Acquired Neuromuscular Weakness in Critical Illness

Description

Objectives: Readers will acquire skills to: (1) Discuss the clinical presentation, diagnosis, management, and outcomes of NM weakness associated with critical illness, (2) explain a unifying hypothesis for the pathophysiology for this common complication, (3) describe the frequency and risk factors for NM weakness in the ICU setting, (4) demonstrate clinical and EDX approaches, (5) present a proposed pathophysiology for the condition, and (6) provide examples of rehabilitation considerations.

CME/CEUs is not available on this product.

Author

Drs. Shawn J. Bird, Charles F. Bolton, MD, Mark M. Rich, and Dale M. Needham

Summary

Availability:

On-Demand

Cost:

FREE

Credit Offered:

No Credit Offered

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