Learning Objectives: Part 1-Describe the basic pharmacodynamics of each category of toolbox sedation medications. Part 2-Describe the basic pharmacodynamics of each toolbox dental office medical emergency medication. Part 3-Develop a toolbox for your dental sedation medication practice. Part 4-Assemble a dental office emergency cart.
A categorized discussion of the spectrum of medications which should be a part of a sedation dentists drug medication and anesthetic medical emergencies.
a. Sedation medications for anxiety
b. Opioids for analgesia
c. Local anesthetics
d. A direct acting antihypertensive
e. Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory medications
f. Vasopressors
g. Reversal medications for benzodiazepines and opioids
h. Antihistamines
i. A dissociative anesthesia/hallucinogenic agent
j. Anticholinergics
k. Steroids
l. Sugar and oxygen
m. Bronchodilator
n. Antiemetics
o. Beta blockers
p. Analgesics
5 CEUs
Required 30 Question Examination; Required score of > 75% to pass.
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