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(1-11-17) Sedation in Dentistry
A minimally depressed level of co...,
What are the 3 components of seda...,
What is needed to receive an oral...
19
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(1-11-17) History of Nitrous Oxide
What was surgery like before anes...,
What was civilian surgery like in...,
What was introduced in 1844 that ...
20
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(1-11-17) Intravenous Sedation
When was intravenous sedation fir...,
Who created morphine,
Who created the hypodermic needle
9
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(1-18-17) Nitrous Oxide (New)
How is nitrous manufactured,
How is nitrous distributed,
What are the chemical properties ...
38
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(1-25-17) Into to Oral, Sublingual, IM, IV, conscious sedation
What of ppl fear going to the den...,
What all can sedation do for your...,
What constitutes conscious sedati...
39
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(2-01-17) N2O Delivery Systems
What are the different types of m...,
What do regulators do,
What is the main issue with regul...
16
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(2-08-17) Patient Monitoring and Procedure Recovery
What is the ada standard 1 of iv ...,
What is the ada standard 2 of sed...,
For ga is a breathing tube required
60
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(2-08-17) Antimetics
The subjective feeling of need to...,
Emesis the oral expulsion of gi c...,
Also known as retching the muscul...
18
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(2-22-17) General Anesthesia
According to dr manton what are t...,
What are the two principle classe...,
What is historically considered t...
71
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(2-15-17) Venipuncture Sedation Complications & Common Office Emergencies
What is the indwelling catheter,
What does the gauge of a needle r...,
What is the highest gauge needle ...
77
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(3-08-17) Bleeding Disorders and Assessments
What makes up the hemostasis tripod,
What occurs in primary hemostasis,
What factors allow platelets to a...
48
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(3-22-17) Antibiotics
Who is most guilty for the emergi...,
Why are bacteriocidal drugs prefe...,
What is the post antibiotic defect
61
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Management of Acute Post-operative Pain
What did pain used to be believed...,
Sensory experience secondary to t...,
Unpleasant sensory and emotional ...
50
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(04-05-17) Cardiovascular Drugs
Underlying defect is a failure in...,
What is systolic bp,
What is diastolic bp
91
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(04-12-17) Drug Interactions
Pharmacodynamic,
Pharmacokinetic,
Pharmaceutical
58
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(04-19-17) Oral Sedation for Children
What are the reasons you should s...,
What are the reasons you should n...,
Ultimate management of a child de...
60
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