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This course explores the assessment and management of patients presenting with blackouts, transient loss of consciousness, and collapse in hospital settings. Learners will gain an understanding of the common cardiovascular, neurological, and other medical causes of collapse, while developing a structured approach to patient assessment using the ABCDE framework. The course also highlights key clinical features that help differentiate epileptic seizures from other causes of transient loss of consciousness and outlines appropriate investigations to support diagnosis and management.
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Module 1
Transient Loss of Consciousness in Younger Patients
Module 2
Understanding Idiopathic Generalised Epilepsy
Module 3
Driving Guidance and Legal Considerations Following Blackouts
Module 4
Sudden Collapse Without Prodromal Symptoms
Module 5
Assessment of Dizziness and Blackouts in Older Adults
Module 6
Recurrent Blackout Episodes in Young Individuals
Module 7
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The course covers causes of blackouts, TLOC assessment, syncope, seizures, orthostatic hypotension, cardiac arrhythmias, DVLA guidance, and management of collapse presentations.
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This course is suitable for healthcare professionals involved in assessing and managing patients presenting with blackouts, collapse, dizziness, or transient loss of consciousness.