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Emergenze mediche nello studio odontoiatrico
Claudio Melloni
Specialista in Anestesia e Rianimazione
melloniclaudioliberoit
Essere preparati per le emergenze
bull Storia clinica del pazienteanamnesi con aggiornamento ad ogni visita
bull Identificazione del paziente a ldquorischiordquo presenza dellrsquoanestesista o spostamento in altra sedecasa di curadaysurgHosp
bull Quando si conferma un appuntamento ricordare ai paz di prendere le loro medicine
Essere preparati
bull Staff preparato per CPR
bull Piano di emergenza scritto
bull numero tel di emergenza
ad ogni postazione
bull Kit di emergenza pronto e
tutti sanno dove egrave
bull Verifica routinaria del
contenuto e scadenze
The health history should include information regarding the patientrsquos past and present health status
Physical Status ClassificationsASA
ASA classification of physical status
Classificationswwwasahqorgclinicalphysicalstatushtm accessed april 2007
bull ASA 1 ---Normally healthy patient without medical problems
bull ASA 2 --- Mild well controlled systemic disease --- no functional limitation
bull ASA 3 --- Severe systemic disease that results in functional limitation but non incapacitating
bull ASA 4 --- Severe systemic disease that is a constant threat to life
bull ASA 5 --- Moribund patient not expected to survive regardless of operation
bull ASA 6 --- A declared dead patient whose organs are being removed for donation
Estimated Energy Requirements for Various Activities
NYHA Classification - The Stages of HeartFailure(rivista)
bull La valutazione secondo la NYHA classifica la funzionedisfunzione cardiaca a seconda dei sintomi legati alle normali attivitagrave quotidiane e alla qualitagrave di vita del paziente
bull Classe e sintomibull Classe I (normale) Non limitazioni alla attivitagrave fisicaLe attivitagrave
ordinarie non causano particolare faticapalpitazioni o dispneabull Classe II (Moderata ) Lieve limitazione alla attivitagrave fisica a
riposo OKma attivitagrave routinarie causano faticapalpitazionidispneaangina
bull Class III (Marcata) Marcata limitazione alla attivitagrave fisica a riposo okma attivitagrave meno che routinarie causano faticapalpitazionidispneangina
bull Class IV (Severa) incapacitagrave di eseguire qualsiasi attivitagraveConattivitagrave anche minima sintomi di insufficienza cardiaca anche a riposocon aumento dei disturbi allrsquoinizio del movimento
Classificazione obbiettiva
bull Classificazione con valutazione oggettiva bull A non crsquoegrave evidenza di malattia cardiovascolare non ci sono sintomi negrave
limitazioni alla attivitagrave fisica ordinariabull B evidenza oggettiva di minima malattia cardiovascolareSintomi modesti e
lieve diminuzione attivitagrave durante attivitagrave routinariaA riposo ok bull C evidenza oggettiva di malattia cardiovascolare moderata-severaMarcata
limitazione delle attivitagrave per la comparsa di sintomi anche durante attivitagrave meno che normaliA riposo ok
bull D evidenza oggettiva di malattia cardiovascolare severaLimitazionisevereSintomi anche a riposo
bull For Examplebull A patient with minimal or no symptoms but a large pressure gradient across the aortic valve or severe obstruction of the left
main coronary artery is classifiedbull Function Capacity I Objective Assessment Dbull A patient with severe anginal syndrome but angiographically normal coronary arteries is classifiedbull Functional Capacity IV Objective Assessment A
PREOP ASSESSMENT
ldquoAt Riskrdquo Patients for Sedation or Analgesia
bull The ASA physical status risk classification of 3 or greater
bull Critical care patients
bull Extremes in age (lt1 or gt70 years of age)
bull Patients with chronic respiratory disease chronic obstructive pulmonary disease emphysemaCHRanginahellip
bull History of sleep apnea
bull Mentally and neurologically handicapped patients
bull Patients at risk for aspiration (ie hiatal hernia with regurgitation diabetes with gastroparesis)
bull Altered mental status
Relative Contraindications
Contraindications
bull Physical Examination
ndash Respiratory distress (wheezing stridor etc)
ndash Hypotension
ndash Morbid obesity
ndash OSA
Contraindications (continued)
bull Physical Examination
ndash Craniofacial abnormalities
ndash Short neck
ndash Decreased hyoid-mental distance (lt3cm in adult)
ndash Distorted landmarks on anterior surface of neck
Contraindications (continued)
bull Physical Examination
ndash Limited mouth opening
ndash Receding chin
ndash Large tongue
ndash Unable to view base of uvula with mouth open and tongue protruding
Pregnancy
bull Patients who are trying to conceive are pregnant or are breast-feeding must inform their dentist in advance of their appointment
Mallampati Classificationbull Class 1 Full visibility of tonsils uvula and soft palate
bull Class 2 Visibility of hard and soft palate upper portion of tonsils and uvula
bull Class 3 Soft and hard palate and base of the uvula are visible
bull Class 4 Only hard palate is visible
The Mallampati classification is used to
predict the ease of intubation It is
determined by looking at the anatomy of
the oral cavity Specifically it is based
on the visibility of the base of uvula
faucial pillars and soft palate Scoring
may be done with or without phonation
A high Mallampati score (class 3 or 4) is
associated with more difficult intubation
as well as a higher incidence of sleep
apnea
OSA screening
clinical diagnosis of OSA
bull The clinical diagnosis of OSA was defined as AHI(apnea hypopnea) greater than 5 with fragmented sleep and daytime sleepiness
bull According to the American Academy of Sleep Medicine practice guideline the severity of OSA is determined by the AHI 5ndash15 mild greater than 15ndash30 moderate greater than 30 severe
STOPsnoretiredobserved(stopped breathing)pressure
STOP QuestionnaireA Tool to Screen Patients for Obstructive Sleep ApneaAnesthesiology 2008 108812ndash21
Stop tradottoquasi corrisponde
bull SmdashldquoDo you snore loudly (louder than talking or loud enough to be heard through closed doors)rdquoRussi forte+ che parlare a voce alta
tanto da essere udito a porta chiusaSornacchiarebull TmdashldquoDo you often feel tired fatigued or sleepy during daytimerdquoti
senti stancoaffaticato o sonnolento durante il giorno Tiratohelliphellip
bull OmdashldquoHas anyone observed you stop breathing during your sleepNessuno ti ha osservato fermare il respiro durante il sonnoosservato
bull rdquo PmdashldquoDo you have or are you being treated for high blood pressure Hai o sei stato in terapia per ipertensionePressione
Screening of patients
Poliambulatorio helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip Modulo di consenso informato per procedure chirurgiche ambulatoriali o day surgery Da consegnare al momento della prenotazione e riportare
Si prega di leggere attentamente e riempire con i dati richiesti sopra le parti indicate dai puntini(datacittagravecognomenomeinterventofirma)
Datahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Cittagravehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip Io sottoscrittohelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Dichiaro di attenermi alle seguenti disposizioni
I)non assumere alcun cibo nelle 6 ore precedenti linterventone liquidi nelle due ore
precedenti raccomandazioni per il digiuno preoperatorio
MATERIALE INGERITO TEMPO MINIMO DI DIGIUNO
Liquidi chiari (acquacaffegravethe succo senza polpa bibite
gasate)
2 ore
Pasto leggero (toast e bibita) 6 ore
2)di non guidare alcuna automobile o motocicletta o bicicletta od utilizzare qualsiasi
macchinario nelle 24 ore seguenti Ianestesia o sedazione
3)di non assumere alcoolici nelle 24 ore seguenti lanestesia o sedazione
4)di farmi riaccompagnare alla mia residenza da un adulto responsabile
5)di rimanere in compagnia di un adulto responsabile una volta tornato al domicilio
6) di non assumere alcuna decisione importante ne firmare documenti
importanti(testamentoassicurazioni ecc)nelle 24 ore seguenti
7)di vestirmi in modo praticocosicchegrave il vestiario possa essere facilmente rimosso e
indossato e riposto in un armadiettoper estute da ginnastica con maniche larghe e
apertura frontale 8)di non portare gioielli o altri oggetti di valore in ambulatorio
9)di mettermi in contatto con lunitagrave chirurgica ambulatoriale nel caso insorga una
qualsiasi complicanza postoperatoria
10) di assumere o avere giagrave assunto la mia terapia agli intervalli soliticon un poco
di acqua se necessario
FIRMA
IDquest day surg e consensodoc
Screening of patients 2
CM 1312009
DottClaudio Melloni
Specialista in Anestesia e Rianimazione
Via Fossolo 28
40138 Bologna
tel051390048
Questionario preoperatorio di autocompilazione Si prega di barrare la risposta esatta con un segnetto o un cerchietto eo riempire gli spazi sopra i
puntini con le informazioni richiesteTutte le risposte sono confidenziali e coperte dal segreto
professionaleGrazie
Cognome e nomehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
indirizzoviahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipcittagravehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipCaphellip
telhelliphelliphelliphellip
etagravehellip peso in kghellip altezza in cmhellip
Si sente ammalato SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ha o ha avuto una malattia seria SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ha affanno dopo sforzo SI NO
Ha tosse SI NO
Ha sibili respiratori SI NO
Ha dolore al petto da sforzo SI NO
Ha gonfiore alle caviglie SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie di cuore SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie dei polmoni SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie di fegato SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie dello stomaco reflussoulcera SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie dei reni SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie muscolari SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie cerebrali SI NO
Ha assunto farmaci negli ultimi tre mesi SI NO
Se Siqualihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Prende gocce nasali o oculari SI NO
Egrave allergico a qualche medicinale SI NO
Ersquo allergico a qualche cibo SI NO
Ha subito interventi o anestesie negli ultimi 3 mesi
SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Egrave mai stato operato prima drsquoora SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ci sono state strane storie in famiglia di incidenti insorti durante o subito dopo anestesia
SI NO
Porta occhiali o lenti a contatto SI NO
Porta protesi dentarie o ponti mobili SI NO Beve piugrave di in bicchiere di vino o di un superalcoolico al giorno
SI NO Fuma SI NO
Se Siquanto Ci sono stati altri problemi di salute fisica o mentale non compresi in questa lista
SI NO
Se Siqualihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Fa movimento o sport SI NO
Se sigraveche cosa(per es biciclettalavori di casaortoraccolta fruttaecc) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Raccolta dati
cM 1195
data sedehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
COGNOME E NOME
INDIRIZZO TELhelliphelliphelliphellip
ETAgrave PESO(KG) ALTEZZA(CM) ASA
INTERVENTO
ANESTESISTACHIRURGO
anestetico locale Si No farmacomg
adrenalina Si No dose
via aerea spont guedel maschera IOT IRT COPA LMA
respirazionespont ass man IPPV O2 si no maschera occhialini
Premedicazioneora
induzione(farmacidosi)
mantenimento
inizio anestesiaora inizio chirurgiaora
Via
venosa
fleboclisi 1 2 3 4 MAC opp
AG
Min PAS PAD Fc SaO2 EtCO2 Osservazioni bas
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
45
50
55
60
65
70
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totalifarmaciipnoticisedativian algesicimi orilassanti
altri stopanalgesia
fine anestesiaora fine chirurgiaora
apertura occhiora orientamentoorahellip RS orahelliphelliphelliphellipestub orahelliphelliphellip sedutohin piedi
hhelliphelliphelliphelliphellip vestirsi hhelliphellip camminare hhelliphelliphelliphelliphellip mingere hhelliphelliphellip berehhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipeffetti
collateralihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipPONV se siterapiahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipno dolore se siterapiahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipoppNO
Dimissioneorahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
ConsensoPoliambulatorio SLucia
Via Murri 164
Bologna
DICHIARAZIONE DI AVVENUTA INFORMAZIONE E CONSENSO ALLrsquoANESTESIA
Io Sottoscrittoahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip natoa a helliphelliphelliphelliphellip
il
Dichiaro di essere stato informatoa dal Medico Anestesista drhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
che le mie condizioni di salute mi collocano nella classe ASAhelliphellip ed il rischio relativo allrsquointervento
chirurgico al quale io verrorsquo sottopostoa egrave helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ho compreso le informazioni circa il tipo di anestesia piugrave appropriato nella mia situazione e dopo avere preso in considerazione anche le eventuali alternative dograve il mio consenso al trattamento anestesiologico
concordato che saragrave il seguentehelliphelliphellip helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Sono stato informato che tale trattamento qualora si verificassero condizioni particolari che mi verranno
spiegate potrebbe essere modificato
Mi egrave stato spiegato che lrsquoanestesia pur essendo fra le metodiche piugrave sicure della medicina moderna puograve
comportare ancora oggi in rarissimi casi complicanze mortali o gravi danni permanenti in particolare di
tipo neurologico Mi ritengo adeguatamente informato e non desidero ricevere ulteriori informazioni
In seguito alla mia richiesta di ulteriori informazioni ho ricevuto e compreso ogni spiegazione sui
trattamenti anestesiologici che verranno adottati prima durante e dopo lrsquointervento In particolare ho
compreso le informazioni circa le complicanze piugrave comuni e prevedibili nel mio caso specifico che
consistono inhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Autorizzo inoltre il Medico Anestesista a comunicare notizie relative al mio stato di salute
ahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Dichiarazioni particolarihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
DATA
Firma del Paziente Firma del Medico Anestesista
helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip helliphellip
Firma del Tutorehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipdihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Drugs taken by patientshellip
bull We consistently found associations of antipsychotic and SSRI antidepressant treatment with sudden unexplaineddeath significantly raised risk ratios being found for typicaland atypical antipsychotics the latter including risperidoneand olanzapine individually and the SSRI antidepressants including citalopram fluoxetine and sertraline Individually
bull Br J Clin Pharmacol 2009 November 68(5) 743ndash751bull doi 101111j1365-2125200903496xbull PMCID PMC2791981bull Sudden death in patients receiving drugs tending to
prolong the QT intervalbull Kate Jolly1 Michael D Gammage2 Kar Keung Cheng1 Peter
Bradburn1 Miriam V Banting1 and Michael J S Langman2
J Can Dent Assoc 2009 Feb75(1)41Dental surgery for patients on anticoagulant therapy with warfarin a
systematic review and meta-analysisNematullah A Alabousi A Blanas N Douketis JD Sutherland SE
bull University of Toronto Ontario Canadabull Comment in bull Evid Based Dent 200910(2)52 bull Republished in bull Tex Dent J 2009 Dec126(12)1183-93 bull Abstractbull PURPOSE To evaluate the effect of continuing warfarin therapy on the bleeding risk of patients undergoing elective dental surgical proceduresbull METHODS Data sources were the MEDLINE and EMBASE databases the Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials a manual citation review of
the relevant literature content experts and relevant abstracts from the proceedings of the International Association for Dental Research Study selection was carried out independently by 2 reviewers as was quality assessment Data extraction was done by 3 reviewers Differences were resolved by consensus Eligible studies were randomized controlled trials that compared the effects of continuing the regular dose of warfarintherapy with the effects of discontinuing or modifying the dose on the incidence of bleeding in patients undergoing dental procedures
bull RESULTS Five trials (a total of 553 patients) met the inclusion criteria Compared with interrupting warfarin therapy (either partial or complete) perioperative continuation of warfarin with patients usual dose was not associated with an increased risk for clinically significant nonmajor bleeding (relative risk [RR] 071 95 confidence interval [CI] 039-128 p = 065 I2 = 0) or an increased risk for minor bleeding (RR 119 95 CI 090-158 p = 022 I2 = 0)
bull CONCLUSIONS Continuing the regular dose of warfarin therapy does not seem to confer an increased risk of bleeding compared with discontinuing or modifying the warfarin dose for patients undergoing minor dental procedures
Clin Oral Implants Res 2009 Sep20 Suppl 496-106What influence do anticoagulants have on oral implant therapy
A systematic reviewMadrid C Sanz M
bull bull Department of oral surgery Oral Medicine and Hospital Dentistry Department of Ambulatory Care and Community Medicine University of Lausanne
Lausanne Switzerland carlosmadridhospvdchbull Abstractbull OBJECTIVES This systematic review aims to assess the risks (both thromboembolic and bleeding) of an oral anticoagulation therapy (OAT) patient undergoing
implant therapy and to provide a management protocol to patients under OAT undergoing implant therapybull MATERIAL AND METHODS Medline Cochrane Data Base of Systematic Reviews the Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials and EMBASE (from 1980 to
December 2008) were searched for English-language articles published between 1966 and 2008 This search was completed by a hand research accessing the references cited in all identified publications
bull RESULTS Nineteen studies were identified reporting outcomes after oral surgery procedures (mostly dental extractions in patients on OAT following different management protocols and haemostatic therapies) Five studies were randomized-controlled trials (RCTs) 11 were controlled clinical trials (CCTs) and three were prospective case series The OAT management strategies as well as the protocols during and after surgery were different This heterogeneity prevented any possible data aggregation and synthesis The results from these studies are very homogeneous reporting minor bleeding in very few patients without a significant difference between the OAT patients who continue with the vitamin K antagonists vs the patients who stopped this medication before surgery These post-operative bleeding events were controlled only with local haemostatic measures tranexamic acid mouthwashes gelatine sponges and cellulose gauzess application were effective Post-operative bleeding did not correlate with the international normalised ratio (INR) status In none of the studies was a thromboembolic event reported
bull CONCLUSIONS OAT patients (INR 2-4) who do not discontinue the AC medication do not have a significantly higher risk of post-operative bleeding than non-OAT patients and they also do not have a higher risk of post-operative bleeding than OAT patients who discontinue the medication In patients with OAT (INR 2-4) without discontinuation topical haemostatic agents were effective in preventing post-operative bleeding OAT discontinuation is not recommended for minor oral surgery such as single tooth extraction or implant placement provided that this does not involve autogenous bone grafts extensive flaps or osteotomy preparations extending outside the bony envelope Evidence does not support that dental implant placement in patients on OAT is contraindicated
bull The following are the latestguidelineshowever every DDS should thinkabouthelliphellip
Guideline TitleSteps to reduce surgical risk In II guidelines for perioperative evaluation
Bibliographic Source(s)Gualandro DM Yu PC Calderaro D Marques AC Pinho C Caramelli B et al Steps to reduce surgical risk In II guidelines for perioperative evaluation Arq Bras Cardiol
201196(3 Suppl 1)23-41 [379 references]
bull Antiplatelet Agents (AAS)bull Recommendations for antiplatelet agents before noncardiac surgeriesbull Degree of Recommendation Ibull Patients with coronary artery disease and noncardiac surgery scheduled should maintain the use of
AAS at a low dose of 75 to 100 mgday except in neurosurgeries and transurethral resection of the prostate Level of Evidence B
bull Patients using dual antiplatelet therapy by means of recent angioplasty with stent should keepreceiving AAS throughout the perioperative period with discontinuation of thienopyridine 5 daysbefore surgery and reintroduction as early as possible ideally before the patient completes 10 daysof discontinuation Level of Evidence C
bull Patients receiving antiplatelet therapy only with thienopyridine and surgery scheduled with moderate to high-risk of bleeding should discontinue medication 5 days before Level of EvidenceC
bull Degree of Recommendation IIabull Keep dual antiplatelet therapy in procedures with low risk for bleeding Level of Evidence Cbull Patients receiving antiplatelet therapy only with thienopyridine and surgery scheduled with low risk
of bleeding should continue medication in the perioperative period Level of Evidence C
bull Procedures with Low Risk of Bleedingbull Cataract surgerybull Minor dermatological proceduresbull Dental procedures - hygiene simple extraction restoration endodontic and
prosthetic proceduresbull Recommendationsbull Patients at High Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence Cbull Discontinue warfarin 5 days before surgery and wait for INR lt15 to perform the procedurebull UFH or prophylactic LMWH can be used in the preoperative period if indicatedbull Postoperatively use UFH or prophylactic LMWH if indicated by the type of procedure and resume warfarin 12 to 14 hours after surgerybull Patients at Low Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence Cbull Discontinue warfarin 5 days before surgery and wait for INR lt15bull Start full-dose UFH or LMWH when INR lt20bull Discontinue intravenous UFH 4 hours before surgery and subcutaneous LMWH 24 hours before surgerybull Postoperatively restart full-dose UFH or LMWH and warfarin and 12 to 24 hours after the procedure and discontinue heparin only when the INR is within
therapeutic rangebull Patients at Intermediate Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence Cbull Depending on the individual assessment of each patient the guidelines can be followed either for the high or low risk to the discretion of the physician in
chargebull Procedures with Low Risk of Bleedingbull Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence Cbull Perform the procedure with an INR within the therapeutic range ndash it is not necessary to discontinue the anticoagulantbull If INR gt3 discontinue anticoagulation therapy one or two days before surgery and reintroduce it the night after surgery
Endocarditis Prophylaxis
bull Dental Procedures and Prevention of Infective Endocarditisbull Dental procedures with higher risk for bacteremia are subgingival placement of antibiotic fibers or strips dental extractions dental implants or reimplants endodontic and periodontal
procedures placement of orthodontic bands and procedures with significant bleeding Whenever high-risk patients undergo these procedures should receive antibiotic prophylaxis Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence C It is likely that low-income populations with little access to health care with heart diseases other than those cited in Table 2 (below) also benefit from infective endocarditis (IE) prophylaxis before dental procedures Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence C
bull Table 2 Patients at Risk of Acquiring Severe Infective Endocarditisbull Patient with prosthetic heart valvebull Valvular heart disease corrected with prosthetic materialbull History of infective endocarditisbull Acquired valvular heart disease in patient who underwent heart transplantbull Uncorrected cyanotic congenital heart diseasebull Corrected cyanotic congenital heart disease that evolves with residual lesionbull Congenital heart disease corrected with prosthetic materialbull Surgical Procedures and Prevention of Infective Endocarditisbull Indications for Endocarditis Prophylaxisbull Degree of Recommendation Ibull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will be subjected to dental procedures with a high probability of significant bacteremia (see Table 3 below)
Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Table 3 Dental Procedures and Indication of Infective Endocarditis Prophylaxisbull Indicated Not Recommended ndash Any Patients Who Will Undergo the Procedures Belowbull For patients at risk for severe infective endocarditis and who will undergo procedures involving manipulation of gingival tissue periodontal region or perforation of oral mucosa Local
anesthesia in non-infected tissuebull Dental X-raybull Placement or removal of bracesbull Adjustment of bracesbull Placement of parts in bracesbull Natural loss of milk toothbull Bleeding originated from the trauma of the oral mucosa or lipsbull Degree of Recommendation IIabull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria on Table 2 (above) and who will undergo dental procedures with a high
probability of significant bacteremia (see Table 3 above) Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will undergo genitourinary or gastrointestinal procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic
regimen (see Table 11 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will undergo esophageal or respiratory tract procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen
(see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Degree of Recommendation IIbbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo dental procedures that do not meet
the criteria on Table 3 (above) Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo genitourinary or gastrointestinal
procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen (see Table 11 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo esophageal or respiratory tract
procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Degree of Recommendation IIIbull There is no indication for IE prophylaxis in patients with interatrial communication alone interventricular communication or corrected patent ductus arteriosus and without residual
flow myocardial revascularization surgery mitral valve prolapse without regurgitation after placement of stents innocent heart murmurs patients with pacemakers or implantablecardioverter-defibrillators (ICDs) history of Kawasaki disease or rheumatic fever without valve dysfunction who will undergo dental esophageal respiratory tract genitourinary or
Guideline on antibiotic prophylaxis for dental patients at risk for infection
Bibliographic Source(s)Clinical Affairs Committee Council on Clinical Affairs Guideline on
antibiotic prophylaxis for dental patients at risk for infection Chicago (IL) American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) 2011 5 p [27
references]bull Major Recommendationsbull The conservative use of antibiotics is indicated to minimize the risk of developing resistance to current antibiotic regimens Given the increasing number of organisms that have
developed resistance to current antibiotic regimens as well as the potential for an adverse anaphylactic reaction to the drug administered it is best to be judicious in the use of antibiotics for the prevention of infective endocarditis (IE) and other distant-site infections
bull Patients with Cardiac Conditionsbull Dental practitioners should consider prophylactic measures to minimize the risk of IE in patients with underlying cardiac conditions The risk of developing IE can arise from a combination
of high-risk patients and dental procedures However at-risk patients with poor oral hygiene and gingival bleeding after routine activities (eg toothbrushing) also have shown an increased potential for developing complications of IE It therefore is recommended to encourage daily good oral hygiene practices to reduce gingivitis as part of the prophylacticregimen These patients andor parents need to be educated and motivated to maintain personal oral hygiene through daily plaque removal including flossing Greater emphasis shouldbe placed on improved access to dental care and oral health in patients with underlying cardiac conditions at high risk for IE and less focus on a dental procedure and antibiotic coverage Professional prevention strategies should be based upon the individuals assessed risk for caries and periodontal disease
bull Specific recommendations from the latest American Heart Association (AHA) guideline on prevention of IE are included in the tables below The AHA recommends antibiotic prophylaxisonly for those whose underlying cardiac conditions are associated with the highest risk of adverse outcome (see Table 1 below) Such conditions include prosthetic heart valves previoushistory of IE unrepaired or incompletely repaired cyanotic congenital heart disease (CHD) completely repaired congenital heart defect with prosthetic material or device during the first 6 months after the procedure repaired CHD with residual defects at the site or adjacent to the site of a prosthetic patch or device and cardiac transplantation recipients who developcardiac valvulopathy In addition to those diagnoses listed in the AHA guidelines patients with a reported history of injection drug use may be considered at risk for developing IE in the absence of cardiac anomalies Although quite rare complications from intraoral tongue piercing can include IE among patients with a pre-existing cardiac valvular condition andor history of injection drug use Consultation with the patients physician may be necessary to determine susceptibility to bacteremia-induced infections
bull Antibiotics are recommended for all dental procedures that involve manipulation of gingival tissue or the periapical region of teeth or perforation of the oral mucosa (see Table 2 below) Specific antibiotic regimens can be found in Table 3 in the original guideline document Practitioners and patientsparents can review the entire AHA guidelines in the AHA CirculationJournal archives httpcircahajournalsorgcgicontentfull116151736 for additional background information as well as discussion of special circumstances (eg patients already receiving antibiotic therapy patients on anticoagulant therapy)
bull Patients with Compromised Immunitybull Patients with a compromised immune system may not be able to tolerate a transient bacteremia following invasive dental procedures These non-cardiac factors can place a patient with
compromised immunity at risk for distant-site infection from a dental procedure This category includes but is not limited to patients with the following medical conditionsbull Immunosuppression secondary tobull Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)bull Severe combined immunodeficiency (SCIDS)bull Neutropeniabull Cancer chemotherapybull Hematopoietic stem cell or solid organ transplantationbull Head and neck radiotherapybull Autoimmune disease (eg juvenile arthritis systemic lupus erythematosus)bull Sickle cell anemiabull Asplenism or status post splenectomybull Chronic steroid usagebull Diabetesbull Bisphosphonate therapybull Consultation with the childs physician is recommended for management of patients with a compromised immune system Discussion of antibiotic prophylaxis for patients undergoing
chemotherapy irradiation and hematopoietic cell transplantation appears in a separate American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) guideline (see the National GuidelineClearinghouse [NGC] summary Guideline on Dental Management of Pediatric Patients Receiving Chemotherapy Hematopoietic Cell Transplantation andor Radiation)
bull Patients with Shunts Indwelling Vascular Catheters or Medical Devicesbull The AHA recommends that antibiotic prophylaxis for nonvalvular devices including indwelling vascular catheters (central lines) and cardiovascular implantable electronic devices (CIED)
is indicated only at the time of placement of these devices in order to prevent surgical site infection The AHA found no convincing evidence that microorganisms associated with dentalprocedures cause infection of CIED and nonvalvular devices at any time after implantation The infections occurring after device implantation most often are caused by Staphylococcusaureus and coagulase negative staphylococci or other microorganisms that are non-oral in origin but are associated with surgical implantation or other active infections The AHA furtherstates that immunosuppression is not an independent risk factor for nonvalvular device infections immunocompromised hosts who have those devices should receive antibioticprophylaxis as advocated for immunocompetent hosts Consultation with the childs physician is recommended for management of patients with nonvalvular devices
Cardiac Conditions Associated with the Highest Risk of AdverseOutcome from Endocarditis for Which Prophylaxis with Dental
Procedures Is Reasonable
bull Prosthetic cardiac valve or prosthetic material used for cardiac valve repair
bull Previous infective endocarditisbull Congenital heart disease (CHD)bull Unrepaired cyanotic CHD including palliative shunts and conduitsbull Completely repaired congenital heart defect with prosthetic
material or device whether placed by surgery or by catheterintervention during the first 6 months after the procedure
bull Repaired CHD with residual defects at the site or adjacent to the site of a prosthetic patch or prosthetic device (which inhibitendothelialization)
bull Cardiac transplantation recipients who develop cardiac valvulopathy
Dental Procedures for which Endocarditis ProphylaxisIs Reasonable for Patients in Table 1
bull All dental procedures that involve manipulation of gingival tissue or the periapical region of teeth or perforation of the oral mucosa
bull The following procedures and events do not needprophylaxis routine anesthetic injections throughnoninfected tissue taking dental radiographs placement of removable prosthodontic or orthodonticappliances adjustment of orthodontic appliances placement of orthodontic brackets shedding of deciduous teeth and bleeding from trauma to the lipsor oral mucosa
Considerations for Perioperative Anticoagulationarfarin therapy - management during invasive procedures and
surgeryBibliographic Source(s)
Medical Services Commission Warfarin therapy - management during invasive procedures and surgery Victoria (BC) British Columbia Medical Services Commission 2010 Oct 1 7 p [8 references]
bull Note Always consult with the surgeon and anesthesiologist aboutbull Risk of bleedingbull Goal INRbull Acceptable INR for surgerybull Baseline INR is recommended in every case and this will guide further therapybull Always discuss with surgeon and anesthesiologist what the INR should be before surgery (goal INR)bull An INR lt15 is generally acceptable except for neurosurgery ocular surgery and procedures requiring spinal anesthesia or epidural analgesia (Horlocker et al
2003)bull Risk of bleedingbull In general the type of procedure determines the risk of bleeding and how long anticoagulation must be withheld post-operativelybull Discontinuation of warfarin is essential for these procedures associated with a high risk of bleeding
ndash Procedures that the body cavity is entered eg open thoracic abdominal or pelvic surgeryndash Percutaneous needle procedures in non-compressible sites including organ biopsiesndash Any type of prostatic surgeryndash Surgery sites where minor bleeding can cause significant morbidity (eg central nervous system [CNS] and intraocular procedures)ndash Major arthroplasty surgery eg hip or knee replacement
bull Discontinuation of warfarin is usually not necessary for these procedures associated with a low risk of bleedingndash Percutaneous needle procedures in readily compressible sites (eg peripheral venous access)ndash Many skin proceduresndash Routine dental procedures (eg hygiene simple extractions restorations endodontics prosthetics)
ndash Endoscopy without biopsy
bull Assess the risk of bleeding from the procedure with the assistance of the surgeon and anesthesiologistC
Guidelines for pre-operative cardiac risk assessment and perioperative cardiac management in non-cardiac surgeryBibliographic Source(s)
Task Force for Preoperative Cardiac Risk Assessment and Perioperative [trunc] European Society of Anaesthesiology Poldermans D Bax JJ Boersma E De Hert S Eeckhout E Fowkes G Gorenek B Hennerici MG Iung B Kelm M Kjeldsen KP Kristensen SD Lopez-Sendon J Pelosi P Philippe F Pierard L Ponikowski P Schmid JP Sellevold OF Sicari R Van den Berghe G Vermassen F Guidelines for pre-operative cardiac risk
assessment and perioperative cardiac management in non-cardiac surgery Eur Heart J 2009 Nov30(22)2769-812 [238 references] PubMed
bull Pre-operative Evaluationbull Surgical Risk for Cardiac Eventsbull Although patient-specific factors are more important than surgery-specific factors in predicting the cardiac risk for noncardiac surgical procedures
the type of surgery cannot be ignored when evaluating a particular patient undergoing an intervention With regard to cardiac risk surgicalinterventions can be divided into low-risk intermediate-risk and high-risk groups with estimated 30-day cardiac event rates (cardiac death and myocardial infarction [MI]) of lt1 1ndash5 and gt5 respectively (see table below) Although only a rough estimation this risk stratification providesa good indication of the need for cardiac evaluation drug treatment and assessment of risk for cardiac events
