- The most common medical emergency in a dental office is:
- Adequate preparation to manage medical emergencies include _______________.
- A duty of the first person on the scene of an emergency is _______________.
- Essential emergency equipment includes:
- Epinephrine is recommended for managing _______________.
- Glucagon is used in the management of _______________.
- Flumazenil is used in the management of _______________.
- Syncope would most likely occur in a _______________.
- A non-psychogenic predisposing factor for syncope is _______________.
- The physiological mechanism for the onset of syncope is _______________.
- A symptom during the early stage of syncope is:
- A patient experiencing syncope should be positioned _______________.
- The definitive care for syncope includes:
- Anaphylactic reactions are caused by _______________.
- The appropriate dose of epinephrine to a 5 year old child experiencing anaphylaxis is _______________.
- Mild allergic reaction in a 5 year old child is treated by administering _______________.
- The position for managing a patient experiencing an acute asthmatic episode is _______________.
- If a five year old patient experiencing an acute asthmatic attack does not show improvement after three doses of a bronchodilator, _______________.
- Anesthetic toxicity may be a result of _______________.
- Emergency management of local anesthesia toxicity in a five year old includes:
- Diabetic mellitus patients may experience:
- An initial dose 0.5cc of glucagon IM is the drug of choice for treating _______________.
- During the ictal phase of a seizure, _______________.
- The etiology of cardiac arrest in children and adults _______________.
- The proper sequence of BLS for a child in cardiac arrest, witnessed by 2 rescuers, is:
- Factors determining sedative drug dosages in children include _______________.
- The drug of choice for treating benzodiazepine overdose is?
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