FDC2023 Session Directory
Medical Emergencies in the Dental Office: Why CPR is Not Enough
Course Code: AM1-2
Speaker: Dr. Larry Sangrik, DDS
CE Hours: 4.00
Start: Saturday, July 1, 2023, 1:00 PM
End: Saturday, July 1, 2023, 5:00 PM
Track: MEDICAL EMERGENCIES, STATE MANDATED
Audience: Dentists, Assistants, Hygienists, Practice Administrators, Dental Student
Speaker: Dr. Larry Sangrik, DDS
CE Hours: 4.00
Start: Saturday, July 1, 2023, 1:00 PM
End: Saturday, July 1, 2023, 5:00 PM
Track: MEDICAL EMERGENCIES, STATE MANDATED
Audience: Dentists, Assistants, Hygienists, Practice Administrators, Dental Student
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REGISTRATION CATEGORY |
EARLY 4/14 |
REGULAR |
ONSITE 6/16 |
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DENTIST - FDA/ADA MEMBER |
$649 |
$699 |
$719 |
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NON-MEMBER DENTIST |
$699 |
$749 |
$769 |
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TEAM MEMBER |
$649 |
$699 |
$719 |
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DENTAL STUDENT |
$649 | $699 | $719 |
Description:
Successfully managing a medical emergency is significantly different than merely knowing about medical emergencies. This course will be presented in a Socratic approach and is ideal for dental offices to attend as a team (although individual attendees are also welcomed). Throughout the course, attendees will be presented with challenging, lifelike medical situations which could easily occur during routine dental treatment. This course satisfies the current Florida Board of Dentistry's four-hour airway management and medical emergencies continuing education requirement to maintain a sedation permit, effective 3/1/2020. FS64B5-14.004 - Each biennium, all dentists who hold an active sedation permit of any level must complete a four hour board-approved continuing education education course in Medical Emergencies. The continuing education required by this subsection may be included in the thirty (30) hours required by Section 466.0135, F.S. (2) To be approved by the board, the Medical Emergencies continuing education course must include a hands-on airway management component. Attendance is limited to 30.
Successfully managing a medical emergency is significantly different than merely knowing about medical emergencies. This course will be presented in a Socratic approach and is ideal for dental offices to attend as a team (although individual attendees are also welcomed). Throughout the course, attendees will be presented with challenging, lifelike medical situations which could easily occur during routine dental treatment. This course satisfies the current Florida Board of Dentistry's four-hour airway management and medical emergencies continuing education requirement to maintain a sedation permit, effective 3/1/2020. FS64B5-14.004 - Each biennium, all dentists who hold an active sedation permit of any level must complete a four hour board-approved continuing education education course in Medical Emergencies. The continuing education required by this subsection may be included in the thirty (30) hours required by Section 466.0135, F.S. (2) To be approved by the board, the Medical Emergencies continuing education course must include a hands-on airway management component. Attendance is limited to 30.
Learning objectives:
Participants will be able to:
- understand how to approach a medical event in an organized and comprehensive manner.
- know how to optimize the use of staff during a crisis.
- appreciate the value of well-defined algorithms to guide the dental team.
Speaker: Dr. Larry Sangrik, DDS, Interactive Dental SeminarsAbout the speaker: Dental degree, Ohio State University College of Dentistry; advanced training in intravenous sedation, Miami Valley Hospital; graduate, Midwest Implant Institute; private practice, Chardon, OH.
Disclosure: Neither I nor members of my immediate family have any financial relationships with commercial entities that may be relevant to this presentation.
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