bull Table Surgical Riska Estimatebull Low-risk lt1 Intermediate-risk 1-5 High-risk gt5bull Breastbull Dentalbull Endocrinebull Eyebull Gynaecologybull Reconstructivebull Orthopaedic-minor (knee surgery)bull Urologic-minor Abdominalbull Carotidbull Peripheral arterial angioplastybull Endovascular aneurysm repairbull Head and neck surgerybull Neurologicalorthopaedic-major (hip and spine surgery)bull Pulmonary renalliver transplantbull Urologic-major Aortic and major vascular surgerybull Peripheral vascular surgerybull aRisk of MI and cardiac death within 30 days after surgery Modified from Boersma et al Perioperative cardiovascular mortality in noncardiac
surgery validation of the Lee cardiac risk index Am J Med 20051181134ndash1141
Segni vitali
bull Prima di ogni trattamento dovrebbero essere misurati i segni vitaliPAFCrespirazione e temperatura
Inserire fot Omron
IMG_6728JPG
ContecVital Signs Monitor PatientMonitor with CE Certificate
(CMS5000)
Riconoscere una emergenza
bull Segni e sintomi di emergenza incipiente
ndash Dolore toracico
ndash Cute pallida
ndash Sudorazione
ndash Vomito(nausea)
ndash RESPIRAZIONE IRREGOLARE
ndash SENSAZIONI STRANE O INSOLITE
ndash Modificazioni delle frequenza e o della pressione
Codice di deontologia medica
bull Art 7 ndash Obbligo drsquointervento drsquourgenza Il medico
e devetempestivamente attivarsi per assicurare ognispecifica adeguata assistenza
Procedure iniziali nellrsquoemergenzabull Interrompere la procedura
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull Chiamare il kit di emergenza
bull Valutare lo stato di coscienzase incoscienteabbassare la poltrona trendelemburg
bull Somministrare O2se coscienteocchialinise incosciente ma respira maschera se incosciente e non respira pallone e maschera
Algoritmo di base
bull PABCDbull Posizionare
bull A airway
bull B breathing
bull Ccirculation
bull Ddefinitivo o diagnosi
Come valutare lo stato di coscienza
1 come definirlo cosciente
vigile
soporoso
coma
2 come riconoscerlo stimolo verbale
stimolo doloroso
3 come valutarlo risposta verbale
apertura occhi
risposta motoria
Valutare le vie aereeaprire la bocca
estendere il capo e sostenere il mentoimpiegare lrsquoaspirazione se necessario
Valutare la respirazionese non respiradai due respiri con ossigeno 100
se in apneainserisci la cannula orofaringea chiama per lrsquoAED
Valutare la circolazionecerca il polsocarotide(radiale)
in assenza di polsopreparati per CPRmettere il paziente in pianomeglio al suolo iniziare MCE
applicare lrsquoAED se crsquoegrave il polsovalutare la frequenza e la forza
Distress
bull Respiratoriobroncospasmoasma
bull ToracicodoloreanginaMI
bull Psicologicoagitazioneconvulsioni
bull Prevenire il distress
ndash Ambiente accoglientetranquillorilassato
ndash Minimizzare la paurail freddo
ndash Mantenere PA e FC e respirazione nei limiti
ndash Non interrompere la terapia
Valutare il paz e la situazionebull Controllare i segni vitali del pazientePAFCrespirazionecolorebull Non tentare di trasportare il paziente da solibull Chiama immediatamente il 118 se
ndash Arresto cardiacondash Arresto respiratoriondash incoscienzagt 1 minndash Stato confusionale prolungatondash Dolore toracico gt 5 min non alleviato dal venitrinndash Difficoltagrave respiratoriandash Convulsionindash Ipotensione grave o tachicardia()
bull Tratta il paziente in emergenza finchegrave non arriva il soccorsobull Tieni pronta la cartella e quanto fatto finora per la squadra di soccorsobull Compila la scheda delle emergenze in studio
What types of emergencies can be expected in the dental office
Ostruzione delle vie aeree
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentoimprovvisaafferrare la gola(segno universale)ndash Stridorendash Tosse violentandash Dispneaspasmindash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Tosse forzatandash Compressione addominalendash Percussione dorsale con paziente curvo in avanti ndash Ossigenazione ndash Ispezione delle prime vie aereendash laringoscopiopinza di Magillaspiratorendash Chiamare aiutondash Trasferimento in ospedale per broncoscopia in urgenza
How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver You tubehttpyoutubekJDpr05zmB4
bull How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver
bull Edited by Bob Robertson Rob S Nicole Willson Travis Derouin and 37 others
bull Googlewikihow
Airway obstruction management
Asmabroncospasmo
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentondash Sensazione di peso sul toracendash stridorendash Tossendash Dispneandash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Posizionare il pazsedutobraccia in avantindash Ossigenondash Spray con salbutamol 2 puffripeti dopo 5 min se inefficacendash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
bull httpyoutubekff3co6xwik
bull httpyoutubeEK8nzKzdnIM
bull httpyoutubewlygTaY4ioc
Arresto cardiaco
bull Segni e sintomibull Non rispondebull Non respirabull Non ha polsobull Trattamento
ndash Mettere il paz supinotavola sotto il torace o stendere sul pavimento
ndash Chiamare aiutondash Attaccare AED e seguire le istruzionindash Iniziare CPRndash Ossigenare ventilazione con pallone e maschera
bull httpyoutubeI-eFjl2G9vg
Emerg Med J 2012 Nov29(11)890-3 Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
Segal N Laurent F Maman L Plaisance P Augustin P
bull Source
bull Emergency Department Lariboisiegravere Hospital Paris 7 University (Paris Diderot) Paris France drnicolassegalgmailcom
bull Conflicting studies exist about the effectiveness of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on a dental chair In some situations dental surgeons are obliged to perform CPR with the patient on the chair Feedback devices are supposed to guide the compression depth in order to improve the quality of CPR but some devices are based on an accelerometer that can theoretically report erroneous results because of the lack of rigidity of a dental chair
bull OBJECTIVE
bull The aim of this study was to evaluate the accuracy of these devices to guide chest compressions on a dental chair
Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
bull METHODSbull A prospective randomised crossover equivalencenon-inferiority study was conducted to compare
the values of compression depths provided by the feedback device (Real CPR Help(reg) delivered by Zollcopy Medical Corporation Chelmsford MA USA) with the real measurements provided by the manikin (Resusci Anne(reg) Advanced SkillTrainer Laerdal Medical AScopy Norway) Chest-compression-only CPR was performed by 15 Basic Life Support instructors who carried out two rounds of continuous CPR for 2 min each Data were analysed with a correlation test a Bland-Altman method and a Wilcoxon test Statistical significance was defined as plt005
bull RESULTSbull A significant difference was found between the mean depths of compression measured by the
feedback device and the manikin on a dental chair and on the floor (plt00001) The feedback device overestimated the depth of chest compressions and Bland-Altman analysis demonstrated poor agreement
bull CONCLUSION
bull This study indicates that feedback devices with accelerometer technology are not sufficiently reliable to ensure adequate chest compression on dental chairs
Angina
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato
alle spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash sollievo con NTGsi spera ndash Ansiapalloresudorazionetachicardia
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minNatispraysublinguale ndash Ossigenondash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
Localizzazioni del dolore anginoso
Sharplocalized
radiating or notmay radiate to
teeth
You tube3 IUSB angina attack
bull httpyoutubeufyxHSSvcG8
bull Molto pertinente
bull httpyoutubejd-9DSDWSsI
bull Angina pectoris medical emergency
Infarto miocardico
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato alle
spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash Mancato sollievo con NTG ndash Dispneasincopediaforesimorte improvvisa
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minndash Ossigenondash Aspirina 165-325 mgndash AnalgesicomorfinabuprenorfinaN2Ondash Chiamare aiutondash Posizionare AED ndash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
ndash MONAMorfinaossigenonitroglicerinaaspirina
Fattori di rischio per cardiopatia ischemica
bull Etagravebull Sesso maschilema = gt 65 annibull Ipertensionebull DislipidemieColestTGHDL lowbull Diabetebull Fumobull Familiaritagravebull Malattie infiammatorie sistemiche collagenopatiebull Obesitagrave bull Metabolic syndrome This has been characterized by the presence of
hyperinsulinemia (fasting glucose level ge 100 mgdL) abdominal obesity (waist circumference gt40 in for men or gt35 in for women) decreased HDL cholesterol levels (lt 40 mgdL for men or lt 50 mgdL for women) hypertriglyceridemia (gt150 mgdL) and hypertension (ge 13085 mm Hg) Based on data from the 2000 US census an estimated 47 million Americans have the metabolic syndrome Patients with the metabolic syndrome have a 3-fold increased risk for coronary atherosclerosis and stroke compared with those without this syndrome
Fattori precipitanti lrsquoischemia
bull Sforzo fisico
bull Basse temperature
bull Digestione
bull Tachicardiafebbreipertiroidismo
bull Emozionistressndash Psichico(pauracontatto
ravvicinatooppressionecostrizioneinpossibilitagrave di muiversidi parlareodori sgradevolivista irritante o sgradevole
ndash dolore
bull Innalzamento vita media
bull Miglioramento condizioni socio-economiche ()
bull Procedure odontoiatriche sempre piugrave conservative
Maggiore frequenza di cardiopatici nella pratica odontoiatrica
Fattori stressantistressors
bull Malattiapersonale o di amici o famigliaribull Morte di un famigliare o di una persona amatabull Problemi di relazioni interpersonalibull Sovraccarico di lavorobull Inizio di un lavoro nuovobull disoccupazionebull pensionebull gravidanzabull affollamentobull traslocobull problemi della vita di tutti i giornirdquocopingrdquobull Problemi legalibull Problemi finanziaribull Perfezionismobull Eccecc
Quindinel paziente cardiopatico(ma anche negli altri)
Sedazione con BZD (short antagonizzabili)
bull Sedazione cosciente con N2O
bull empatia
bull Buona analgesia
Fin qui nov 10
bull httpyoutubeSuFvAbf_uJs
bull anginal and heart attack
Puntata ipertensiva
bull Segni e sintomindash Cefaleavertiginironziindash Disturbi della vistandash Cardiopalmo(tachicardia)ndash (dispnea)ndash Epistassi
bull Trattamentondash Nifedipina(nifedicor)5-15 gtt sublingualiOppndash Clonidina(catapresan) mezza1 fiala im o ev lentaOppndash Furosemide(Lasix) 1 2 fl im o ev lentandash Ossigenoterapia(occhialini)
Aritmie
bull Senza ECG
bull ipocineticheipercinetiche
Allergia
ndash Limitata ad un sistema o generalizzatandash Faringe e prime vie aereeedema angioneuroticondash Tratto respiratorioasmabroncospasmostridorendash Cuteorticariapruritondash Anafilassitutti i precedenti+collasso cardiocircolatoriondash DDangioedema ereditario
ndash Segni e sintomindash Pruritoarrossamentopomfiedema labbramucose boccafaringehellipndash Distress respiratorioasmandash Ipotensionepolso piccolofrequentepallore
bull Ossigenobull Chiamare aiutobull Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
anafilassi
bull Posizione supina
bull Ossigenazione
bull Adrenalina im 05mg
bull Liquidi evndash Antistaminico trimeton 10 mg im
ndash Cortisone
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull In caso di arrestoCPR
Cause di allergia
bull Materiali implantari e amalgama metallititanioporcellane e metalli nobili mercurio
bull Latexdighebull Acrilatibull Formaldeidebull Clorexidinabull AL e conservanti (metilparaben)
bull patch testing prick testing and blood tests for allergen-specific IgE
Sincope vasovagalesvenimentobull Segni e sintomi
ndash Svenimentondash Nausea ndash Debolezzandash Pallorendash Cute fredda e sudatandash Polso rallentatoma prima tachindash Ipotensionendash Discomfort addominalendash Midriasindash sbadiglio
bull Trattamentondash Posizione supinandash Elevare gli arti infndash Ossigenondash Monitorizzare ndash Atropina 05 mg im o iv
Fattori scatenanti psicogenipauraansiastress emotivocattive notiziedolorespecie se improvviso ed inaspettatovista del sanguestrumenti chirurgicisiringhe
Fattori scatenanti non psicogeniStazione erettaFame da salto del pasto o da dietaEsaurimentostanchezzaCattive condizioni fisicheAmbiente caldo-umidoAffollamentoSesso maschileGiovani16-35 anni
Pathophysiology
Stress
Catecholamines release
Decreased peripheral vascular resistance amp uarr blood flow to peripheral muscles
darr venous return
darr circulatory blood vol amp drop in arterial BP
Activation of Compensatory mechanisms
Reflex bradycardia develops (lt 50)
Significant drop in cardiac output associated with fall in BP below the critical level
Cerebral ischemia amp loss of consciousness
Assess consciousness (loss of response to sensory stimulation)
Activate office emergency system
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Perform additional procedures
Administer aromatic ammonia
Administer atropine if bradycardia persists
Do not panic
Post syncopal recovery- delayed recovery-
Postpone dental treatment Activate EMS
Determine precipitating factors
POSTURAL HYPOTENSION
Predisposing factors
bull Administration and ingestion of drugs eg antihypertensives like sodium depleting diuretics calcium channel blockers ampganglion blocking agents sedatives and narcotics histamine blockers levo dopa
bull Prolonged period of recumbency or convalescence
bull Inadequate postural reflex
bull Late stage pregnancy
bull Advanced age
bull Venous defects in legs (eg varicose veins)
bull Recovery from sympathectomy
bull Addissonrsquos disease
bull Physical exhaustion and starvation
bull Chronic postural hypotension (Shy ndash Drager syndrome)
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
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httpyoutube7sJMaSOoH88
ipoglicemia
bull Segni e sintomibull Senso di fame
ndash Parola strascicataincoerentendash Comportamento alteratondash Polso rapidondash Apprensioneansiairrequietezzaaggressivitagravendash Disorientamentoperdita di coscienzandash Tremorindash sudorazione
bull Trattamentondash Succo di fruttacaramellazuccherino posndash Se egrave avvenuta perdita di coscienzaglucosio evndash Nel dubbio tra iper e ipoglicemiameglio somministrare glucosio comunque
ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
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Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
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Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
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Essere preparati per le emergenze
bull Storia clinica del pazienteanamnesi con aggiornamento ad ogni visita
bull Identificazione del paziente a ldquorischiordquo presenza dellrsquoanestesista o spostamento in altra sedecasa di curadaysurgHosp
bull Quando si conferma un appuntamento ricordare ai paz di prendere le loro medicine
Essere preparati
bull Staff preparato per CPR
bull Piano di emergenza scritto
bull numero tel di emergenza
ad ogni postazione
bull Kit di emergenza pronto e
tutti sanno dove egrave
bull Verifica routinaria del
contenuto e scadenze
The health history should include information regarding the patientrsquos past and present health status
Physical Status ClassificationsASA
ASA classification of physical status
Classificationswwwasahqorgclinicalphysicalstatushtm accessed april 2007
bull ASA 1 ---Normally healthy patient without medical problems
bull ASA 2 --- Mild well controlled systemic disease --- no functional limitation
bull ASA 3 --- Severe systemic disease that results in functional limitation but non incapacitating
bull ASA 4 --- Severe systemic disease that is a constant threat to life
bull ASA 5 --- Moribund patient not expected to survive regardless of operation
bull ASA 6 --- A declared dead patient whose organs are being removed for donation
Estimated Energy Requirements for Various Activities
NYHA Classification - The Stages of HeartFailure(rivista)
bull La valutazione secondo la NYHA classifica la funzionedisfunzione cardiaca a seconda dei sintomi legati alle normali attivitagrave quotidiane e alla qualitagrave di vita del paziente
bull Classe e sintomibull Classe I (normale) Non limitazioni alla attivitagrave fisicaLe attivitagrave
ordinarie non causano particolare faticapalpitazioni o dispneabull Classe II (Moderata ) Lieve limitazione alla attivitagrave fisica a
riposo OKma attivitagrave routinarie causano faticapalpitazionidispneaangina
bull Class III (Marcata) Marcata limitazione alla attivitagrave fisica a riposo okma attivitagrave meno che routinarie causano faticapalpitazionidispneangina
bull Class IV (Severa) incapacitagrave di eseguire qualsiasi attivitagraveConattivitagrave anche minima sintomi di insufficienza cardiaca anche a riposocon aumento dei disturbi allrsquoinizio del movimento
Classificazione obbiettiva
bull Classificazione con valutazione oggettiva bull A non crsquoegrave evidenza di malattia cardiovascolare non ci sono sintomi negrave
limitazioni alla attivitagrave fisica ordinariabull B evidenza oggettiva di minima malattia cardiovascolareSintomi modesti e
lieve diminuzione attivitagrave durante attivitagrave routinariaA riposo ok bull C evidenza oggettiva di malattia cardiovascolare moderata-severaMarcata
limitazione delle attivitagrave per la comparsa di sintomi anche durante attivitagrave meno che normaliA riposo ok
bull D evidenza oggettiva di malattia cardiovascolare severaLimitazionisevereSintomi anche a riposo
bull For Examplebull A patient with minimal or no symptoms but a large pressure gradient across the aortic valve or severe obstruction of the left
main coronary artery is classifiedbull Function Capacity I Objective Assessment Dbull A patient with severe anginal syndrome but angiographically normal coronary arteries is classifiedbull Functional Capacity IV Objective Assessment A
PREOP ASSESSMENT
ldquoAt Riskrdquo Patients for Sedation or Analgesia
bull The ASA physical status risk classification of 3 or greater
bull Critical care patients
bull Extremes in age (lt1 or gt70 years of age)
bull Patients with chronic respiratory disease chronic obstructive pulmonary disease emphysemaCHRanginahellip
bull History of sleep apnea
bull Mentally and neurologically handicapped patients
bull Patients at risk for aspiration (ie hiatal hernia with regurgitation diabetes with gastroparesis)
bull Altered mental status
Relative Contraindications
Contraindications
bull Physical Examination
ndash Respiratory distress (wheezing stridor etc)
ndash Hypotension
ndash Morbid obesity
ndash OSA
Contraindications (continued)
bull Physical Examination
ndash Craniofacial abnormalities
ndash Short neck
ndash Decreased hyoid-mental distance (lt3cm in adult)
ndash Distorted landmarks on anterior surface of neck
Contraindications (continued)
bull Physical Examination
ndash Limited mouth opening
ndash Receding chin
ndash Large tongue
ndash Unable to view base of uvula with mouth open and tongue protruding
Pregnancy
bull Patients who are trying to conceive are pregnant or are breast-feeding must inform their dentist in advance of their appointment
Mallampati Classificationbull Class 1 Full visibility of tonsils uvula and soft palate
bull Class 2 Visibility of hard and soft palate upper portion of tonsils and uvula
bull Class 3 Soft and hard palate and base of the uvula are visible
bull Class 4 Only hard palate is visible
The Mallampati classification is used to
predict the ease of intubation It is
determined by looking at the anatomy of
the oral cavity Specifically it is based
on the visibility of the base of uvula
faucial pillars and soft palate Scoring
may be done with or without phonation
A high Mallampati score (class 3 or 4) is
associated with more difficult intubation
as well as a higher incidence of sleep
apnea
OSA screening
clinical diagnosis of OSA
bull The clinical diagnosis of OSA was defined as AHI(apnea hypopnea) greater than 5 with fragmented sleep and daytime sleepiness
bull According to the American Academy of Sleep Medicine practice guideline the severity of OSA is determined by the AHI 5ndash15 mild greater than 15ndash30 moderate greater than 30 severe
STOPsnoretiredobserved(stopped breathing)pressure
STOP QuestionnaireA Tool to Screen Patients for Obstructive Sleep ApneaAnesthesiology 2008 108812ndash21
Stop tradottoquasi corrisponde
bull SmdashldquoDo you snore loudly (louder than talking or loud enough to be heard through closed doors)rdquoRussi forte+ che parlare a voce alta
tanto da essere udito a porta chiusaSornacchiarebull TmdashldquoDo you often feel tired fatigued or sleepy during daytimerdquoti
senti stancoaffaticato o sonnolento durante il giorno Tiratohelliphellip
bull OmdashldquoHas anyone observed you stop breathing during your sleepNessuno ti ha osservato fermare il respiro durante il sonnoosservato
bull rdquo PmdashldquoDo you have or are you being treated for high blood pressure Hai o sei stato in terapia per ipertensionePressione
Screening of patients
Poliambulatorio helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip Modulo di consenso informato per procedure chirurgiche ambulatoriali o day surgery Da consegnare al momento della prenotazione e riportare
Si prega di leggere attentamente e riempire con i dati richiesti sopra le parti indicate dai puntini(datacittagravecognomenomeinterventofirma)
Datahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Cittagravehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip Io sottoscrittohelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Dichiaro di attenermi alle seguenti disposizioni
I)non assumere alcun cibo nelle 6 ore precedenti linterventone liquidi nelle due ore
precedenti raccomandazioni per il digiuno preoperatorio
MATERIALE INGERITO TEMPO MINIMO DI DIGIUNO
Liquidi chiari (acquacaffegravethe succo senza polpa bibite
gasate)
2 ore
Pasto leggero (toast e bibita) 6 ore
2)di non guidare alcuna automobile o motocicletta o bicicletta od utilizzare qualsiasi
macchinario nelle 24 ore seguenti Ianestesia o sedazione
3)di non assumere alcoolici nelle 24 ore seguenti lanestesia o sedazione
4)di farmi riaccompagnare alla mia residenza da un adulto responsabile
5)di rimanere in compagnia di un adulto responsabile una volta tornato al domicilio
6) di non assumere alcuna decisione importante ne firmare documenti
importanti(testamentoassicurazioni ecc)nelle 24 ore seguenti
7)di vestirmi in modo praticocosicchegrave il vestiario possa essere facilmente rimosso e
indossato e riposto in un armadiettoper estute da ginnastica con maniche larghe e
apertura frontale 8)di non portare gioielli o altri oggetti di valore in ambulatorio
9)di mettermi in contatto con lunitagrave chirurgica ambulatoriale nel caso insorga una
qualsiasi complicanza postoperatoria
10) di assumere o avere giagrave assunto la mia terapia agli intervalli soliticon un poco
di acqua se necessario
FIRMA
IDquest day surg e consensodoc
Screening of patients 2
CM 1312009
DottClaudio Melloni
Specialista in Anestesia e Rianimazione
Via Fossolo 28
40138 Bologna
tel051390048
Questionario preoperatorio di autocompilazione Si prega di barrare la risposta esatta con un segnetto o un cerchietto eo riempire gli spazi sopra i
puntini con le informazioni richiesteTutte le risposte sono confidenziali e coperte dal segreto
professionaleGrazie
Cognome e nomehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
indirizzoviahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipcittagravehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipCaphellip
telhelliphelliphelliphellip
etagravehellip peso in kghellip altezza in cmhellip
Si sente ammalato SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ha o ha avuto una malattia seria SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ha affanno dopo sforzo SI NO
Ha tosse SI NO
Ha sibili respiratori SI NO
Ha dolore al petto da sforzo SI NO
Ha gonfiore alle caviglie SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie di cuore SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie dei polmoni SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie di fegato SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie dello stomaco reflussoulcera SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie dei reni SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie muscolari SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie cerebrali SI NO
Ha assunto farmaci negli ultimi tre mesi SI NO
Se Siqualihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Prende gocce nasali o oculari SI NO
Egrave allergico a qualche medicinale SI NO
Ersquo allergico a qualche cibo SI NO
Ha subito interventi o anestesie negli ultimi 3 mesi
SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Egrave mai stato operato prima drsquoora SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ci sono state strane storie in famiglia di incidenti insorti durante o subito dopo anestesia
SI NO
Porta occhiali o lenti a contatto SI NO
Porta protesi dentarie o ponti mobili SI NO Beve piugrave di in bicchiere di vino o di un superalcoolico al giorno
SI NO Fuma SI NO
Se Siquanto Ci sono stati altri problemi di salute fisica o mentale non compresi in questa lista
SI NO
Se Siqualihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Fa movimento o sport SI NO
Se sigraveche cosa(per es biciclettalavori di casaortoraccolta fruttaecc) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Raccolta dati
cM 1195
data sedehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
COGNOME E NOME
INDIRIZZO TELhelliphelliphelliphellip
ETAgrave PESO(KG) ALTEZZA(CM) ASA
INTERVENTO
ANESTESISTACHIRURGO
anestetico locale Si No farmacomg
adrenalina Si No dose
via aerea spont guedel maschera IOT IRT COPA LMA
respirazionespont ass man IPPV O2 si no maschera occhialini
Premedicazioneora
induzione(farmacidosi)
mantenimento
inizio anestesiaora inizio chirurgiaora
Via
venosa
fleboclisi 1 2 3 4 MAC opp
AG
Min PAS PAD Fc SaO2 EtCO2 Osservazioni bas
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
45
50
55
60
65
70
75
80
85
90
95
100
105
110
115
120
125
130
135
140
145
150
155
160
165
170
175
180
totalifarmaciipnoticisedativian algesicimi orilassanti
altri stopanalgesia
fine anestesiaora fine chirurgiaora
apertura occhiora orientamentoorahellip RS orahelliphelliphelliphellipestub orahelliphelliphellip sedutohin piedi
hhelliphelliphelliphelliphellip vestirsi hhelliphellip camminare hhelliphelliphelliphelliphellip mingere hhelliphelliphellip berehhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipeffetti
collateralihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipPONV se siterapiahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipno dolore se siterapiahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipoppNO
Dimissioneorahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
ConsensoPoliambulatorio SLucia
Via Murri 164
Bologna
DICHIARAZIONE DI AVVENUTA INFORMAZIONE E CONSENSO ALLrsquoANESTESIA
Io Sottoscrittoahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip natoa a helliphelliphelliphelliphellip
il
Dichiaro di essere stato informatoa dal Medico Anestesista drhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
che le mie condizioni di salute mi collocano nella classe ASAhelliphellip ed il rischio relativo allrsquointervento
chirurgico al quale io verrorsquo sottopostoa egrave helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ho compreso le informazioni circa il tipo di anestesia piugrave appropriato nella mia situazione e dopo avere preso in considerazione anche le eventuali alternative dograve il mio consenso al trattamento anestesiologico
concordato che saragrave il seguentehelliphelliphellip helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Sono stato informato che tale trattamento qualora si verificassero condizioni particolari che mi verranno
spiegate potrebbe essere modificato
Mi egrave stato spiegato che lrsquoanestesia pur essendo fra le metodiche piugrave sicure della medicina moderna puograve
comportare ancora oggi in rarissimi casi complicanze mortali o gravi danni permanenti in particolare di
tipo neurologico Mi ritengo adeguatamente informato e non desidero ricevere ulteriori informazioni
In seguito alla mia richiesta di ulteriori informazioni ho ricevuto e compreso ogni spiegazione sui
trattamenti anestesiologici che verranno adottati prima durante e dopo lrsquointervento In particolare ho
compreso le informazioni circa le complicanze piugrave comuni e prevedibili nel mio caso specifico che
consistono inhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Autorizzo inoltre il Medico Anestesista a comunicare notizie relative al mio stato di salute
ahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Dichiarazioni particolarihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
DATA
Firma del Paziente Firma del Medico Anestesista
helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip helliphellip
Firma del Tutorehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipdihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Drugs taken by patientshellip
bull We consistently found associations of antipsychotic and SSRI antidepressant treatment with sudden unexplaineddeath significantly raised risk ratios being found for typicaland atypical antipsychotics the latter including risperidoneand olanzapine individually and the SSRI antidepressants including citalopram fluoxetine and sertraline Individually
bull Br J Clin Pharmacol 2009 November 68(5) 743ndash751bull doi 101111j1365-2125200903496xbull PMCID PMC2791981bull Sudden death in patients receiving drugs tending to
prolong the QT intervalbull Kate Jolly1 Michael D Gammage2 Kar Keung Cheng1 Peter
Bradburn1 Miriam V Banting1 and Michael J S Langman2
J Can Dent Assoc 2009 Feb75(1)41Dental surgery for patients on anticoagulant therapy with warfarin a
systematic review and meta-analysisNematullah A Alabousi A Blanas N Douketis JD Sutherland SE
bull University of Toronto Ontario Canadabull Comment in bull Evid Based Dent 200910(2)52 bull Republished in bull Tex Dent J 2009 Dec126(12)1183-93 bull Abstractbull PURPOSE To evaluate the effect of continuing warfarin therapy on the bleeding risk of patients undergoing elective dental surgical proceduresbull METHODS Data sources were the MEDLINE and EMBASE databases the Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials a manual citation review of
the relevant literature content experts and relevant abstracts from the proceedings of the International Association for Dental Research Study selection was carried out independently by 2 reviewers as was quality assessment Data extraction was done by 3 reviewers Differences were resolved by consensus Eligible studies were randomized controlled trials that compared the effects of continuing the regular dose of warfarintherapy with the effects of discontinuing or modifying the dose on the incidence of bleeding in patients undergoing dental procedures
bull RESULTS Five trials (a total of 553 patients) met the inclusion criteria Compared with interrupting warfarin therapy (either partial or complete) perioperative continuation of warfarin with patients usual dose was not associated with an increased risk for clinically significant nonmajor bleeding (relative risk [RR] 071 95 confidence interval [CI] 039-128 p = 065 I2 = 0) or an increased risk for minor bleeding (RR 119 95 CI 090-158 p = 022 I2 = 0)
bull CONCLUSIONS Continuing the regular dose of warfarin therapy does not seem to confer an increased risk of bleeding compared with discontinuing or modifying the warfarin dose for patients undergoing minor dental procedures
Clin Oral Implants Res 2009 Sep20 Suppl 496-106What influence do anticoagulants have on oral implant therapy
A systematic reviewMadrid C Sanz M
bull bull Department of oral surgery Oral Medicine and Hospital Dentistry Department of Ambulatory Care and Community Medicine University of Lausanne
Lausanne Switzerland carlosmadridhospvdchbull Abstractbull OBJECTIVES This systematic review aims to assess the risks (both thromboembolic and bleeding) of an oral anticoagulation therapy (OAT) patient undergoing
implant therapy and to provide a management protocol to patients under OAT undergoing implant therapybull MATERIAL AND METHODS Medline Cochrane Data Base of Systematic Reviews the Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials and EMBASE (from 1980 to
December 2008) were searched for English-language articles published between 1966 and 2008 This search was completed by a hand research accessing the references cited in all identified publications
bull RESULTS Nineteen studies were identified reporting outcomes after oral surgery procedures (mostly dental extractions in patients on OAT following different management protocols and haemostatic therapies) Five studies were randomized-controlled trials (RCTs) 11 were controlled clinical trials (CCTs) and three were prospective case series The OAT management strategies as well as the protocols during and after surgery were different This heterogeneity prevented any possible data aggregation and synthesis The results from these studies are very homogeneous reporting minor bleeding in very few patients without a significant difference between the OAT patients who continue with the vitamin K antagonists vs the patients who stopped this medication before surgery These post-operative bleeding events were controlled only with local haemostatic measures tranexamic acid mouthwashes gelatine sponges and cellulose gauzess application were effective Post-operative bleeding did not correlate with the international normalised ratio (INR) status In none of the studies was a thromboembolic event reported
bull CONCLUSIONS OAT patients (INR 2-4) who do not discontinue the AC medication do not have a significantly higher risk of post-operative bleeding than non-OAT patients and they also do not have a higher risk of post-operative bleeding than OAT patients who discontinue the medication In patients with OAT (INR 2-4) without discontinuation topical haemostatic agents were effective in preventing post-operative bleeding OAT discontinuation is not recommended for minor oral surgery such as single tooth extraction or implant placement provided that this does not involve autogenous bone grafts extensive flaps or osteotomy preparations extending outside the bony envelope Evidence does not support that dental implant placement in patients on OAT is contraindicated
bull The following are the latestguidelineshowever every DDS should thinkabouthelliphellip
Guideline TitleSteps to reduce surgical risk In II guidelines for perioperative evaluation
Bibliographic Source(s)Gualandro DM Yu PC Calderaro D Marques AC Pinho C Caramelli B et al Steps to reduce surgical risk In II guidelines for perioperative evaluation Arq Bras Cardiol
201196(3 Suppl 1)23-41 [379 references]
bull Antiplatelet Agents (AAS)bull Recommendations for antiplatelet agents before noncardiac surgeriesbull Degree of Recommendation Ibull Patients with coronary artery disease and noncardiac surgery scheduled should maintain the use of
AAS at a low dose of 75 to 100 mgday except in neurosurgeries and transurethral resection of the prostate Level of Evidence B
bull Patients using dual antiplatelet therapy by means of recent angioplasty with stent should keepreceiving AAS throughout the perioperative period with discontinuation of thienopyridine 5 daysbefore surgery and reintroduction as early as possible ideally before the patient completes 10 daysof discontinuation Level of Evidence C
bull Patients receiving antiplatelet therapy only with thienopyridine and surgery scheduled with moderate to high-risk of bleeding should discontinue medication 5 days before Level of EvidenceC
bull Degree of Recommendation IIabull Keep dual antiplatelet therapy in procedures with low risk for bleeding Level of Evidence Cbull Patients receiving antiplatelet therapy only with thienopyridine and surgery scheduled with low risk
of bleeding should continue medication in the perioperative period Level of Evidence C
bull Procedures with Low Risk of Bleedingbull Cataract surgerybull Minor dermatological proceduresbull Dental procedures - hygiene simple extraction restoration endodontic and
prosthetic proceduresbull Recommendationsbull Patients at High Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence Cbull Discontinue warfarin 5 days before surgery and wait for INR lt15 to perform the procedurebull UFH or prophylactic LMWH can be used in the preoperative period if indicatedbull Postoperatively use UFH or prophylactic LMWH if indicated by the type of procedure and resume warfarin 12 to 14 hours after surgerybull Patients at Low Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence Cbull Discontinue warfarin 5 days before surgery and wait for INR lt15bull Start full-dose UFH or LMWH when INR lt20bull Discontinue intravenous UFH 4 hours before surgery and subcutaneous LMWH 24 hours before surgerybull Postoperatively restart full-dose UFH or LMWH and warfarin and 12 to 24 hours after the procedure and discontinue heparin only when the INR is within
therapeutic rangebull Patients at Intermediate Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence Cbull Depending on the individual assessment of each patient the guidelines can be followed either for the high or low risk to the discretion of the physician in
chargebull Procedures with Low Risk of Bleedingbull Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence Cbull Perform the procedure with an INR within the therapeutic range ndash it is not necessary to discontinue the anticoagulantbull If INR gt3 discontinue anticoagulation therapy one or two days before surgery and reintroduce it the night after surgery
Endocarditis Prophylaxis
bull Dental Procedures and Prevention of Infective Endocarditisbull Dental procedures with higher risk for bacteremia are subgingival placement of antibiotic fibers or strips dental extractions dental implants or reimplants endodontic and periodontal
procedures placement of orthodontic bands and procedures with significant bleeding Whenever high-risk patients undergo these procedures should receive antibiotic prophylaxis Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence C It is likely that low-income populations with little access to health care with heart diseases other than those cited in Table 2 (below) also benefit from infective endocarditis (IE) prophylaxis before dental procedures Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence C
