Review

Systematic and careful observation of a patient is the basis for diagnosing a problem. The Review series made up of 4 videos, shows the best way to observe and diagnose a dental patient, pending a Medical Emergency scenario.

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Equipment & Medications

In this series of 13 videos, we look at the main types of equipment and medications that might be used in any Medical Emergency scenario, and we cover their uses and misuses in treating a dental patient suffering from the symptoms previously covered in the Signs & Symptoms series.

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Signs & Symptoms

This series is comprised of 11 videos to aid in the familiarisation of signs and symptoms that may be shown by a dental patient in the case of a Medical Emergency. Learn how to properly prepare for each scenario that may follow.

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Scenarios

The Scenarios series is comprised of 8 videos. In this series we explore the most common Medical Emergency cases, wherein we see the complete process from the review of a dental patient, their signs and symptoms through to the correct use of equipment and medication in stabilising the patient.

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Resources

Hands-On Courses

The Centre for Professional Development offers Medical Emergency Certification Training presented by the Cynergex Group. Course Info

Program Development

Medical emergency readiness is a core responsibility of all practicing clinicians and their staff. This video series was developed as part of a suite of offerings to meet the specific needs and conditions of dental practices in Australia. A tailored kit of emergency equipment and medications is available as well as hands-on certification courses that can be held in practitioners’ own surgeries.

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This program is intended as an adjunct to hands-on training. It is not a replacement for training and certification in life support. We believe appropriate hands-on training is the fundamental first step in preparing for medical emergencies.

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