The course reviews the pharmacology of airway management.

This will delve into the differences between agents to treat cerebral edema, goal setting for ICH blood pressure, as well as the various antihypertensive agents used to achieve those goals.

This Capsules module will discuss the pharmacologic background of various agents used in the treatment of the agitated patient.

This Capsules module reviews some of the basic concepts that lay the foundation for the use of appropriate antimicrobial agents in the emergency department.

With multi-drug resistant bacteria and promotion of antimicrobial stewardship, the treatment of pneumonia can be a challenge. This Capsule discusses the recent Infectious Diseases Society of America (IDSA) guideline update, HAP risk-factors, and selecting appropriate antibiotics.

In this course, we will be discussing the approach to safe and effective procedural sedation and analgesia in the Emergency Department, from a pharmacology perspective.

Part 2 on strategies of airway management with a focus on pharmacology.

The course reviews strategies of airway management with a focus on pharmacology.

This course will review the mechanisms and uses of vasopressors and inotropic agents in the critically ill.

The focus of this module is to review the pharmacotherapy of some of the sickest patients encountered in the emergency department.