bull Table 2 Patients at Risk of Acquiring Severe Infective Endocarditisbull Patient with prosthetic heart valvebull Valvular heart disease corrected with prosthetic materialbull History of infective endocarditisbull Acquired valvular heart disease in patient who underwent heart transplantbull Uncorrected cyanotic congenital heart diseasebull Corrected cyanotic congenital heart disease that evolves with residual lesionbull Congenital heart disease corrected with prosthetic materialbull Surgical Procedures and Prevention of Infective Endocarditisbull Indications for Endocarditis Prophylaxisbull Degree of Recommendation Ibull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will be subjected to dental procedures with a high probability of significant bacteremia (see Table 3 below)
Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Table 3 Dental Procedures and Indication of Infective Endocarditis Prophylaxisbull Indicated Not Recommended ndash Any Patients Who Will Undergo the Procedures Belowbull For patients at risk for severe infective endocarditis and who will undergo procedures involving manipulation of gingival tissue periodontal region or perforation of oral mucosa Local
anesthesia in non-infected tissuebull Dental X-raybull Placement or removal of bracesbull Adjustment of bracesbull Placement of parts in bracesbull Natural loss of milk toothbull Bleeding originated from the trauma of the oral mucosa or lipsbull Degree of Recommendation IIabull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria on Table 2 (above) and who will undergo dental procedures with a high
probability of significant bacteremia (see Table 3 above) Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will undergo genitourinary or gastrointestinal procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic
regimen (see Table 11 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will undergo esophageal or respiratory tract procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen
(see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Degree of Recommendation IIbbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo dental procedures that do not meet
the criteria on Table 3 (above) Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo genitourinary or gastrointestinal
procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen (see Table 11 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo esophageal or respiratory tract
procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Degree of Recommendation IIIbull There is no indication for IE prophylaxis in patients with interatrial communication alone interventricular communication or corrected patent ductus arteriosus and without residual
flow myocardial revascularization surgery mitral valve prolapse without regurgitation after placement of stents innocent heart murmurs patients with pacemakers or implantablecardioverter-defibrillators (ICDs) history of Kawasaki disease or rheumatic fever without valve dysfunction who will undergo dental esophageal respiratory tract genitourinary or
Guideline on antibiotic prophylaxis for dental patients at risk for infection
Bibliographic Source(s)Clinical Affairs Committee Council on Clinical Affairs Guideline on
antibiotic prophylaxis for dental patients at risk for infection Chicago (IL) American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) 2011 5 p [27
references]bull Major Recommendationsbull The conservative use of antibiotics is indicated to minimize the risk of developing resistance to current antibiotic regimens Given the increasing number of organisms that have
developed resistance to current antibiotic regimens as well as the potential for an adverse anaphylactic reaction to the drug administered it is best to be judicious in the use of antibiotics for the prevention of infective endocarditis (IE) and other distant-site infections
bull Patients with Cardiac Conditionsbull Dental practitioners should consider prophylactic measures to minimize the risk of IE in patients with underlying cardiac conditions The risk of developing IE can arise from a combination
of high-risk patients and dental procedures However at-risk patients with poor oral hygiene and gingival bleeding after routine activities (eg toothbrushing) also have shown an increased potential for developing complications of IE It therefore is recommended to encourage daily good oral hygiene practices to reduce gingivitis as part of the prophylacticregimen These patients andor parents need to be educated and motivated to maintain personal oral hygiene through daily plaque removal including flossing Greater emphasis shouldbe placed on improved access to dental care and oral health in patients with underlying cardiac conditions at high risk for IE and less focus on a dental procedure and antibiotic coverage Professional prevention strategies should be based upon the individuals assessed risk for caries and periodontal disease
bull Specific recommendations from the latest American Heart Association (AHA) guideline on prevention of IE are included in the tables below The AHA recommends antibiotic prophylaxisonly for those whose underlying cardiac conditions are associated with the highest risk of adverse outcome (see Table 1 below) Such conditions include prosthetic heart valves previoushistory of IE unrepaired or incompletely repaired cyanotic congenital heart disease (CHD) completely repaired congenital heart defect with prosthetic material or device during the first 6 months after the procedure repaired CHD with residual defects at the site or adjacent to the site of a prosthetic patch or device and cardiac transplantation recipients who developcardiac valvulopathy In addition to those diagnoses listed in the AHA guidelines patients with a reported history of injection drug use may be considered at risk for developing IE in the absence of cardiac anomalies Although quite rare complications from intraoral tongue piercing can include IE among patients with a pre-existing cardiac valvular condition andor history of injection drug use Consultation with the patients physician may be necessary to determine susceptibility to bacteremia-induced infections
bull Antibiotics are recommended for all dental procedures that involve manipulation of gingival tissue or the periapical region of teeth or perforation of the oral mucosa (see Table 2 below) Specific antibiotic regimens can be found in Table 3 in the original guideline document Practitioners and patientsparents can review the entire AHA guidelines in the AHA CirculationJournal archives httpcircahajournalsorgcgicontentfull116151736 for additional background information as well as discussion of special circumstances (eg patients already receiving antibiotic therapy patients on anticoagulant therapy)
bull Patients with Compromised Immunitybull Patients with a compromised immune system may not be able to tolerate a transient bacteremia following invasive dental procedures These non-cardiac factors can place a patient with
compromised immunity at risk for distant-site infection from a dental procedure This category includes but is not limited to patients with the following medical conditionsbull Immunosuppression secondary tobull Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)bull Severe combined immunodeficiency (SCIDS)bull Neutropeniabull Cancer chemotherapybull Hematopoietic stem cell or solid organ transplantationbull Head and neck radiotherapybull Autoimmune disease (eg juvenile arthritis systemic lupus erythematosus)bull Sickle cell anemiabull Asplenism or status post splenectomybull Chronic steroid usagebull Diabetesbull Bisphosphonate therapybull Consultation with the childs physician is recommended for management of patients with a compromised immune system Discussion of antibiotic prophylaxis for patients undergoing
chemotherapy irradiation and hematopoietic cell transplantation appears in a separate American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) guideline (see the National GuidelineClearinghouse [NGC] summary Guideline on Dental Management of Pediatric Patients Receiving Chemotherapy Hematopoietic Cell Transplantation andor Radiation)
bull Patients with Shunts Indwelling Vascular Catheters or Medical Devicesbull The AHA recommends that antibiotic prophylaxis for nonvalvular devices including indwelling vascular catheters (central lines) and cardiovascular implantable electronic devices (CIED)
is indicated only at the time of placement of these devices in order to prevent surgical site infection The AHA found no convincing evidence that microorganisms associated with dentalprocedures cause infection of CIED and nonvalvular devices at any time after implantation The infections occurring after device implantation most often are caused by Staphylococcusaureus and coagulase negative staphylococci or other microorganisms that are non-oral in origin but are associated with surgical implantation or other active infections The AHA furtherstates that immunosuppression is not an independent risk factor for nonvalvular device infections immunocompromised hosts who have those devices should receive antibioticprophylaxis as advocated for immunocompetent hosts Consultation with the childs physician is recommended for management of patients with nonvalvular devices
Cardiac Conditions Associated with the Highest Risk of AdverseOutcome from Endocarditis for Which Prophylaxis with Dental
Procedures Is Reasonable
bull Prosthetic cardiac valve or prosthetic material used for cardiac valve repair
bull Previous infective endocarditisbull Congenital heart disease (CHD)bull Unrepaired cyanotic CHD including palliative shunts and conduitsbull Completely repaired congenital heart defect with prosthetic
material or device whether placed by surgery or by catheterintervention during the first 6 months after the procedure
bull Repaired CHD with residual defects at the site or adjacent to the site of a prosthetic patch or prosthetic device (which inhibitendothelialization)
bull Cardiac transplantation recipients who develop cardiac valvulopathy
Dental Procedures for which Endocarditis ProphylaxisIs Reasonable for Patients in Table 1
bull All dental procedures that involve manipulation of gingival tissue or the periapical region of teeth or perforation of the oral mucosa
bull The following procedures and events do not needprophylaxis routine anesthetic injections throughnoninfected tissue taking dental radiographs placement of removable prosthodontic or orthodonticappliances adjustment of orthodontic appliances placement of orthodontic brackets shedding of deciduous teeth and bleeding from trauma to the lipsor oral mucosa
Considerations for Perioperative Anticoagulationarfarin therapy - management during invasive procedures and
surgeryBibliographic Source(s)
Medical Services Commission Warfarin therapy - management during invasive procedures and surgery Victoria (BC) British Columbia Medical Services Commission 2010 Oct 1 7 p [8 references]
bull Note Always consult with the surgeon and anesthesiologist aboutbull Risk of bleedingbull Goal INRbull Acceptable INR for surgerybull Baseline INR is recommended in every case and this will guide further therapybull Always discuss with surgeon and anesthesiologist what the INR should be before surgery (goal INR)bull An INR lt15 is generally acceptable except for neurosurgery ocular surgery and procedures requiring spinal anesthesia or epidural analgesia (Horlocker et al
2003)bull Risk of bleedingbull In general the type of procedure determines the risk of bleeding and how long anticoagulation must be withheld post-operativelybull Discontinuation of warfarin is essential for these procedures associated with a high risk of bleeding
ndash Procedures that the body cavity is entered eg open thoracic abdominal or pelvic surgeryndash Percutaneous needle procedures in non-compressible sites including organ biopsiesndash Any type of prostatic surgeryndash Surgery sites where minor bleeding can cause significant morbidity (eg central nervous system [CNS] and intraocular procedures)ndash Major arthroplasty surgery eg hip or knee replacement
bull Discontinuation of warfarin is usually not necessary for these procedures associated with a low risk of bleedingndash Percutaneous needle procedures in readily compressible sites (eg peripheral venous access)ndash Many skin proceduresndash Routine dental procedures (eg hygiene simple extractions restorations endodontics prosthetics)
ndash Endoscopy without biopsy
bull Assess the risk of bleeding from the procedure with the assistance of the surgeon and anesthesiologistC
Guidelines for pre-operative cardiac risk assessment and perioperative cardiac management in non-cardiac surgeryBibliographic Source(s)
Task Force for Preoperative Cardiac Risk Assessment and Perioperative [trunc] European Society of Anaesthesiology Poldermans D Bax JJ Boersma E De Hert S Eeckhout E Fowkes G Gorenek B Hennerici MG Iung B Kelm M Kjeldsen KP Kristensen SD Lopez-Sendon J Pelosi P Philippe F Pierard L Ponikowski P Schmid JP Sellevold OF Sicari R Van den Berghe G Vermassen F Guidelines for pre-operative cardiac risk
assessment and perioperative cardiac management in non-cardiac surgery Eur Heart J 2009 Nov30(22)2769-812 [238 references] PubMed
bull Pre-operative Evaluationbull Surgical Risk for Cardiac Eventsbull Although patient-specific factors are more important than surgery-specific factors in predicting the cardiac risk for noncardiac surgical procedures
the type of surgery cannot be ignored when evaluating a particular patient undergoing an intervention With regard to cardiac risk surgicalinterventions can be divided into low-risk intermediate-risk and high-risk groups with estimated 30-day cardiac event rates (cardiac death and myocardial infarction [MI]) of lt1 1ndash5 and gt5 respectively (see table below) Although only a rough estimation this risk stratification providesa good indication of the need for cardiac evaluation drug treatment and assessment of risk for cardiac events
bull Table Surgical Riska Estimatebull Low-risk lt1 Intermediate-risk 1-5 High-risk gt5bull Breastbull Dentalbull Endocrinebull Eyebull Gynaecologybull Reconstructivebull Orthopaedic-minor (knee surgery)bull Urologic-minor Abdominalbull Carotidbull Peripheral arterial angioplastybull Endovascular aneurysm repairbull Head and neck surgerybull Neurologicalorthopaedic-major (hip and spine surgery)bull Pulmonary renalliver transplantbull Urologic-major Aortic and major vascular surgerybull Peripheral vascular surgerybull aRisk of MI and cardiac death within 30 days after surgery Modified from Boersma et al Perioperative cardiovascular mortality in noncardiac
surgery validation of the Lee cardiac risk index Am J Med 20051181134ndash1141
Segni vitali
bull Prima di ogni trattamento dovrebbero essere misurati i segni vitaliPAFCrespirazione e temperatura
Inserire fot Omron
IMG_6728JPG
ContecVital Signs Monitor PatientMonitor with CE Certificate
(CMS5000)
Riconoscere una emergenza
bull Segni e sintomi di emergenza incipiente
ndash Dolore toracico
ndash Cute pallida
ndash Sudorazione
ndash Vomito(nausea)
ndash RESPIRAZIONE IRREGOLARE
ndash SENSAZIONI STRANE O INSOLITE
ndash Modificazioni delle frequenza e o della pressione
Codice di deontologia medica
bull Art 7 ndash Obbligo drsquointervento drsquourgenza Il medico
e devetempestivamente attivarsi per assicurare ognispecifica adeguata assistenza
Procedure iniziali nellrsquoemergenzabull Interrompere la procedura
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull Chiamare il kit di emergenza
bull Valutare lo stato di coscienzase incoscienteabbassare la poltrona trendelemburg
bull Somministrare O2se coscienteocchialinise incosciente ma respira maschera se incosciente e non respira pallone e maschera
Algoritmo di base
bull PABCDbull Posizionare
bull A airway
bull B breathing
bull Ccirculation
bull Ddefinitivo o diagnosi
Come valutare lo stato di coscienza
1 come definirlo cosciente
vigile
soporoso
coma
2 come riconoscerlo stimolo verbale
stimolo doloroso
3 come valutarlo risposta verbale
apertura occhi
risposta motoria
Valutare le vie aereeaprire la bocca
estendere il capo e sostenere il mentoimpiegare lrsquoaspirazione se necessario
Valutare la respirazionese non respiradai due respiri con ossigeno 100
se in apneainserisci la cannula orofaringea chiama per lrsquoAED
Valutare la circolazionecerca il polsocarotide(radiale)
in assenza di polsopreparati per CPRmettere il paziente in pianomeglio al suolo iniziare MCE
applicare lrsquoAED se crsquoegrave il polsovalutare la frequenza e la forza
Distress
bull Respiratoriobroncospasmoasma
bull ToracicodoloreanginaMI
bull Psicologicoagitazioneconvulsioni
bull Prevenire il distress
ndash Ambiente accoglientetranquillorilassato
ndash Minimizzare la paurail freddo
ndash Mantenere PA e FC e respirazione nei limiti
ndash Non interrompere la terapia
Valutare il paz e la situazionebull Controllare i segni vitali del pazientePAFCrespirazionecolorebull Non tentare di trasportare il paziente da solibull Chiama immediatamente il 118 se
ndash Arresto cardiacondash Arresto respiratoriondash incoscienzagt 1 minndash Stato confusionale prolungatondash Dolore toracico gt 5 min non alleviato dal venitrinndash Difficoltagrave respiratoriandash Convulsionindash Ipotensione grave o tachicardia()
bull Tratta il paziente in emergenza finchegrave non arriva il soccorsobull Tieni pronta la cartella e quanto fatto finora per la squadra di soccorsobull Compila la scheda delle emergenze in studio
What types of emergencies can be expected in the dental office
Ostruzione delle vie aeree
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentoimprovvisaafferrare la gola(segno universale)ndash Stridorendash Tosse violentandash Dispneaspasmindash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Tosse forzatandash Compressione addominalendash Percussione dorsale con paziente curvo in avanti ndash Ossigenazione ndash Ispezione delle prime vie aereendash laringoscopiopinza di Magillaspiratorendash Chiamare aiutondash Trasferimento in ospedale per broncoscopia in urgenza
How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver You tubehttpyoutubekJDpr05zmB4
bull How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver
bull Edited by Bob Robertson Rob S Nicole Willson Travis Derouin and 37 others
bull Googlewikihow
Airway obstruction management
Asmabroncospasmo
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentondash Sensazione di peso sul toracendash stridorendash Tossendash Dispneandash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Posizionare il pazsedutobraccia in avantindash Ossigenondash Spray con salbutamol 2 puffripeti dopo 5 min se inefficacendash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
bull httpyoutubekff3co6xwik
bull httpyoutubeEK8nzKzdnIM
bull httpyoutubewlygTaY4ioc
Arresto cardiaco
bull Segni e sintomibull Non rispondebull Non respirabull Non ha polsobull Trattamento
ndash Mettere il paz supinotavola sotto il torace o stendere sul pavimento
ndash Chiamare aiutondash Attaccare AED e seguire le istruzionindash Iniziare CPRndash Ossigenare ventilazione con pallone e maschera
bull httpyoutubeI-eFjl2G9vg
Emerg Med J 2012 Nov29(11)890-3 Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
Segal N Laurent F Maman L Plaisance P Augustin P
bull Source
bull Emergency Department Lariboisiegravere Hospital Paris 7 University (Paris Diderot) Paris France drnicolassegalgmailcom
bull Conflicting studies exist about the effectiveness of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on a dental chair In some situations dental surgeons are obliged to perform CPR with the patient on the chair Feedback devices are supposed to guide the compression depth in order to improve the quality of CPR but some devices are based on an accelerometer that can theoretically report erroneous results because of the lack of rigidity of a dental chair
bull OBJECTIVE
bull The aim of this study was to evaluate the accuracy of these devices to guide chest compressions on a dental chair
Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
bull METHODSbull A prospective randomised crossover equivalencenon-inferiority study was conducted to compare
the values of compression depths provided by the feedback device (Real CPR Help(reg) delivered by Zollcopy Medical Corporation Chelmsford MA USA) with the real measurements provided by the manikin (Resusci Anne(reg) Advanced SkillTrainer Laerdal Medical AScopy Norway) Chest-compression-only CPR was performed by 15 Basic Life Support instructors who carried out two rounds of continuous CPR for 2 min each Data were analysed with a correlation test a Bland-Altman method and a Wilcoxon test Statistical significance was defined as plt005
bull RESULTSbull A significant difference was found between the mean depths of compression measured by the
feedback device and the manikin on a dental chair and on the floor (plt00001) The feedback device overestimated the depth of chest compressions and Bland-Altman analysis demonstrated poor agreement
bull CONCLUSION
bull This study indicates that feedback devices with accelerometer technology are not sufficiently reliable to ensure adequate chest compression on dental chairs
Angina
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato
alle spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash sollievo con NTGsi spera ndash Ansiapalloresudorazionetachicardia
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minNatispraysublinguale ndash Ossigenondash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
Localizzazioni del dolore anginoso
Sharplocalized
radiating or notmay radiate to
teeth
You tube3 IUSB angina attack
bull httpyoutubeufyxHSSvcG8
bull Molto pertinente
bull httpyoutubejd-9DSDWSsI
bull Angina pectoris medical emergency
Infarto miocardico
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato alle
spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash Mancato sollievo con NTG ndash Dispneasincopediaforesimorte improvvisa
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minndash Ossigenondash Aspirina 165-325 mgndash AnalgesicomorfinabuprenorfinaN2Ondash Chiamare aiutondash Posizionare AED ndash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
ndash MONAMorfinaossigenonitroglicerinaaspirina
Fattori di rischio per cardiopatia ischemica
bull Etagravebull Sesso maschilema = gt 65 annibull Ipertensionebull DislipidemieColestTGHDL lowbull Diabetebull Fumobull Familiaritagravebull Malattie infiammatorie sistemiche collagenopatiebull Obesitagrave bull Metabolic syndrome This has been characterized by the presence of
hyperinsulinemia (fasting glucose level ge 100 mgdL) abdominal obesity (waist circumference gt40 in for men or gt35 in for women) decreased HDL cholesterol levels (lt 40 mgdL for men or lt 50 mgdL for women) hypertriglyceridemia (gt150 mgdL) and hypertension (ge 13085 mm Hg) Based on data from the 2000 US census an estimated 47 million Americans have the metabolic syndrome Patients with the metabolic syndrome have a 3-fold increased risk for coronary atherosclerosis and stroke compared with those without this syndrome
Fattori precipitanti lrsquoischemia
bull Sforzo fisico
bull Basse temperature
bull Digestione
bull Tachicardiafebbreipertiroidismo
bull Emozionistressndash Psichico(pauracontatto
ravvicinatooppressionecostrizioneinpossibilitagrave di muiversidi parlareodori sgradevolivista irritante o sgradevole
ndash dolore
bull Innalzamento vita media
bull Miglioramento condizioni socio-economiche ()
bull Procedure odontoiatriche sempre piugrave conservative
Maggiore frequenza di cardiopatici nella pratica odontoiatrica
Fattori stressantistressors
bull Malattiapersonale o di amici o famigliaribull Morte di un famigliare o di una persona amatabull Problemi di relazioni interpersonalibull Sovraccarico di lavorobull Inizio di un lavoro nuovobull disoccupazionebull pensionebull gravidanzabull affollamentobull traslocobull problemi della vita di tutti i giornirdquocopingrdquobull Problemi legalibull Problemi finanziaribull Perfezionismobull Eccecc
Quindinel paziente cardiopatico(ma anche negli altri)
Sedazione con BZD (short antagonizzabili)
bull Sedazione cosciente con N2O
bull empatia
bull Buona analgesia
Fin qui nov 10
bull httpyoutubeSuFvAbf_uJs
bull anginal and heart attack
Puntata ipertensiva
bull Segni e sintomindash Cefaleavertiginironziindash Disturbi della vistandash Cardiopalmo(tachicardia)ndash (dispnea)ndash Epistassi
bull Trattamentondash Nifedipina(nifedicor)5-15 gtt sublingualiOppndash Clonidina(catapresan) mezza1 fiala im o ev lentaOppndash Furosemide(Lasix) 1 2 fl im o ev lentandash Ossigenoterapia(occhialini)
Aritmie
bull Senza ECG
bull ipocineticheipercinetiche
Allergia
ndash Limitata ad un sistema o generalizzatandash Faringe e prime vie aereeedema angioneuroticondash Tratto respiratorioasmabroncospasmostridorendash Cuteorticariapruritondash Anafilassitutti i precedenti+collasso cardiocircolatoriondash DDangioedema ereditario
ndash Segni e sintomindash Pruritoarrossamentopomfiedema labbramucose boccafaringehellipndash Distress respiratorioasmandash Ipotensionepolso piccolofrequentepallore
bull Ossigenobull Chiamare aiutobull Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
anafilassi
bull Posizione supina
bull Ossigenazione
bull Adrenalina im 05mg
bull Liquidi evndash Antistaminico trimeton 10 mg im
ndash Cortisone
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull In caso di arrestoCPR
Cause di allergia
bull Materiali implantari e amalgama metallititanioporcellane e metalli nobili mercurio
bull Latexdighebull Acrilatibull Formaldeidebull Clorexidinabull AL e conservanti (metilparaben)
bull patch testing prick testing and blood tests for allergen-specific IgE
Sincope vasovagalesvenimentobull Segni e sintomi
ndash Svenimentondash Nausea ndash Debolezzandash Pallorendash Cute fredda e sudatandash Polso rallentatoma prima tachindash Ipotensionendash Discomfort addominalendash Midriasindash sbadiglio
bull Trattamentondash Posizione supinandash Elevare gli arti infndash Ossigenondash Monitorizzare ndash Atropina 05 mg im o iv
Fattori scatenanti psicogenipauraansiastress emotivocattive notiziedolorespecie se improvviso ed inaspettatovista del sanguestrumenti chirurgicisiringhe
Fattori scatenanti non psicogeniStazione erettaFame da salto del pasto o da dietaEsaurimentostanchezzaCattive condizioni fisicheAmbiente caldo-umidoAffollamentoSesso maschileGiovani16-35 anni
Pathophysiology
Stress
Catecholamines release
Decreased peripheral vascular resistance amp uarr blood flow to peripheral muscles
darr venous return
darr circulatory blood vol amp drop in arterial BP
Activation of Compensatory mechanisms
Reflex bradycardia develops (lt 50)
Significant drop in cardiac output associated with fall in BP below the critical level
Cerebral ischemia amp loss of consciousness
Assess consciousness (loss of response to sensory stimulation)
Activate office emergency system
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Perform additional procedures
Administer aromatic ammonia
Administer atropine if bradycardia persists
Do not panic
Post syncopal recovery- delayed recovery-
Postpone dental treatment Activate EMS
Determine precipitating factors
POSTURAL HYPOTENSION
Predisposing factors
bull Administration and ingestion of drugs eg antihypertensives like sodium depleting diuretics calcium channel blockers ampganglion blocking agents sedatives and narcotics histamine blockers levo dopa
bull Prolonged period of recumbency or convalescence
bull Inadequate postural reflex
bull Late stage pregnancy
bull Advanced age
bull Venous defects in legs (eg varicose veins)
bull Recovery from sympathectomy
bull Addissonrsquos disease
bull Physical exhaustion and starvation
bull Chronic postural hypotension (Shy ndash Drager syndrome)
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
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bull Segni e sintomibull Senso di fame
ndash Parola strascicataincoerentendash Comportamento alteratondash Polso rapidondash Apprensioneansiairrequietezzaaggressivitagravendash Disorientamentoperdita di coscienzandash Tremorindash sudorazione
bull Trattamentondash Succo di fruttacaramellazuccherino posndash Se egrave avvenuta perdita di coscienzaglucosio evndash Nel dubbio tra iper e ipoglicemiameglio somministrare glucosio comunque
ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
bull httpyoutubenEbsKfLl1n4
bull Acquisti materiale consumabiledoctorshopdoctorpoint
autorizzazione acquisto FU-3doc
SIAD Ozzano Emilia via Libertagrave 17 wwwsiadcom
bull ALLEGATO 3 ndash DICHIARAZIONE SOSTITUTIVA DI CERTIFICAZIONE (ai sensi dellrsquoart 46 del DPR 28122000 n 445)bull
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bull Illa sottoscrittoahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
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bull con sede inhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
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bull Consapevole delle sanzioni penali nel caso di dichiarazioni non veritiere di formazione o uso di atti falsi richiamate dallrsquoart 76 del DPR n 4452000bull
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bull di essere soggetto autorizzato al rifornimento allrsquoingrosso di gas medicinali e di impiegare gli stessi sotto la propria sola responsabilitagravebull
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bull helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull Luogo Data helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull buongiornobull non possiamo vendere medicinali a studi medici che non abbiano
sottoscritto lrsquoallegato che Le inoltrobull
bull Riesce ad inoltrare ai due medici il modulo facendomelo poi avere via e-mail o via fax allo 051 796026
bull Grazie millebull
bull Massimiliano Lucchinabull Servizio Venditabull
bull SIAD SpA | I-40064 Ozzano dellEmilia (BO) - Via della Libertagrave 17bull Tel +39 051 799399 | Fax +39 051 796026bull massimiliano_lucchinasiadeu | wwwsiadcom
Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
La valigetta degli orrori set di rianimazione completo di bombola ricaricabile di ossigeno da 05 LT in acciaio riduttore con manometro ed erogatore pallone rianimatore maschera rianimazione 2 cannule di Guedel pinza tiralingua apribocca elicoidale tubo atossico in contenitore plastico antiurto
Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
bull
Essere preparati
bull Staff preparato per CPR
bull Piano di emergenza scritto
bull numero tel di emergenza
ad ogni postazione
bull Kit di emergenza pronto e
tutti sanno dove egrave
bull Verifica routinaria del
contenuto e scadenze
The health history should include information regarding the patientrsquos past and present health status
Physical Status ClassificationsASA
ASA classification of physical status
Classificationswwwasahqorgclinicalphysicalstatushtm accessed april 2007
bull ASA 1 ---Normally healthy patient without medical problems
bull ASA 2 --- Mild well controlled systemic disease --- no functional limitation
bull ASA 3 --- Severe systemic disease that results in functional limitation but non incapacitating
bull ASA 4 --- Severe systemic disease that is a constant threat to life
bull ASA 5 --- Moribund patient not expected to survive regardless of operation
bull ASA 6 --- A declared dead patient whose organs are being removed for donation
Estimated Energy Requirements for Various Activities
NYHA Classification - The Stages of HeartFailure(rivista)
bull La valutazione secondo la NYHA classifica la funzionedisfunzione cardiaca a seconda dei sintomi legati alle normali attivitagrave quotidiane e alla qualitagrave di vita del paziente
bull Classe e sintomibull Classe I (normale) Non limitazioni alla attivitagrave fisicaLe attivitagrave
ordinarie non causano particolare faticapalpitazioni o dispneabull Classe II (Moderata ) Lieve limitazione alla attivitagrave fisica a
riposo OKma attivitagrave routinarie causano faticapalpitazionidispneaangina
bull Class III (Marcata) Marcata limitazione alla attivitagrave fisica a riposo okma attivitagrave meno che routinarie causano faticapalpitazionidispneangina
bull Class IV (Severa) incapacitagrave di eseguire qualsiasi attivitagraveConattivitagrave anche minima sintomi di insufficienza cardiaca anche a riposocon aumento dei disturbi allrsquoinizio del movimento
Classificazione obbiettiva
bull Classificazione con valutazione oggettiva bull A non crsquoegrave evidenza di malattia cardiovascolare non ci sono sintomi negrave
limitazioni alla attivitagrave fisica ordinariabull B evidenza oggettiva di minima malattia cardiovascolareSintomi modesti e
lieve diminuzione attivitagrave durante attivitagrave routinariaA riposo ok bull C evidenza oggettiva di malattia cardiovascolare moderata-severaMarcata
limitazione delle attivitagrave per la comparsa di sintomi anche durante attivitagrave meno che normaliA riposo ok
bull D evidenza oggettiva di malattia cardiovascolare severaLimitazionisevereSintomi anche a riposo
bull For Examplebull A patient with minimal or no symptoms but a large pressure gradient across the aortic valve or severe obstruction of the left
main coronary artery is classifiedbull Function Capacity I Objective Assessment Dbull A patient with severe anginal syndrome but angiographically normal coronary arteries is classifiedbull Functional Capacity IV Objective Assessment A
PREOP ASSESSMENT
ldquoAt Riskrdquo Patients for Sedation or Analgesia
bull The ASA physical status risk classification of 3 or greater
bull Critical care patients
bull Extremes in age (lt1 or gt70 years of age)
bull Patients with chronic respiratory disease chronic obstructive pulmonary disease emphysemaCHRanginahellip
bull History of sleep apnea
bull Mentally and neurologically handicapped patients
bull Patients at risk for aspiration (ie hiatal hernia with regurgitation diabetes with gastroparesis)
bull Altered mental status
Relative Contraindications
Contraindications
bull Physical Examination
ndash Respiratory distress (wheezing stridor etc)
ndash Hypotension
ndash Morbid obesity
ndash OSA
Contraindications (continued)
bull Physical Examination
ndash Craniofacial abnormalities
ndash Short neck
ndash Decreased hyoid-mental distance (lt3cm in adult)
ndash Distorted landmarks on anterior surface of neck
Contraindications (continued)
bull Physical Examination
ndash Limited mouth opening
ndash Receding chin
ndash Large tongue
ndash Unable to view base of uvula with mouth open and tongue protruding
Pregnancy
bull Patients who are trying to conceive are pregnant or are breast-feeding must inform their dentist in advance of their appointment
Mallampati Classificationbull Class 1 Full visibility of tonsils uvula and soft palate
bull Class 2 Visibility of hard and soft palate upper portion of tonsils and uvula
bull Class 3 Soft and hard palate and base of the uvula are visible
bull Class 4 Only hard palate is visible
The Mallampati classification is used to
predict the ease of intubation It is
determined by looking at the anatomy of
the oral cavity Specifically it is based
on the visibility of the base of uvula
faucial pillars and soft palate Scoring
may be done with or without phonation
A high Mallampati score (class 3 or 4) is
associated with more difficult intubation
as well as a higher incidence of sleep
apnea
OSA screening
clinical diagnosis of OSA
bull The clinical diagnosis of OSA was defined as AHI(apnea hypopnea) greater than 5 with fragmented sleep and daytime sleepiness
bull According to the American Academy of Sleep Medicine practice guideline the severity of OSA is determined by the AHI 5ndash15 mild greater than 15ndash30 moderate greater than 30 severe
STOPsnoretiredobserved(stopped breathing)pressure
STOP QuestionnaireA Tool to Screen Patients for Obstructive Sleep ApneaAnesthesiology 2008 108812ndash21
Stop tradottoquasi corrisponde
bull SmdashldquoDo you snore loudly (louder than talking or loud enough to be heard through closed doors)rdquoRussi forte+ che parlare a voce alta
tanto da essere udito a porta chiusaSornacchiarebull TmdashldquoDo you often feel tired fatigued or sleepy during daytimerdquoti
senti stancoaffaticato o sonnolento durante il giorno Tiratohelliphellip
bull OmdashldquoHas anyone observed you stop breathing during your sleepNessuno ti ha osservato fermare il respiro durante il sonnoosservato
bull rdquo PmdashldquoDo you have or are you being treated for high blood pressure Hai o sei stato in terapia per ipertensionePressione
Screening of patients
Poliambulatorio helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip Modulo di consenso informato per procedure chirurgiche ambulatoriali o day surgery Da consegnare al momento della prenotazione e riportare
Si prega di leggere attentamente e riempire con i dati richiesti sopra le parti indicate dai puntini(datacittagravecognomenomeinterventofirma)
Datahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Cittagravehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip Io sottoscrittohelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Dichiaro di attenermi alle seguenti disposizioni
I)non assumere alcun cibo nelle 6 ore precedenti linterventone liquidi nelle due ore
precedenti raccomandazioni per il digiuno preoperatorio
MATERIALE INGERITO TEMPO MINIMO DI DIGIUNO
Liquidi chiari (acquacaffegravethe succo senza polpa bibite
gasate)
2 ore
Pasto leggero (toast e bibita) 6 ore
2)di non guidare alcuna automobile o motocicletta o bicicletta od utilizzare qualsiasi
macchinario nelle 24 ore seguenti Ianestesia o sedazione
3)di non assumere alcoolici nelle 24 ore seguenti lanestesia o sedazione
4)di farmi riaccompagnare alla mia residenza da un adulto responsabile
5)di rimanere in compagnia di un adulto responsabile una volta tornato al domicilio
6) di non assumere alcuna decisione importante ne firmare documenti
importanti(testamentoassicurazioni ecc)nelle 24 ore seguenti
7)di vestirmi in modo praticocosicchegrave il vestiario possa essere facilmente rimosso e
