course: #1520Level: Intermediate1 Hour
Various pathologic conditions can cause nasal airway obstruction in infants and children. The course reviews the atypical anatomy of nasal obstructions, including pyriform aperture stenosis, mid vault, and choanal atresia, and their impact on the upper respiratory tract. Additionally, the course focuses on evidence-based advances and surgical management.

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