Nitrous Oxide/Oxygen Sedation for the Registered Dental Assistant

Provider: University of Detroit Mercy School of Dentistry
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2700 Martin Luther King Jr Blvd
Phone:313-464-6626
Website:http://dental.udmercy.edu/ce/
Register:http://dental.udmercy.edu/ce/

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CE Credits:6
Lecturer:Margie Coleman, RDH, BS; Vinod Miriyala, BDS, MPH; Claudine Sordyl, RN, MS
Prices:Registered Dental Assistants|205

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This course is designed to prepare the licensed registered dental assistant to safely assist and monitor nitrous oxide/oxygen sedation for dental patients in compliance with the educational requirements specified by Michigan law. Participants will learn this pain control strategy through self-study, lecture, and group demonstration.

Prerequisites

  • A personal copy of Handbook of Nitrous Oxide Sedation by Clark and Brunick, second edition (ISBN # 0-323-01977-3)
  • Completion of online study
  • A current Registered Dental Assistant license
  • Current Health Care Provider CPR certification
  • Course Objectives

    At the completion of the course participants will be able to:

  • Explain the rationale and basic principles of nitrous oxide sedation in pain and anxiety control and as an adjunct to local anesthesia
  • Assess and monitor patients for nitrous oxide analgesia
  • Understand nitrous oxide pharmacology, physical properties, and armamentarium
  • Manage complications/medical emergencies of nitrous oxide
  • Understand the levels of sedation
  • Utilize proper nitrous oxide monitoring technique
  • Realize biohazard concerns and scavenging systems
  • Understand Michigan law
  • Recognize potential abuse

    Laboratory Session: The laboratory session consists of various patient scenarios to help the participant identify and respond to medical emergency situations.

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