EMERGENCY KIT FOR YOUR DENTAL CLINIC

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    THE DENTAL CLINIC EMERGENCY KIT NEED NOT BE COMPLICATED,IT OUGHT TO REMAIN AS SIMPLE AS POSSIBLE

    ANTI-ALLERGIC–Epinephrine–in anaphylaxis,acute asthma–1:1000conc–0.3mg subcutaneously

    ANTIHISTAMINIC–Benadryl–Allergic reaction–10mg/mlconc–50mg–50mg iv or im

    ANTICONVULSANT–Diazepam–Prolonged seizure—-5-10mg im or iv

    OXYGEN–Respiratory distress–100%inhalation

    VASODILATOR–Nitroglycerin–Acute angina pectoris–0.4mg/sprayconc–0.4mg sublingually

    STIMULANT–Aromatic ammonia–Syncope–Inhalant 0.3ml as inhalation

    ANTIHYPOGLYCEMIC AGENT–Glucose–hypoglycaemia–few tsps orally

    ANALGESIC–Morphine–Myocardial infarct–10mg/ml–10mg orally

    TO REMEMBER:::

    Drugs are not necessary for proper management of all dental emergencies
    Primary management is by basic life support
    When doubtful,never medicate
    ideal route for medication is IV as the onset of actionis rapid and its effect is most reliable by this route
    also in most emergencies patient may not be in a state to take in medication orally
    Emergency drugs may be administered IM into sites like mid-deltoid region or upper0outer quadrant of gluteal muscle
    Mid-deltoid region provides the most rapid uptake of medicines

    REMEMBER in absence of effective circulation IV/IM administration wont be effective and here implementation of ABC s of basic life support should take precedence

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    past medical history must be taken into consideration

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    Anonymous

    Some patients are very reluctant and do not share medical history easily out of the fear that the dentist may not carry out procedures and ask for consent letters…hence to be on the safe side , from our side we can ensure by maintainig important drugs in our clinic

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