In this brief review, Dr. Lehto discusses tips for bedside G-tube replacement.
Assistant Professor of Pediatrics. Pediatric Emergency Medicine, Norton Children’s Medical Group.
Elizabeth Lehto is a Pediatric Emergency Medicine Physician practicing in Louisville, Kentucky. She attended medical school at Arizona College of Osteopathic Medicine in Glendale Arizona. She completed her Pediatrics residency and Pediatrics Emergency Medicine fellowship at the University of Louisville. Her areas of interest include injury prevention, food insecurity, and adolescent health. In her free time, she enjoys crochet and exploring new places with her two children.
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Join Dr. Hockenbury as she reviews the FAST ultrasound for trauma, reviewing probe selection, probe placement, as well as what normal and abnormal imaging can look like.
Jennifer Hockenbury, MD
Pediatric Emergency Medicine Norton Children’s Medical Group / University of Louisville School of Medicine
Dr. Jenny Hockenbury is a Pediatric Emergency Medicine physician in Louisville, Kentucky. She attended medical school at the University of Louisville, followed by a Pediatrics Residency at Vanderbilt University Medical Center. She is completing her Pediatric Emergency Medicine Fellowship at the University of Louisville, where she also completed a Masters Certificate in the Business of Healthcare.
Her academic interests include the patient and family experience and healthcare operations/quality improvement. In addition to her clinical and educational roles, she is passionate about advancing health communication and child safety education through creative initiatives as a children’s book author and business owner. Outside of medicine, she enjoys traveling, cooking, and spending time with her husband and their black lab, Mo.
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In this brief review, Dr. Hockenbury discusses some of the most common complications of sickle cell disease, their presentation, and management in the ED.
Jennifer Hockenbury, MD
Pediatric Emergency Medicine Norton Children’s Medical Group / University of Louisville School of Medicine
Dr. Jenny Hockenbury is a Pediatric Emergency Medicine physician in Louisville, Kentucky. She attended medical school at the University of Louisville, followed by a Pediatrics Residency at Vanderbilt University Medical Center. She is completing her Pediatric Emergency Medicine Fellowship at the University of Louisville, where she also completed a Masters Certificate in the Business of Healthcare.
Her academic interests include the patient and family experience and healthcare operations/quality improvement. In addition to her clinical and educational roles, she is passionate about advancing health communication and child safety education through creative initiatives as a children’s book author and business owner. Outside of medicine, she enjoys traveling, cooking, and spending time with her husband and their black lab, Mo.
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Join Dr. Lehto as she discusses some of the common GI emergencies seen in the Emergency Department, including a review of the workup and management of appendicitis, intussusception, malrotation, and pyloric stenosis.
Assistant Professor of Pediatrics. Pediatric Emergency Medicine, Norton Children’s Medical Group.
Elizabeth Lehto is a Pediatric Emergency Medicine Physician practicing in Louisville, Kentucky. She attended medical school at Arizona College of Osteopathic Medicine in Glendale Arizona. She completed her Pediatrics residency and Pediatrics Emergency Medicine fellowship at the University of Louisville. Her areas of interest include injury prevention, food insecurity, and adolescent health. In her free time, she enjoys crochet and exploring new places with her two children.
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Join Dr. Stark as he discusses hypothermia including mechanisms of heat loss, complications, rewarming, and CPR considerations.
Assistant Professor of Pediatrics. Pediatric Emergency Medicine, Norton Children’s Medical Group.
Wayne Stark is a Pediatric Emergency Medicine Physician practicing in Louisville, Kentucky. He attended medical school at the University of Maryland, School of Medicine in Baltimore, Maryland. He completed Pediatrics Residency at Saint Christopher's Hospital for Children in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He completed Pediatric Emergency Medicine Fellowship and received a Masters in Clinical Science and Investigation at the University of Louisville. He returned to Louisville after working at Johns Hopkins All Children's Hosptial in St Petersburg, Florida, where he had the oppotunity to work in resident education,
His areas of interest include Lifestyle Medicine and Quality Improvement, among others. In his free time, he enjoys native gardening and visiting the National Parks with his family.
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Join Dr. Stark as he discusses heat illness including heat cramps, heat exhaustion, and heat stroke. Including an overview of ways we accumulate and dissipate heat and treatment of heat illnesses.
