Monitoring Sedation/General Anesthesia, Intravenous Catheter Insertions (Live) - January 18, 19, 25, 2025

If you do not have a Nitrous Oxide Certification, don't worry we have a course for that! Click Here

For Dentists, Dental Anesthesiologists, Dental Hygienists, Dental Assistants, & Dental Therapists.

The first course approved by the Minnesota, North, and South Dakota Boards of Dentistry

NOTE: Minnesota Students must have completed a Minnesota Dental Board approved Nitrous Oxide course. We have one!

Lunch is on your own.

January 18, 19, 25, 2025

• Full 3-day (((LIVE & ONLINE))) Session
  
• Days 1 & 2 - Live at the Courtyard by Marriott in Bloomington
  
• Day 3 - ONLINE Via ZOOM
  

Dentist/Dental Anesthesiologists - $1298.00

Dental Assistants/Dental Hygienists/Dental Therapists - $1068

The first I.V. Certification Course Approved by both the Minnesota, North Dakota, and
South Dakota Boards of Dentistry

24 ADA/CERP CEUs.
Easy-to-understand class.

Day 1 - 8-Hours Live at the Courtyard by Marriott in Bloomington, Minnesota.
Day 2 - 8-Hours Live at the Courtyard by Marriott in Bloomington, Minnesota.
Day 3 - 8-Hours Live via ZOOM

Students with DAANCE Certification - (((LIVE))) January 18, 2025. 8-Hour Clinical Course Completion for DAANCE Certified LDA Only;(The required Minnesota Board of Dentistry Approved 8-hour clinical completion course).

Day 1 - Live at the Courtyard by Marriott in Bloomington, Minnesota Tuition LDA/RDA; RDH; DT - $458.00 for 1 Class day. Lunch is on your own. 8 SEDCon CEUs.

DAANCE Certified Students Extra Day of Lectures - (((LIVE))) Day 2 is Free. Same tuition as the Single Day Option. January 18, 19, 2025. Join us for the second day for $397.00 for 2 Class days. Attend all of the lectures and get 16 ADA/CERP CEU.2 Class Days. No Exam.

The Objectives:

All you will need to comply with Minnesota, North Dakota, and South Dakota Boards of Dentistry rules. This is an easy to understand and Informative class that prepares you for the challenges of sedated patients in any dental office environment.

The details:

• Review of basic sciences: Anatomy, Physiology, and Pharmacology
• Evaluation of patients with systemic diseases in preparation for anesthesia, recognizing the implications of systemic disease on the delivery of anesthesia
• Review of patient records, medical history, for essential data and screening medical histories, (day of surgery patient assessment form)
• ASA physical status assessment, classification, and appropriate patient selection
• Properly attach a monitor to a patient, and evaluate monitor values
• Observe a patient as a form of monitoring
• Assemble fluids, intravenous lines, intravenous catheters, and needed armamentaria to insert an intravenous catheter into a patient
• Discuss sterile technique and prevention of infection
• Discuss fluids and electrolytes
• Perform insertion of a minimum of six intravenous catheters with at least two into a patient
• Discuss common anesthesia and resuscitation drugs
• Properly equip and maintain a facility where anesthesia is delivered
• Appropriate patient records: health history assessment, anesthesia consent, source consent, and time-sensitive anesthesia record.
• Informed consent
• Monitoring and assessment of the sedated patient during treatment and recovery
• Appropriate documentation of the management and treatment of sedated patients
• Time oriented anesthesia record
• Appropriate discharge criteria
• Auxiliary roles in response to most common responses incident to administration of anxiolysis, moderate sedation, deep sedation/analgesia, and general anesthesia
• Patient positioning: venous thromboembolism prophylaxis
• Successful completion of an examination measuring knowledge necessary for safe and effective anesthesia care of a sedated patient

MSGA Re-Take - $100

For those students needing to re-take the Entire Course and the Examination.

• Please register here.
• Please download your class notes.
• Print out your notes.
• Read them over a couple of times.
• Bring your notes to class on the appointed date.

Thank-you and let me know at any time if you have any questions. I am happy to help you understand this material and grateful for your business.

Allan Schwartz, DDS, CRNA