AATP 8 - Anesthetic Emergencies, Drugs and Algorithms I

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Propofol and Infusion Pumps - 503

Robert C. Bosack, DDS

Propofol has rapidly become a drug of choice for sedation and anesthesia in the dental office. This program will review the pharmacology of this agent as well as its use with an infusion pump.

AATP 8 - Anesthetic Emergencies, Drugs and Algorithms I - 608

Presenter: Robert C. Bosack, DDS

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DDS, Loyola University,1979

OMFS residency, Cook County Hospital, 1982

Board Certification: ABOMS, NDBA

Private Practice, 28 years

Lecturer, University of Illinois School of Dentistry

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Course Description: This program is the eight of 10 modules included in the Anesthesia Assistant Training Program (AATP). Prevention, diagnosis and treatment of anesthetic emergencies will be discussed, with special emphasis on respiratory problems. PLEASE NOTE: This course is only available as part of the Anesthesia Assistant Training Program and cannot be purchased individually. Please navigate to ANESTHESIA ASSISTANT TRAINING PROGRAM (upper left) to purchase this program.

Course Objectives:

Demonstrate proficiency in executing the lost airway algorithm
Discuss the full range of airway adjuncts
Identify and explain indications for albuterol, epinephrine, naloxone and flumazenil

Availability: 6/15/2011 to 6/15/2014

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continuing education credits in dental anesthesiology

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Propofol and Infusion Pumps - 503

AATP 8 - Anesthetic Emergencies, Drugs and Algorithms I - 608

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