Transcript
  • 00:01    |    
    Initial credits
  • 00:20    |    
    Initial words
  • 00:37    |    
    Video: Medical Emergencies in the Dental Office
  • 05:30    |    
    Medical Emergencies
    • What's happening?
    • Private practice
      • Medical obligation of the dentist
      • List of medical emergencies
      • Treatment of mild medical emergencies
    • Stage of treatment
    • Treatment being performed
    • Effect of stress and fear in medical emergencies
  • 20:07    |    
    Emergency medicine
    • Introduction
    • Prevention
      • Hippocratic oath: legal obligation
      • Dealing with a medical emergency
    • Limitations of a dentist in treating a medical emergency
  • 27:33    |    
    Preparation
    • Difference between BLS and CPR
    • Basic life support (BLS)
      • Purpose of BLS
      • Guidelines for BLS: emergency cardiac care 2000
      • Guidelines for BLS: emergency cardiac care 2006
      • Guidelines for the dental team
      • Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR)
    • Emergency team action plan
      • Delegation of tasks
      • Responsibility of the doctor
      • When to call for help?
      • Feeling that help is necessary
      • Whom to call?
    • Emergency drugs and equipment
      • Introduction
      • Critical drugs and equipment
        • Epinephrine
        • Oxygen
      • The basic kit for every dentist
        • The role of an orthodontist
        • Difference between the emergency kit in the 1970's and today
      • What drug to give?
      • Panic and BLS
      • Emergency kits
        • The danger of commercial kits
        • A personalized emergency kit
        • Keys for your personalized emergency kit
  • 01:01:33    |    
    Final credits


Medical Emergencies in the Dental Office (Part 1)

New Media  | 26 de abril de 2006  | Vistas: 1252




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