Assistant Professor of Pediatrics. Pediatric Emergency Medicine, Norton Children’s Medical Group.
Wayne Stark is a Pediatric Emergency Medicine Physician practicing in Louisville, Kentucky. He attended medical school at the University of Maryland, School of Medicine in Baltimore, Maryland. He completed Pediatrics Residency at Saint Christopher's Hospital for Children in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He completed Pediatric Emergency Medicine Fellowship and received a Masters in Clinical Science and Investigation at the University of Louisville. He returned to Louisville after working at Johns Hopkins All Children's Hosptial in St Petersburg, Florida, where he had the oppotunity to work in resident education,
His areas of interest include Lifestyle Medicine and Quality Improvement, among others. In his free time, he enjoys native gardening and visiting the National Parks with his family.
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Join Dr. Stark as he discusses cold injuries including chilblains, trench foot, frost nip, and frostbite. Including an overview of diagnosis and treatment.
Assistant Professor of Pediatrics. Pediatric Emergency Medicine, Norton Children’s Medical Group.
Wayne Stark is a Pediatric Emergency Medicine Physician practicing in Louisville, Kentucky. He attended medical school at the University of Maryland, School of Medicine in Baltimore, Maryland. He completed Pediatrics Residency at Saint Christopher's Hospital for Children in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He completed Pediatric Emergency Medicine Fellowship and received a Masters in Clinical Science and Investigation at the University of Louisville. He returned to Louisville after working at Johns Hopkins All Children's Hosptial in St Petersburg, Florida, where he had the oppotunity to work in resident education,
His areas of interest include Lifestyle Medicine and Quality Improvement, among others. In his free time, he enjoys native gardening and visiting the National Parks with his family.
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Join Dr. Snow as she discusses common pediatric respiratory concerns including upper respiratory tract infections, bronchiolitis, and croup, including a discussion of scoring tools and common order sets we use in the ED.
Michele Bresler Snow, DO, MSHPE
Assistant Professor of Pediatrics. Pediatric Emergency Medicine, Norton Children’s Medical Group.
Dr. Michele Bresler Snow is originally from Rockville, Maryland. She completed her undergraduate education at The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and medical education at Nova Southeastern University College of Osteopathic Medicine. She then moved to Philadelphia, PA for her Pediatric Residency at St. Christopher’s Hospital for Children with Drexel University. Following her general pediatric training, she completed a Pediatric Emergency Medicine Fellowship here at Norton Children’s Hospital with the University of Louisville. During her fellowship training, she also completed a Masters in Health Professions Education with the University of Louisville. Upon completion of her training, she joined the faculty at the University of Louisville in the Division of Pediatric Emergency Medicine. She has a passion for medical education and enjoys working with trainees of all levels. In her free time, she loves spending time with her husband, Zach, and their dog, Phoebe. They love to discover new restaurants and spend time outside exploring all that Louisville has to offer.
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In this brief review, Dr. Lund reviews suturing techniques as well as some helpful tips and tricks.
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Join Dr. Snow as she discusses trauma evaluations including a review of the primary and secondary assessments and a discussion of trauma choreography.
Michele Bresler Snow, DO, MSHPE
Assistant Professor of Pediatrics. Pediatric Emergency Medicine, Norton Children’s Medical Group.
Dr. Michele Bresler Snow is originally from Rockville, Maryland. She completed her undergraduate education at The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and medical education at Nova Southeastern University College of Osteopathic Medicine. She then moved to Philadelphia, PA for her Pediatric Residency at St. Christopher’s Hospital for Children with Drexel University. Following her general pediatric training, she completed a Pediatric Emergency Medicine Fellowship here at Norton Children’s Hospital with the University of Louisville. During her fellowship training, she also completed a Masters in Health Professions Education with the University of Louisville. Upon completion of her training, she joined the faculty at the University of Louisville in the Division of Pediatric Emergency Medicine. She has a passion for medical education and enjoys working with trainees of all levels. In her free time, she loves spending time with her husband, Zach, and their dog, Phoebe. They love to discover new restaurants and spend time outside exploring all that Louisville has to offer.
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In this brief review, Dr. Lehto discusses the approach to interpreting the lateral C-spine X-ray, a skill essential for any pediatric emergency medicine physician, especially the ability to interpret quickly while under pressure in the trauma bay.
