UHMS Journal Based CME, Volume 47, Issue 2

Course overview

Learner Objectives As a result of having attended the meeting, the participants should have had the opportunity to 1. To understand the cause of hyperoxia induced lung injury. 2. To explain the pathogenesis, pathology and clinical manifestation of hyperoxia induced lung injury. 3. To evaluate gross and fine manual dexterity during cold water immersion as a function of time and skin temperature. 4. To determine if whole-body active heating with warm water perfusion is able to attenuate the reduction in hand and finger skin temperature and preserve dexterity. Subject Matter RESEARCH ARTICLE A phosphodiesterase 4 inhibitor, improves hyperoxia induced lung injury. Hong Ying Cao Tian Hua Yu Cui Hong Han Wen Wu Liu Pei Xi Zhang Peng Tang RESEARCH ARTICLE Whole body active heating does not preserve finger temperature or manual dexterity during cold water immersion Courtney E. Wheelock, MS Hayden W Hess, MS Zachary J. Schlader, PhD Blair D. Johnson, PhD David Hostler, PhD Teaching Methods Journal Reading Examination of material Evaluation of activity Evaluation Methods Evaluation is offered through the online educational portal with 3 graded questions each UHM Journal paper and an overall evaluation at completion of the Journal based activity.