WHILE DEALING WITH EMERGENCIES ONE MUST BE ADEPT ENOUGH IN THE FOLLOWING MANNERS
Understanding Cardiovascular, Respiratory and Cerebral Anatomy of the pediatric patient
Understand Cardiovascular, Respiratory and Cerebral physiology of the pediatric patient
Understanding the Pharmacology of where, how, why and what the Emergency Drug does in the Pediatric Patient Know the action of neurotransmitters and the function of their receptors
What are the basic emergency drugs for the pediatric dental office?
What are additional emergency drugs to consider for the pediatric dental office?
Review PALS emergency drugs
Emergency Drug List for dentists that use only local anesthesia on pediatric patients
Emergency Drug List for dentists who use mild sedation on pediatric patients
Emergency Drug List for dentists who use moderate sedation on pediatric patients
Emergency Drug List for dentists who use deep sedation or general anesthesia on pediatric patients
Review a 5 or 6 drawer Crash Cart Emergency Drug setup for both adult and pediatric patients
Know how to develop a Pediatric Emergency Drug Expiration List
The C.A.N.A.L. acronym to assist in recall of medical emergency diagnosis
