Dental Emergencies: Respiratory Distress & Drug Induced Emergencies
Dental Emergencies: Respiratory Distress & Drug Induced Emergencies Seminar (DRSP2)
Short Course: 8 ADA CERP/AGD PACE Credits (PRD 5/25/18, EXP 5/24/24);for CE/CPD (Code 142) or 10 for California Board of Dental Examiners (CBDE) for CD/CPD Credits
Courses are appropriate for: General Dentists, Oral Surgeons, Endodontists, Geriatric Dental Specialists, Dental Implant Surgeons, Prosthodontists, Dental Assistants and Dental Hygienists
Dental Emergencies: Respiratory Distress & Drug Induced Emergencies, Series 2 (DRSP2) Topics Include: Asthma, Acute Bronchospasm, and Hyperventilation, Anatomy of the Trachea in Adults vs. Young Children, Management of the Obstructive Airway, Allergy vs. Overdose, Allergens Inducing Anaphylaxis, Local Anesthetic Overdose, and more.
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Dr. Malamed, a dentist anesthesiologist, graduated from the New York University College of Dentistry in 1969. He completed his residency at Montefiore Hospital and Medical Center in the Bronx, New York before serving for 2 years in the U.S. Army Dental Corps. He is now an Emeritus Professor of Dentistry at the Herman Ostrow School of Dentistry U.S.C. in Los Angeles where he joined the staff in 1973 and retired from full-time teaching in 2013. Dr. Malamed has authored more than 160 scientific papers, 17 chapters in various medical and dental journals and textbooks, and has authored 3 textbooks and 2 interactive DVDs in the areas of physical evaluation, emergency medicine, local and general anesthesia and sedation.
Respiratory Distress: Asthma, Acute Bronchospasm, and Hyperventilation
Respiratory Distress: Anatomy of the Trachea in Adults vs. Young Children
Respiratory Distress: Management of the Obstructive Airway
Three causes of respiratory distress in the dental environment: Asthma, Acute Bronchospasm, and Hyperventilation; Differences in the anatomy of the trachea in adults vs. young children; and Management of the obstructed airway in adults and in young children.
Respiratory Distress: Anatomy of the Trachea in Adults vs. Young Children
Differences in the anatomy of the trachea in adults vs. young children.
Respiratory Distress: Management of the Obstructive Airway
Management of the obstructed airway in adults and in young children.
Allergy: Adverse Drug Reaction
Allergy vs. Overdose
Allergy: Major Chemicals Released in the Allergic Reaction
Allergy: Anaphylactic Reaction
Allergy: Clinical Actions of Histamine
Allergy: Allergic Skin Reactions
Allergy: Allergens Inducing Anaphyl
Three categoris of adverse drug reaction; Differentiation between allergy and overdose; Identify the major chemicals released in the allergic reaction; Anaphylactic reaction and management of respiratory distress and drug related emergencies; Clinical actions of histamine; Management of allergic skin reactions; and Common allergens inducing anaphylaxis.
Allergy vs. Overdose
Differentiation between allergy and overdose.
Allergy: Major Chemicals Released in the Allergic Reaction
Identify the major chemicals released in the allergic reaction.
Allergy: Anaphylactic Reaction
Anaphylactic reaction and management of respiratory distress and drug related emergencies.
Allergy: Clinical Actions of Histamine
Clinical actions of histamine.
Allergy: Allergic Skin Reactions
Management of allergic skin reactions.
Allergy: Allergens Inducing Anaphylaxis
Common allergens inducing anaphylaxis.
Overdose: Target Organs for Local Anesthetics and Sedative Agents
Overdose: Local Anesthetic Overdose
Overdose: Sedative Overdose
The target organs for local anesthetics and sedative agents; Signs, symptoms, and management of a local anesthetic overdose; and Signs, symptoms, and management of sedative overdose.
Overdose: Local Anesthetic Overdose
Signs, symptoms, and management of a local anesthetic overdose.
Overdose: Sedative Overdose
Signs, symptoms, and management of sedative overdose.
Course Objectives
After completing this course you will have a better understanding and knowledge of the following:
Three causes of respiratory distress in the dental environment: Asthma, Acute Bronchospasm and Hyperventilation
Differences in the anatomy of the trachea in adults vs. young children
Management of the obstructed airway in adults and in young children
Three categories of adverse drug reaction
Differentiation between allergy and overdose
Identify the major chemicals released in the allergic reaction
Anaphylactic reaction and management of
Clinical actions of histamine
Management of allergic skin reactions
Common allergens inducing anaphylaxis
The target organs for local anesthetics and sedative agents
Signs, symptoms and management of a local anesthetic overdose
Signs, symptoms and management of a sedative overdose
Accreditation
American Seminar Institute is an approved provider of ADA-CERP, AGD-PACE and the California Board of Dental Examiners.
