MODULE 2: MEDICAL CONSIDERATIONS
(2 AGD/PACE CE Hours)
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I always say that sometimes it's so easy to get fixated on removing a tooth that we forget it's attached to a human being! There are numerous medications and conditions that can greatly impact the outcome of a procedure. Here you'll develop a deep understanding of the issues to watch for which may impact the cases you choose to treat in your office.
FREE Sample Videos:
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Module 2 Videos:
(24 Accelerated Topics | 2 AGD / PACE CE Hours)
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ASA Classifications
Hypertension
Diabetes
Asthma
Hyperthyroidism
Hypothyroidism
Anemia
Cardiac Issues
Artificial Joints
Antibiotic Prophylaxis for Endocarditis
Sickle Cell
Osteoporosis
Liver Disesae
Hemodialysis
Hemophilia & von Willebrand Disease
Pregnancy Pt. 1
Pregnancy Pt. 2
Chemotherapy
Radiotherapy
Immunocompromised Patient
Medical Emergencies Pt. 1
Medical Emergencies Pt. 2
Medical Emergencies Pt. 3
Advanced Cardiac Life Support
Module 2 Objectives:
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- ASA Classification: Understand the ASA system and how it guides patient health evaluation.
- Bleeding Disorders: Identify key concerns extracting teeth for people with elevated risk of bleeding.
- Hypertension: Identify key concerns when extracting teeth in hypertensive patients.
- Vital Signs: Demonstrate proper blood-pressure technique and correct cuff sizing.
- Diabetes: Explain how diabetes affects oral surgery and list strategies for safer, predictable treatment.
- Hyperthyroidism: Safely manage hyperthyroid patients, including sedation nuances and pain-medication choices.
- Hypothyroidism: Identify signs/symptoms and understand its importance in exodontia.
- Asthma: State why NSAIDs are a relative contraindication and note essential treatment considerations.
- Anemia: List anemia types and explain why anemia is a concern in oral surgery.
- Cardiac Disease: State treatment considerations for patients with angina, MI history, or CHF.
- Prosthetic Joints: Recall ADA guidelines for antibiotic prophylaxis.
- Pregnancy: Learn when to work on pregnant women and medications to be aware of.
- Infective Endocarditis: Understand prophylaxis guidelines and what to prescribe when patients are already on antibiotics.
- Scarlet Fever: Describe scarlet fever and explain how it relates to infective endocarditis.
- Osteoporosis: Identify its clinical presentation and understand implications for exodontia.
- Liver Failure: State causes, manage liver-disease patients confidently, and identify appropriate prescriptions.
- Medical Emergencies: Identify and manage all common emergencies in the dental office.
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