Name the condition
Name the treatment
Signs and Symptoms
Ethical Responsibility
Emerg. Kits - ASA levels
100
A client presents with a sudden abrupt stopping of the heart and goes unconscious
What is Cardiac arrest?
100
This non-critical/non injectable drug used in a medical emergency involving syncope
What is aromatic ammonia?
100
unconsciousness, convulsions, muscle rigidity
What is a grand mal seizure?
100
a failure to perform at the acceptable standards of the profession with results of harming the client
What is negligence?
100
Normal healthy client with no systemic disease and mild dental anxiety would be classified as this using the ASA physical classification system
What is ASA I
200
also known as orthostatic hypotension
What is postural hypotension?
200
Your client is suffering from an acute allergic reaction, this is the treatment of choice.
What is epinephrine?
200
difficulty in breathing, cyanosis, wheezing, panic, choking
What is an airway obstruction
200
three methods used to reduce the medical emergencies in a dental practice
What are medical history, physical history (vitals) and treatment modification
200
A 62 year old client with controlled type 2 diabetes would be classified as this using the ASA physical classification system
What is ASA II
300
limited blood flow to the brain that results in a loss of consciousness and causes the body to become limp
What is what is vasodepressor syncope?
300
Your client is suffering from an acute asthmatic episode, this is the most appropriate treatment.
What is a bronchodialator?what is albuterol
300
chest congestion, cough, wheezing, dyspnea
What is an acute asthmatic attack?
300
Professional negligence that causes harm because of a lack of standard of care
What is malpractice
300
A client that presents with systemic disease that is a constant threat to his life would be classified as this using the ASA physical classification system
What is ASA IV
400
a common medical emergency in the dental office that causes an imbalance in the amount of oxygen and carbon dioxide in the blood
What is hyperventilation?
400
your client is suffering from a severe allergic reaction also known as anaphylactic shock this is the treatment of choice?
What is epinephrine?
400
slurred speech, general stutter, muscular twitching and tremor of the face with elevated blood pressure, heart rate and respiratory rate
What is a (low to moderate) drug overdose reaction?
400
leaving something out
What is omission?
400
These are the critical module 1 NON-INJECTABLE drugs
What are oxygen, vasodialator (nitroglycerine), bronchodialator (albuterol), antihypoglcemic (orange juice), antiplatelet (aspirin)
500
a disorder that disrupts the nerve cell activities in the brain
What is epilepsy?
500
Oxygen administration is indicated in an emergency situation that involves this type of respiratory distress
What is asthma?
500
chest pain, heart palpitation, pain in the stomach, feeling of suffocation, feeling dizzy
What is hyperventilation?
500
Falsifying information
What is commission
500
This piece of equipment would be included in a module 1 emergency kit
What are Magill intubation forceps
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