indossato e riposto in un armadiettoper estute da ginnastica con maniche larghe e
apertura frontale 8)di non portare gioielli o altri oggetti di valore in ambulatorio
9)di mettermi in contatto con lunitagrave chirurgica ambulatoriale nel caso insorga una
qualsiasi complicanza postoperatoria
10) di assumere o avere giagrave assunto la mia terapia agli intervalli soliticon un poco
di acqua se necessario
FIRMA
IDquest day surg e consensodoc
Screening of patients 2
CM 1312009
DottClaudio Melloni
Specialista in Anestesia e Rianimazione
Via Fossolo 28
40138 Bologna
tel051390048
Questionario preoperatorio di autocompilazione Si prega di barrare la risposta esatta con un segnetto o un cerchietto eo riempire gli spazi sopra i
puntini con le informazioni richiesteTutte le risposte sono confidenziali e coperte dal segreto
professionaleGrazie
Cognome e nomehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
indirizzoviahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipcittagravehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipCaphellip
telhelliphelliphelliphellip
etagravehellip peso in kghellip altezza in cmhellip
Si sente ammalato SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ha o ha avuto una malattia seria SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ha affanno dopo sforzo SI NO
Ha tosse SI NO
Ha sibili respiratori SI NO
Ha dolore al petto da sforzo SI NO
Ha gonfiore alle caviglie SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie di cuore SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie dei polmoni SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie di fegato SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie dello stomaco reflussoulcera SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie dei reni SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie muscolari SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie cerebrali SI NO
Ha assunto farmaci negli ultimi tre mesi SI NO
Se Siqualihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Prende gocce nasali o oculari SI NO
Egrave allergico a qualche medicinale SI NO
Ersquo allergico a qualche cibo SI NO
Ha subito interventi o anestesie negli ultimi 3 mesi
SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Egrave mai stato operato prima drsquoora SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ci sono state strane storie in famiglia di incidenti insorti durante o subito dopo anestesia
SI NO
Porta occhiali o lenti a contatto SI NO
Porta protesi dentarie o ponti mobili SI NO Beve piugrave di in bicchiere di vino o di un superalcoolico al giorno
SI NO Fuma SI NO
Se Siquanto Ci sono stati altri problemi di salute fisica o mentale non compresi in questa lista
SI NO
Se Siqualihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Fa movimento o sport SI NO
Se sigraveche cosa(per es biciclettalavori di casaortoraccolta fruttaecc) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Raccolta dati
cM 1195
data sedehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
COGNOME E NOME
INDIRIZZO TELhelliphelliphelliphellip
ETAgrave PESO(KG) ALTEZZA(CM) ASA
INTERVENTO
ANESTESISTACHIRURGO
anestetico locale Si No farmacomg
adrenalina Si No dose
via aerea spont guedel maschera IOT IRT COPA LMA
respirazionespont ass man IPPV O2 si no maschera occhialini
Premedicazioneora
induzione(farmacidosi)
mantenimento
inizio anestesiaora inizio chirurgiaora
Via
venosa
fleboclisi 1 2 3 4 MAC opp
AG
Min PAS PAD Fc SaO2 EtCO2 Osservazioni bas
5
10
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totalifarmaciipnoticisedativian algesicimi orilassanti
altri stopanalgesia
fine anestesiaora fine chirurgiaora
apertura occhiora orientamentoorahellip RS orahelliphelliphelliphellipestub orahelliphelliphellip sedutohin piedi
hhelliphelliphelliphelliphellip vestirsi hhelliphellip camminare hhelliphelliphelliphelliphellip mingere hhelliphelliphellip berehhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipeffetti
collateralihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipPONV se siterapiahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipno dolore se siterapiahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipoppNO
Dimissioneorahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
ConsensoPoliambulatorio SLucia
Via Murri 164
Bologna
DICHIARAZIONE DI AVVENUTA INFORMAZIONE E CONSENSO ALLrsquoANESTESIA
Io Sottoscrittoahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip natoa a helliphelliphelliphelliphellip
il
Dichiaro di essere stato informatoa dal Medico Anestesista drhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
che le mie condizioni di salute mi collocano nella classe ASAhelliphellip ed il rischio relativo allrsquointervento
chirurgico al quale io verrorsquo sottopostoa egrave helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ho compreso le informazioni circa il tipo di anestesia piugrave appropriato nella mia situazione e dopo avere preso in considerazione anche le eventuali alternative dograve il mio consenso al trattamento anestesiologico
concordato che saragrave il seguentehelliphelliphellip helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Sono stato informato che tale trattamento qualora si verificassero condizioni particolari che mi verranno
spiegate potrebbe essere modificato
Mi egrave stato spiegato che lrsquoanestesia pur essendo fra le metodiche piugrave sicure della medicina moderna puograve
comportare ancora oggi in rarissimi casi complicanze mortali o gravi danni permanenti in particolare di
tipo neurologico Mi ritengo adeguatamente informato e non desidero ricevere ulteriori informazioni
In seguito alla mia richiesta di ulteriori informazioni ho ricevuto e compreso ogni spiegazione sui
trattamenti anestesiologici che verranno adottati prima durante e dopo lrsquointervento In particolare ho
compreso le informazioni circa le complicanze piugrave comuni e prevedibili nel mio caso specifico che
consistono inhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Autorizzo inoltre il Medico Anestesista a comunicare notizie relative al mio stato di salute
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bull We consistently found associations of antipsychotic and SSRI antidepressant treatment with sudden unexplaineddeath significantly raised risk ratios being found for typicaland atypical antipsychotics the latter including risperidoneand olanzapine individually and the SSRI antidepressants including citalopram fluoxetine and sertraline Individually
bull Br J Clin Pharmacol 2009 November 68(5) 743ndash751bull doi 101111j1365-2125200903496xbull PMCID PMC2791981bull Sudden death in patients receiving drugs tending to
prolong the QT intervalbull Kate Jolly1 Michael D Gammage2 Kar Keung Cheng1 Peter
Bradburn1 Miriam V Banting1 and Michael J S Langman2
J Can Dent Assoc 2009 Feb75(1)41Dental surgery for patients on anticoagulant therapy with warfarin a
systematic review and meta-analysisNematullah A Alabousi A Blanas N Douketis JD Sutherland SE
bull University of Toronto Ontario Canadabull Comment in bull Evid Based Dent 200910(2)52 bull Republished in bull Tex Dent J 2009 Dec126(12)1183-93 bull Abstractbull PURPOSE To evaluate the effect of continuing warfarin therapy on the bleeding risk of patients undergoing elective dental surgical proceduresbull METHODS Data sources were the MEDLINE and EMBASE databases the Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials a manual citation review of
the relevant literature content experts and relevant abstracts from the proceedings of the International Association for Dental Research Study selection was carried out independently by 2 reviewers as was quality assessment Data extraction was done by 3 reviewers Differences were resolved by consensus Eligible studies were randomized controlled trials that compared the effects of continuing the regular dose of warfarintherapy with the effects of discontinuing or modifying the dose on the incidence of bleeding in patients undergoing dental procedures
bull RESULTS Five trials (a total of 553 patients) met the inclusion criteria Compared with interrupting warfarin therapy (either partial or complete) perioperative continuation of warfarin with patients usual dose was not associated with an increased risk for clinically significant nonmajor bleeding (relative risk [RR] 071 95 confidence interval [CI] 039-128 p = 065 I2 = 0) or an increased risk for minor bleeding (RR 119 95 CI 090-158 p = 022 I2 = 0)
bull CONCLUSIONS Continuing the regular dose of warfarin therapy does not seem to confer an increased risk of bleeding compared with discontinuing or modifying the warfarin dose for patients undergoing minor dental procedures
Clin Oral Implants Res 2009 Sep20 Suppl 496-106What influence do anticoagulants have on oral implant therapy
A systematic reviewMadrid C Sanz M
bull bull Department of oral surgery Oral Medicine and Hospital Dentistry Department of Ambulatory Care and Community Medicine University of Lausanne
Lausanne Switzerland carlosmadridhospvdchbull Abstractbull OBJECTIVES This systematic review aims to assess the risks (both thromboembolic and bleeding) of an oral anticoagulation therapy (OAT) patient undergoing
implant therapy and to provide a management protocol to patients under OAT undergoing implant therapybull MATERIAL AND METHODS Medline Cochrane Data Base of Systematic Reviews the Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials and EMBASE (from 1980 to
December 2008) were searched for English-language articles published between 1966 and 2008 This search was completed by a hand research accessing the references cited in all identified publications
bull RESULTS Nineteen studies were identified reporting outcomes after oral surgery procedures (mostly dental extractions in patients on OAT following different management protocols and haemostatic therapies) Five studies were randomized-controlled trials (RCTs) 11 were controlled clinical trials (CCTs) and three were prospective case series The OAT management strategies as well as the protocols during and after surgery were different This heterogeneity prevented any possible data aggregation and synthesis The results from these studies are very homogeneous reporting minor bleeding in very few patients without a significant difference between the OAT patients who continue with the vitamin K antagonists vs the patients who stopped this medication before surgery These post-operative bleeding events were controlled only with local haemostatic measures tranexamic acid mouthwashes gelatine sponges and cellulose gauzess application were effective Post-operative bleeding did not correlate with the international normalised ratio (INR) status In none of the studies was a thromboembolic event reported
bull CONCLUSIONS OAT patients (INR 2-4) who do not discontinue the AC medication do not have a significantly higher risk of post-operative bleeding than non-OAT patients and they also do not have a higher risk of post-operative bleeding than OAT patients who discontinue the medication In patients with OAT (INR 2-4) without discontinuation topical haemostatic agents were effective in preventing post-operative bleeding OAT discontinuation is not recommended for minor oral surgery such as single tooth extraction or implant placement provided that this does not involve autogenous bone grafts extensive flaps or osteotomy preparations extending outside the bony envelope Evidence does not support that dental implant placement in patients on OAT is contraindicated
bull The following are the latestguidelineshowever every DDS should thinkabouthelliphellip
Guideline TitleSteps to reduce surgical risk In II guidelines for perioperative evaluation
Bibliographic Source(s)Gualandro DM Yu PC Calderaro D Marques AC Pinho C Caramelli B et al Steps to reduce surgical risk In II guidelines for perioperative evaluation Arq Bras Cardiol
201196(3 Suppl 1)23-41 [379 references]
bull Antiplatelet Agents (AAS)bull Recommendations for antiplatelet agents before noncardiac surgeriesbull Degree of Recommendation Ibull Patients with coronary artery disease and noncardiac surgery scheduled should maintain the use of
AAS at a low dose of 75 to 100 mgday except in neurosurgeries and transurethral resection of the prostate Level of Evidence B
bull Patients using dual antiplatelet therapy by means of recent angioplasty with stent should keepreceiving AAS throughout the perioperative period with discontinuation of thienopyridine 5 daysbefore surgery and reintroduction as early as possible ideally before the patient completes 10 daysof discontinuation Level of Evidence C
bull Patients receiving antiplatelet therapy only with thienopyridine and surgery scheduled with moderate to high-risk of bleeding should discontinue medication 5 days before Level of EvidenceC
bull Degree of Recommendation IIabull Keep dual antiplatelet therapy in procedures with low risk for bleeding Level of Evidence Cbull Patients receiving antiplatelet therapy only with thienopyridine and surgery scheduled with low risk
of bleeding should continue medication in the perioperative period Level of Evidence C
bull Procedures with Low Risk of Bleedingbull Cataract surgerybull Minor dermatological proceduresbull Dental procedures - hygiene simple extraction restoration endodontic and
prosthetic proceduresbull Recommendationsbull Patients at High Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence Cbull Discontinue warfarin 5 days before surgery and wait for INR lt15 to perform the procedurebull UFH or prophylactic LMWH can be used in the preoperative period if indicatedbull Postoperatively use UFH or prophylactic LMWH if indicated by the type of procedure and resume warfarin 12 to 14 hours after surgerybull Patients at Low Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence Cbull Discontinue warfarin 5 days before surgery and wait for INR lt15bull Start full-dose UFH or LMWH when INR lt20bull Discontinue intravenous UFH 4 hours before surgery and subcutaneous LMWH 24 hours before surgerybull Postoperatively restart full-dose UFH or LMWH and warfarin and 12 to 24 hours after the procedure and discontinue heparin only when the INR is within
therapeutic rangebull Patients at Intermediate Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence Cbull Depending on the individual assessment of each patient the guidelines can be followed either for the high or low risk to the discretion of the physician in
chargebull Procedures with Low Risk of Bleedingbull Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence Cbull Perform the procedure with an INR within the therapeutic range ndash it is not necessary to discontinue the anticoagulantbull If INR gt3 discontinue anticoagulation therapy one or two days before surgery and reintroduce it the night after surgery
Endocarditis Prophylaxis
bull Dental Procedures and Prevention of Infective Endocarditisbull Dental procedures with higher risk for bacteremia are subgingival placement of antibiotic fibers or strips dental extractions dental implants or reimplants endodontic and periodontal
procedures placement of orthodontic bands and procedures with significant bleeding Whenever high-risk patients undergo these procedures should receive antibiotic prophylaxis Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence C It is likely that low-income populations with little access to health care with heart diseases other than those cited in Table 2 (below) also benefit from infective endocarditis (IE) prophylaxis before dental procedures Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence C
bull Table 2 Patients at Risk of Acquiring Severe Infective Endocarditisbull Patient with prosthetic heart valvebull Valvular heart disease corrected with prosthetic materialbull History of infective endocarditisbull Acquired valvular heart disease in patient who underwent heart transplantbull Uncorrected cyanotic congenital heart diseasebull Corrected cyanotic congenital heart disease that evolves with residual lesionbull Congenital heart disease corrected with prosthetic materialbull Surgical Procedures and Prevention of Infective Endocarditisbull Indications for Endocarditis Prophylaxisbull Degree of Recommendation Ibull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will be subjected to dental procedures with a high probability of significant bacteremia (see Table 3 below)
Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Table 3 Dental Procedures and Indication of Infective Endocarditis Prophylaxisbull Indicated Not Recommended ndash Any Patients Who Will Undergo the Procedures Belowbull For patients at risk for severe infective endocarditis and who will undergo procedures involving manipulation of gingival tissue periodontal region or perforation of oral mucosa Local
anesthesia in non-infected tissuebull Dental X-raybull Placement or removal of bracesbull Adjustment of bracesbull Placement of parts in bracesbull Natural loss of milk toothbull Bleeding originated from the trauma of the oral mucosa or lipsbull Degree of Recommendation IIabull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria on Table 2 (above) and who will undergo dental procedures with a high
probability of significant bacteremia (see Table 3 above) Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will undergo genitourinary or gastrointestinal procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic
regimen (see Table 11 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will undergo esophageal or respiratory tract procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen
(see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Degree of Recommendation IIbbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo dental procedures that do not meet
the criteria on Table 3 (above) Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo genitourinary or gastrointestinal
procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen (see Table 11 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo esophageal or respiratory tract
procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Degree of Recommendation IIIbull There is no indication for IE prophylaxis in patients with interatrial communication alone interventricular communication or corrected patent ductus arteriosus and without residual
flow myocardial revascularization surgery mitral valve prolapse without regurgitation after placement of stents innocent heart murmurs patients with pacemakers or implantablecardioverter-defibrillators (ICDs) history of Kawasaki disease or rheumatic fever without valve dysfunction who will undergo dental esophageal respiratory tract genitourinary or
Guideline on antibiotic prophylaxis for dental patients at risk for infection
Bibliographic Source(s)Clinical Affairs Committee Council on Clinical Affairs Guideline on
antibiotic prophylaxis for dental patients at risk for infection Chicago (IL) American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) 2011 5 p [27
references]bull Major Recommendationsbull The conservative use of antibiotics is indicated to minimize the risk of developing resistance to current antibiotic regimens Given the increasing number of organisms that have
developed resistance to current antibiotic regimens as well as the potential for an adverse anaphylactic reaction to the drug administered it is best to be judicious in the use of antibiotics for the prevention of infective endocarditis (IE) and other distant-site infections
bull Patients with Cardiac Conditionsbull Dental practitioners should consider prophylactic measures to minimize the risk of IE in patients with underlying cardiac conditions The risk of developing IE can arise from a combination
of high-risk patients and dental procedures However at-risk patients with poor oral hygiene and gingival bleeding after routine activities (eg toothbrushing) also have shown an increased potential for developing complications of IE It therefore is recommended to encourage daily good oral hygiene practices to reduce gingivitis as part of the prophylacticregimen These patients andor parents need to be educated and motivated to maintain personal oral hygiene through daily plaque removal including flossing Greater emphasis shouldbe placed on improved access to dental care and oral health in patients with underlying cardiac conditions at high risk for IE and less focus on a dental procedure and antibiotic coverage Professional prevention strategies should be based upon the individuals assessed risk for caries and periodontal disease
bull Specific recommendations from the latest American Heart Association (AHA) guideline on prevention of IE are included in the tables below The AHA recommends antibiotic prophylaxisonly for those whose underlying cardiac conditions are associated with the highest risk of adverse outcome (see Table 1 below) Such conditions include prosthetic heart valves previoushistory of IE unrepaired or incompletely repaired cyanotic congenital heart disease (CHD) completely repaired congenital heart defect with prosthetic material or device during the first 6 months after the procedure repaired CHD with residual defects at the site or adjacent to the site of a prosthetic patch or device and cardiac transplantation recipients who developcardiac valvulopathy In addition to those diagnoses listed in the AHA guidelines patients with a reported history of injection drug use may be considered at risk for developing IE in the absence of cardiac anomalies Although quite rare complications from intraoral tongue piercing can include IE among patients with a pre-existing cardiac valvular condition andor history of injection drug use Consultation with the patients physician may be necessary to determine susceptibility to bacteremia-induced infections
bull Antibiotics are recommended for all dental procedures that involve manipulation of gingival tissue or the periapical region of teeth or perforation of the oral mucosa (see Table 2 below) Specific antibiotic regimens can be found in Table 3 in the original guideline document Practitioners and patientsparents can review the entire AHA guidelines in the AHA CirculationJournal archives httpcircahajournalsorgcgicontentfull116151736 for additional background information as well as discussion of special circumstances (eg patients already receiving antibiotic therapy patients on anticoagulant therapy)
bull Patients with Compromised Immunitybull Patients with a compromised immune system may not be able to tolerate a transient bacteremia following invasive dental procedures These non-cardiac factors can place a patient with
compromised immunity at risk for distant-site infection from a dental procedure This category includes but is not limited to patients with the following medical conditionsbull Immunosuppression secondary tobull Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)bull Severe combined immunodeficiency (SCIDS)bull Neutropeniabull Cancer chemotherapybull Hematopoietic stem cell or solid organ transplantationbull Head and neck radiotherapybull Autoimmune disease (eg juvenile arthritis systemic lupus erythematosus)bull Sickle cell anemiabull Asplenism or status post splenectomybull Chronic steroid usagebull Diabetesbull Bisphosphonate therapybull Consultation with the childs physician is recommended for management of patients with a compromised immune system Discussion of antibiotic prophylaxis for patients undergoing
chemotherapy irradiation and hematopoietic cell transplantation appears in a separate American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) guideline (see the National GuidelineClearinghouse [NGC] summary Guideline on Dental Management of Pediatric Patients Receiving Chemotherapy Hematopoietic Cell Transplantation andor Radiation)
bull Patients with Shunts Indwelling Vascular Catheters or Medical Devicesbull The AHA recommends that antibiotic prophylaxis for nonvalvular devices including indwelling vascular catheters (central lines) and cardiovascular implantable electronic devices (CIED)
is indicated only at the time of placement of these devices in order to prevent surgical site infection The AHA found no convincing evidence that microorganisms associated with dentalprocedures cause infection of CIED and nonvalvular devices at any time after implantation The infections occurring after device implantation most often are caused by Staphylococcusaureus and coagulase negative staphylococci or other microorganisms that are non-oral in origin but are associated with surgical implantation or other active infections The AHA furtherstates that immunosuppression is not an independent risk factor for nonvalvular device infections immunocompromised hosts who have those devices should receive antibioticprophylaxis as advocated for immunocompetent hosts Consultation with the childs physician is recommended for management of patients with nonvalvular devices
Cardiac Conditions Associated with the Highest Risk of AdverseOutcome from Endocarditis for Which Prophylaxis with Dental
Procedures Is Reasonable
bull Prosthetic cardiac valve or prosthetic material used for cardiac valve repair
bull Previous infective endocarditisbull Congenital heart disease (CHD)bull Unrepaired cyanotic CHD including palliative shunts and conduitsbull Completely repaired congenital heart defect with prosthetic
material or device whether placed by surgery or by catheterintervention during the first 6 months after the procedure
bull Repaired CHD with residual defects at the site or adjacent to the site of a prosthetic patch or prosthetic device (which inhibitendothelialization)
bull Cardiac transplantation recipients who develop cardiac valvulopathy
Dental Procedures for which Endocarditis ProphylaxisIs Reasonable for Patients in Table 1
bull All dental procedures that involve manipulation of gingival tissue or the periapical region of teeth or perforation of the oral mucosa
bull The following procedures and events do not needprophylaxis routine anesthetic injections throughnoninfected tissue taking dental radiographs placement of removable prosthodontic or orthodonticappliances adjustment of orthodontic appliances placement of orthodontic brackets shedding of deciduous teeth and bleeding from trauma to the lipsor oral mucosa
Considerations for Perioperative Anticoagulationarfarin therapy - management during invasive procedures and
surgeryBibliographic Source(s)
Medical Services Commission Warfarin therapy - management during invasive procedures and surgery Victoria (BC) British Columbia Medical Services Commission 2010 Oct 1 7 p [8 references]
bull Note Always consult with the surgeon and anesthesiologist aboutbull Risk of bleedingbull Goal INRbull Acceptable INR for surgerybull Baseline INR is recommended in every case and this will guide further therapybull Always discuss with surgeon and anesthesiologist what the INR should be before surgery (goal INR)bull An INR lt15 is generally acceptable except for neurosurgery ocular surgery and procedures requiring spinal anesthesia or epidural analgesia (Horlocker et al
2003)bull Risk of bleedingbull In general the type of procedure determines the risk of bleeding and how long anticoagulation must be withheld post-operativelybull Discontinuation of warfarin is essential for these procedures associated with a high risk of bleeding
ndash Procedures that the body cavity is entered eg open thoracic abdominal or pelvic surgeryndash Percutaneous needle procedures in non-compressible sites including organ biopsiesndash Any type of prostatic surgeryndash Surgery sites where minor bleeding can cause significant morbidity (eg central nervous system [CNS] and intraocular procedures)ndash Major arthroplasty surgery eg hip or knee replacement
bull Discontinuation of warfarin is usually not necessary for these procedures associated with a low risk of bleedingndash Percutaneous needle procedures in readily compressible sites (eg peripheral venous access)ndash Many skin proceduresndash Routine dental procedures (eg hygiene simple extractions restorations endodontics prosthetics)
ndash Endoscopy without biopsy
bull Assess the risk of bleeding from the procedure with the assistance of the surgeon and anesthesiologistC
Guidelines for pre-operative cardiac risk assessment and perioperative cardiac management in non-cardiac surgeryBibliographic Source(s)
Task Force for Preoperative Cardiac Risk Assessment and Perioperative [trunc] European Society of Anaesthesiology Poldermans D Bax JJ Boersma E De Hert S Eeckhout E Fowkes G Gorenek B Hennerici MG Iung B Kelm M Kjeldsen KP Kristensen SD Lopez-Sendon J Pelosi P Philippe F Pierard L Ponikowski P Schmid JP Sellevold OF Sicari R Van den Berghe G Vermassen F Guidelines for pre-operative cardiac risk
assessment and perioperative cardiac management in non-cardiac surgery Eur Heart J 2009 Nov30(22)2769-812 [238 references] PubMed
bull Pre-operative Evaluationbull Surgical Risk for Cardiac Eventsbull Although patient-specific factors are more important than surgery-specific factors in predicting the cardiac risk for noncardiac surgical procedures
the type of surgery cannot be ignored when evaluating a particular patient undergoing an intervention With regard to cardiac risk surgicalinterventions can be divided into low-risk intermediate-risk and high-risk groups with estimated 30-day cardiac event rates (cardiac death and myocardial infarction [MI]) of lt1 1ndash5 and gt5 respectively (see table below) Although only a rough estimation this risk stratification providesa good indication of the need for cardiac evaluation drug treatment and assessment of risk for cardiac events
bull Table Surgical Riska Estimatebull Low-risk lt1 Intermediate-risk 1-5 High-risk gt5bull Breastbull Dentalbull Endocrinebull Eyebull Gynaecologybull Reconstructivebull Orthopaedic-minor (knee surgery)bull Urologic-minor Abdominalbull Carotidbull Peripheral arterial angioplastybull Endovascular aneurysm repairbull Head and neck surgerybull Neurologicalorthopaedic-major (hip and spine surgery)bull Pulmonary renalliver transplantbull Urologic-major Aortic and major vascular surgerybull Peripheral vascular surgerybull aRisk of MI and cardiac death within 30 days after surgery Modified from Boersma et al Perioperative cardiovascular mortality in noncardiac
surgery validation of the Lee cardiac risk index Am J Med 20051181134ndash1141
Segni vitali
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ndash Vomito(nausea)
ndash RESPIRAZIONE IRREGOLARE
ndash SENSAZIONI STRANE O INSOLITE
ndash Modificazioni delle frequenza e o della pressione
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Procedure iniziali nellrsquoemergenzabull Interrompere la procedura
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Algoritmo di base
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bull A airway
bull B breathing
bull Ccirculation
bull Ddefinitivo o diagnosi
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1 come definirlo cosciente
vigile
soporoso
coma
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stimolo doloroso
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estendere il capo e sostenere il mentoimpiegare lrsquoaspirazione se necessario
Valutare la respirazionese non respiradai due respiri con ossigeno 100
se in apneainserisci la cannula orofaringea chiama per lrsquoAED
Valutare la circolazionecerca il polsocarotide(radiale)
in assenza di polsopreparati per CPRmettere il paziente in pianomeglio al suolo iniziare MCE
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Distress
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bull Tratta il paziente in emergenza finchegrave non arriva il soccorsobull Tieni pronta la cartella e quanto fatto finora per la squadra di soccorsobull Compila la scheda delle emergenze in studio
What types of emergencies can be expected in the dental office
Ostruzione delle vie aeree
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentoimprovvisaafferrare la gola(segno universale)ndash Stridorendash Tosse violentandash Dispneaspasmindash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Tosse forzatandash Compressione addominalendash Percussione dorsale con paziente curvo in avanti ndash Ossigenazione ndash Ispezione delle prime vie aereendash laringoscopiopinza di Magillaspiratorendash Chiamare aiutondash Trasferimento in ospedale per broncoscopia in urgenza
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Airway obstruction management
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bull Trattamentondash Posizionare il pazsedutobraccia in avantindash Ossigenondash Spray con salbutamol 2 puffripeti dopo 5 min se inefficacendash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
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ndash Mettere il paz supinotavola sotto il torace o stendere sul pavimento
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Emerg Med J 2012 Nov29(11)890-3 Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
Segal N Laurent F Maman L Plaisance P Augustin P
bull Source
bull Emergency Department Lariboisiegravere Hospital Paris 7 University (Paris Diderot) Paris France drnicolassegalgmailcom
bull Conflicting studies exist about the effectiveness of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on a dental chair In some situations dental surgeons are obliged to perform CPR with the patient on the chair Feedback devices are supposed to guide the compression depth in order to improve the quality of CPR but some devices are based on an accelerometer that can theoretically report erroneous results because of the lack of rigidity of a dental chair
bull OBJECTIVE
bull The aim of this study was to evaluate the accuracy of these devices to guide chest compressions on a dental chair
Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
bull METHODSbull A prospective randomised crossover equivalencenon-inferiority study was conducted to compare
the values of compression depths provided by the feedback device (Real CPR Help(reg) delivered by Zollcopy Medical Corporation Chelmsford MA USA) with the real measurements provided by the manikin (Resusci Anne(reg) Advanced SkillTrainer Laerdal Medical AScopy Norway) Chest-compression-only CPR was performed by 15 Basic Life Support instructors who carried out two rounds of continuous CPR for 2 min each Data were analysed with a correlation test a Bland-Altman method and a Wilcoxon test Statistical significance was defined as plt005
bull RESULTSbull A significant difference was found between the mean depths of compression measured by the
feedback device and the manikin on a dental chair and on the floor (plt00001) The feedback device overestimated the depth of chest compressions and Bland-Altman analysis demonstrated poor agreement
bull CONCLUSION
bull This study indicates that feedback devices with accelerometer technology are not sufficiently reliable to ensure adequate chest compression on dental chairs
Angina
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alle spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash sollievo con NTGsi spera ndash Ansiapalloresudorazionetachicardia
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bull Sforzo fisico
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bull Digestione
bull Tachicardiafebbreipertiroidismo
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bull Miglioramento condizioni socio-economiche ()
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Maggiore frequenza di cardiopatici nella pratica odontoiatrica
Fattori stressantistressors
bull Malattiapersonale o di amici o famigliaribull Morte di un famigliare o di una persona amatabull Problemi di relazioni interpersonalibull Sovraccarico di lavorobull Inizio di un lavoro nuovobull disoccupazionebull pensionebull gravidanzabull affollamentobull traslocobull problemi della vita di tutti i giornirdquocopingrdquobull Problemi legalibull Problemi finanziaribull Perfezionismobull Eccecc
Quindinel paziente cardiopatico(ma anche negli altri)
Sedazione con BZD (short antagonizzabili)
bull Sedazione cosciente con N2O
bull empatia
bull Buona analgesia
Fin qui nov 10
bull httpyoutubeSuFvAbf_uJs
bull anginal and heart attack
Puntata ipertensiva
bull Segni e sintomindash Cefaleavertiginironziindash Disturbi della vistandash Cardiopalmo(tachicardia)ndash (dispnea)ndash Epistassi
bull Trattamentondash Nifedipina(nifedicor)5-15 gtt sublingualiOppndash Clonidina(catapresan) mezza1 fiala im o ev lentaOppndash Furosemide(Lasix) 1 2 fl im o ev lentandash Ossigenoterapia(occhialini)
Aritmie
bull Senza ECG
bull ipocineticheipercinetiche
Allergia
ndash Limitata ad un sistema o generalizzatandash Faringe e prime vie aereeedema angioneuroticondash Tratto respiratorioasmabroncospasmostridorendash Cuteorticariapruritondash Anafilassitutti i precedenti+collasso cardiocircolatoriondash DDangioedema ereditario
ndash Segni e sintomindash Pruritoarrossamentopomfiedema labbramucose boccafaringehellipndash Distress respiratorioasmandash Ipotensionepolso piccolofrequentepallore
bull Ossigenobull Chiamare aiutobull Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
anafilassi
bull Posizione supina
bull Ossigenazione
bull Adrenalina im 05mg
bull Liquidi evndash Antistaminico trimeton 10 mg im
ndash Cortisone
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull In caso di arrestoCPR
Cause di allergia
bull Materiali implantari e amalgama metallititanioporcellane e metalli nobili mercurio
bull Latexdighebull Acrilatibull Formaldeidebull Clorexidinabull AL e conservanti (metilparaben)
bull patch testing prick testing and blood tests for allergen-specific IgE
Sincope vasovagalesvenimentobull Segni e sintomi
ndash Svenimentondash Nausea ndash Debolezzandash Pallorendash Cute fredda e sudatandash Polso rallentatoma prima tachindash Ipotensionendash Discomfort addominalendash Midriasindash sbadiglio
bull Trattamentondash Posizione supinandash Elevare gli arti infndash Ossigenondash Monitorizzare ndash Atropina 05 mg im o iv
Fattori scatenanti psicogenipauraansiastress emotivocattive notiziedolorespecie se improvviso ed inaspettatovista del sanguestrumenti chirurgicisiringhe
Fattori scatenanti non psicogeniStazione erettaFame da salto del pasto o da dietaEsaurimentostanchezzaCattive condizioni fisicheAmbiente caldo-umidoAffollamentoSesso maschileGiovani16-35 anni
