Essentials of Monitoring Live &
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For Dentists, Dental Hygienists, Dental Assistants, and Staff.
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Included: Hands-On Airway Management Course:
Intended for Sedation Dentists and all Staff requiring Airway Management training. |
Essentials of Monitoring Live + Airway = Up to 10 CEU
Dates & Locations:
March 16, 2019
The Center for Advanced Dental Education at Saint Louis University
3320 Rutger Street
St. Louis, MO 63104
April 20, 2019
Foster Dental Care Meeting Room
2150 NW South Outer Road
Blue Springs, MO 64015
Registration at 7:30. Class starts promptly at 8:00.
Tuition:
For Dentists (includes Hands-on Airway Management): $365.00 for up to 10 CEU.
For Hygienists (includes Hands-on Airway Management): $345.00 for up to 10 CEU.
For Assistants (includes Hands-on Airway Management): $295.00 for 10 up to CEU.
Join us for this interesting experience.
Please encourage your colleagues to attend this unique class.
March 16, 2019
The Center for Advanced Dental Education at Saint Louis University
3320 Rutger Street
St. Louis, MO 63104
April 20, 2019
Foster Dental Care Meeting Room
2150 NW South Outer Road
Blue Springs, MO 64015
Registration at 7:30. Class starts promptly at 8:00.
Tuition:
For Dentists (includes Hands-on Airway Management): $365.00 for up to 10 CEU.
For Hygienists (includes Hands-on Airway Management): $345.00 for up to 10 CEU.
For Assistants (includes Hands-on Airway Management): $295.00 for 10 up to CEU.
Join us for this interesting experience.
Please encourage your colleagues to attend this unique class.
The Objectives
Students will explore the concepts necessary to monitor a sedated patient. This informative and fascinating lecture will explain what you need to know to get comfortable with sedated patients and deal with any possible common Anesthesia Medical Emergencies you may see in the dental office or even out in the public. Missouri Dental Board approved course covering the anesthesia aspects of patient care.
The Details
- Missouri Dental Board Approved
- (Approved for Missouri Sedation Permit Holders)
- Kansas Dental Board Approved
- (Approved for Kansas Sedation Permit Holders)
- New Jersey Dental Board Approved
- (Approved for New Jersey Sedation Permit Holders)
- Available for CE in MInnesota, California, South Dakota, & Wisconsin
- Available for ADA/CERP credit for Dentists of All States
- THIS COURSE IS REQUIRED EVERY FIVE YEARS in Missouri
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Part One
1. Identify patient requirements for sedation.
2. Discuss the continuum of anesthesia and the depth of sedation.
Part Two
3. Discuss the essentials of paperwork
4. Identify the difference between assault and battery.
5. Discuss consents for anesthesia and surgery.
6. Discuss assignment of ASA physical status and classifications.
7. Identify facility requirements for sedation and necessary equipment.
Part Three
8. Identify the five critical patient vital signs.
9. Discuss the physiology and importance of the five critical patient vital signs.
Part Four
10. Identify normal patient vital signs.
11. Discuss the basic anatomy of the heart.
12. Introduce the Electrocardiogram (EKG).
Part Five
13. Identify abnormal patient vital signs.
14. Identify vital signs of concern.
15. Identify normal and abnormal dysrhythmias.
Part Six
16. Discuss non-mechanical and mechanical assessment of patient vital signs.
17. Discuss the rules of good patient monitoring.
18. Discuss monitoring a child versus an adult.
19. Discuss drug pharmacokinetics versus pharmacodynamics.
Part Seven
20. Discuss assessment of patient position and skin status.
21. Discuss venous thromboembolism
22. Discuss documentation of patient vital signs (the anesthesia record) and the automatic
recording of anesthesia data.
