CONSCIOUS PATIENT MANAGEMENT WITH IV AND NITROUS SEDATION IN GENERAL DENTISTRY

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The University Hospital and Acedemic Medical Center for the Department of Dentistry Announces CONSCIOUS PATIENT MANAGEMENT WITH IV AND NITROUS SEDATION IN GENERAL DENTISTRY July 11 17, 2010 December

1 The University Hospital and Acedemic Medical Center for the Department of Dentistry Announces CONSCIOUS PATIENT MANAGEMENT WITH IV AND NITROUS SEDATION IN GENERAL DENTISTRY July 11 17, 2010 December 5 11, 2010 July 10 16, 2011 December 4 10, 2011 Department of Dentistry Centennial Building 3332 Rochambeau Avenue Bronx, New York This course meets ADA guidelines, New York State practice requirements, and practice requirements of all other states. Approved for Academy of General Dentistry Credit.

GENERAL INFORMATION Dates Sunday through Saturday July 11 17, 2010 July 10 16, 2011 December 5 11, 2010 December 4 10, 2011 Location Department of Dentistry Centennial Building 2nd Floor 3332

2 GENERAL INFORMATION Dates Sunday through Saturday July 11 17, 2010 July 10 16, 2011 December 5 11, 2010 December 4 10, 2011 Location Department of Dentistry Centennial Building 2nd Floor 3332 Rochambeau Avenue Bronx, New York Hotel Accommodations Novotel New York 226 West 52nd Street on Broadway New York, NY Telephone: A limited number of reduced rate accommodations are being held at Novotel. We strongly recommend reserving your room with the Novotel on the same day you register with us for the course. Please indicate that you are attending Montefiore Hospital Dentistry Course to receive the reduced rate. Reservation for reduced rate accommodation is subject to availability and must be reserved a minimum to sixty (60) days prior to course date. American With Disabilities Act (ADA) and Montefiore Medical Center fully complies with the legal requirements of the ADA and the rule and regulations thereof. If any participant in need of special accommodations, please notify Center for Continuing Medical Education, 3301 Bainbridge Avenue, Bronx, NY two weeks prior to the activity. Transportation We will provide transportation between Novotel and each day. Cancellation Policy The cancellation fee is $ and increases to $2, after the expiration date which is one month prior to the first session. NO REFUND WILL BE MADE AFTER THAT DATE. All cancellations/refunds must be in writing. For Further Information Contact Center for Continuing Medical Education npiacent@montefiore.org chrclark@montefiore.org Fax

3 Statement of Need Certification is required by all states for the administration of intravenous sedation by dentists. The goal of this course is to enable and prepare dentist to incorporate and utilize the techniques of intravenous conscious sedation in their practice in order to help patients safely reach a stage where they are awake, comfortable and cooperative, without any anxiety. Course Objectives At the conclusion of this educational activity, the participant should be able to: Describe appropriate components of primary sedation assessment Demonstrate appropriate use and interpretation of pulse oximetry and capnography for patients undergoing sedation Describe and demonstrate appropriate intravenous catheter placement Demonstrate safe and effective titration of midazolam to a level of minimal sedation Demonstrate proficiency in generating an anesthesia record of care for patients undergoing intravenous sedation Demonstrate an understanding of the pharmacology of drugs used in intravenous minimal sedation and the pharmacology and appropriate use of reversal agent Understand how to identify and initially manage major medical emergencies that patients may encounter while undergoing sedation PRE-REQUISITE FOR THE COURSE The participant must have DDS or DMD degree and be licensed to practice dentistry in New York State. To apply for NYS licensure visit Current certification for Cardiac Life Support, Mandated Training of Identification and Reporting Child Abuse and Maltreatment and Mandated Training for Infection Control and Barrier Precautions is required prior to attending the course. In addition, please submit copy of your current liability coverage. CD-Roms and textbook are provided to study, at home, before attending the course. Curriculum This 90 hours curriculum includes didactic material related to patient evaluation and complications, pharmacology and physiology of agents, as well as psychological consideration of pain control in dentistry. Forty-five percent of the course is devoted to performing clinical dentistry on appropriately sedated patients. This course satisfy American Dental Association Guidelines, New York State practice requirements and the practice requirements of all other states.