Assistant Professor of Pediatrics. Pediatric Emergency Medicine, Norton Children’s Medical Group.
Elizabeth Lehto is a Pediatric Emergency Medicine Physician practicing in Louisville, Kentucky. She attended medical school at Arizona College of Osteopathic Medicine in Glendale Arizona. She completed her Pediatrics residency and Pediatrics Emergency Medicine fellowship at the University of Louisville. Her areas of interest include injury prevention, food insecurity, and adolescent health. In her free time, she enjoys crochet and exploring new places with her two children.
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Join Dr. Shelton as she discusses sexual health in the pediatric emergency department including history taking, common STI presentations, and treatment.
Dr. Shelton is originally from Unicoi County in Eastern Tennessee. She completed both her undergraduate education and medical education at Wake Forest University and the Wake Forest School of Medicine in Winston-Salem, NC. She then moved to Nashville, TN for her Pediatric Residency at Vanderbilt and is currently completing Pediatric Emergency Medicine Fellowship training here at the University of Louisville and Norton Children’s Hospital. Through her training she has continually cultivated a passion for advocacy, ethics, and health justice. At the conclusion of her training, she will have earned a Master of Arts Degree in Applied Philosophy and Clinical Bioethics. She enjoys traveling with her fiancé, Joseph, and their Staffordshire Terrier, Gwennie, to see their friends and loved ones across the country. She loves curating new, eclectic Spotify playlists and attending concerts of her favorite artists.
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Join Dr. Hart as she discusses malrotation, pyloric stenosis, Hirschsprung's disease, congenital adrenal hyperplasia, and inborn errors of metabolism.
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Join Dr. Hart as she discusses the approach to neonatal seizures, neonates with undiagnosed congenital heart disease, and BRUE.
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Join Dr. Hart as she discusses the approach to the febrile neonate and omphalitis.
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In this brief review, Dr. Lehto discusses the approach to the fussy infant using a helpful mnemonic.
Assistant Professor of Pediatrics. Pediatric Emergency Medicine, Norton Children’s Medical Group.
Elizabeth Lehto is a Pediatric Emergency Medicine Physician practicing in Louisville, Kentucky. She attended medical school at Arizona College of Osteopathic Medicine in Glendale Arizona. She completed her Pediatrics residency and Pediatrics Emergency Medicine fellowship at the University of Louisville. Her areas of interest include injury prevention, food insecurity, and adolescent health. In her free time, she enjoys crochet and exploring new places with her two children.
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In this brief review, Dr. Lehto discusses common fracture patterns seen in pediatric patients.
Assistant Professor of Pediatrics. Pediatric Emergency Medicine, Norton Children’s Medical Group.
Elizabeth Lehto is a Pediatric Emergency Medicine Physician practicing in Louisville, Kentucky. She attended medical school at Arizona College of Osteopathic Medicine in Glendale Arizona. She completed her Pediatrics residency and Pediatrics Emergency Medicine fellowship at the University of Louisville. Her areas of interest include injury prevention, food insecurity, and adolescent health. In her free time, she enjoys crochet and exploring new places with her two children.
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Join Dr. Hart as she discusses several of the most common neonatal chief complaints in the ED, including a helpful pneumonic for the differential for fussy infants.
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Join us as we discuss the mass casualty procedure at the NCH ED, including a discussion of Code Yellow, Code Orange, and a tutorial on decontamination.
Assistant Professor of Pediatrics. Pediatric Emergency Medicine, Norton Children’s Medical Group.
Elizabeth Lehto is a Pediatric Emergency Medicine Physician practicing in Louisville, Kentucky. She attended medical school at Arizona College of Osteopathic Medicine in Glendale Arizona. She completed her Pediatrics residency and Pediatrics Emergency Medicine fellowship at the University of Louisville. Her areas of interest include injury prevention, food insecurity, and adolescent health. In her free time, she enjoys crochet and exploring new places with her two children.
Special thanks to Dr. Beth Spurlin for creation of these slides and the content presented in this video lecture.
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Join Dr. Kopp with an overview of asthma management in the Emergency Department including a discussion of PRAM Scoring.
Assistant Professor of Pediatrics. Pediatric Emergency Medicine, Norton Children’s Medical Group.
Dr. Kopp is the Associate Medical Director for the division of Pediatric Emergency Medicine. She is passionate about improving patient care, medical education, and simulation.
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