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Anesthesia

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XSIM1C - AAOMS National Simulation Program: Office-Based Emergency Airway Management (OBEAM) Module

Thursday, September 18, 2025
1:30 PM - 3:30 PM EDT
Location: Room 146ABC, Walter E. Washington Convention Center
CE: 6.0 CDE/CME
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Simulation is an innovative practice for exercising emergency protocols, giving the surgeons an opportunity to practice critical situations without risking patient safety.

CDE/CME credit for this activity includes successful completion of an online two-hour pre-assessment prior to arrival of the course. Information on how to access the pre-assessment will be provided to attendees upon registration.

Learning Objectives:

At the conclusion of this presentation, participants should be able to:
  1. Review concepts and skills to obtain an understanding of the following: sedation monitoring, supplemental O2 techniques and techniques for opening an airway.
  2. Master bag mask ventilation using one- and two-person techniques for both normal and difficult simulated ventilation situations, laryngeal mask airway insertion using proper technique and Airtraq insertion using proper technique.