Pathophysiology
Stress
Catecholamines release
Decreased peripheral vascular resistance amp uarr blood flow to peripheral muscles
darr venous return
darr circulatory blood vol amp drop in arterial BP
Activation of Compensatory mechanisms
Reflex bradycardia develops (lt 50)
Significant drop in cardiac output associated with fall in BP below the critical level
Cerebral ischemia amp loss of consciousness
Assess consciousness (loss of response to sensory stimulation)
Activate office emergency system
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Perform additional procedures
Administer aromatic ammonia
Administer atropine if bradycardia persists
Do not panic
Post syncopal recovery- delayed recovery-
Postpone dental treatment Activate EMS
Determine precipitating factors
POSTURAL HYPOTENSION
Predisposing factors
bull Administration and ingestion of drugs eg antihypertensives like sodium depleting diuretics calcium channel blockers ampganglion blocking agents sedatives and narcotics histamine blockers levo dopa
bull Prolonged period of recumbency or convalescence
bull Inadequate postural reflex
bull Late stage pregnancy
bull Advanced age
bull Venous defects in legs (eg varicose veins)
bull Recovery from sympathectomy
bull Addissonrsquos disease
bull Physical exhaustion and starvation
bull Chronic postural hypotension (Shy ndash Drager syndrome)
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
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ipoglicemia
bull Segni e sintomibull Senso di fame
ndash Parola strascicataincoerentendash Comportamento alteratondash Polso rapidondash Apprensioneansiairrequietezzaaggressivitagravendash Disorientamentoperdita di coscienzandash Tremorindash sudorazione
bull Trattamentondash Succo di fruttacaramellazuccherino posndash Se egrave avvenuta perdita di coscienzaglucosio evndash Nel dubbio tra iper e ipoglicemiameglio somministrare glucosio comunque
ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
bull httpyoutubenEbsKfLl1n4
bull Acquisti materiale consumabiledoctorshopdoctorpoint
autorizzazione acquisto FU-3doc
SIAD Ozzano Emilia via Libertagrave 17 wwwsiadcom
bull ALLEGATO 3 ndash DICHIARAZIONE SOSTITUTIVA DI CERTIFICAZIONE (ai sensi dellrsquoart 46 del DPR 28122000 n 445)bull
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bull Illa sottoscrittoahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
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bull Responsabile dellrsquoEnte di SoccorsoStudio Medicohelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
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bull con sede inhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
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bull Consapevole delle sanzioni penali nel caso di dichiarazioni non veritiere di formazione o uso di atti falsi richiamate dallrsquoart 76 del DPR n 4452000bull
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bull DICHIARAbull
bull di essere soggetto autorizzato al rifornimento allrsquoingrosso di gas medicinali e di impiegare gli stessi sotto la propria sola responsabilitagravebull
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bull helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull Luogo Data helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull buongiornobull non possiamo vendere medicinali a studi medici che non abbiano
sottoscritto lrsquoallegato che Le inoltrobull
bull Riesce ad inoltrare ai due medici il modulo facendomelo poi avere via e-mail o via fax allo 051 796026
bull Grazie millebull
bull Massimiliano Lucchinabull Servizio Venditabull
bull SIAD SpA | I-40064 Ozzano dellEmilia (BO) - Via della Libertagrave 17bull Tel +39 051 799399 | Fax +39 051 796026bull massimiliano_lucchinasiadeu | wwwsiadcom
Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
La valigetta degli orrori set di rianimazione completo di bombola ricaricabile di ossigeno da 05 LT in acciaio riduttore con manometro ed erogatore pallone rianimatore maschera rianimazione 2 cannule di Guedel pinza tiralingua apribocca elicoidale tubo atossico in contenitore plastico antiurto
Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
bull
The health history should include information regarding the patientrsquos past and present health status
Physical Status ClassificationsASA
ASA classification of physical status
Classificationswwwasahqorgclinicalphysicalstatushtm accessed april 2007
bull ASA 1 ---Normally healthy patient without medical problems
bull ASA 2 --- Mild well controlled systemic disease --- no functional limitation
bull ASA 3 --- Severe systemic disease that results in functional limitation but non incapacitating
bull ASA 4 --- Severe systemic disease that is a constant threat to life
bull ASA 5 --- Moribund patient not expected to survive regardless of operation
bull ASA 6 --- A declared dead patient whose organs are being removed for donation
Estimated Energy Requirements for Various Activities
NYHA Classification - The Stages of HeartFailure(rivista)
bull La valutazione secondo la NYHA classifica la funzionedisfunzione cardiaca a seconda dei sintomi legati alle normali attivitagrave quotidiane e alla qualitagrave di vita del paziente
bull Classe e sintomibull Classe I (normale) Non limitazioni alla attivitagrave fisicaLe attivitagrave
ordinarie non causano particolare faticapalpitazioni o dispneabull Classe II (Moderata ) Lieve limitazione alla attivitagrave fisica a
riposo OKma attivitagrave routinarie causano faticapalpitazionidispneaangina
bull Class III (Marcata) Marcata limitazione alla attivitagrave fisica a riposo okma attivitagrave meno che routinarie causano faticapalpitazionidispneangina
bull Class IV (Severa) incapacitagrave di eseguire qualsiasi attivitagraveConattivitagrave anche minima sintomi di insufficienza cardiaca anche a riposocon aumento dei disturbi allrsquoinizio del movimento
Classificazione obbiettiva
bull Classificazione con valutazione oggettiva bull A non crsquoegrave evidenza di malattia cardiovascolare non ci sono sintomi negrave
limitazioni alla attivitagrave fisica ordinariabull B evidenza oggettiva di minima malattia cardiovascolareSintomi modesti e
lieve diminuzione attivitagrave durante attivitagrave routinariaA riposo ok bull C evidenza oggettiva di malattia cardiovascolare moderata-severaMarcata
limitazione delle attivitagrave per la comparsa di sintomi anche durante attivitagrave meno che normaliA riposo ok
bull D evidenza oggettiva di malattia cardiovascolare severaLimitazionisevereSintomi anche a riposo
bull For Examplebull A patient with minimal or no symptoms but a large pressure gradient across the aortic valve or severe obstruction of the left
main coronary artery is classifiedbull Function Capacity I Objective Assessment Dbull A patient with severe anginal syndrome but angiographically normal coronary arteries is classifiedbull Functional Capacity IV Objective Assessment A
PREOP ASSESSMENT
ldquoAt Riskrdquo Patients for Sedation or Analgesia
bull The ASA physical status risk classification of 3 or greater
bull Critical care patients
bull Extremes in age (lt1 or gt70 years of age)
bull Patients with chronic respiratory disease chronic obstructive pulmonary disease emphysemaCHRanginahellip
bull History of sleep apnea
bull Mentally and neurologically handicapped patients
bull Patients at risk for aspiration (ie hiatal hernia with regurgitation diabetes with gastroparesis)
bull Altered mental status
Relative Contraindications
Contraindications
bull Physical Examination
ndash Respiratory distress (wheezing stridor etc)
ndash Hypotension
ndash Morbid obesity
ndash OSA
Contraindications (continued)
bull Physical Examination
ndash Craniofacial abnormalities
ndash Short neck
ndash Decreased hyoid-mental distance (lt3cm in adult)
ndash Distorted landmarks on anterior surface of neck
Contraindications (continued)
bull Physical Examination
ndash Limited mouth opening
ndash Receding chin
ndash Large tongue
ndash Unable to view base of uvula with mouth open and tongue protruding
Pregnancy
bull Patients who are trying to conceive are pregnant or are breast-feeding must inform their dentist in advance of their appointment
Mallampati Classificationbull Class 1 Full visibility of tonsils uvula and soft palate
bull Class 2 Visibility of hard and soft palate upper portion of tonsils and uvula
bull Class 3 Soft and hard palate and base of the uvula are visible
bull Class 4 Only hard palate is visible
The Mallampati classification is used to
predict the ease of intubation It is
determined by looking at the anatomy of
the oral cavity Specifically it is based
on the visibility of the base of uvula
faucial pillars and soft palate Scoring
may be done with or without phonation
A high Mallampati score (class 3 or 4) is
associated with more difficult intubation
as well as a higher incidence of sleep
apnea
OSA screening
clinical diagnosis of OSA
bull The clinical diagnosis of OSA was defined as AHI(apnea hypopnea) greater than 5 with fragmented sleep and daytime sleepiness
bull According to the American Academy of Sleep Medicine practice guideline the severity of OSA is determined by the AHI 5ndash15 mild greater than 15ndash30 moderate greater than 30 severe
STOPsnoretiredobserved(stopped breathing)pressure
STOP QuestionnaireA Tool to Screen Patients for Obstructive Sleep ApneaAnesthesiology 2008 108812ndash21
Stop tradottoquasi corrisponde
bull SmdashldquoDo you snore loudly (louder than talking or loud enough to be heard through closed doors)rdquoRussi forte+ che parlare a voce alta
tanto da essere udito a porta chiusaSornacchiarebull TmdashldquoDo you often feel tired fatigued or sleepy during daytimerdquoti
senti stancoaffaticato o sonnolento durante il giorno Tiratohelliphellip
bull OmdashldquoHas anyone observed you stop breathing during your sleepNessuno ti ha osservato fermare il respiro durante il sonnoosservato
bull rdquo PmdashldquoDo you have or are you being treated for high blood pressure Hai o sei stato in terapia per ipertensionePressione
Screening of patients
Poliambulatorio helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip Modulo di consenso informato per procedure chirurgiche ambulatoriali o day surgery Da consegnare al momento della prenotazione e riportare
Si prega di leggere attentamente e riempire con i dati richiesti sopra le parti indicate dai puntini(datacittagravecognomenomeinterventofirma)
Datahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Cittagravehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip Io sottoscrittohelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Dichiaro di attenermi alle seguenti disposizioni
I)non assumere alcun cibo nelle 6 ore precedenti linterventone liquidi nelle due ore
precedenti raccomandazioni per il digiuno preoperatorio
MATERIALE INGERITO TEMPO MINIMO DI DIGIUNO
Liquidi chiari (acquacaffegravethe succo senza polpa bibite
gasate)
2 ore
Pasto leggero (toast e bibita) 6 ore
2)di non guidare alcuna automobile o motocicletta o bicicletta od utilizzare qualsiasi
macchinario nelle 24 ore seguenti Ianestesia o sedazione
3)di non assumere alcoolici nelle 24 ore seguenti lanestesia o sedazione
4)di farmi riaccompagnare alla mia residenza da un adulto responsabile
5)di rimanere in compagnia di un adulto responsabile una volta tornato al domicilio
6) di non assumere alcuna decisione importante ne firmare documenti
importanti(testamentoassicurazioni ecc)nelle 24 ore seguenti
7)di vestirmi in modo praticocosicchegrave il vestiario possa essere facilmente rimosso e
indossato e riposto in un armadiettoper estute da ginnastica con maniche larghe e
apertura frontale 8)di non portare gioielli o altri oggetti di valore in ambulatorio
9)di mettermi in contatto con lunitagrave chirurgica ambulatoriale nel caso insorga una
qualsiasi complicanza postoperatoria
10) di assumere o avere giagrave assunto la mia terapia agli intervalli soliticon un poco
di acqua se necessario
FIRMA
IDquest day surg e consensodoc
Screening of patients 2
CM 1312009
DottClaudio Melloni
Specialista in Anestesia e Rianimazione
Via Fossolo 28
40138 Bologna
tel051390048
Questionario preoperatorio di autocompilazione Si prega di barrare la risposta esatta con un segnetto o un cerchietto eo riempire gli spazi sopra i
puntini con le informazioni richiesteTutte le risposte sono confidenziali e coperte dal segreto
professionaleGrazie
Cognome e nomehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
indirizzoviahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipcittagravehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipCaphellip
telhelliphelliphelliphellip
etagravehellip peso in kghellip altezza in cmhellip
Si sente ammalato SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ha o ha avuto una malattia seria SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ha affanno dopo sforzo SI NO
Ha tosse SI NO
Ha sibili respiratori SI NO
Ha dolore al petto da sforzo SI NO
Ha gonfiore alle caviglie SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie di cuore SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie dei polmoni SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie di fegato SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie dello stomaco reflussoulcera SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie dei reni SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie muscolari SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie cerebrali SI NO
Ha assunto farmaci negli ultimi tre mesi SI NO
Se Siqualihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Prende gocce nasali o oculari SI NO
Egrave allergico a qualche medicinale SI NO
Ersquo allergico a qualche cibo SI NO
Ha subito interventi o anestesie negli ultimi 3 mesi
SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Egrave mai stato operato prima drsquoora SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ci sono state strane storie in famiglia di incidenti insorti durante o subito dopo anestesia
SI NO
Porta occhiali o lenti a contatto SI NO
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bull We consistently found associations of antipsychotic and SSRI antidepressant treatment with sudden unexplaineddeath significantly raised risk ratios being found for typicaland atypical antipsychotics the latter including risperidoneand olanzapine individually and the SSRI antidepressants including citalopram fluoxetine and sertraline Individually
bull Br J Clin Pharmacol 2009 November 68(5) 743ndash751bull doi 101111j1365-2125200903496xbull PMCID PMC2791981bull Sudden death in patients receiving drugs tending to
prolong the QT intervalbull Kate Jolly1 Michael D Gammage2 Kar Keung Cheng1 Peter
Bradburn1 Miriam V Banting1 and Michael J S Langman2
J Can Dent Assoc 2009 Feb75(1)41Dental surgery for patients on anticoagulant therapy with warfarin a
systematic review and meta-analysisNematullah A Alabousi A Blanas N Douketis JD Sutherland SE
bull University of Toronto Ontario Canadabull Comment in bull Evid Based Dent 200910(2)52 bull Republished in bull Tex Dent J 2009 Dec126(12)1183-93 bull Abstractbull PURPOSE To evaluate the effect of continuing warfarin therapy on the bleeding risk of patients undergoing elective dental surgical proceduresbull METHODS Data sources were the MEDLINE and EMBASE databases the Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials a manual citation review of
the relevant literature content experts and relevant abstracts from the proceedings of the International Association for Dental Research Study selection was carried out independently by 2 reviewers as was quality assessment Data extraction was done by 3 reviewers Differences were resolved by consensus Eligible studies were randomized controlled trials that compared the effects of continuing the regular dose of warfarintherapy with the effects of discontinuing or modifying the dose on the incidence of bleeding in patients undergoing dental procedures
bull RESULTS Five trials (a total of 553 patients) met the inclusion criteria Compared with interrupting warfarin therapy (either partial or complete) perioperative continuation of warfarin with patients usual dose was not associated with an increased risk for clinically significant nonmajor bleeding (relative risk [RR] 071 95 confidence interval [CI] 039-128 p = 065 I2 = 0) or an increased risk for minor bleeding (RR 119 95 CI 090-158 p = 022 I2 = 0)
bull CONCLUSIONS Continuing the regular dose of warfarin therapy does not seem to confer an increased risk of bleeding compared with discontinuing or modifying the warfarin dose for patients undergoing minor dental procedures
Clin Oral Implants Res 2009 Sep20 Suppl 496-106What influence do anticoagulants have on oral implant therapy
A systematic reviewMadrid C Sanz M
bull bull Department of oral surgery Oral Medicine and Hospital Dentistry Department of Ambulatory Care and Community Medicine University of Lausanne
Lausanne Switzerland carlosmadridhospvdchbull Abstractbull OBJECTIVES This systematic review aims to assess the risks (both thromboembolic and bleeding) of an oral anticoagulation therapy (OAT) patient undergoing
implant therapy and to provide a management protocol to patients under OAT undergoing implant therapybull MATERIAL AND METHODS Medline Cochrane Data Base of Systematic Reviews the Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials and EMBASE (from 1980 to
December 2008) were searched for English-language articles published between 1966 and 2008 This search was completed by a hand research accessing the references cited in all identified publications
bull RESULTS Nineteen studies were identified reporting outcomes after oral surgery procedures (mostly dental extractions in patients on OAT following different management protocols and haemostatic therapies) Five studies were randomized-controlled trials (RCTs) 11 were controlled clinical trials (CCTs) and three were prospective case series The OAT management strategies as well as the protocols during and after surgery were different This heterogeneity prevented any possible data aggregation and synthesis The results from these studies are very homogeneous reporting minor bleeding in very few patients without a significant difference between the OAT patients who continue with the vitamin K antagonists vs the patients who stopped this medication before surgery These post-operative bleeding events were controlled only with local haemostatic measures tranexamic acid mouthwashes gelatine sponges and cellulose gauzess application were effective Post-operative bleeding did not correlate with the international normalised ratio (INR) status In none of the studies was a thromboembolic event reported
bull CONCLUSIONS OAT patients (INR 2-4) who do not discontinue the AC medication do not have a significantly higher risk of post-operative bleeding than non-OAT patients and they also do not have a higher risk of post-operative bleeding than OAT patients who discontinue the medication In patients with OAT (INR 2-4) without discontinuation topical haemostatic agents were effective in preventing post-operative bleeding OAT discontinuation is not recommended for minor oral surgery such as single tooth extraction or implant placement provided that this does not involve autogenous bone grafts extensive flaps or osteotomy preparations extending outside the bony envelope Evidence does not support that dental implant placement in patients on OAT is contraindicated
bull The following are the latestguidelineshowever every DDS should thinkabouthelliphellip
Guideline TitleSteps to reduce surgical risk In II guidelines for perioperative evaluation
Bibliographic Source(s)Gualandro DM Yu PC Calderaro D Marques AC Pinho C Caramelli B et al Steps to reduce surgical risk In II guidelines for perioperative evaluation Arq Bras Cardiol
201196(3 Suppl 1)23-41 [379 references]
bull Antiplatelet Agents (AAS)bull Recommendations for antiplatelet agents before noncardiac surgeriesbull Degree of Recommendation Ibull Patients with coronary artery disease and noncardiac surgery scheduled should maintain the use of
AAS at a low dose of 75 to 100 mgday except in neurosurgeries and transurethral resection of the prostate Level of Evidence B
bull Patients using dual antiplatelet therapy by means of recent angioplasty with stent should keepreceiving AAS throughout the perioperative period with discontinuation of thienopyridine 5 daysbefore surgery and reintroduction as early as possible ideally before the patient completes 10 daysof discontinuation Level of Evidence C
bull Patients receiving antiplatelet therapy only with thienopyridine and surgery scheduled with moderate to high-risk of bleeding should discontinue medication 5 days before Level of EvidenceC
bull Degree of Recommendation IIabull Keep dual antiplatelet therapy in procedures with low risk for bleeding Level of Evidence Cbull Patients receiving antiplatelet therapy only with thienopyridine and surgery scheduled with low risk
of bleeding should continue medication in the perioperative period Level of Evidence C
bull Procedures with Low Risk of Bleedingbull Cataract surgerybull Minor dermatological proceduresbull Dental procedures - hygiene simple extraction restoration endodontic and
prosthetic proceduresbull Recommendationsbull Patients at High Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence Cbull Discontinue warfarin 5 days before surgery and wait for INR lt15 to perform the procedurebull UFH or prophylactic LMWH can be used in the preoperative period if indicatedbull Postoperatively use UFH or prophylactic LMWH if indicated by the type of procedure and resume warfarin 12 to 14 hours after surgerybull Patients at Low Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence Cbull Discontinue warfarin 5 days before surgery and wait for INR lt15bull Start full-dose UFH or LMWH when INR lt20bull Discontinue intravenous UFH 4 hours before surgery and subcutaneous LMWH 24 hours before surgerybull Postoperatively restart full-dose UFH or LMWH and warfarin and 12 to 24 hours after the procedure and discontinue heparin only when the INR is within
therapeutic rangebull Patients at Intermediate Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence Cbull Depending on the individual assessment of each patient the guidelines can be followed either for the high or low risk to the discretion of the physician in
chargebull Procedures with Low Risk of Bleedingbull Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence Cbull Perform the procedure with an INR within the therapeutic range ndash it is not necessary to discontinue the anticoagulantbull If INR gt3 discontinue anticoagulation therapy one or two days before surgery and reintroduce it the night after surgery
Endocarditis Prophylaxis
bull Dental Procedures and Prevention of Infective Endocarditisbull Dental procedures with higher risk for bacteremia are subgingival placement of antibiotic fibers or strips dental extractions dental implants or reimplants endodontic and periodontal
procedures placement of orthodontic bands and procedures with significant bleeding Whenever high-risk patients undergo these procedures should receive antibiotic prophylaxis Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence C It is likely that low-income populations with little access to health care with heart diseases other than those cited in Table 2 (below) also benefit from infective endocarditis (IE) prophylaxis before dental procedures Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence C
bull Table 2 Patients at Risk of Acquiring Severe Infective Endocarditisbull Patient with prosthetic heart valvebull Valvular heart disease corrected with prosthetic materialbull History of infective endocarditisbull Acquired valvular heart disease in patient who underwent heart transplantbull Uncorrected cyanotic congenital heart diseasebull Corrected cyanotic congenital heart disease that evolves with residual lesionbull Congenital heart disease corrected with prosthetic materialbull Surgical Procedures and Prevention of Infective Endocarditisbull Indications for Endocarditis Prophylaxisbull Degree of Recommendation Ibull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will be subjected to dental procedures with a high probability of significant bacteremia (see Table 3 below)
Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Table 3 Dental Procedures and Indication of Infective Endocarditis Prophylaxisbull Indicated Not Recommended ndash Any Patients Who Will Undergo the Procedures Belowbull For patients at risk for severe infective endocarditis and who will undergo procedures involving manipulation of gingival tissue periodontal region or perforation of oral mucosa Local
anesthesia in non-infected tissuebull Dental X-raybull Placement or removal of bracesbull Adjustment of bracesbull Placement of parts in bracesbull Natural loss of milk toothbull Bleeding originated from the trauma of the oral mucosa or lipsbull Degree of Recommendation IIabull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria on Table 2 (above) and who will undergo dental procedures with a high
probability of significant bacteremia (see Table 3 above) Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will undergo genitourinary or gastrointestinal procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic
regimen (see Table 11 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will undergo esophageal or respiratory tract procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen
(see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Degree of Recommendation IIbbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo dental procedures that do not meet
the criteria on Table 3 (above) Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo genitourinary or gastrointestinal
procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen (see Table 11 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo esophageal or respiratory tract
procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Degree of Recommendation IIIbull There is no indication for IE prophylaxis in patients with interatrial communication alone interventricular communication or corrected patent ductus arteriosus and without residual
flow myocardial revascularization surgery mitral valve prolapse without regurgitation after placement of stents innocent heart murmurs patients with pacemakers or implantablecardioverter-defibrillators (ICDs) history of Kawasaki disease or rheumatic fever without valve dysfunction who will undergo dental esophageal respiratory tract genitourinary or
Guideline on antibiotic prophylaxis for dental patients at risk for infection
Bibliographic Source(s)Clinical Affairs Committee Council on Clinical Affairs Guideline on
antibiotic prophylaxis for dental patients at risk for infection Chicago (IL) American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) 2011 5 p [27
references]bull Major Recommendationsbull The conservative use of antibiotics is indicated to minimize the risk of developing resistance to current antibiotic regimens Given the increasing number of organisms that have
developed resistance to current antibiotic regimens as well as the potential for an adverse anaphylactic reaction to the drug administered it is best to be judicious in the use of antibiotics for the prevention of infective endocarditis (IE) and other distant-site infections
bull Patients with Cardiac Conditionsbull Dental practitioners should consider prophylactic measures to minimize the risk of IE in patients with underlying cardiac conditions The risk of developing IE can arise from a combination
of high-risk patients and dental procedures However at-risk patients with poor oral hygiene and gingival bleeding after routine activities (eg toothbrushing) also have shown an increased potential for developing complications of IE It therefore is recommended to encourage daily good oral hygiene practices to reduce gingivitis as part of the prophylacticregimen These patients andor parents need to be educated and motivated to maintain personal oral hygiene through daily plaque removal including flossing Greater emphasis shouldbe placed on improved access to dental care and oral health in patients with underlying cardiac conditions at high risk for IE and less focus on a dental procedure and antibiotic coverage Professional prevention strategies should be based upon the individuals assessed risk for caries and periodontal disease
bull Specific recommendations from the latest American Heart Association (AHA) guideline on prevention of IE are included in the tables below The AHA recommends antibiotic prophylaxisonly for those whose underlying cardiac conditions are associated with the highest risk of adverse outcome (see Table 1 below) Such conditions include prosthetic heart valves previoushistory of IE unrepaired or incompletely repaired cyanotic congenital heart disease (CHD) completely repaired congenital heart defect with prosthetic material or device during the first 6 months after the procedure repaired CHD with residual defects at the site or adjacent to the site of a prosthetic patch or device and cardiac transplantation recipients who developcardiac valvulopathy In addition to those diagnoses listed in the AHA guidelines patients with a reported history of injection drug use may be considered at risk for developing IE in the absence of cardiac anomalies Although quite rare complications from intraoral tongue piercing can include IE among patients with a pre-existing cardiac valvular condition andor history of injection drug use Consultation with the patients physician may be necessary to determine susceptibility to bacteremia-induced infections
bull Antibiotics are recommended for all dental procedures that involve manipulation of gingival tissue or the periapical region of teeth or perforation of the oral mucosa (see Table 2 below) Specific antibiotic regimens can be found in Table 3 in the original guideline document Practitioners and patientsparents can review the entire AHA guidelines in the AHA CirculationJournal archives httpcircahajournalsorgcgicontentfull116151736 for additional background information as well as discussion of special circumstances (eg patients already receiving antibiotic therapy patients on anticoagulant therapy)
bull Patients with Compromised Immunitybull Patients with a compromised immune system may not be able to tolerate a transient bacteremia following invasive dental procedures These non-cardiac factors can place a patient with
compromised immunity at risk for distant-site infection from a dental procedure This category includes but is not limited to patients with the following medical conditionsbull Immunosuppression secondary tobull Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)bull Severe combined immunodeficiency (SCIDS)bull Neutropeniabull Cancer chemotherapybull Hematopoietic stem cell or solid organ transplantationbull Head and neck radiotherapybull Autoimmune disease (eg juvenile arthritis systemic lupus erythematosus)bull Sickle cell anemiabull Asplenism or status post splenectomybull Chronic steroid usagebull Diabetesbull Bisphosphonate therapybull Consultation with the childs physician is recommended for management of patients with a compromised immune system Discussion of antibiotic prophylaxis for patients undergoing
chemotherapy irradiation and hematopoietic cell transplantation appears in a separate American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) guideline (see the National GuidelineClearinghouse [NGC] summary Guideline on Dental Management of Pediatric Patients Receiving Chemotherapy Hematopoietic Cell Transplantation andor Radiation)
bull Patients with Shunts Indwelling Vascular Catheters or Medical Devicesbull The AHA recommends that antibiotic prophylaxis for nonvalvular devices including indwelling vascular catheters (central lines) and cardiovascular implantable electronic devices (CIED)
is indicated only at the time of placement of these devices in order to prevent surgical site infection The AHA found no convincing evidence that microorganisms associated with dentalprocedures cause infection of CIED and nonvalvular devices at any time after implantation The infections occurring after device implantation most often are caused by Staphylococcusaureus and coagulase negative staphylococci or other microorganisms that are non-oral in origin but are associated with surgical implantation or other active infections The AHA furtherstates that immunosuppression is not an independent risk factor for nonvalvular device infections immunocompromised hosts who have those devices should receive antibioticprophylaxis as advocated for immunocompetent hosts Consultation with the childs physician is recommended for management of patients with nonvalvular devices
Cardiac Conditions Associated with the Highest Risk of AdverseOutcome from Endocarditis for Which Prophylaxis with Dental
Procedures Is Reasonable
bull Prosthetic cardiac valve or prosthetic material used for cardiac valve repair
bull Previous infective endocarditisbull Congenital heart disease (CHD)bull Unrepaired cyanotic CHD including palliative shunts and conduitsbull Completely repaired congenital heart defect with prosthetic
material or device whether placed by surgery or by catheterintervention during the first 6 months after the procedure
bull Repaired CHD with residual defects at the site or adjacent to the site of a prosthetic patch or prosthetic device (which inhibitendothelialization)
bull Cardiac transplantation recipients who develop cardiac valvulopathy
Dental Procedures for which Endocarditis ProphylaxisIs Reasonable for Patients in Table 1
bull All dental procedures that involve manipulation of gingival tissue or the periapical region of teeth or perforation of the oral mucosa
bull The following procedures and events do not needprophylaxis routine anesthetic injections throughnoninfected tissue taking dental radiographs placement of removable prosthodontic or orthodonticappliances adjustment of orthodontic appliances placement of orthodontic brackets shedding of deciduous teeth and bleeding from trauma to the lipsor oral mucosa
Considerations for Perioperative Anticoagulationarfarin therapy - management during invasive procedures and
surgeryBibliographic Source(s)
Medical Services Commission Warfarin therapy - management during invasive procedures and surgery Victoria (BC) British Columbia Medical Services Commission 2010 Oct 1 7 p [8 references]
bull Note Always consult with the surgeon and anesthesiologist aboutbull Risk of bleedingbull Goal INRbull Acceptable INR for surgerybull Baseline INR is recommended in every case and this will guide further therapybull Always discuss with surgeon and anesthesiologist what the INR should be before surgery (goal INR)bull An INR lt15 is generally acceptable except for neurosurgery ocular surgery and procedures requiring spinal anesthesia or epidural analgesia (Horlocker et al
2003)bull Risk of bleedingbull In general the type of procedure determines the risk of bleeding and how long anticoagulation must be withheld post-operativelybull Discontinuation of warfarin is essential for these procedures associated with a high risk of bleeding
ndash Procedures that the body cavity is entered eg open thoracic abdominal or pelvic surgeryndash Percutaneous needle procedures in non-compressible sites including organ biopsiesndash Any type of prostatic surgeryndash Surgery sites where minor bleeding can cause significant morbidity (eg central nervous system [CNS] and intraocular procedures)ndash Major arthroplasty surgery eg hip or knee replacement
bull Discontinuation of warfarin is usually not necessary for these procedures associated with a low risk of bleedingndash Percutaneous needle procedures in readily compressible sites (eg peripheral venous access)ndash Many skin proceduresndash Routine dental procedures (eg hygiene simple extractions restorations endodontics prosthetics)
ndash Endoscopy without biopsy
bull Assess the risk of bleeding from the procedure with the assistance of the surgeon and anesthesiologistC
Guidelines for pre-operative cardiac risk assessment and perioperative cardiac management in non-cardiac surgeryBibliographic Source(s)
Task Force for Preoperative Cardiac Risk Assessment and Perioperative [trunc] European Society of Anaesthesiology Poldermans D Bax JJ Boersma E De Hert S Eeckhout E Fowkes G Gorenek B Hennerici MG Iung B Kelm M Kjeldsen KP Kristensen SD Lopez-Sendon J Pelosi P Philippe F Pierard L Ponikowski P Schmid JP Sellevold OF Sicari R Van den Berghe G Vermassen F Guidelines for pre-operative cardiac risk
assessment and perioperative cardiac management in non-cardiac surgery Eur Heart J 2009 Nov30(22)2769-812 [238 references] PubMed
bull Pre-operative Evaluationbull Surgical Risk for Cardiac Eventsbull Although patient-specific factors are more important than surgery-specific factors in predicting the cardiac risk for noncardiac surgical procedures
the type of surgery cannot be ignored when evaluating a particular patient undergoing an intervention With regard to cardiac risk surgicalinterventions can be divided into low-risk intermediate-risk and high-risk groups with estimated 30-day cardiac event rates (cardiac death and myocardial infarction [MI]) of lt1 1ndash5 and gt5 respectively (see table below) Although only a rough estimation this risk stratification providesa good indication of the need for cardiac evaluation drug treatment and assessment of risk for cardiac events
bull Table Surgical Riska Estimatebull Low-risk lt1 Intermediate-risk 1-5 High-risk gt5bull Breastbull Dentalbull Endocrinebull Eyebull Gynaecologybull Reconstructivebull Orthopaedic-minor (knee surgery)bull Urologic-minor Abdominalbull Carotidbull Peripheral arterial angioplastybull Endovascular aneurysm repairbull Head and neck surgerybull Neurologicalorthopaedic-major (hip and spine surgery)bull Pulmonary renalliver transplantbull Urologic-major Aortic and major vascular surgerybull Peripheral vascular surgerybull aRisk of MI and cardiac death within 30 days after surgery Modified from Boersma et al Perioperative cardiovascular mortality in noncardiac
