Medical Emergencies in the Dental Practice
CPD Credit: 6.5 Hours Scientific CPD (including 2 hours CPR)
This course is designed to provide dental practitioners with the knowledge, skills and techniques nec-essary for the effective identification and treatment of medical emergencies encountered in dentistry.
The training is provided by Cynergex Group Pty Ltd,
Techniques and treatment protocols taught include:
which has over 14 years of experience of providing
emergency medical training to dental and medical pro-
Advanced airway management using Laryngeal
fessionals and to large corporate and government bod- Mask
ies. The sessions are delivered by the Cynergex Group
Ventilation using bag/mask/valve ventilators
staff of ambulance officers, led by Dr John Fahey, PhD,
Use of oxygen therapy and supplementation
who has 35 years experience in pre-hospital care in-
The use of drugs including Adrenaline, Aspirin,
cluding 10 years with the Metropolitan Ambulance
Service in Melbourne where he was a Mobile Intensive
Cynergex Group’s Medical Emergencies training is de-
signed to provide dental professionals and their team
with knowledge and skills in the provisional diagnosis
1. Loss of consciousness (fainting, drug overdose,
Register for one of the ADAVB dates that are listed on this
page. This course is repeated and participants need only
choose one date on the registration form.
5. Bronchospasm associate with asthma, chronic
obtrusive airway disease (COAD) and allergies
THESE WORKSHOPS ARE PROUDLY SUPPORTED BY:
Medical Emergencies in the Dental Practice
Medical Emergencies in the Dental 22 May 2013
Medical Emergencies in the Dental 24 May 2013
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Where: Sofitel Melbourne On Collins
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When: 20, 21 & 22 June 2013
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