4 PROGRAM Time Sunday Monday Tuesday 8:00AM Registration & Breakfast Breakfast, lectures, case pres 3315 Rochambeau Avenue 8:30 Patient Evaluation Local Anesthesia Agents & Techniques Pharmacology of Midazolam, Valium, Opioids, Narcotics and Romazicon 10:00 Break 10:15 Monitoring Clinical 11:15 Starting an IV 12:00PM 1:00 Clinical Practice Blood Pressure 02 Saturation Starting an IV Review of IV Techniques & Monitoring ECG Interpretation & Defribulation & Emergency Drugs Medical Emergency, Preparing Your Office for a Medical Emergency 2:00 3:30 Post Operative Analgesics Clinical 4:00 Airway Management 5:00 Case Review Dr. R 6:00 7:00

5 Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday entations and Q & A will be conducted at, Dental Conference Room ground floor Alternate Methods of Sedation Dr. M. Wiltz Drug Interactions Dr. M. Wiltz Nitrous Oxide Oxygen Sedation Overview Dr. R. Kirchmann Clinical Exam on Management of Medical Emergencies in the Clinic Practice (Dental Clinic) Sedation for Medically Compromised Patients (Pizza with D. Eiel) Pulmonary Physiology Complications & Cautions with N20 Dr. M. Wiltz Written Exam & Problem Cases Practice (Dental Clinic). Kraut Sedation for Medically Compromised Patients

COURSE DIRECTOR Richard Kraut, DDS Professor and Director of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Chairman, Department of Dentistry Born and raised in the Bronx, Dr.

6 COURSE DIRECTOR Richard Kraut, DDS Professor and Director of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Chairman, Department of Dentistry Born and raised in the Bronx, Dr. Kraut graduated from New York University College of Dentistry and spent 20 years in the United States Army where he completed training in oral and maxillofacial surgery. He retired as a full colonel and joined the staff of Montefiore in 1988 as chief of the Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery. Dr. Kraut is board certified in oral and maxillofacial surgery, dental anesthesiology and oral medicine, and has special interests in dental implants, major bone grafting and tumor reconstruction. He is a sought-after speaker and has lectured in Russia, South Africa, Japan, India and throughout Europe. FACULTY Jairo A. Bastidas, DMD Assistant Professor Department of Dentistry Robert Kirchmann, DDS Assistant Professor Mauricio Wiltz, DDS Assistant Professor, a constituent of Yeshiva University, has evolved since its established in 1955 into one of the nation s foremost centers for medical education, research and clinical care for patients from a wide range of economic and cultural backgrounds. Accreditation The New York State Educational Department has approved as a sponsor of continuing education courses in those subjects areas that the Department has determined are appropriate continuing professional education for dentists. The State Board of Dentistry will accept its courses in such subject areas as contributing towards a registered dentist s continuing education requirement. The course is approved for all levels of Academy of General Dentistry credit-mastership, fellowship and membership maintenance. AGD members will receive 90 hours of credit.

CONSCIOUS PATIENT MANAGEMENT WITH IV AND NITROUS SEDATION IN GENERAL DENTISTRY July 11 17, 2010 July 10 16, 2011 December 5 11, 2010 December 4 10, 2011 REGISTRATION FORM (Please print or type) Name

7 CONSCIOUS PATIENT MANAGEMENT WITH IV AND NITROUS SEDATION IN GENERAL DENTISTRY July 11 17, 2010 July 10 16, 2011 December 5 11, 2010 December 4 10, 2011 REGISTRATION FORM (Please print or type) Name Last First Middle Degree Address City/State Zip Daytime Phone ( ) Fax ( ) Registration is Limited to 18 Participants, Please Register Early. Dentists: Office Assistant: Registration Fee $5, Registration Fee $1, Deposit $2, Deposit $ I will attend: July 11 17, 2010 December 5 11, 2010 July 10 16, 2011 December 4 10, 2011 THREE CONVENIENT WAYS TO REGISTER Phone with your Visa, MasterCard or American Express number to Fax this form with your Visa, MasterCard or American Express number to Mail this form with your check, Visa, MasterCard or American Express number to: Center for Continuing Medical Education 3301 Bainbridge Avenue Bronx, New York Make check payable to MONTEFIORE MEDICAL CENTER or charge my: MasterCard VISA American Express Card # Expiration Date / / Signature

Center for Continuing Medical Education 3301 Bainbridge Avenue Bronx, New York 10467 CONSCIOUS PATIENT MANAGEMENT WITH

8 Center for Continuing Medical Education 3301 Bainbridge Avenue Bronx, New York CONSCIOUS PATIENT MANAGEMENT WITH IV AND NITROUS SEDATION IN GENERAL DENTISTRY July 11 17, 2010 July 10 16, 2011 December 5 11, 2010 December 4 10, 2011

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