Complications of Ambulatory Anesthesia

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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.

Complications of Ambulatory Anesthesia - 206

Presenter: Stuart E. Lieblich, DMD

DDS, University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine
Residency, OMFS, Kings County/Downstate Medical Center
Private Practice, Associate Clinical Professor, University of Connecticut
Past President, ADSA
President, ABOMS, 2010
Disclosure: Dr. Lieblich reports no conflicts of interest

Course Description: The delivery of anesthesia in any setting is not without risk. This 2 hour presentation will focus on the prevention, identification and management of select peri-anesthetic problems, including rhythm and pressure disorders. Specific patient populations, including those with diabetes, anorexia, obesity, congestive heart failure, and others, will be addressed.

Course Objectives:

List the 10 most frequent office emergencies
Define various levels of hypertension and office management and triage of hypertensive patients
Discuss significance and management of various arrhythmias as they present during office anesthesia
Identify and implement appropriate discharge criteria
Understand the role and clinical use of reversal agents

Availability: 7/1/2010 to 7/1/2014

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Price: $200.00

continuing education credits in dental anesthesiology

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Propofol and Infusion Pumps - 503

Complications of Ambulatory Anesthesia - 206

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