Preparing for Your Next Medical Emergency, 3rd Edition
Product Details
David Anderson, DDS, MD & Gordon J. Christensen, DDS, MSD, PhD
Nobody wants to deal with a medical emergency in a busy practice day filled with patients, BUT they occur unexpectedly! Are you ready? This video includes up-to-date, easily implemented information on the most commonly occurring medical emergencies in dental offices. The signs and symptoms of potential emergency situations are simulated for you and your staff to observe and suggest treatment in staff training sessions. Observe and prepare to treat your patients for the following emergencies:
- Allergic reaction
- Anaphylactic reactions
- Angina pectoris
- Aspirating or swallowing an object
- Asthmatic attacks/bronchospasm
- Hypotension
- Hyperventilation
- Insulin shock/hypoglycemia
- Myocardial infarction
- Seizures
- Syncope
This video is made by two real-world experienced practitioners and is a MUST for you, your patients, and your team!
Closed Captioning available
Table of Contents
- Medical History Questionnaire
- Physical Evaluations (Vital Signs)
- ASA Classifications
- Treatment Modifications (Consultations)
- Overview of Typical Medical Emergencies
- What Is the Medical Emergency? (Syncope)
- What Is the Medical Emergency? (Allergic/Anaphylactic Reaction)
- What Is the Medical Emergency? (Postural Hypotension)
- What Is the Medical Emergency? (Seizure)
- What Is the Medical Emergency? (Asthmatic Attack/Bronchospasm)
- What Is the Medical Emergency? (Hyperventilation)
- What Is the Medical Emergency? (Epinephrine Reaction)
- What Is the Medical Emergency? (Hypoglycemia/Insulin Shock)
- What Is the Medical Emergency? (Angina/Myocardial Infarction)
- What Is the Medical Emergency? (Stroke)
- What Is the Medical Emergency? (Aspirating/Swallowing an Object)
- Typical Emergency Kit
- Office Training Suggestions
Video Length:
60 Minutes
Item #: V3902
CE Credits:
2