surgery validation of the Lee cardiac risk index Am J Med 20051181134ndash1141
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Arresto cardiaco
bull Segni e sintomibull Non rispondebull Non respirabull Non ha polsobull Trattamento
ndash Mettere il paz supinotavola sotto il torace o stendere sul pavimento
ndash Chiamare aiutondash Attaccare AED e seguire le istruzionindash Iniziare CPRndash Ossigenare ventilazione con pallone e maschera
bull httpyoutubeI-eFjl2G9vg
Emerg Med J 2012 Nov29(11)890-3 Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
Segal N Laurent F Maman L Plaisance P Augustin P
bull Source
bull Emergency Department Lariboisiegravere Hospital Paris 7 University (Paris Diderot) Paris France drnicolassegalgmailcom
bull Conflicting studies exist about the effectiveness of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on a dental chair In some situations dental surgeons are obliged to perform CPR with the patient on the chair Feedback devices are supposed to guide the compression depth in order to improve the quality of CPR but some devices are based on an accelerometer that can theoretically report erroneous results because of the lack of rigidity of a dental chair
bull OBJECTIVE
bull The aim of this study was to evaluate the accuracy of these devices to guide chest compressions on a dental chair
Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
bull METHODSbull A prospective randomised crossover equivalencenon-inferiority study was conducted to compare
the values of compression depths provided by the feedback device (Real CPR Help(reg) delivered by Zollcopy Medical Corporation Chelmsford MA USA) with the real measurements provided by the manikin (Resusci Anne(reg) Advanced SkillTrainer Laerdal Medical AScopy Norway) Chest-compression-only CPR was performed by 15 Basic Life Support instructors who carried out two rounds of continuous CPR for 2 min each Data were analysed with a correlation test a Bland-Altman method and a Wilcoxon test Statistical significance was defined as plt005
bull RESULTSbull A significant difference was found between the mean depths of compression measured by the
feedback device and the manikin on a dental chair and on the floor (plt00001) The feedback device overestimated the depth of chest compressions and Bland-Altman analysis demonstrated poor agreement
bull CONCLUSION
bull This study indicates that feedback devices with accelerometer technology are not sufficiently reliable to ensure adequate chest compression on dental chairs
Angina
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato
alle spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash sollievo con NTGsi spera ndash Ansiapalloresudorazionetachicardia
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minNatispraysublinguale ndash Ossigenondash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
Localizzazioni del dolore anginoso
Sharplocalized
radiating or notmay radiate to
teeth
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bull Molto pertinente
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bull Angina pectoris medical emergency
Infarto miocardico
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato alle
spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash Mancato sollievo con NTG ndash Dispneasincopediaforesimorte improvvisa
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minndash Ossigenondash Aspirina 165-325 mgndash AnalgesicomorfinabuprenorfinaN2Ondash Chiamare aiutondash Posizionare AED ndash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
ndash MONAMorfinaossigenonitroglicerinaaspirina
Fattori di rischio per cardiopatia ischemica
bull Etagravebull Sesso maschilema = gt 65 annibull Ipertensionebull DislipidemieColestTGHDL lowbull Diabetebull Fumobull Familiaritagravebull Malattie infiammatorie sistemiche collagenopatiebull Obesitagrave bull Metabolic syndrome This has been characterized by the presence of
hyperinsulinemia (fasting glucose level ge 100 mgdL) abdominal obesity (waist circumference gt40 in for men or gt35 in for women) decreased HDL cholesterol levels (lt 40 mgdL for men or lt 50 mgdL for women) hypertriglyceridemia (gt150 mgdL) and hypertension (ge 13085 mm Hg) Based on data from the 2000 US census an estimated 47 million Americans have the metabolic syndrome Patients with the metabolic syndrome have a 3-fold increased risk for coronary atherosclerosis and stroke compared with those without this syndrome
Fattori precipitanti lrsquoischemia
bull Sforzo fisico
bull Basse temperature
bull Digestione
bull Tachicardiafebbreipertiroidismo
bull Emozionistressndash Psichico(pauracontatto
ravvicinatooppressionecostrizioneinpossibilitagrave di muiversidi parlareodori sgradevolivista irritante o sgradevole
ndash dolore
bull Innalzamento vita media
bull Miglioramento condizioni socio-economiche ()
bull Procedure odontoiatriche sempre piugrave conservative
Maggiore frequenza di cardiopatici nella pratica odontoiatrica
Fattori stressantistressors
bull Malattiapersonale o di amici o famigliaribull Morte di un famigliare o di una persona amatabull Problemi di relazioni interpersonalibull Sovraccarico di lavorobull Inizio di un lavoro nuovobull disoccupazionebull pensionebull gravidanzabull affollamentobull traslocobull problemi della vita di tutti i giornirdquocopingrdquobull Problemi legalibull Problemi finanziaribull Perfezionismobull Eccecc
Quindinel paziente cardiopatico(ma anche negli altri)
Sedazione con BZD (short antagonizzabili)
bull Sedazione cosciente con N2O
bull empatia
bull Buona analgesia
Fin qui nov 10
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bull anginal and heart attack
Puntata ipertensiva
bull Segni e sintomindash Cefaleavertiginironziindash Disturbi della vistandash Cardiopalmo(tachicardia)ndash (dispnea)ndash Epistassi
bull Trattamentondash Nifedipina(nifedicor)5-15 gtt sublingualiOppndash Clonidina(catapresan) mezza1 fiala im o ev lentaOppndash Furosemide(Lasix) 1 2 fl im o ev lentandash Ossigenoterapia(occhialini)
Aritmie
bull Senza ECG
bull ipocineticheipercinetiche
Allergia
ndash Limitata ad un sistema o generalizzatandash Faringe e prime vie aereeedema angioneuroticondash Tratto respiratorioasmabroncospasmostridorendash Cuteorticariapruritondash Anafilassitutti i precedenti+collasso cardiocircolatoriondash DDangioedema ereditario
ndash Segni e sintomindash Pruritoarrossamentopomfiedema labbramucose boccafaringehellipndash Distress respiratorioasmandash Ipotensionepolso piccolofrequentepallore
bull Ossigenobull Chiamare aiutobull Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
anafilassi
bull Posizione supina
bull Ossigenazione
bull Adrenalina im 05mg
bull Liquidi evndash Antistaminico trimeton 10 mg im
ndash Cortisone
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull In caso di arrestoCPR
Cause di allergia
bull Materiali implantari e amalgama metallititanioporcellane e metalli nobili mercurio
bull Latexdighebull Acrilatibull Formaldeidebull Clorexidinabull AL e conservanti (metilparaben)
bull patch testing prick testing and blood tests for allergen-specific IgE
Sincope vasovagalesvenimentobull Segni e sintomi
ndash Svenimentondash Nausea ndash Debolezzandash Pallorendash Cute fredda e sudatandash Polso rallentatoma prima tachindash Ipotensionendash Discomfort addominalendash Midriasindash sbadiglio
bull Trattamentondash Posizione supinandash Elevare gli arti infndash Ossigenondash Monitorizzare ndash Atropina 05 mg im o iv
Fattori scatenanti psicogenipauraansiastress emotivocattive notiziedolorespecie se improvviso ed inaspettatovista del sanguestrumenti chirurgicisiringhe
Fattori scatenanti non psicogeniStazione erettaFame da salto del pasto o da dietaEsaurimentostanchezzaCattive condizioni fisicheAmbiente caldo-umidoAffollamentoSesso maschileGiovani16-35 anni
Pathophysiology
Stress
Catecholamines release
Decreased peripheral vascular resistance amp uarr blood flow to peripheral muscles
darr venous return
darr circulatory blood vol amp drop in arterial BP
Activation of Compensatory mechanisms
Reflex bradycardia develops (lt 50)
Significant drop in cardiac output associated with fall in BP below the critical level
Cerebral ischemia amp loss of consciousness
Assess consciousness (loss of response to sensory stimulation)
Activate office emergency system
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Perform additional procedures
Administer aromatic ammonia
Administer atropine if bradycardia persists
Do not panic
Post syncopal recovery- delayed recovery-
Postpone dental treatment Activate EMS
Determine precipitating factors
POSTURAL HYPOTENSION
Predisposing factors
bull Administration and ingestion of drugs eg antihypertensives like sodium depleting diuretics calcium channel blockers ampganglion blocking agents sedatives and narcotics histamine blockers levo dopa
bull Prolonged period of recumbency or convalescence
bull Inadequate postural reflex
bull Late stage pregnancy
bull Advanced age
bull Venous defects in legs (eg varicose veins)
bull Recovery from sympathectomy
bull Addissonrsquos disease
bull Physical exhaustion and starvation
bull Chronic postural hypotension (Shy ndash Drager syndrome)
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
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ipoglicemia
bull Segni e sintomibull Senso di fame
ndash Parola strascicataincoerentendash Comportamento alteratondash Polso rapidondash Apprensioneansiairrequietezzaaggressivitagravendash Disorientamentoperdita di coscienzandash Tremorindash sudorazione
bull Trattamentondash Succo di fruttacaramellazuccherino posndash Se egrave avvenuta perdita di coscienzaglucosio evndash Nel dubbio tra iper e ipoglicemiameglio somministrare glucosio comunque
ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
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SIAD Ozzano Emilia via Libertagrave 17 wwwsiadcom
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bull Riesce ad inoltrare ai due medici il modulo facendomelo poi avere via e-mail o via fax allo 051 796026
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Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
La valigetta degli orrori set di rianimazione completo di bombola ricaricabile di ossigeno da 05 LT in acciaio riduttore con manometro ed erogatore pallone rianimatore maschera rianimazione 2 cannule di Guedel pinza tiralingua apribocca elicoidale tubo atossico in contenitore plastico antiurto
Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
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Physical Status ClassificationsASA
ASA classification of physical status
Classificationswwwasahqorgclinicalphysicalstatushtm accessed april 2007
bull ASA 1 ---Normally healthy patient without medical problems
bull ASA 2 --- Mild well controlled systemic disease --- no functional limitation
bull ASA 3 --- Severe systemic disease that results in functional limitation but non incapacitating
bull ASA 4 --- Severe systemic disease that is a constant threat to life
bull ASA 5 --- Moribund patient not expected to survive regardless of operation
bull ASA 6 --- A declared dead patient whose organs are being removed for donation
Estimated Energy Requirements for Various Activities
NYHA Classification - The Stages of HeartFailure(rivista)
bull La valutazione secondo la NYHA classifica la funzionedisfunzione cardiaca a seconda dei sintomi legati alle normali attivitagrave quotidiane e alla qualitagrave di vita del paziente
bull Classe e sintomibull Classe I (normale) Non limitazioni alla attivitagrave fisicaLe attivitagrave
ordinarie non causano particolare faticapalpitazioni o dispneabull Classe II (Moderata ) Lieve limitazione alla attivitagrave fisica a
riposo OKma attivitagrave routinarie causano faticapalpitazionidispneaangina
bull Class III (Marcata) Marcata limitazione alla attivitagrave fisica a riposo okma attivitagrave meno che routinarie causano faticapalpitazionidispneangina
bull Class IV (Severa) incapacitagrave di eseguire qualsiasi attivitagraveConattivitagrave anche minima sintomi di insufficienza cardiaca anche a riposocon aumento dei disturbi allrsquoinizio del movimento
Classificazione obbiettiva
bull Classificazione con valutazione oggettiva bull A non crsquoegrave evidenza di malattia cardiovascolare non ci sono sintomi negrave
limitazioni alla attivitagrave fisica ordinariabull B evidenza oggettiva di minima malattia cardiovascolareSintomi modesti e
lieve diminuzione attivitagrave durante attivitagrave routinariaA riposo ok bull C evidenza oggettiva di malattia cardiovascolare moderata-severaMarcata
limitazione delle attivitagrave per la comparsa di sintomi anche durante attivitagrave meno che normaliA riposo ok
bull D evidenza oggettiva di malattia cardiovascolare severaLimitazionisevereSintomi anche a riposo
bull For Examplebull A patient with minimal or no symptoms but a large pressure gradient across the aortic valve or severe obstruction of the left
main coronary artery is classifiedbull Function Capacity I Objective Assessment Dbull A patient with severe anginal syndrome but angiographically normal coronary arteries is classifiedbull Functional Capacity IV Objective Assessment A
PREOP ASSESSMENT
ldquoAt Riskrdquo Patients for Sedation or Analgesia
bull The ASA physical status risk classification of 3 or greater
bull Critical care patients
bull Extremes in age (lt1 or gt70 years of age)
bull Patients with chronic respiratory disease chronic obstructive pulmonary disease emphysemaCHRanginahellip
bull History of sleep apnea
bull Mentally and neurologically handicapped patients
bull Patients at risk for aspiration (ie hiatal hernia with regurgitation diabetes with gastroparesis)
bull Altered mental status
Relative Contraindications
Contraindications
bull Physical Examination
ndash Respiratory distress (wheezing stridor etc)
ndash Hypotension
ndash Morbid obesity
ndash OSA
Contraindications (continued)
bull Physical Examination
ndash Craniofacial abnormalities
ndash Short neck
ndash Decreased hyoid-mental distance (lt3cm in adult)
ndash Distorted landmarks on anterior surface of neck
Contraindications (continued)
bull Physical Examination
ndash Limited mouth opening
ndash Receding chin
ndash Large tongue
ndash Unable to view base of uvula with mouth open and tongue protruding
Pregnancy
bull Patients who are trying to conceive are pregnant or are breast-feeding must inform their dentist in advance of their appointment
Mallampati Classificationbull Class 1 Full visibility of tonsils uvula and soft palate
bull Class 2 Visibility of hard and soft palate upper portion of tonsils and uvula
bull Class 3 Soft and hard palate and base of the uvula are visible
bull Class 4 Only hard palate is visible
The Mallampati classification is used to
predict the ease of intubation It is
determined by looking at the anatomy of
the oral cavity Specifically it is based
on the visibility of the base of uvula
faucial pillars and soft palate Scoring
may be done with or without phonation
A high Mallampati score (class 3 or 4) is
associated with more difficult intubation
as well as a higher incidence of sleep
apnea
OSA screening
clinical diagnosis of OSA
bull The clinical diagnosis of OSA was defined as AHI(apnea hypopnea) greater than 5 with fragmented sleep and daytime sleepiness
bull According to the American Academy of Sleep Medicine practice guideline the severity of OSA is determined by the AHI 5ndash15 mild greater than 15ndash30 moderate greater than 30 severe
STOPsnoretiredobserved(stopped breathing)pressure
STOP QuestionnaireA Tool to Screen Patients for Obstructive Sleep ApneaAnesthesiology 2008 108812ndash21
Stop tradottoquasi corrisponde
bull SmdashldquoDo you snore loudly (louder than talking or loud enough to be heard through closed doors)rdquoRussi forte+ che parlare a voce alta
tanto da essere udito a porta chiusaSornacchiarebull TmdashldquoDo you often feel tired fatigued or sleepy during daytimerdquoti
senti stancoaffaticato o sonnolento durante il giorno Tiratohelliphellip
bull OmdashldquoHas anyone observed you stop breathing during your sleepNessuno ti ha osservato fermare il respiro durante il sonnoosservato
bull rdquo PmdashldquoDo you have or are you being treated for high blood pressure Hai o sei stato in terapia per ipertensionePressione
Screening of patients
Poliambulatorio helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip Modulo di consenso informato per procedure chirurgiche ambulatoriali o day surgery Da consegnare al momento della prenotazione e riportare
Si prega di leggere attentamente e riempire con i dati richiesti sopra le parti indicate dai puntini(datacittagravecognomenomeinterventofirma)
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Dichiaro di attenermi alle seguenti disposizioni
I)non assumere alcun cibo nelle 6 ore precedenti linterventone liquidi nelle due ore
precedenti raccomandazioni per il digiuno preoperatorio
MATERIALE INGERITO TEMPO MINIMO DI DIGIUNO
Liquidi chiari (acquacaffegravethe succo senza polpa bibite
gasate)
2 ore
Pasto leggero (toast e bibita) 6 ore
2)di non guidare alcuna automobile o motocicletta o bicicletta od utilizzare qualsiasi
macchinario nelle 24 ore seguenti Ianestesia o sedazione
3)di non assumere alcoolici nelle 24 ore seguenti lanestesia o sedazione
4)di farmi riaccompagnare alla mia residenza da un adulto responsabile
5)di rimanere in compagnia di un adulto responsabile una volta tornato al domicilio
6) di non assumere alcuna decisione importante ne firmare documenti
importanti(testamentoassicurazioni ecc)nelle 24 ore seguenti
7)di vestirmi in modo praticocosicchegrave il vestiario possa essere facilmente rimosso e
indossato e riposto in un armadiettoper estute da ginnastica con maniche larghe e
apertura frontale 8)di non portare gioielli o altri oggetti di valore in ambulatorio
9)di mettermi in contatto con lunitagrave chirurgica ambulatoriale nel caso insorga una
qualsiasi complicanza postoperatoria
10) di assumere o avere giagrave assunto la mia terapia agli intervalli soliticon un poco
di acqua se necessario
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Ha o ha avuto una malattia seria SI NO
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Ha affanno dopo sforzo SI NO
Ha tosse SI NO
Ha sibili respiratori SI NO
Ha dolore al petto da sforzo SI NO
Ha gonfiore alle caviglie SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie di cuore SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie dei polmoni SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie di fegato SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie dello stomaco reflussoulcera SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie dei reni SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie muscolari SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie cerebrali SI NO
Ha assunto farmaci negli ultimi tre mesi SI NO
Se Siqualihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Prende gocce nasali o oculari SI NO
Egrave allergico a qualche medicinale SI NO
Ersquo allergico a qualche cibo SI NO
Ha subito interventi o anestesie negli ultimi 3 mesi
SI NO
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Egrave mai stato operato prima drsquoora SI NO
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Ci sono state strane storie in famiglia di incidenti insorti durante o subito dopo anestesia
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Porta occhiali o lenti a contatto SI NO
Porta protesi dentarie o ponti mobili SI NO Beve piugrave di in bicchiere di vino o di un superalcoolico al giorno
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Se Siquanto Ci sono stati altri problemi di salute fisica o mentale non compresi in questa lista
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DICHIARAZIONE DI AVVENUTA INFORMAZIONE E CONSENSO ALLrsquoANESTESIA
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che le mie condizioni di salute mi collocano nella classe ASAhelliphellip ed il rischio relativo allrsquointervento
chirurgico al quale io verrorsquo sottopostoa egrave helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ho compreso le informazioni circa il tipo di anestesia piugrave appropriato nella mia situazione e dopo avere preso in considerazione anche le eventuali alternative dograve il mio consenso al trattamento anestesiologico
concordato che saragrave il seguentehelliphelliphellip helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Sono stato informato che tale trattamento qualora si verificassero condizioni particolari che mi verranno
spiegate potrebbe essere modificato
Mi egrave stato spiegato che lrsquoanestesia pur essendo fra le metodiche piugrave sicure della medicina moderna puograve
comportare ancora oggi in rarissimi casi complicanze mortali o gravi danni permanenti in particolare di
tipo neurologico Mi ritengo adeguatamente informato e non desidero ricevere ulteriori informazioni
In seguito alla mia richiesta di ulteriori informazioni ho ricevuto e compreso ogni spiegazione sui
trattamenti anestesiologici che verranno adottati prima durante e dopo lrsquointervento In particolare ho
compreso le informazioni circa le complicanze piugrave comuni e prevedibili nel mio caso specifico che
consistono inhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
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DATA
Firma del Paziente Firma del Medico Anestesista
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Drugs taken by patientshellip
bull We consistently found associations of antipsychotic and SSRI antidepressant treatment with sudden unexplaineddeath significantly raised risk ratios being found for typicaland atypical antipsychotics the latter including risperidoneand olanzapine individually and the SSRI antidepressants including citalopram fluoxetine and sertraline Individually
bull Br J Clin Pharmacol 2009 November 68(5) 743ndash751bull doi 101111j1365-2125200903496xbull PMCID PMC2791981bull Sudden death in patients receiving drugs tending to
prolong the QT intervalbull Kate Jolly1 Michael D Gammage2 Kar Keung Cheng1 Peter
Bradburn1 Miriam V Banting1 and Michael J S Langman2
J Can Dent Assoc 2009 Feb75(1)41Dental surgery for patients on anticoagulant therapy with warfarin a
systematic review and meta-analysisNematullah A Alabousi A Blanas N Douketis JD Sutherland SE
bull University of Toronto Ontario Canadabull Comment in bull Evid Based Dent 200910(2)52 bull Republished in bull Tex Dent J 2009 Dec126(12)1183-93 bull Abstractbull PURPOSE To evaluate the effect of continuing warfarin therapy on the bleeding risk of patients undergoing elective dental surgical proceduresbull METHODS Data sources were the MEDLINE and EMBASE databases the Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials a manual citation review of
the relevant literature content experts and relevant abstracts from the proceedings of the International Association for Dental Research Study selection was carried out independently by 2 reviewers as was quality assessment Data extraction was done by 3 reviewers Differences were resolved by consensus Eligible studies were randomized controlled trials that compared the effects of continuing the regular dose of warfarintherapy with the effects of discontinuing or modifying the dose on the incidence of bleeding in patients undergoing dental procedures
bull RESULTS Five trials (a total of 553 patients) met the inclusion criteria Compared with interrupting warfarin therapy (either partial or complete) perioperative continuation of warfarin with patients usual dose was not associated with an increased risk for clinically significant nonmajor bleeding (relative risk [RR] 071 95 confidence interval [CI] 039-128 p = 065 I2 = 0) or an increased risk for minor bleeding (RR 119 95 CI 090-158 p = 022 I2 = 0)
bull CONCLUSIONS Continuing the regular dose of warfarin therapy does not seem to confer an increased risk of bleeding compared with discontinuing or modifying the warfarin dose for patients undergoing minor dental procedures
Clin Oral Implants Res 2009 Sep20 Suppl 496-106What influence do anticoagulants have on oral implant therapy
A systematic reviewMadrid C Sanz M
bull bull Department of oral surgery Oral Medicine and Hospital Dentistry Department of Ambulatory Care and Community Medicine University of Lausanne
Lausanne Switzerland carlosmadridhospvdchbull Abstractbull OBJECTIVES This systematic review aims to assess the risks (both thromboembolic and bleeding) of an oral anticoagulation therapy (OAT) patient undergoing
implant therapy and to provide a management protocol to patients under OAT undergoing implant therapybull MATERIAL AND METHODS Medline Cochrane Data Base of Systematic Reviews the Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials and EMBASE (from 1980 to
December 2008) were searched for English-language articles published between 1966 and 2008 This search was completed by a hand research accessing the references cited in all identified publications
bull RESULTS Nineteen studies were identified reporting outcomes after oral surgery procedures (mostly dental extractions in patients on OAT following different management protocols and haemostatic therapies) Five studies were randomized-controlled trials (RCTs) 11 were controlled clinical trials (CCTs) and three were prospective case series The OAT management strategies as well as the protocols during and after surgery were different This heterogeneity prevented any possible data aggregation and synthesis The results from these studies are very homogeneous reporting minor bleeding in very few patients without a significant difference between the OAT patients who continue with the vitamin K antagonists vs the patients who stopped this medication before surgery These post-operative bleeding events were controlled only with local haemostatic measures tranexamic acid mouthwashes gelatine sponges and cellulose gauzess application were effective Post-operative bleeding did not correlate with the international normalised ratio (INR) status In none of the studies was a thromboembolic event reported
bull CONCLUSIONS OAT patients (INR 2-4) who do not discontinue the AC medication do not have a significantly higher risk of post-operative bleeding than non-OAT patients and they also do not have a higher risk of post-operative bleeding than OAT patients who discontinue the medication In patients with OAT (INR 2-4) without discontinuation topical haemostatic agents were effective in preventing post-operative bleeding OAT discontinuation is not recommended for minor oral surgery such as single tooth extraction or implant placement provided that this does not involve autogenous bone grafts extensive flaps or osteotomy preparations extending outside the bony envelope Evidence does not support that dental implant placement in patients on OAT is contraindicated
bull The following are the latestguidelineshowever every DDS should thinkabouthelliphellip
Guideline TitleSteps to reduce surgical risk In II guidelines for perioperative evaluation
Bibliographic Source(s)Gualandro DM Yu PC Calderaro D Marques AC Pinho C Caramelli B et al Steps to reduce surgical risk In II guidelines for perioperative evaluation Arq Bras Cardiol
201196(3 Suppl 1)23-41 [379 references]
bull Antiplatelet Agents (AAS)bull Recommendations for antiplatelet agents before noncardiac surgeriesbull Degree of Recommendation Ibull Patients with coronary artery disease and noncardiac surgery scheduled should maintain the use of
AAS at a low dose of 75 to 100 mgday except in neurosurgeries and transurethral resection of the prostate Level of Evidence B
bull Patients using dual antiplatelet therapy by means of recent angioplasty with stent should keepreceiving AAS throughout the perioperative period with discontinuation of thienopyridine 5 daysbefore surgery and reintroduction as early as possible ideally before the patient completes 10 daysof discontinuation Level of Evidence C
bull Patients receiving antiplatelet therapy only with thienopyridine and surgery scheduled with moderate to high-risk of bleeding should discontinue medication 5 days before Level of EvidenceC
bull Degree of Recommendation IIabull Keep dual antiplatelet therapy in procedures with low risk for bleeding Level of Evidence Cbull Patients receiving antiplatelet therapy only with thienopyridine and surgery scheduled with low risk
of bleeding should continue medication in the perioperative period Level of Evidence C
bull Procedures with Low Risk of Bleedingbull Cataract surgerybull Minor dermatological proceduresbull Dental procedures - hygiene simple extraction restoration endodontic and
prosthetic proceduresbull Recommendationsbull Patients at High Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence Cbull Discontinue warfarin 5 days before surgery and wait for INR lt15 to perform the procedurebull UFH or prophylactic LMWH can be used in the preoperative period if indicatedbull Postoperatively use UFH or prophylactic LMWH if indicated by the type of procedure and resume warfarin 12 to 14 hours after surgerybull Patients at Low Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence Cbull Discontinue warfarin 5 days before surgery and wait for INR lt15bull Start full-dose UFH or LMWH when INR lt20bull Discontinue intravenous UFH 4 hours before surgery and subcutaneous LMWH 24 hours before surgerybull Postoperatively restart full-dose UFH or LMWH and warfarin and 12 to 24 hours after the procedure and discontinue heparin only when the INR is within
therapeutic rangebull Patients at Intermediate Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence Cbull Depending on the individual assessment of each patient the guidelines can be followed either for the high or low risk to the discretion of the physician in
chargebull Procedures with Low Risk of Bleedingbull Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence Cbull Perform the procedure with an INR within the therapeutic range ndash it is not necessary to discontinue the anticoagulantbull If INR gt3 discontinue anticoagulation therapy one or two days before surgery and reintroduce it the night after surgery
Endocarditis Prophylaxis
bull Dental Procedures and Prevention of Infective Endocarditisbull Dental procedures with higher risk for bacteremia are subgingival placement of antibiotic fibers or strips dental extractions dental implants or reimplants endodontic and periodontal
procedures placement of orthodontic bands and procedures with significant bleeding Whenever high-risk patients undergo these procedures should receive antibiotic prophylaxis Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence C It is likely that low-income populations with little access to health care with heart diseases other than those cited in Table 2 (below) also benefit from infective endocarditis (IE) prophylaxis before dental procedures Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence C
bull Table 2 Patients at Risk of Acquiring Severe Infective Endocarditisbull Patient with prosthetic heart valvebull Valvular heart disease corrected with prosthetic materialbull History of infective endocarditisbull Acquired valvular heart disease in patient who underwent heart transplantbull Uncorrected cyanotic congenital heart diseasebull Corrected cyanotic congenital heart disease that evolves with residual lesionbull Congenital heart disease corrected with prosthetic materialbull Surgical Procedures and Prevention of Infective Endocarditisbull Indications for Endocarditis Prophylaxisbull Degree of Recommendation Ibull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will be subjected to dental procedures with a high probability of significant bacteremia (see Table 3 below)
Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Table 3 Dental Procedures and Indication of Infective Endocarditis Prophylaxisbull Indicated Not Recommended ndash Any Patients Who Will Undergo the Procedures Belowbull For patients at risk for severe infective endocarditis and who will undergo procedures involving manipulation of gingival tissue periodontal region or perforation of oral mucosa Local
anesthesia in non-infected tissuebull Dental X-raybull Placement or removal of bracesbull Adjustment of bracesbull Placement of parts in bracesbull Natural loss of milk toothbull Bleeding originated from the trauma of the oral mucosa or lipsbull Degree of Recommendation IIabull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria on Table 2 (above) and who will undergo dental procedures with a high
probability of significant bacteremia (see Table 3 above) Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will undergo genitourinary or gastrointestinal procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic
regimen (see Table 11 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will undergo esophageal or respiratory tract procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen
(see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Degree of Recommendation IIbbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo dental procedures that do not meet
the criteria on Table 3 (above) Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo genitourinary or gastrointestinal
procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen (see Table 11 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo esophageal or respiratory tract
procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Degree of Recommendation IIIbull There is no indication for IE prophylaxis in patients with interatrial communication alone interventricular communication or corrected patent ductus arteriosus and without residual
flow myocardial revascularization surgery mitral valve prolapse without regurgitation after placement of stents innocent heart murmurs patients with pacemakers or implantablecardioverter-defibrillators (ICDs) history of Kawasaki disease or rheumatic fever without valve dysfunction who will undergo dental esophageal respiratory tract genitourinary or
Guideline on antibiotic prophylaxis for dental patients at risk for infection
Bibliographic Source(s)Clinical Affairs Committee Council on Clinical Affairs Guideline on
antibiotic prophylaxis for dental patients at risk for infection Chicago (IL) American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) 2011 5 p [27
references]bull Major Recommendationsbull The conservative use of antibiotics is indicated to minimize the risk of developing resistance to current antibiotic regimens Given the increasing number of organisms that have
developed resistance to current antibiotic regimens as well as the potential for an adverse anaphylactic reaction to the drug administered it is best to be judicious in the use of antibiotics for the prevention of infective endocarditis (IE) and other distant-site infections
bull Patients with Cardiac Conditionsbull Dental practitioners should consider prophylactic measures to minimize the risk of IE in patients with underlying cardiac conditions The risk of developing IE can arise from a combination
of high-risk patients and dental procedures However at-risk patients with poor oral hygiene and gingival bleeding after routine activities (eg toothbrushing) also have shown an increased potential for developing complications of IE It therefore is recommended to encourage daily good oral hygiene practices to reduce gingivitis as part of the prophylacticregimen These patients andor parents need to be educated and motivated to maintain personal oral hygiene through daily plaque removal including flossing Greater emphasis shouldbe placed on improved access to dental care and oral health in patients with underlying cardiac conditions at high risk for IE and less focus on a dental procedure and antibiotic coverage Professional prevention strategies should be based upon the individuals assessed risk for caries and periodontal disease
bull Specific recommendations from the latest American Heart Association (AHA) guideline on prevention of IE are included in the tables below The AHA recommends antibiotic prophylaxisonly for those whose underlying cardiac conditions are associated with the highest risk of adverse outcome (see Table 1 below) Such conditions include prosthetic heart valves previoushistory of IE unrepaired or incompletely repaired cyanotic congenital heart disease (CHD) completely repaired congenital heart defect with prosthetic material or device during the first 6 months after the procedure repaired CHD with residual defects at the site or adjacent to the site of a prosthetic patch or device and cardiac transplantation recipients who developcardiac valvulopathy In addition to those diagnoses listed in the AHA guidelines patients with a reported history of injection drug use may be considered at risk for developing IE in the absence of cardiac anomalies Although quite rare complications from intraoral tongue piercing can include IE among patients with a pre-existing cardiac valvular condition andor history of injection drug use Consultation with the patients physician may be necessary to determine susceptibility to bacteremia-induced infections
bull Antibiotics are recommended for all dental procedures that involve manipulation of gingival tissue or the periapical region of teeth or perforation of the oral mucosa (see Table 2 below) Specific antibiotic regimens can be found in Table 3 in the original guideline document Practitioners and patientsparents can review the entire AHA guidelines in the AHA CirculationJournal archives httpcircahajournalsorgcgicontentfull116151736 for additional background information as well as discussion of special circumstances (eg patients already receiving antibiotic therapy patients on anticoagulant therapy)
bull Patients with Compromised Immunitybull Patients with a compromised immune system may not be able to tolerate a transient bacteremia following invasive dental procedures These non-cardiac factors can place a patient with
