When a Jaw Thrust Just Isn't Enough

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Comprehensive Anesthetic Management of the Pediatric Patient - 403

Michael Rollert, DDS

Pediatric patients present with many anatomic and physiologic differences that mandate alterations in anesthetic technique. This presentation will focus on office-based pediatric anesthesia, including a discussion of anesthetic agents, complications and monitoring.

When a Jaw Thrust Just Isn't Enough - 204

Presenter: Steve Schimmele, DDS

DDS – Indiana University, 1992,
OMFS Residency – University of Cincinnati, 1996
Tumor and Reconstructive Surgery Fellowship, University of Miami, 1997
ABOMS, 1999, ACLS, PALS, ATLS
Committee on Continuing Education, ADSA
Disclosure: Dr. Schimmele reports no conflicts of interest

Course Description: This course reviews not only basic airway management techniques but advanced interventions to be used in managing a difficult airway. The surgical airway will also be reviewed along with its complications.

Course Objectives:

Identify risk factors that may predict difficult airway management
Discuss options available for gaining control of a difficult airway
Explain advantages and disadvantages of the LMA

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

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CE Hours: 1

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Price: $100.00

continuing education credits in dental anesthesiology

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Comprehensive Anesthetic Management of the Pediatric Patient - 403

When a Jaw Thrust Just Isn't Enough - 204

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