AMTC Opportunity

[Richard Mitchell]

We in RT have done this at national and state conferences for decades.  A
"game show", more like "GE College Bowl", where a series of teams in double
elimination yield a champion.  Three team members listen to a moderators
questions and may chime in with an answer at any point during the question
or may consult other team members for an answer under a time limit.
Whichever team chiming in first gets the question.  Questions are from
categories, (anatomy-physiology, pharmacology, pathology, etc) and usually
questions are submitted form each team from notable and popular respiratory
care references.  There is a time period of questions without penalty, (if
you chime in and get it wrong, the question goes to the other team) and then
there is the penalty round, where you lose a point if you get the question
wrong.  We call it the Sputum Bowl

Regards,

Richard

-----Original Message-----
From: flightmed-bounces at flightweb.com
[mailto:flightmed-bounces at flightweb.com]On Behalf Of Kim
Sent: Monday, August 27, 2007 3:12 PM
To: drromig at medcontrol.com; Flightmed
Subject: Re: AMTC Opportunity


Hi,
I am an RN on the All Children's Transport Team. I just (literally) walked
in the door from vacation so I don't know if anyone else on the team is
interested but I think it would be fun.

Kim Harrell, RN, EMT-B
ACH Neo/Peds Transport Team
941-720-4571
kkharrell at msn.com<mailto:kkharrell at msn.com>
  ----- Original Message -----
  From: Laurie A. Romig, MD, FACEP<mailto:laurie.romig at knology.net>
  To: 'Flightmed'<mailto:flightmed at flightweb.com>
  Cc: swyant at bayfront.org<mailto:swyant at bayfront.org>
  Sent: Monday, August 27, 2007 3:26 PM
  Subject: AMTC Opportunity


  Hi everyone:



  I have the privilege of trying out something new at AMTC this year-it's a
  game show format session called "X Ray Wars". It's scheduled for September
  18th from 0945 to 1045. In order to have a game show, I have to have
  players, and that's where you may come in. I've got a tentative acceptance
  from a "home team", but I need a "visiting team" still. Soooo, if your
  program has several people attending the conference, I hope that you'll
  consider volunteering.



  Here are the ground rules: The team should be three persons, with a
minimum
  of one RN and one paramedic and the third person being any provider other
  than a physician. I will send you some study information to prep with.
Most
  of the topics will have been covered in my previous Trauma X Ray and Can
You
  CT lectures. I would ask that the teams meet me at about 0930 so that I
can
  brief you. There will be some (admittedly minor) gifts for playing.



  I'll take the first team that contacts me. You don't even have to
officially
  represent your program, but I would prefer to stick with a program based
  team. If that doesn't work out, I'll take individual volunteers.



  I'm hoping that this turns out to be a fun session for one and all. Please
  email me or call me if you have any questions or would like to
participate.
  Thanks!



  Laurie



  Laurie A. Romig, MD, FACEP

  Executive Medical Director

  LifeNet Florida

  drromig at medcontrol.com<mailto:drromig at medcontrol.com>

  727-582-2202 (office)

  727-214-4382 (cell)

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