compromised immunity at risk for distant-site infection from a dental procedure This category includes but is not limited to patients with the following medical conditionsbull Immunosuppression secondary tobull Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)bull Severe combined immunodeficiency (SCIDS)bull Neutropeniabull Cancer chemotherapybull Hematopoietic stem cell or solid organ transplantationbull Head and neck radiotherapybull Autoimmune disease (eg juvenile arthritis systemic lupus erythematosus)bull Sickle cell anemiabull Asplenism or status post splenectomybull Chronic steroid usagebull Diabetesbull Bisphosphonate therapybull Consultation with the childs physician is recommended for management of patients with a compromised immune system Discussion of antibiotic prophylaxis for patients undergoing
chemotherapy irradiation and hematopoietic cell transplantation appears in a separate American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) guideline (see the National GuidelineClearinghouse [NGC] summary Guideline on Dental Management of Pediatric Patients Receiving Chemotherapy Hematopoietic Cell Transplantation andor Radiation)
bull Patients with Shunts Indwelling Vascular Catheters or Medical Devicesbull The AHA recommends that antibiotic prophylaxis for nonvalvular devices including indwelling vascular catheters (central lines) and cardiovascular implantable electronic devices (CIED)
is indicated only at the time of placement of these devices in order to prevent surgical site infection The AHA found no convincing evidence that microorganisms associated with dentalprocedures cause infection of CIED and nonvalvular devices at any time after implantation The infections occurring after device implantation most often are caused by Staphylococcusaureus and coagulase negative staphylococci or other microorganisms that are non-oral in origin but are associated with surgical implantation or other active infections The AHA furtherstates that immunosuppression is not an independent risk factor for nonvalvular device infections immunocompromised hosts who have those devices should receive antibioticprophylaxis as advocated for immunocompetent hosts Consultation with the childs physician is recommended for management of patients with nonvalvular devices
Cardiac Conditions Associated with the Highest Risk of AdverseOutcome from Endocarditis for Which Prophylaxis with Dental
Procedures Is Reasonable
bull Prosthetic cardiac valve or prosthetic material used for cardiac valve repair
bull Previous infective endocarditisbull Congenital heart disease (CHD)bull Unrepaired cyanotic CHD including palliative shunts and conduitsbull Completely repaired congenital heart defect with prosthetic
material or device whether placed by surgery or by catheterintervention during the first 6 months after the procedure
bull Repaired CHD with residual defects at the site or adjacent to the site of a prosthetic patch or prosthetic device (which inhibitendothelialization)
bull Cardiac transplantation recipients who develop cardiac valvulopathy
Dental Procedures for which Endocarditis ProphylaxisIs Reasonable for Patients in Table 1
bull All dental procedures that involve manipulation of gingival tissue or the periapical region of teeth or perforation of the oral mucosa
bull The following procedures and events do not needprophylaxis routine anesthetic injections throughnoninfected tissue taking dental radiographs placement of removable prosthodontic or orthodonticappliances adjustment of orthodontic appliances placement of orthodontic brackets shedding of deciduous teeth and bleeding from trauma to the lipsor oral mucosa
Considerations for Perioperative Anticoagulationarfarin therapy - management during invasive procedures and
surgeryBibliographic Source(s)
Medical Services Commission Warfarin therapy - management during invasive procedures and surgery Victoria (BC) British Columbia Medical Services Commission 2010 Oct 1 7 p [8 references]
bull Note Always consult with the surgeon and anesthesiologist aboutbull Risk of bleedingbull Goal INRbull Acceptable INR for surgerybull Baseline INR is recommended in every case and this will guide further therapybull Always discuss with surgeon and anesthesiologist what the INR should be before surgery (goal INR)bull An INR lt15 is generally acceptable except for neurosurgery ocular surgery and procedures requiring spinal anesthesia or epidural analgesia (Horlocker et al
2003)bull Risk of bleedingbull In general the type of procedure determines the risk of bleeding and how long anticoagulation must be withheld post-operativelybull Discontinuation of warfarin is essential for these procedures associated with a high risk of bleeding
ndash Procedures that the body cavity is entered eg open thoracic abdominal or pelvic surgeryndash Percutaneous needle procedures in non-compressible sites including organ biopsiesndash Any type of prostatic surgeryndash Surgery sites where minor bleeding can cause significant morbidity (eg central nervous system [CNS] and intraocular procedures)ndash Major arthroplasty surgery eg hip or knee replacement
bull Discontinuation of warfarin is usually not necessary for these procedures associated with a low risk of bleedingndash Percutaneous needle procedures in readily compressible sites (eg peripheral venous access)ndash Many skin proceduresndash Routine dental procedures (eg hygiene simple extractions restorations endodontics prosthetics)
ndash Endoscopy without biopsy
bull Assess the risk of bleeding from the procedure with the assistance of the surgeon and anesthesiologistC
Guidelines for pre-operative cardiac risk assessment and perioperative cardiac management in non-cardiac surgeryBibliographic Source(s)
Task Force for Preoperative Cardiac Risk Assessment and Perioperative [trunc] European Society of Anaesthesiology Poldermans D Bax JJ Boersma E De Hert S Eeckhout E Fowkes G Gorenek B Hennerici MG Iung B Kelm M Kjeldsen KP Kristensen SD Lopez-Sendon J Pelosi P Philippe F Pierard L Ponikowski P Schmid JP Sellevold OF Sicari R Van den Berghe G Vermassen F Guidelines for pre-operative cardiac risk
assessment and perioperative cardiac management in non-cardiac surgery Eur Heart J 2009 Nov30(22)2769-812 [238 references] PubMed
bull Pre-operative Evaluationbull Surgical Risk for Cardiac Eventsbull Although patient-specific factors are more important than surgery-specific factors in predicting the cardiac risk for noncardiac surgical procedures
the type of surgery cannot be ignored when evaluating a particular patient undergoing an intervention With regard to cardiac risk surgicalinterventions can be divided into low-risk intermediate-risk and high-risk groups with estimated 30-day cardiac event rates (cardiac death and myocardial infarction [MI]) of lt1 1ndash5 and gt5 respectively (see table below) Although only a rough estimation this risk stratification providesa good indication of the need for cardiac evaluation drug treatment and assessment of risk for cardiac events
bull Table Surgical Riska Estimatebull Low-risk lt1 Intermediate-risk 1-5 High-risk gt5bull Breastbull Dentalbull Endocrinebull Eyebull Gynaecologybull Reconstructivebull Orthopaedic-minor (knee surgery)bull Urologic-minor Abdominalbull Carotidbull Peripheral arterial angioplastybull Endovascular aneurysm repairbull Head and neck surgerybull Neurologicalorthopaedic-major (hip and spine surgery)bull Pulmonary renalliver transplantbull Urologic-major Aortic and major vascular surgerybull Peripheral vascular surgerybull aRisk of MI and cardiac death within 30 days after surgery Modified from Boersma et al Perioperative cardiovascular mortality in noncardiac
surgery validation of the Lee cardiac risk index Am J Med 20051181134ndash1141
Segni vitali
bull Prima di ogni trattamento dovrebbero essere misurati i segni vitaliPAFCrespirazione e temperatura
Inserire fot Omron
IMG_6728JPG
ContecVital Signs Monitor PatientMonitor with CE Certificate
(CMS5000)
Riconoscere una emergenza
bull Segni e sintomi di emergenza incipiente
ndash Dolore toracico
ndash Cute pallida
ndash Sudorazione
ndash Vomito(nausea)
ndash RESPIRAZIONE IRREGOLARE
ndash SENSAZIONI STRANE O INSOLITE
ndash Modificazioni delle frequenza e o della pressione
Codice di deontologia medica
bull Art 7 ndash Obbligo drsquointervento drsquourgenza Il medico
e devetempestivamente attivarsi per assicurare ognispecifica adeguata assistenza
Procedure iniziali nellrsquoemergenzabull Interrompere la procedura
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull Chiamare il kit di emergenza
bull Valutare lo stato di coscienzase incoscienteabbassare la poltrona trendelemburg
bull Somministrare O2se coscienteocchialinise incosciente ma respira maschera se incosciente e non respira pallone e maschera
Algoritmo di base
bull PABCDbull Posizionare
bull A airway
bull B breathing
bull Ccirculation
bull Ddefinitivo o diagnosi
Come valutare lo stato di coscienza
1 come definirlo cosciente
vigile
soporoso
coma
2 come riconoscerlo stimolo verbale
stimolo doloroso
3 come valutarlo risposta verbale
apertura occhi
risposta motoria
Valutare le vie aereeaprire la bocca
estendere il capo e sostenere il mentoimpiegare lrsquoaspirazione se necessario
Valutare la respirazionese non respiradai due respiri con ossigeno 100
se in apneainserisci la cannula orofaringea chiama per lrsquoAED
Valutare la circolazionecerca il polsocarotide(radiale)
in assenza di polsopreparati per CPRmettere il paziente in pianomeglio al suolo iniziare MCE
applicare lrsquoAED se crsquoegrave il polsovalutare la frequenza e la forza
Distress
bull Respiratoriobroncospasmoasma
bull ToracicodoloreanginaMI
bull Psicologicoagitazioneconvulsioni
bull Prevenire il distress
ndash Ambiente accoglientetranquillorilassato
ndash Minimizzare la paurail freddo
ndash Mantenere PA e FC e respirazione nei limiti
ndash Non interrompere la terapia
Valutare il paz e la situazionebull Controllare i segni vitali del pazientePAFCrespirazionecolorebull Non tentare di trasportare il paziente da solibull Chiama immediatamente il 118 se
ndash Arresto cardiacondash Arresto respiratoriondash incoscienzagt 1 minndash Stato confusionale prolungatondash Dolore toracico gt 5 min non alleviato dal venitrinndash Difficoltagrave respiratoriandash Convulsionindash Ipotensione grave o tachicardia()
bull Tratta il paziente in emergenza finchegrave non arriva il soccorsobull Tieni pronta la cartella e quanto fatto finora per la squadra di soccorsobull Compila la scheda delle emergenze in studio
What types of emergencies can be expected in the dental office
Ostruzione delle vie aeree
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentoimprovvisaafferrare la gola(segno universale)ndash Stridorendash Tosse violentandash Dispneaspasmindash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Tosse forzatandash Compressione addominalendash Percussione dorsale con paziente curvo in avanti ndash Ossigenazione ndash Ispezione delle prime vie aereendash laringoscopiopinza di Magillaspiratorendash Chiamare aiutondash Trasferimento in ospedale per broncoscopia in urgenza
How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver You tubehttpyoutubekJDpr05zmB4
bull How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver
bull Edited by Bob Robertson Rob S Nicole Willson Travis Derouin and 37 others
bull Googlewikihow
Airway obstruction management
Asmabroncospasmo
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentondash Sensazione di peso sul toracendash stridorendash Tossendash Dispneandash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Posizionare il pazsedutobraccia in avantindash Ossigenondash Spray con salbutamol 2 puffripeti dopo 5 min se inefficacendash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
bull httpyoutubekff3co6xwik
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bull httpyoutubewlygTaY4ioc
Arresto cardiaco
bull Segni e sintomibull Non rispondebull Non respirabull Non ha polsobull Trattamento
ndash Mettere il paz supinotavola sotto il torace o stendere sul pavimento
ndash Chiamare aiutondash Attaccare AED e seguire le istruzionindash Iniziare CPRndash Ossigenare ventilazione con pallone e maschera
bull httpyoutubeI-eFjl2G9vg
Emerg Med J 2012 Nov29(11)890-3 Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
Segal N Laurent F Maman L Plaisance P Augustin P
bull Source
bull Emergency Department Lariboisiegravere Hospital Paris 7 University (Paris Diderot) Paris France drnicolassegalgmailcom
bull Conflicting studies exist about the effectiveness of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on a dental chair In some situations dental surgeons are obliged to perform CPR with the patient on the chair Feedback devices are supposed to guide the compression depth in order to improve the quality of CPR but some devices are based on an accelerometer that can theoretically report erroneous results because of the lack of rigidity of a dental chair
bull OBJECTIVE
bull The aim of this study was to evaluate the accuracy of these devices to guide chest compressions on a dental chair
Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
bull METHODSbull A prospective randomised crossover equivalencenon-inferiority study was conducted to compare
the values of compression depths provided by the feedback device (Real CPR Help(reg) delivered by Zollcopy Medical Corporation Chelmsford MA USA) with the real measurements provided by the manikin (Resusci Anne(reg) Advanced SkillTrainer Laerdal Medical AScopy Norway) Chest-compression-only CPR was performed by 15 Basic Life Support instructors who carried out two rounds of continuous CPR for 2 min each Data were analysed with a correlation test a Bland-Altman method and a Wilcoxon test Statistical significance was defined as plt005
bull RESULTSbull A significant difference was found between the mean depths of compression measured by the
feedback device and the manikin on a dental chair and on the floor (plt00001) The feedback device overestimated the depth of chest compressions and Bland-Altman analysis demonstrated poor agreement
bull CONCLUSION
bull This study indicates that feedback devices with accelerometer technology are not sufficiently reliable to ensure adequate chest compression on dental chairs
Angina
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato
alle spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash sollievo con NTGsi spera ndash Ansiapalloresudorazionetachicardia
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minNatispraysublinguale ndash Ossigenondash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
Localizzazioni del dolore anginoso
Sharplocalized
radiating or notmay radiate to
teeth
You tube3 IUSB angina attack
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bull Molto pertinente
bull httpyoutubejd-9DSDWSsI
bull Angina pectoris medical emergency
Infarto miocardico
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato alle
spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash Mancato sollievo con NTG ndash Dispneasincopediaforesimorte improvvisa
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ndash MONAMorfinaossigenonitroglicerinaaspirina
Fattori di rischio per cardiopatia ischemica
bull Etagravebull Sesso maschilema = gt 65 annibull Ipertensionebull DislipidemieColestTGHDL lowbull Diabetebull Fumobull Familiaritagravebull Malattie infiammatorie sistemiche collagenopatiebull Obesitagrave bull Metabolic syndrome This has been characterized by the presence of
hyperinsulinemia (fasting glucose level ge 100 mgdL) abdominal obesity (waist circumference gt40 in for men or gt35 in for women) decreased HDL cholesterol levels (lt 40 mgdL for men or lt 50 mgdL for women) hypertriglyceridemia (gt150 mgdL) and hypertension (ge 13085 mm Hg) Based on data from the 2000 US census an estimated 47 million Americans have the metabolic syndrome Patients with the metabolic syndrome have a 3-fold increased risk for coronary atherosclerosis and stroke compared with those without this syndrome
Fattori precipitanti lrsquoischemia
bull Sforzo fisico
bull Basse temperature
bull Digestione
bull Tachicardiafebbreipertiroidismo
bull Emozionistressndash Psichico(pauracontatto
ravvicinatooppressionecostrizioneinpossibilitagrave di muiversidi parlareodori sgradevolivista irritante o sgradevole
ndash dolore
bull Innalzamento vita media
bull Miglioramento condizioni socio-economiche ()
bull Procedure odontoiatriche sempre piugrave conservative
Maggiore frequenza di cardiopatici nella pratica odontoiatrica
Fattori stressantistressors
bull Malattiapersonale o di amici o famigliaribull Morte di un famigliare o di una persona amatabull Problemi di relazioni interpersonalibull Sovraccarico di lavorobull Inizio di un lavoro nuovobull disoccupazionebull pensionebull gravidanzabull affollamentobull traslocobull problemi della vita di tutti i giornirdquocopingrdquobull Problemi legalibull Problemi finanziaribull Perfezionismobull Eccecc
Quindinel paziente cardiopatico(ma anche negli altri)
Sedazione con BZD (short antagonizzabili)
bull Sedazione cosciente con N2O
bull empatia
bull Buona analgesia
Fin qui nov 10
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bull anginal and heart attack
Puntata ipertensiva
bull Segni e sintomindash Cefaleavertiginironziindash Disturbi della vistandash Cardiopalmo(tachicardia)ndash (dispnea)ndash Epistassi
bull Trattamentondash Nifedipina(nifedicor)5-15 gtt sublingualiOppndash Clonidina(catapresan) mezza1 fiala im o ev lentaOppndash Furosemide(Lasix) 1 2 fl im o ev lentandash Ossigenoterapia(occhialini)
Aritmie
bull Senza ECG
bull ipocineticheipercinetiche
Allergia
ndash Limitata ad un sistema o generalizzatandash Faringe e prime vie aereeedema angioneuroticondash Tratto respiratorioasmabroncospasmostridorendash Cuteorticariapruritondash Anafilassitutti i precedenti+collasso cardiocircolatoriondash DDangioedema ereditario
ndash Segni e sintomindash Pruritoarrossamentopomfiedema labbramucose boccafaringehellipndash Distress respiratorioasmandash Ipotensionepolso piccolofrequentepallore
bull Ossigenobull Chiamare aiutobull Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
anafilassi
bull Posizione supina
bull Ossigenazione
bull Adrenalina im 05mg
bull Liquidi evndash Antistaminico trimeton 10 mg im
ndash Cortisone
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull In caso di arrestoCPR
Cause di allergia
bull Materiali implantari e amalgama metallititanioporcellane e metalli nobili mercurio
bull Latexdighebull Acrilatibull Formaldeidebull Clorexidinabull AL e conservanti (metilparaben)
bull patch testing prick testing and blood tests for allergen-specific IgE
Sincope vasovagalesvenimentobull Segni e sintomi
ndash Svenimentondash Nausea ndash Debolezzandash Pallorendash Cute fredda e sudatandash Polso rallentatoma prima tachindash Ipotensionendash Discomfort addominalendash Midriasindash sbadiglio
bull Trattamentondash Posizione supinandash Elevare gli arti infndash Ossigenondash Monitorizzare ndash Atropina 05 mg im o iv
Fattori scatenanti psicogenipauraansiastress emotivocattive notiziedolorespecie se improvviso ed inaspettatovista del sanguestrumenti chirurgicisiringhe
Fattori scatenanti non psicogeniStazione erettaFame da salto del pasto o da dietaEsaurimentostanchezzaCattive condizioni fisicheAmbiente caldo-umidoAffollamentoSesso maschileGiovani16-35 anni
Pathophysiology
Stress
Catecholamines release
Decreased peripheral vascular resistance amp uarr blood flow to peripheral muscles
darr venous return
darr circulatory blood vol amp drop in arterial BP
Activation of Compensatory mechanisms
Reflex bradycardia develops (lt 50)
Significant drop in cardiac output associated with fall in BP below the critical level
Cerebral ischemia amp loss of consciousness
Assess consciousness (loss of response to sensory stimulation)
Activate office emergency system
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Perform additional procedures
Administer aromatic ammonia
Administer atropine if bradycardia persists
Do not panic
Post syncopal recovery- delayed recovery-
Postpone dental treatment Activate EMS
Determine precipitating factors
POSTURAL HYPOTENSION
Predisposing factors
bull Administration and ingestion of drugs eg antihypertensives like sodium depleting diuretics calcium channel blockers ampganglion blocking agents sedatives and narcotics histamine blockers levo dopa
bull Prolonged period of recumbency or convalescence
bull Inadequate postural reflex
bull Late stage pregnancy
bull Advanced age
bull Venous defects in legs (eg varicose veins)
bull Recovery from sympathectomy
bull Addissonrsquos disease
bull Physical exhaustion and starvation
bull Chronic postural hypotension (Shy ndash Drager syndrome)
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
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ipoglicemia
bull Segni e sintomibull Senso di fame
ndash Parola strascicataincoerentendash Comportamento alteratondash Polso rapidondash Apprensioneansiairrequietezzaaggressivitagravendash Disorientamentoperdita di coscienzandash Tremorindash sudorazione
bull Trattamentondash Succo di fruttacaramellazuccherino posndash Se egrave avvenuta perdita di coscienzaglucosio evndash Nel dubbio tra iper e ipoglicemiameglio somministrare glucosio comunque
ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
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Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
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Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
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ASA classification of physical status
Classificationswwwasahqorgclinicalphysicalstatushtm accessed april 2007
bull ASA 1 ---Normally healthy patient without medical problems
bull ASA 2 --- Mild well controlled systemic disease --- no functional limitation
bull ASA 3 --- Severe systemic disease that results in functional limitation but non incapacitating
bull ASA 4 --- Severe systemic disease that is a constant threat to life
bull ASA 5 --- Moribund patient not expected to survive regardless of operation
bull ASA 6 --- A declared dead patient whose organs are being removed for donation
Estimated Energy Requirements for Various Activities
NYHA Classification - The Stages of HeartFailure(rivista)
bull La valutazione secondo la NYHA classifica la funzionedisfunzione cardiaca a seconda dei sintomi legati alle normali attivitagrave quotidiane e alla qualitagrave di vita del paziente
bull Classe e sintomibull Classe I (normale) Non limitazioni alla attivitagrave fisicaLe attivitagrave
ordinarie non causano particolare faticapalpitazioni o dispneabull Classe II (Moderata ) Lieve limitazione alla attivitagrave fisica a
riposo OKma attivitagrave routinarie causano faticapalpitazionidispneaangina
bull Class III (Marcata) Marcata limitazione alla attivitagrave fisica a riposo okma attivitagrave meno che routinarie causano faticapalpitazionidispneangina
bull Class IV (Severa) incapacitagrave di eseguire qualsiasi attivitagraveConattivitagrave anche minima sintomi di insufficienza cardiaca anche a riposocon aumento dei disturbi allrsquoinizio del movimento
Classificazione obbiettiva
bull Classificazione con valutazione oggettiva bull A non crsquoegrave evidenza di malattia cardiovascolare non ci sono sintomi negrave
limitazioni alla attivitagrave fisica ordinariabull B evidenza oggettiva di minima malattia cardiovascolareSintomi modesti e
lieve diminuzione attivitagrave durante attivitagrave routinariaA riposo ok bull C evidenza oggettiva di malattia cardiovascolare moderata-severaMarcata
limitazione delle attivitagrave per la comparsa di sintomi anche durante attivitagrave meno che normaliA riposo ok
bull D evidenza oggettiva di malattia cardiovascolare severaLimitazionisevereSintomi anche a riposo
bull For Examplebull A patient with minimal or no symptoms but a large pressure gradient across the aortic valve or severe obstruction of the left
main coronary artery is classifiedbull Function Capacity I Objective Assessment Dbull A patient with severe anginal syndrome but angiographically normal coronary arteries is classifiedbull Functional Capacity IV Objective Assessment A
PREOP ASSESSMENT
ldquoAt Riskrdquo Patients for Sedation or Analgesia
bull The ASA physical status risk classification of 3 or greater
bull Critical care patients
bull Extremes in age (lt1 or gt70 years of age)
bull Patients with chronic respiratory disease chronic obstructive pulmonary disease emphysemaCHRanginahellip
bull History of sleep apnea
bull Mentally and neurologically handicapped patients
bull Patients at risk for aspiration (ie hiatal hernia with regurgitation diabetes with gastroparesis)
bull Altered mental status
Relative Contraindications
Contraindications
bull Physical Examination
ndash Respiratory distress (wheezing stridor etc)
ndash Hypotension
ndash Morbid obesity
ndash OSA
Contraindications (continued)
bull Physical Examination
ndash Craniofacial abnormalities
ndash Short neck
ndash Decreased hyoid-mental distance (lt3cm in adult)
ndash Distorted landmarks on anterior surface of neck
Contraindications (continued)
bull Physical Examination
ndash Limited mouth opening
ndash Receding chin
ndash Large tongue
ndash Unable to view base of uvula with mouth open and tongue protruding
Pregnancy
bull Patients who are trying to conceive are pregnant or are breast-feeding must inform their dentist in advance of their appointment
Mallampati Classificationbull Class 1 Full visibility of tonsils uvula and soft palate
bull Class 2 Visibility of hard and soft palate upper portion of tonsils and uvula
bull Class 3 Soft and hard palate and base of the uvula are visible
bull Class 4 Only hard palate is visible
The Mallampati classification is used to
predict the ease of intubation It is
determined by looking at the anatomy of
the oral cavity Specifically it is based
on the visibility of the base of uvula
faucial pillars and soft palate Scoring
may be done with or without phonation
A high Mallampati score (class 3 or 4) is
associated with more difficult intubation
as well as a higher incidence of sleep
apnea
OSA screening
clinical diagnosis of OSA
bull The clinical diagnosis of OSA was defined as AHI(apnea hypopnea) greater than 5 with fragmented sleep and daytime sleepiness
bull According to the American Academy of Sleep Medicine practice guideline the severity of OSA is determined by the AHI 5ndash15 mild greater than 15ndash30 moderate greater than 30 severe
STOPsnoretiredobserved(stopped breathing)pressure
STOP QuestionnaireA Tool to Screen Patients for Obstructive Sleep ApneaAnesthesiology 2008 108812ndash21
Stop tradottoquasi corrisponde
bull SmdashldquoDo you snore loudly (louder than talking or loud enough to be heard through closed doors)rdquoRussi forte+ che parlare a voce alta
tanto da essere udito a porta chiusaSornacchiarebull TmdashldquoDo you often feel tired fatigued or sleepy during daytimerdquoti
senti stancoaffaticato o sonnolento durante il giorno Tiratohelliphellip
bull OmdashldquoHas anyone observed you stop breathing during your sleepNessuno ti ha osservato fermare il respiro durante il sonnoosservato
bull rdquo PmdashldquoDo you have or are you being treated for high blood pressure Hai o sei stato in terapia per ipertensionePressione
Screening of patients
Poliambulatorio helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip Modulo di consenso informato per procedure chirurgiche ambulatoriali o day surgery Da consegnare al momento della prenotazione e riportare
Si prega di leggere attentamente e riempire con i dati richiesti sopra le parti indicate dai puntini(datacittagravecognomenomeinterventofirma)
Datahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Cittagravehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip Io sottoscrittohelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Dichiaro di attenermi alle seguenti disposizioni
I)non assumere alcun cibo nelle 6 ore precedenti linterventone liquidi nelle due ore
precedenti raccomandazioni per il digiuno preoperatorio
MATERIALE INGERITO TEMPO MINIMO DI DIGIUNO
Liquidi chiari (acquacaffegravethe succo senza polpa bibite
gasate)
2 ore
Pasto leggero (toast e bibita) 6 ore
2)di non guidare alcuna automobile o motocicletta o bicicletta od utilizzare qualsiasi
macchinario nelle 24 ore seguenti Ianestesia o sedazione
3)di non assumere alcoolici nelle 24 ore seguenti lanestesia o sedazione
4)di farmi riaccompagnare alla mia residenza da un adulto responsabile
5)di rimanere in compagnia di un adulto responsabile una volta tornato al domicilio
6) di non assumere alcuna decisione importante ne firmare documenti
importanti(testamentoassicurazioni ecc)nelle 24 ore seguenti
7)di vestirmi in modo praticocosicchegrave il vestiario possa essere facilmente rimosso e
indossato e riposto in un armadiettoper estute da ginnastica con maniche larghe e
apertura frontale 8)di non portare gioielli o altri oggetti di valore in ambulatorio
9)di mettermi in contatto con lunitagrave chirurgica ambulatoriale nel caso insorga una
qualsiasi complicanza postoperatoria
10) di assumere o avere giagrave assunto la mia terapia agli intervalli soliticon un poco
di acqua se necessario
FIRMA
IDquest day surg e consensodoc
Screening of patients 2
CM 1312009
DottClaudio Melloni
Specialista in Anestesia e Rianimazione
Via Fossolo 28
40138 Bologna
tel051390048
Questionario preoperatorio di autocompilazione Si prega di barrare la risposta esatta con un segnetto o un cerchietto eo riempire gli spazi sopra i
puntini con le informazioni richiesteTutte le risposte sono confidenziali e coperte dal segreto
professionaleGrazie
Cognome e nomehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
indirizzoviahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipcittagravehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipCaphellip
telhelliphelliphelliphellip
etagravehellip peso in kghellip altezza in cmhellip
Si sente ammalato SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ha o ha avuto una malattia seria SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ha affanno dopo sforzo SI NO
Ha tosse SI NO
Ha sibili respiratori SI NO
Ha dolore al petto da sforzo SI NO
Ha gonfiore alle caviglie SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie di cuore SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie dei polmoni SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie di fegato SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie dello stomaco reflussoulcera SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie dei reni SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie muscolari SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie cerebrali SI NO
Ha assunto farmaci negli ultimi tre mesi SI NO
Se Siqualihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Prende gocce nasali o oculari SI NO
Egrave allergico a qualche medicinale SI NO
Ersquo allergico a qualche cibo SI NO
Ha subito interventi o anestesie negli ultimi 3 mesi
SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Egrave mai stato operato prima drsquoora SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ci sono state strane storie in famiglia di incidenti insorti durante o subito dopo anestesia
SI NO
Porta occhiali o lenti a contatto SI NO
Porta protesi dentarie o ponti mobili SI NO Beve piugrave di in bicchiere di vino o di un superalcoolico al giorno
SI NO Fuma SI NO
Se Siquanto Ci sono stati altri problemi di salute fisica o mentale non compresi in questa lista
SI NO
Se Siqualihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Fa movimento o sport SI NO
Se sigraveche cosa(per es biciclettalavori di casaortoraccolta fruttaecc) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Raccolta dati
cM 1195
data sedehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
COGNOME E NOME
INDIRIZZO TELhelliphelliphelliphellip
ETAgrave PESO(KG) ALTEZZA(CM) ASA
INTERVENTO
ANESTESISTACHIRURGO
anestetico locale Si No farmacomg
adrenalina Si No dose
via aerea spont guedel maschera IOT IRT COPA LMA
respirazionespont ass man IPPV O2 si no maschera occhialini
Premedicazioneora
induzione(farmacidosi)
mantenimento
inizio anestesiaora inizio chirurgiaora
Via
venosa
fleboclisi 1 2 3 4 MAC opp
AG
Min PAS PAD Fc SaO2 EtCO2 Osservazioni bas
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
45
50
55
60
65
70
75
80
85
90
95
100
105
110
115
120
125
130
135
140
145
150
155
160
165
170
175
180
totalifarmaciipnoticisedativian algesicimi orilassanti
altri stopanalgesia
fine anestesiaora fine chirurgiaora
apertura occhiora orientamentoorahellip RS orahelliphelliphelliphellipestub orahelliphelliphellip sedutohin piedi
hhelliphelliphelliphelliphellip vestirsi hhelliphellip camminare hhelliphelliphelliphelliphellip mingere hhelliphelliphellip berehhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipeffetti
collateralihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipPONV se siterapiahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipno dolore se siterapiahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipoppNO
Dimissioneorahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
ConsensoPoliambulatorio SLucia
Via Murri 164
Bologna
DICHIARAZIONE DI AVVENUTA INFORMAZIONE E CONSENSO ALLrsquoANESTESIA
Io Sottoscrittoahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip natoa a helliphelliphelliphelliphellip
il
Dichiaro di essere stato informatoa dal Medico Anestesista drhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
che le mie condizioni di salute mi collocano nella classe ASAhelliphellip ed il rischio relativo allrsquointervento
chirurgico al quale io verrorsquo sottopostoa egrave helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ho compreso le informazioni circa il tipo di anestesia piugrave appropriato nella mia situazione e dopo avere preso in considerazione anche le eventuali alternative dograve il mio consenso al trattamento anestesiologico
concordato che saragrave il seguentehelliphelliphellip helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Sono stato informato che tale trattamento qualora si verificassero condizioni particolari che mi verranno
spiegate potrebbe essere modificato
Mi egrave stato spiegato che lrsquoanestesia pur essendo fra le metodiche piugrave sicure della medicina moderna puograve
comportare ancora oggi in rarissimi casi complicanze mortali o gravi danni permanenti in particolare di
tipo neurologico Mi ritengo adeguatamente informato e non desidero ricevere ulteriori informazioni
In seguito alla mia richiesta di ulteriori informazioni ho ricevuto e compreso ogni spiegazione sui
trattamenti anestesiologici che verranno adottati prima durante e dopo lrsquointervento In particolare ho
compreso le informazioni circa le complicanze piugrave comuni e prevedibili nel mio caso specifico che
consistono inhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Autorizzo inoltre il Medico Anestesista a comunicare notizie relative al mio stato di salute
ahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Dichiarazioni particolarihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
DATA
Firma del Paziente Firma del Medico Anestesista
helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip helliphellip
Firma del Tutorehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipdihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Drugs taken by patientshellip
bull We consistently found associations of antipsychotic and SSRI antidepressant treatment with sudden unexplaineddeath significantly raised risk ratios being found for typicaland atypical antipsychotics the latter including risperidoneand olanzapine individually and the SSRI antidepressants including citalopram fluoxetine and sertraline Individually
bull Br J Clin Pharmacol 2009 November 68(5) 743ndash751bull doi 101111j1365-2125200903496xbull PMCID PMC2791981bull Sudden death in patients receiving drugs tending to
prolong the QT intervalbull Kate Jolly1 Michael D Gammage2 Kar Keung Cheng1 Peter
Bradburn1 Miriam V Banting1 and Michael J S Langman2
J Can Dent Assoc 2009 Feb75(1)41Dental surgery for patients on anticoagulant therapy with warfarin a
systematic review and meta-analysisNematullah A Alabousi A Blanas N Douketis JD Sutherland SE
bull University of Toronto Ontario Canadabull Comment in bull Evid Based Dent 200910(2)52 bull Republished in bull Tex Dent J 2009 Dec126(12)1183-93 bull Abstractbull PURPOSE To evaluate the effect of continuing warfarin therapy on the bleeding risk of patients undergoing elective dental surgical proceduresbull METHODS Data sources were the MEDLINE and EMBASE databases the Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials a manual citation review of
the relevant literature content experts and relevant abstracts from the proceedings of the International Association for Dental Research Study selection was carried out independently by 2 reviewers as was quality assessment Data extraction was done by 3 reviewers Differences were resolved by consensus Eligible studies were randomized controlled trials that compared the effects of continuing the regular dose of warfarintherapy with the effects of discontinuing or modifying the dose on the incidence of bleeding in patients undergoing dental procedures
bull RESULTS Five trials (a total of 553 patients) met the inclusion criteria Compared with interrupting warfarin therapy (either partial or complete) perioperative continuation of warfarin with patients usual dose was not associated with an increased risk for clinically significant nonmajor bleeding (relative risk [RR] 071 95 confidence interval [CI] 039-128 p = 065 I2 = 0) or an increased risk for minor bleeding (RR 119 95 CI 090-158 p = 022 I2 = 0)
bull CONCLUSIONS Continuing the regular dose of warfarin therapy does not seem to confer an increased risk of bleeding compared with discontinuing or modifying the warfarin dose for patients undergoing minor dental procedures
Clin Oral Implants Res 2009 Sep20 Suppl 496-106What influence do anticoagulants have on oral implant therapy
A systematic reviewMadrid C Sanz M
bull bull Department of oral surgery Oral Medicine and Hospital Dentistry Department of Ambulatory Care and Community Medicine University of Lausanne
Lausanne Switzerland carlosmadridhospvdchbull Abstractbull OBJECTIVES This systematic review aims to assess the risks (both thromboembolic and bleeding) of an oral anticoagulation therapy (OAT) patient undergoing
implant therapy and to provide a management protocol to patients under OAT undergoing implant therapybull MATERIAL AND METHODS Medline Cochrane Data Base of Systematic Reviews the Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials and EMBASE (from 1980 to
