Welcome to the Wilz Trauma Symposium 2026! Below is listed all of the classes which will be provided. 

1. Pediatric Trauma Objectives:
   1. Describe key anatomic and physiologic differences between pediatric and adult patients and explain how these variations influence assessment and management strategies.
   2. Identify and apply standard techniques for performing a comprehensive pediatric assessment, including age appropriate communication and vital sign interpretation.
   3. Describe initial steps of pediatric trauma resuscitation to include assessment, airway management and fluid/blood administration.

2. Trauma Case Review Objectives:
   1. Discuss multidisciplinary involvement in the care of a trauma patient.
   2. Review trauma specific assessment and initial interventions. \
   3. Review management of multisystem trauma pt to include importance of early hemorrhage control and blood transfusion. 

3. Whole Blood Presentation Objectives:

• Understand key clinical concepts pertinent to LTOWB
• Describe why whole blood belongs in hospital and prehospital settings
• Explain the theoretical benefit to using whole blood in rural trauma
• Understand implications for special populations

4. PreHospital and ED Fracture Care Objectives:

Prehospital

• Assessment, stabilization, understanding the transition to ED care
• Hemorrhage control
• NV checks
• Proper splinting

ED 

• Reassessment
• Imaging
• Fracture management 

5. Interactive Trauma Education

• Knowledge check
• Stimulate audience to engage and communicate with each other to select best options
• Trauma terminology review

6. Burn Care Objectives:

• Identify candidates for transfer to the burn center
• Recognize burn depth and associated degree
• Verbalize pre-hospital fluid management and acute care