This session will cover the pharmacology of the main intravenous drugs used in out-patient dental intravenous sedation.
This session will outline factors influencing the management of dental patients with local anaesthetic.
This session describes the dental assessment and examination of children and adolescents. It will cover all aspects of the assessment process and appropriate age-related behaviour management techniques.
This module will provide you with an overview of the basic principles of advanced trauma life support (ATLS). The systematic ABCDE approach in the management of the trauma patient, the primary and secondary survey and the Glasgow coma scale (GCS) score will be explained.
This session looks at holism, i.e. the integration of physical, psychological and social components of health problems. It explores patients’ and dentists’ perceptions of holism and how these influence the presentation of problems, communication, diagnoses and the sharing of management planning.
This session describes the processes for performing extra-oral and facial examinations, and the reasons for carrying them out.
This session will cover the importance of developing rapport with patients.
This session will cover the basic mechanism of gas exchange. The importance of the oxygen dissociation curve in sedation practice will also be discussed.
This session looks at which topical anaesthetics are available, including techniques for their application, uses, disadvantages and alternatives.
This session provides an overview of dental local anaesthesia. Much of the information will be revision of basic principles from undergraduate training. The session describes the techniques available to achieve local anaesthesia for dental procedures, and then goes on to demonstrate how local anaesthetic agents are classified an....
American College of Emergency Physicians Review cricothyrotomy, thoracotomy, and peri-morten C-section
1.00 Hours
This CPE, titled Heart Failure, is designed for pharmacists and will update participants on the symptoms, etiologies, and pathophysiological processes of heart failure. To Receive Credit: You will be required to view the CPE article and take an exam at the end of the course. Continuing education credits will be uploaded to t....
0.75 Hours
Course Description Designed to introduce pharmacists to research supporting the use of olive leaf extract for cardiovascular disease. Accreditation Details and Estimated Time to Complete This activity was developed and accredited in Australia and was designed to address competencies described by the National Competencies Sta....
0.50 Hours
This learning module provides an overview of ankylosing spondylitis, including signs and symptoms, diagnosis and management. The module focuses on the difficulties and delays associated with diagnosing this chronic inflammatory disease and developments in diagnostic criteria. Changes in the management of patients with the diseas....
0.50 Hours
This session provides an overview of the practical issues following a death. It covers areas such as registering a death, choosing a funeral director, arranging a funeral, and the probate system. This session was reviewed by Greg Reinsch and Christina Faull and last updated in December 2015.
1.50 Hours
This article by Dr Abdelmageed Abdelrahman discusses diagnosis and management of pelvic organ prolapse. Key learning points for healthcare professionals include risk factors, assessment and conducting a vaginal examination.
1.00 Hours
Atherosclerosis is recognized as a major cause of systemic arterial disease which quite often leads to critical sequelae including stroke, heart attack and limb loss. With respect to the peripheral arterial system, it has been estimated that more than 9 million people in the United States alone have stenosis or occlusion of one....
2.00 Hours
This CME activity will review the manifestations of arterial occlusive disease affecting peripheral arteries including clinical presentation, diagnosis, and principles of treatment. Consideration will be given to occlusive disease that restricts blood flow and to embolic disease. For the lower extremities, we will consider the d....
Embryologically, the diaphragm forms from: 1) the ventral portion of the septum transversum; 2) the dorsolateral portion from the pleuroperitoneal membranes; and 3) a medial dorsal portion. Diaphragmatic development is generally completed by the 9th week of gestation. The defects associated with the diaphragm include: complete....
Manage your focus, your body language and the words you use to manage your state
0.25 Hours
A review and survey of Federal and State Laws related to opioid prescribing, as well as alternatives to opioids. CME/CE INFORMATION Physician (AOA) Accreditation Statement The New Jersey Association of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons (NJAOPS) is accredited by the American Osteopathic Association Council for Continuing M....
This course covers the age-related changes that can impact nutrition and explains the Modified Food Pyramid for Older Adults. Caregivers will gain a review of the role of calories, whole grains, fruits and vegetables, protein and dairy foods. This module provides information on the special nutrient needs of the elderly and how t....
This inservice outlines (by body system) the normal changes that come with aging. It includes a discussion of what slows aging, what speeds it up and how caregivers can help their elderly clients enjoy a good quality of life.
This course provides caregivers with a review of some of the common infection control challenges faced by home health aides. Includes information on disinfecting surfaces, doing laundry, “sharps” disposal, household pests, and food safety. Provides dozens of tips for keeping clients’ homes as germ-free as possible.
This is the first of four Modules in The Penny Price Academy of Aromatherapy Diploma course in Clinical Aromatherapy, designed for aspiring professional aromatherapists and alternative health practitioners.