A medical emergency can occur in any dental office; when this happens our goal is to manage the patient until they recover or until help arrives. Preparation is the key to successful management. This course outlines steps to take to prevent emergencies from occurring and outlines the basic principles that apply when they arise.
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Emergencies
$100 CAD
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Expires on: Oct 31, 2022
Online
6 CE Credits
This course is for:Dentists, Staff, Assistants, Hygienists
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