Produced: 5/25/2018 Expires for ADA/AGD Credit: 5/24/2024
For up-coming courses, please visit: Dental Courses Coming Soon. There you will find abbreviated listings of additional courses that are soon to be released.
Dental Emergencies: Respiratory Distress & Drug Induced Emergencies Seminar (DRSP2)
Short Course: 8 ADA CERP/AGD PACE Credits (PRD 5/25/18, EXP 5/24/24); for CE/CPD (Code 142) or 10 for California Board of Dental Examiners (CBDE) for CD/CPD Credits
Courses are appropriate for: General Dentists, Oral Surgeons, Endodontists, Geriatric Dental Specialists, Dental Implant Surgeons, Prosthodontists, Dental Assistants and Dental Hygienists
Instructor Bio
Stanley Malamed, DDS
Biograpy
Dr. Malamed, a dentist anesthesiologist, graduated from the New York University College of Dentistry in 1969. He completed his residency at Montefiore Hospital and Medical Center in the Bronx, New York before serving for 2 years in the U.S. Army Dental Corps. He is now an Emeritus Professor of Dentistry at the Herman Ostrow School of Dentistry U.S.C. in Los Angeles where he joined the staff in 1973 and retired from full-time teaching in 2013. Dr. Malamed has authored more than 160 scientific papers, 17 chapters in various medical and dental journals and textbooks, and has authored 3 textbooks and 2 interactive DVDs in the areas of physical evaluation, emergency medicine, local and general anesthesia and sedation.
Conflict of Interest Disclosure: None reported
Topics
Respiratory Distress: Asthma, Acute Bronchospasm, and Hyperventilation Respiratory Distress: Anatomy of the Trachea in Adults vs. Young Children Respiratory Distress: Management of the Obstructive Airway
Three causes of respiratory distress in the dental environment: Asthma, Acute Bronchospasm, and Hyperventilation; Differences in the anatomy of the trachea in adults vs. young children; and Management of the obstructed airway in adults and in young children.
Respiratory Distress: Anatomy of the Trachea in Adults vs. Young Children
Differences in the anatomy of the trachea in adults vs. young children.
Respiratory Distress: Management of the Obstructive Airway
Management of the obstructed airway in adults and in young children.
Allergy: Adverse Drug Reaction Allergy vs. Overdose Allergy: Major Chemicals Released in the Allergic Reaction Allergy: Anaphylactic Reaction Allergy: Clinical Actions of Histamine Allergy: Allergic Skin Reactions Allergy: Allergens Inducing Anaphyl
Three categoris of adverse drug reaction; Differentiation between allergy and overdose; Identify the major chemicals released in the allergic reaction; Anaphylactic reaction and management of respiratory distress and drug related emergencies; Clinical actions of histamine; Management of allergic skin reactions; and Common allergens inducing anaphylaxis.
Allergy vs. Overdose
Differentiation between allergy and overdose.
Allergy: Major Chemicals Released in the Allergic Reaction
Identify the major chemicals released in the allergic reaction.
Allergy: Anaphylactic Reaction
Anaphylactic reaction and management of respiratory distress and drug related emergencies.
Allergy: Clinical Actions of Histamine
Clinical actions of histamine.
Allergy: Allergic Skin Reactions
Management of allergic skin reactions.
Allergy: Allergens Inducing Anaphylaxis
Common allergens inducing anaphylaxis.
Overdose: Target Organs for Local Anesthetics and Sedative Agents Overdose: Local Anesthetic Overdose Overdose: Sedative Overdose
The target organs for local anesthetics and sedative agents; Signs, symptoms, and management of a local anesthetic overdose; and Signs, symptoms, and management of sedative overdose.
Overdose: Local Anesthetic Overdose
Signs, symptoms, and management of a local anesthetic overdose.
Overdose: Sedative Overdose
Signs, symptoms, and management of sedative overdose.
Course Objectives
After completing this course you will have a better understanding and knowledge of the following:
Accreditation
American Seminar Institute is an approved provider of ADA-CERP, AGD-PACE and the California Board of Dental Examiners.
Produced: 5/25/2018 Expires for ADA/AGD Credit: 5/24/2024
Additional Information
Additional Dental Continuing Education (CE/CPD) options available:
Other courses of interest may include: Foundations in Pediatric Dentistry, Conquering Difficult Cases, Head and Neck Cancer and Orofacial Pain and Temporomandibular Disorder
For up-coming courses, please visit: Dental Courses Coming Soon. There you will find abbreviated listings of additional courses that are soon to be released.