23. Discuss Nitrous Oxide and Guedel’s Planes of Anesthesia.
24. Discuss patient recovery and discharge after anesthesia
Part Eight
25. Discuss and demonstrate basic “what to do” with abnormal vital signs.
26. Discuss dental office emergency protocols.
Appendix
Post Course: Airway Management
Hands-on airway management training. Satisfies 2-hours of dental board airway management training requirements.
1. Identify patient requirements for sedation.
2. Discuss the continuum of anesthesia and the depth of sedation.
Part Two
3. Discuss the essentials of paperwork
4. Identify the difference between assault and battery.
5. Discuss consents for anesthesia and surgery.
6. Discuss assignment of ASA physical status and classifications.
7. Identify facility requirements for sedation and necessary equipment.
Part Three
8. Identify the five critical patient vital signs.
9. Discuss the physiology and importance of the five critical patient vital signs.
Part Four
10. Identify normal patient vital signs.
11. Discuss the basic anatomy of the heart.
12. Introduce the Electrocardiogram (EKG).
Part Five
13. Identify abnormal patient vital signs.
14. Identify vital signs of concern.
15. Identify normal and abnormal dysrhythmias.
Part Six
16. Discuss non-mechanical and mechanical assessment of patient vital signs.
17. Discuss the rules of good patient monitoring.
18. Discuss monitoring a child versus an adult.
19. Discuss drug pharmacokinetics versus pharmacodynamics.
Part Seven
20. Discuss assessment of patient position and skin status.
21. Discuss venous thromboembolism
22. Discuss documentation of patient vital signs (the anesthesia record) and the automatic
recording of anesthesia data.
23. Discuss Nitrous Oxide and Guedel’s Planes of Anesthesia.
24. Discuss patient recovery and discharge after anesthesia
Part Eight
25. Discuss and demonstrate basic “what to do” with abnormal vital signs.
26. Discuss dental office emergency protocols.
Appendix
Post Course: Airway Management
Hands-on airway management training. Satisfies 2-hours of dental board airway management training requirements.
- Nasal cannula; Simple face mask; Non-rebreathing face mask; Oral (Guedel) airway; Nasopharyngeal airway; Laryngeal mask airway (LMA); King airway; Oral endotracheal tube (OETT) - sizing and types of adult tubes, children's tubes; OETT with stylette; Eschmann stylette; Laryngoscope - Macintosh, Miller, Phillips blades; Glidescope; Combitube; Bag-mask-valve,
- Airway Positioning: Head tilt; chin lift; turn off midline; jaw thrust; sniffing position; neck pillow; shoulder bolster
The Essentials of Monitoring Course in Blue Springs, Missouri March 2018
Class was very informative. I liked the relaxed atmosphere during the class. Tyler Crews, DMD
Took the time to answer questions. Yonderland Strong, RDH
Very thorough. Kelly Dee Davis, DA
Took the time to answer questions. Yonderland Strong, RDH
Very thorough. Kelly Dee Davis, DA
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Refund Policy: All sales are final. If unable to attend a registered course, credit will be applied toward one of our upcoming courses.
The Center for Advanced Dental Education at Saint Louis University is an ADA CERP Recognized Provider.
ADA CERP is a service of the American Dental Association to assist dental professionals in identifying quality providers of continuing dental education. ADA CERP does not approve or endorse individual courses or instructors, nor does it imply acceptance of credit hours by boards of dentistry.
The Center for Advanced Dental Education at Saint Louis University designates this activity 8 to 10 continuing dental education credits.
ADA CERP is a service of the American Dental Association to assist dental professionals in identifying quality providers of continuing dental education. ADA CERP does not approve or endorse individual courses or instructors, nor does it imply acceptance of credit hours by boards of dentistry.
The Center for Advanced Dental Education at Saint Louis University designates this activity 8 to 10 continuing dental education credits.
The formal continuing education programs of The Center for Advanced Dental Education at Saint Louis University are accepted by the Academy of General Dentistry for Fellowship/Mastership credit. The current term of acceptance extends from 5/1/2014 through 6/30/2017. Provider ID# 219354.