December 2008) were searched for English-language articles published between 1966 and 2008 This search was completed by a hand research accessing the references cited in all identified publications
bull RESULTS Nineteen studies were identified reporting outcomes after oral surgery procedures (mostly dental extractions in patients on OAT following different management protocols and haemostatic therapies) Five studies were randomized-controlled trials (RCTs) 11 were controlled clinical trials (CCTs) and three were prospective case series The OAT management strategies as well as the protocols during and after surgery were different This heterogeneity prevented any possible data aggregation and synthesis The results from these studies are very homogeneous reporting minor bleeding in very few patients without a significant difference between the OAT patients who continue with the vitamin K antagonists vs the patients who stopped this medication before surgery These post-operative bleeding events were controlled only with local haemostatic measures tranexamic acid mouthwashes gelatine sponges and cellulose gauzess application were effective Post-operative bleeding did not correlate with the international normalised ratio (INR) status In none of the studies was a thromboembolic event reported
bull CONCLUSIONS OAT patients (INR 2-4) who do not discontinue the AC medication do not have a significantly higher risk of post-operative bleeding than non-OAT patients and they also do not have a higher risk of post-operative bleeding than OAT patients who discontinue the medication In patients with OAT (INR 2-4) without discontinuation topical haemostatic agents were effective in preventing post-operative bleeding OAT discontinuation is not recommended for minor oral surgery such as single tooth extraction or implant placement provided that this does not involve autogenous bone grafts extensive flaps or osteotomy preparations extending outside the bony envelope Evidence does not support that dental implant placement in patients on OAT is contraindicated
bull The following are the latestguidelineshowever every DDS should thinkabouthelliphellip
Guideline TitleSteps to reduce surgical risk In II guidelines for perioperative evaluation
Bibliographic Source(s)Gualandro DM Yu PC Calderaro D Marques AC Pinho C Caramelli B et al Steps to reduce surgical risk In II guidelines for perioperative evaluation Arq Bras Cardiol
201196(3 Suppl 1)23-41 [379 references]
bull Antiplatelet Agents (AAS)bull Recommendations for antiplatelet agents before noncardiac surgeriesbull Degree of Recommendation Ibull Patients with coronary artery disease and noncardiac surgery scheduled should maintain the use of
AAS at a low dose of 75 to 100 mgday except in neurosurgeries and transurethral resection of the prostate Level of Evidence B
bull Patients using dual antiplatelet therapy by means of recent angioplasty with stent should keepreceiving AAS throughout the perioperative period with discontinuation of thienopyridine 5 daysbefore surgery and reintroduction as early as possible ideally before the patient completes 10 daysof discontinuation Level of Evidence C
bull Patients receiving antiplatelet therapy only with thienopyridine and surgery scheduled with moderate to high-risk of bleeding should discontinue medication 5 days before Level of EvidenceC
bull Degree of Recommendation IIabull Keep dual antiplatelet therapy in procedures with low risk for bleeding Level of Evidence Cbull Patients receiving antiplatelet therapy only with thienopyridine and surgery scheduled with low risk
of bleeding should continue medication in the perioperative period Level of Evidence C
bull Procedures with Low Risk of Bleedingbull Cataract surgerybull Minor dermatological proceduresbull Dental procedures - hygiene simple extraction restoration endodontic and
prosthetic proceduresbull Recommendationsbull Patients at High Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence Cbull Discontinue warfarin 5 days before surgery and wait for INR lt15 to perform the procedurebull UFH or prophylactic LMWH can be used in the preoperative period if indicatedbull Postoperatively use UFH or prophylactic LMWH if indicated by the type of procedure and resume warfarin 12 to 14 hours after surgerybull Patients at Low Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence Cbull Discontinue warfarin 5 days before surgery and wait for INR lt15bull Start full-dose UFH or LMWH when INR lt20bull Discontinue intravenous UFH 4 hours before surgery and subcutaneous LMWH 24 hours before surgerybull Postoperatively restart full-dose UFH or LMWH and warfarin and 12 to 24 hours after the procedure and discontinue heparin only when the INR is within
therapeutic rangebull Patients at Intermediate Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence Cbull Depending on the individual assessment of each patient the guidelines can be followed either for the high or low risk to the discretion of the physician in
chargebull Procedures with Low Risk of Bleedingbull Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence Cbull Perform the procedure with an INR within the therapeutic range ndash it is not necessary to discontinue the anticoagulantbull If INR gt3 discontinue anticoagulation therapy one or two days before surgery and reintroduce it the night after surgery
Endocarditis Prophylaxis
bull Dental Procedures and Prevention of Infective Endocarditisbull Dental procedures with higher risk for bacteremia are subgingival placement of antibiotic fibers or strips dental extractions dental implants or reimplants endodontic and periodontal
procedures placement of orthodontic bands and procedures with significant bleeding Whenever high-risk patients undergo these procedures should receive antibiotic prophylaxis Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence C It is likely that low-income populations with little access to health care with heart diseases other than those cited in Table 2 (below) also benefit from infective endocarditis (IE) prophylaxis before dental procedures Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence C
bull Table 2 Patients at Risk of Acquiring Severe Infective Endocarditisbull Patient with prosthetic heart valvebull Valvular heart disease corrected with prosthetic materialbull History of infective endocarditisbull Acquired valvular heart disease in patient who underwent heart transplantbull Uncorrected cyanotic congenital heart diseasebull Corrected cyanotic congenital heart disease that evolves with residual lesionbull Congenital heart disease corrected with prosthetic materialbull Surgical Procedures and Prevention of Infective Endocarditisbull Indications for Endocarditis Prophylaxisbull Degree of Recommendation Ibull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will be subjected to dental procedures with a high probability of significant bacteremia (see Table 3 below)
Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Table 3 Dental Procedures and Indication of Infective Endocarditis Prophylaxisbull Indicated Not Recommended ndash Any Patients Who Will Undergo the Procedures Belowbull For patients at risk for severe infective endocarditis and who will undergo procedures involving manipulation of gingival tissue periodontal region or perforation of oral mucosa Local
anesthesia in non-infected tissuebull Dental X-raybull Placement or removal of bracesbull Adjustment of bracesbull Placement of parts in bracesbull Natural loss of milk toothbull Bleeding originated from the trauma of the oral mucosa or lipsbull Degree of Recommendation IIabull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria on Table 2 (above) and who will undergo dental procedures with a high
probability of significant bacteremia (see Table 3 above) Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will undergo genitourinary or gastrointestinal procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic
regimen (see Table 11 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will undergo esophageal or respiratory tract procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen
(see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Degree of Recommendation IIbbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo dental procedures that do not meet
the criteria on Table 3 (above) Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo genitourinary or gastrointestinal
procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen (see Table 11 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo esophageal or respiratory tract
procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Degree of Recommendation IIIbull There is no indication for IE prophylaxis in patients with interatrial communication alone interventricular communication or corrected patent ductus arteriosus and without residual
flow myocardial revascularization surgery mitral valve prolapse without regurgitation after placement of stents innocent heart murmurs patients with pacemakers or implantablecardioverter-defibrillators (ICDs) history of Kawasaki disease or rheumatic fever without valve dysfunction who will undergo dental esophageal respiratory tract genitourinary or
Guideline on antibiotic prophylaxis for dental patients at risk for infection
Bibliographic Source(s)Clinical Affairs Committee Council on Clinical Affairs Guideline on
antibiotic prophylaxis for dental patients at risk for infection Chicago (IL) American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) 2011 5 p [27
references]bull Major Recommendationsbull The conservative use of antibiotics is indicated to minimize the risk of developing resistance to current antibiotic regimens Given the increasing number of organisms that have
developed resistance to current antibiotic regimens as well as the potential for an adverse anaphylactic reaction to the drug administered it is best to be judicious in the use of antibiotics for the prevention of infective endocarditis (IE) and other distant-site infections
bull Patients with Cardiac Conditionsbull Dental practitioners should consider prophylactic measures to minimize the risk of IE in patients with underlying cardiac conditions The risk of developing IE can arise from a combination
of high-risk patients and dental procedures However at-risk patients with poor oral hygiene and gingival bleeding after routine activities (eg toothbrushing) also have shown an increased potential for developing complications of IE It therefore is recommended to encourage daily good oral hygiene practices to reduce gingivitis as part of the prophylacticregimen These patients andor parents need to be educated and motivated to maintain personal oral hygiene through daily plaque removal including flossing Greater emphasis shouldbe placed on improved access to dental care and oral health in patients with underlying cardiac conditions at high risk for IE and less focus on a dental procedure and antibiotic coverage Professional prevention strategies should be based upon the individuals assessed risk for caries and periodontal disease
bull Specific recommendations from the latest American Heart Association (AHA) guideline on prevention of IE are included in the tables below The AHA recommends antibiotic prophylaxisonly for those whose underlying cardiac conditions are associated with the highest risk of adverse outcome (see Table 1 below) Such conditions include prosthetic heart valves previoushistory of IE unrepaired or incompletely repaired cyanotic congenital heart disease (CHD) completely repaired congenital heart defect with prosthetic material or device during the first 6 months after the procedure repaired CHD with residual defects at the site or adjacent to the site of a prosthetic patch or device and cardiac transplantation recipients who developcardiac valvulopathy In addition to those diagnoses listed in the AHA guidelines patients with a reported history of injection drug use may be considered at risk for developing IE in the absence of cardiac anomalies Although quite rare complications from intraoral tongue piercing can include IE among patients with a pre-existing cardiac valvular condition andor history of injection drug use Consultation with the patients physician may be necessary to determine susceptibility to bacteremia-induced infections
bull Antibiotics are recommended for all dental procedures that involve manipulation of gingival tissue or the periapical region of teeth or perforation of the oral mucosa (see Table 2 below) Specific antibiotic regimens can be found in Table 3 in the original guideline document Practitioners and patientsparents can review the entire AHA guidelines in the AHA CirculationJournal archives httpcircahajournalsorgcgicontentfull116151736 for additional background information as well as discussion of special circumstances (eg patients already receiving antibiotic therapy patients on anticoagulant therapy)
bull Patients with Compromised Immunitybull Patients with a compromised immune system may not be able to tolerate a transient bacteremia following invasive dental procedures These non-cardiac factors can place a patient with
compromised immunity at risk for distant-site infection from a dental procedure This category includes but is not limited to patients with the following medical conditionsbull Immunosuppression secondary tobull Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)bull Severe combined immunodeficiency (SCIDS)bull Neutropeniabull Cancer chemotherapybull Hematopoietic stem cell or solid organ transplantationbull Head and neck radiotherapybull Autoimmune disease (eg juvenile arthritis systemic lupus erythematosus)bull Sickle cell anemiabull Asplenism or status post splenectomybull Chronic steroid usagebull Diabetesbull Bisphosphonate therapybull Consultation with the childs physician is recommended for management of patients with a compromised immune system Discussion of antibiotic prophylaxis for patients undergoing
chemotherapy irradiation and hematopoietic cell transplantation appears in a separate American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) guideline (see the National GuidelineClearinghouse [NGC] summary Guideline on Dental Management of Pediatric Patients Receiving Chemotherapy Hematopoietic Cell Transplantation andor Radiation)
bull Patients with Shunts Indwelling Vascular Catheters or Medical Devicesbull The AHA recommends that antibiotic prophylaxis for nonvalvular devices including indwelling vascular catheters (central lines) and cardiovascular implantable electronic devices (CIED)
is indicated only at the time of placement of these devices in order to prevent surgical site infection The AHA found no convincing evidence that microorganisms associated with dentalprocedures cause infection of CIED and nonvalvular devices at any time after implantation The infections occurring after device implantation most often are caused by Staphylococcusaureus and coagulase negative staphylococci or other microorganisms that are non-oral in origin but are associated with surgical implantation or other active infections The AHA furtherstates that immunosuppression is not an independent risk factor for nonvalvular device infections immunocompromised hosts who have those devices should receive antibioticprophylaxis as advocated for immunocompetent hosts Consultation with the childs physician is recommended for management of patients with nonvalvular devices
Cardiac Conditions Associated with the Highest Risk of AdverseOutcome from Endocarditis for Which Prophylaxis with Dental
Procedures Is Reasonable
bull Prosthetic cardiac valve or prosthetic material used for cardiac valve repair
bull Previous infective endocarditisbull Congenital heart disease (CHD)bull Unrepaired cyanotic CHD including palliative shunts and conduitsbull Completely repaired congenital heart defect with prosthetic
material or device whether placed by surgery or by catheterintervention during the first 6 months after the procedure
bull Repaired CHD with residual defects at the site or adjacent to the site of a prosthetic patch or prosthetic device (which inhibitendothelialization)
bull Cardiac transplantation recipients who develop cardiac valvulopathy
Dental Procedures for which Endocarditis ProphylaxisIs Reasonable for Patients in Table 1
bull All dental procedures that involve manipulation of gingival tissue or the periapical region of teeth or perforation of the oral mucosa
bull The following procedures and events do not needprophylaxis routine anesthetic injections throughnoninfected tissue taking dental radiographs placement of removable prosthodontic or orthodonticappliances adjustment of orthodontic appliances placement of orthodontic brackets shedding of deciduous teeth and bleeding from trauma to the lipsor oral mucosa
Considerations for Perioperative Anticoagulationarfarin therapy - management during invasive procedures and
surgeryBibliographic Source(s)
Medical Services Commission Warfarin therapy - management during invasive procedures and surgery Victoria (BC) British Columbia Medical Services Commission 2010 Oct 1 7 p [8 references]
bull Note Always consult with the surgeon and anesthesiologist aboutbull Risk of bleedingbull Goal INRbull Acceptable INR for surgerybull Baseline INR is recommended in every case and this will guide further therapybull Always discuss with surgeon and anesthesiologist what the INR should be before surgery (goal INR)bull An INR lt15 is generally acceptable except for neurosurgery ocular surgery and procedures requiring spinal anesthesia or epidural analgesia (Horlocker et al
2003)bull Risk of bleedingbull In general the type of procedure determines the risk of bleeding and how long anticoagulation must be withheld post-operativelybull Discontinuation of warfarin is essential for these procedures associated with a high risk of bleeding
ndash Procedures that the body cavity is entered eg open thoracic abdominal or pelvic surgeryndash Percutaneous needle procedures in non-compressible sites including organ biopsiesndash Any type of prostatic surgeryndash Surgery sites where minor bleeding can cause significant morbidity (eg central nervous system [CNS] and intraocular procedures)ndash Major arthroplasty surgery eg hip or knee replacement
bull Discontinuation of warfarin is usually not necessary for these procedures associated with a low risk of bleedingndash Percutaneous needle procedures in readily compressible sites (eg peripheral venous access)ndash Many skin proceduresndash Routine dental procedures (eg hygiene simple extractions restorations endodontics prosthetics)
ndash Endoscopy without biopsy
bull Assess the risk of bleeding from the procedure with the assistance of the surgeon and anesthesiologistC
Guidelines for pre-operative cardiac risk assessment and perioperative cardiac management in non-cardiac surgeryBibliographic Source(s)
Task Force for Preoperative Cardiac Risk Assessment and Perioperative [trunc] European Society of Anaesthesiology Poldermans D Bax JJ Boersma E De Hert S Eeckhout E Fowkes G Gorenek B Hennerici MG Iung B Kelm M Kjeldsen KP Kristensen SD Lopez-Sendon J Pelosi P Philippe F Pierard L Ponikowski P Schmid JP Sellevold OF Sicari R Van den Berghe G Vermassen F Guidelines for pre-operative cardiac risk
assessment and perioperative cardiac management in non-cardiac surgery Eur Heart J 2009 Nov30(22)2769-812 [238 references] PubMed
bull Pre-operative Evaluationbull Surgical Risk for Cardiac Eventsbull Although patient-specific factors are more important than surgery-specific factors in predicting the cardiac risk for noncardiac surgical procedures
the type of surgery cannot be ignored when evaluating a particular patient undergoing an intervention With regard to cardiac risk surgicalinterventions can be divided into low-risk intermediate-risk and high-risk groups with estimated 30-day cardiac event rates (cardiac death and myocardial infarction [MI]) of lt1 1ndash5 and gt5 respectively (see table below) Although only a rough estimation this risk stratification providesa good indication of the need for cardiac evaluation drug treatment and assessment of risk for cardiac events
bull Table Surgical Riska Estimatebull Low-risk lt1 Intermediate-risk 1-5 High-risk gt5bull Breastbull Dentalbull Endocrinebull Eyebull Gynaecologybull Reconstructivebull Orthopaedic-minor (knee surgery)bull Urologic-minor Abdominalbull Carotidbull Peripheral arterial angioplastybull Endovascular aneurysm repairbull Head and neck surgerybull Neurologicalorthopaedic-major (hip and spine surgery)bull Pulmonary renalliver transplantbull Urologic-major Aortic and major vascular surgerybull Peripheral vascular surgerybull aRisk of MI and cardiac death within 30 days after surgery Modified from Boersma et al Perioperative cardiovascular mortality in noncardiac
surgery validation of the Lee cardiac risk index Am J Med 20051181134ndash1141
Segni vitali
bull Prima di ogni trattamento dovrebbero essere misurati i segni vitaliPAFCrespirazione e temperatura
Inserire fot Omron
IMG_6728JPG
ContecVital Signs Monitor PatientMonitor with CE Certificate
(CMS5000)
Riconoscere una emergenza
bull Segni e sintomi di emergenza incipiente
ndash Dolore toracico
ndash Cute pallida
ndash Sudorazione
ndash Vomito(nausea)
ndash RESPIRAZIONE IRREGOLARE
ndash SENSAZIONI STRANE O INSOLITE
ndash Modificazioni delle frequenza e o della pressione
Codice di deontologia medica
bull Art 7 ndash Obbligo drsquointervento drsquourgenza Il medico
e devetempestivamente attivarsi per assicurare ognispecifica adeguata assistenza
Procedure iniziali nellrsquoemergenzabull Interrompere la procedura
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull Chiamare il kit di emergenza
bull Valutare lo stato di coscienzase incoscienteabbassare la poltrona trendelemburg
bull Somministrare O2se coscienteocchialinise incosciente ma respira maschera se incosciente e non respira pallone e maschera
Algoritmo di base
bull PABCDbull Posizionare
bull A airway
bull B breathing
bull Ccirculation
bull Ddefinitivo o diagnosi
Come valutare lo stato di coscienza
1 come definirlo cosciente
vigile
soporoso
coma
2 come riconoscerlo stimolo verbale
stimolo doloroso
3 come valutarlo risposta verbale
apertura occhi
risposta motoria
Valutare le vie aereeaprire la bocca
estendere il capo e sostenere il mentoimpiegare lrsquoaspirazione se necessario
Valutare la respirazionese non respiradai due respiri con ossigeno 100
se in apneainserisci la cannula orofaringea chiama per lrsquoAED
Valutare la circolazionecerca il polsocarotide(radiale)
in assenza di polsopreparati per CPRmettere il paziente in pianomeglio al suolo iniziare MCE
applicare lrsquoAED se crsquoegrave il polsovalutare la frequenza e la forza
Distress
bull Respiratoriobroncospasmoasma
bull ToracicodoloreanginaMI
bull Psicologicoagitazioneconvulsioni
bull Prevenire il distress
ndash Ambiente accoglientetranquillorilassato
ndash Minimizzare la paurail freddo
ndash Mantenere PA e FC e respirazione nei limiti
ndash Non interrompere la terapia
Valutare il paz e la situazionebull Controllare i segni vitali del pazientePAFCrespirazionecolorebull Non tentare di trasportare il paziente da solibull Chiama immediatamente il 118 se
ndash Arresto cardiacondash Arresto respiratoriondash incoscienzagt 1 minndash Stato confusionale prolungatondash Dolore toracico gt 5 min non alleviato dal venitrinndash Difficoltagrave respiratoriandash Convulsionindash Ipotensione grave o tachicardia()
bull Tratta il paziente in emergenza finchegrave non arriva il soccorsobull Tieni pronta la cartella e quanto fatto finora per la squadra di soccorsobull Compila la scheda delle emergenze in studio
What types of emergencies can be expected in the dental office
Ostruzione delle vie aeree
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentoimprovvisaafferrare la gola(segno universale)ndash Stridorendash Tosse violentandash Dispneaspasmindash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Tosse forzatandash Compressione addominalendash Percussione dorsale con paziente curvo in avanti ndash Ossigenazione ndash Ispezione delle prime vie aereendash laringoscopiopinza di Magillaspiratorendash Chiamare aiutondash Trasferimento in ospedale per broncoscopia in urgenza
How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver You tubehttpyoutubekJDpr05zmB4
bull How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver
bull Edited by Bob Robertson Rob S Nicole Willson Travis Derouin and 37 others
bull Googlewikihow
Airway obstruction management
Asmabroncospasmo
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentondash Sensazione di peso sul toracendash stridorendash Tossendash Dispneandash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Posizionare il pazsedutobraccia in avantindash Ossigenondash Spray con salbutamol 2 puffripeti dopo 5 min se inefficacendash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
bull httpyoutubekff3co6xwik
bull httpyoutubeEK8nzKzdnIM
bull httpyoutubewlygTaY4ioc
Arresto cardiaco
bull Segni e sintomibull Non rispondebull Non respirabull Non ha polsobull Trattamento
ndash Mettere il paz supinotavola sotto il torace o stendere sul pavimento
ndash Chiamare aiutondash Attaccare AED e seguire le istruzionindash Iniziare CPRndash Ossigenare ventilazione con pallone e maschera
bull httpyoutubeI-eFjl2G9vg
Emerg Med J 2012 Nov29(11)890-3 Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
Segal N Laurent F Maman L Plaisance P Augustin P
bull Source
bull Emergency Department Lariboisiegravere Hospital Paris 7 University (Paris Diderot) Paris France drnicolassegalgmailcom
bull Conflicting studies exist about the effectiveness of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on a dental chair In some situations dental surgeons are obliged to perform CPR with the patient on the chair Feedback devices are supposed to guide the compression depth in order to improve the quality of CPR but some devices are based on an accelerometer that can theoretically report erroneous results because of the lack of rigidity of a dental chair
bull OBJECTIVE
bull The aim of this study was to evaluate the accuracy of these devices to guide chest compressions on a dental chair
Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
bull METHODSbull A prospective randomised crossover equivalencenon-inferiority study was conducted to compare
the values of compression depths provided by the feedback device (Real CPR Help(reg) delivered by Zollcopy Medical Corporation Chelmsford MA USA) with the real measurements provided by the manikin (Resusci Anne(reg) Advanced SkillTrainer Laerdal Medical AScopy Norway) Chest-compression-only CPR was performed by 15 Basic Life Support instructors who carried out two rounds of continuous CPR for 2 min each Data were analysed with a correlation test a Bland-Altman method and a Wilcoxon test Statistical significance was defined as plt005
bull RESULTSbull A significant difference was found between the mean depths of compression measured by the
feedback device and the manikin on a dental chair and on the floor (plt00001) The feedback device overestimated the depth of chest compressions and Bland-Altman analysis demonstrated poor agreement
bull CONCLUSION
bull This study indicates that feedback devices with accelerometer technology are not sufficiently reliable to ensure adequate chest compression on dental chairs
Angina
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato
alle spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash sollievo con NTGsi spera ndash Ansiapalloresudorazionetachicardia
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minNatispraysublinguale ndash Ossigenondash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
Localizzazioni del dolore anginoso
Sharplocalized
radiating or notmay radiate to
teeth
You tube3 IUSB angina attack
bull httpyoutubeufyxHSSvcG8
bull Molto pertinente
bull httpyoutubejd-9DSDWSsI
bull Angina pectoris medical emergency
Infarto miocardico
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato alle
spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash Mancato sollievo con NTG ndash Dispneasincopediaforesimorte improvvisa
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minndash Ossigenondash Aspirina 165-325 mgndash AnalgesicomorfinabuprenorfinaN2Ondash Chiamare aiutondash Posizionare AED ndash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
ndash MONAMorfinaossigenonitroglicerinaaspirina
Fattori di rischio per cardiopatia ischemica
bull Etagravebull Sesso maschilema = gt 65 annibull Ipertensionebull DislipidemieColestTGHDL lowbull Diabetebull Fumobull Familiaritagravebull Malattie infiammatorie sistemiche collagenopatiebull Obesitagrave bull Metabolic syndrome This has been characterized by the presence of
hyperinsulinemia (fasting glucose level ge 100 mgdL) abdominal obesity (waist circumference gt40 in for men or gt35 in for women) decreased HDL cholesterol levels (lt 40 mgdL for men or lt 50 mgdL for women) hypertriglyceridemia (gt150 mgdL) and hypertension (ge 13085 mm Hg) Based on data from the 2000 US census an estimated 47 million Americans have the metabolic syndrome Patients with the metabolic syndrome have a 3-fold increased risk for coronary atherosclerosis and stroke compared with those without this syndrome
Fattori precipitanti lrsquoischemia
bull Sforzo fisico
bull Basse temperature
bull Digestione
bull Tachicardiafebbreipertiroidismo
bull Emozionistressndash Psichico(pauracontatto
ravvicinatooppressionecostrizioneinpossibilitagrave di muiversidi parlareodori sgradevolivista irritante o sgradevole
ndash dolore
bull Innalzamento vita media
bull Miglioramento condizioni socio-economiche ()
bull Procedure odontoiatriche sempre piugrave conservative
Maggiore frequenza di cardiopatici nella pratica odontoiatrica
Fattori stressantistressors
bull Malattiapersonale o di amici o famigliaribull Morte di un famigliare o di una persona amatabull Problemi di relazioni interpersonalibull Sovraccarico di lavorobull Inizio di un lavoro nuovobull disoccupazionebull pensionebull gravidanzabull affollamentobull traslocobull problemi della vita di tutti i giornirdquocopingrdquobull Problemi legalibull Problemi finanziaribull Perfezionismobull Eccecc
Quindinel paziente cardiopatico(ma anche negli altri)
Sedazione con BZD (short antagonizzabili)
bull Sedazione cosciente con N2O
bull empatia
bull Buona analgesia
Fin qui nov 10
bull httpyoutubeSuFvAbf_uJs
bull anginal and heart attack
Puntata ipertensiva
bull Segni e sintomindash Cefaleavertiginironziindash Disturbi della vistandash Cardiopalmo(tachicardia)ndash (dispnea)ndash Epistassi
bull Trattamentondash Nifedipina(nifedicor)5-15 gtt sublingualiOppndash Clonidina(catapresan) mezza1 fiala im o ev lentaOppndash Furosemide(Lasix) 1 2 fl im o ev lentandash Ossigenoterapia(occhialini)
Aritmie
bull Senza ECG
bull ipocineticheipercinetiche
Allergia
ndash Limitata ad un sistema o generalizzatandash Faringe e prime vie aereeedema angioneuroticondash Tratto respiratorioasmabroncospasmostridorendash Cuteorticariapruritondash Anafilassitutti i precedenti+collasso cardiocircolatoriondash DDangioedema ereditario
ndash Segni e sintomindash Pruritoarrossamentopomfiedema labbramucose boccafaringehellipndash Distress respiratorioasmandash Ipotensionepolso piccolofrequentepallore
bull Ossigenobull Chiamare aiutobull Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
anafilassi
bull Posizione supina
bull Ossigenazione
bull Adrenalina im 05mg
bull Liquidi evndash Antistaminico trimeton 10 mg im
ndash Cortisone
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull In caso di arrestoCPR
Cause di allergia
bull Materiali implantari e amalgama metallititanioporcellane e metalli nobili mercurio
bull Latexdighebull Acrilatibull Formaldeidebull Clorexidinabull AL e conservanti (metilparaben)
bull patch testing prick testing and blood tests for allergen-specific IgE
Sincope vasovagalesvenimentobull Segni e sintomi
ndash Svenimentondash Nausea ndash Debolezzandash Pallorendash Cute fredda e sudatandash Polso rallentatoma prima tachindash Ipotensionendash Discomfort addominalendash Midriasindash sbadiglio
bull Trattamentondash Posizione supinandash Elevare gli arti infndash Ossigenondash Monitorizzare ndash Atropina 05 mg im o iv
Fattori scatenanti psicogenipauraansiastress emotivocattive notiziedolorespecie se improvviso ed inaspettatovista del sanguestrumenti chirurgicisiringhe
Fattori scatenanti non psicogeniStazione erettaFame da salto del pasto o da dietaEsaurimentostanchezzaCattive condizioni fisicheAmbiente caldo-umidoAffollamentoSesso maschileGiovani16-35 anni
Pathophysiology
Stress
Catecholamines release
Decreased peripheral vascular resistance amp uarr blood flow to peripheral muscles
darr venous return
darr circulatory blood vol amp drop in arterial BP
Activation of Compensatory mechanisms
Reflex bradycardia develops (lt 50)
Significant drop in cardiac output associated with fall in BP below the critical level
Cerebral ischemia amp loss of consciousness
Assess consciousness (loss of response to sensory stimulation)
Activate office emergency system
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Perform additional procedures
Administer aromatic ammonia
Administer atropine if bradycardia persists
Do not panic
Post syncopal recovery- delayed recovery-
Postpone dental treatment Activate EMS
Determine precipitating factors
POSTURAL HYPOTENSION
Predisposing factors
bull Administration and ingestion of drugs eg antihypertensives like sodium depleting diuretics calcium channel blockers ampganglion blocking agents sedatives and narcotics histamine blockers levo dopa
bull Prolonged period of recumbency or convalescence
bull Inadequate postural reflex
bull Late stage pregnancy
bull Advanced age
bull Venous defects in legs (eg varicose veins)
bull Recovery from sympathectomy
bull Addissonrsquos disease
bull Physical exhaustion and starvation
bull Chronic postural hypotension (Shy ndash Drager syndrome)
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
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httpyoutube7sJMaSOoH88
ipoglicemia
bull Segni e sintomibull Senso di fame
ndash Parola strascicataincoerentendash Comportamento alteratondash Polso rapidondash Apprensioneansiairrequietezzaaggressivitagravendash Disorientamentoperdita di coscienzandash Tremorindash sudorazione
bull Trattamentondash Succo di fruttacaramellazuccherino posndash Se egrave avvenuta perdita di coscienzaglucosio evndash Nel dubbio tra iper e ipoglicemiameglio somministrare glucosio comunque
ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
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Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
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Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
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Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
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Classificationswwwasahqorgclinicalphysicalstatushtm accessed april 2007
bull ASA 1 ---Normally healthy patient without medical problems
bull ASA 2 --- Mild well controlled systemic disease --- no functional limitation
bull ASA 3 --- Severe systemic disease that results in functional limitation but non incapacitating
bull ASA 4 --- Severe systemic disease that is a constant threat to life
bull ASA 5 --- Moribund patient not expected to survive regardless of operation
bull ASA 6 --- A declared dead patient whose organs are being removed for donation
Estimated Energy Requirements for Various Activities
NYHA Classification - The Stages of HeartFailure(rivista)
bull La valutazione secondo la NYHA classifica la funzionedisfunzione cardiaca a seconda dei sintomi legati alle normali attivitagrave quotidiane e alla qualitagrave di vita del paziente
bull Classe e sintomibull Classe I (normale) Non limitazioni alla attivitagrave fisicaLe attivitagrave
ordinarie non causano particolare faticapalpitazioni o dispneabull Classe II (Moderata ) Lieve limitazione alla attivitagrave fisica a
riposo OKma attivitagrave routinarie causano faticapalpitazionidispneaangina
bull Class III (Marcata) Marcata limitazione alla attivitagrave fisica a riposo okma attivitagrave meno che routinarie causano faticapalpitazionidispneangina
bull Class IV (Severa) incapacitagrave di eseguire qualsiasi attivitagraveConattivitagrave anche minima sintomi di insufficienza cardiaca anche a riposocon aumento dei disturbi allrsquoinizio del movimento
Classificazione obbiettiva
bull Classificazione con valutazione oggettiva bull A non crsquoegrave evidenza di malattia cardiovascolare non ci sono sintomi negrave
limitazioni alla attivitagrave fisica ordinariabull B evidenza oggettiva di minima malattia cardiovascolareSintomi modesti e
lieve diminuzione attivitagrave durante attivitagrave routinariaA riposo ok bull C evidenza oggettiva di malattia cardiovascolare moderata-severaMarcata
limitazione delle attivitagrave per la comparsa di sintomi anche durante attivitagrave meno che normaliA riposo ok
bull D evidenza oggettiva di malattia cardiovascolare severaLimitazionisevereSintomi anche a riposo
bull For Examplebull A patient with minimal or no symptoms but a large pressure gradient across the aortic valve or severe obstruction of the left
main coronary artery is classifiedbull Function Capacity I Objective Assessment Dbull A patient with severe anginal syndrome but angiographically normal coronary arteries is classifiedbull Functional Capacity IV Objective Assessment A
PREOP ASSESSMENT
ldquoAt Riskrdquo Patients for Sedation or Analgesia
bull The ASA physical status risk classification of 3 or greater
bull Critical care patients
bull Extremes in age (lt1 or gt70 years of age)
bull Patients with chronic respiratory disease chronic obstructive pulmonary disease emphysemaCHRanginahellip
bull History of sleep apnea
bull Mentally and neurologically handicapped patients
bull Patients at risk for aspiration (ie hiatal hernia with regurgitation diabetes with gastroparesis)
bull Altered mental status
Relative Contraindications
Contraindications
bull Physical Examination
ndash Respiratory distress (wheezing stridor etc)
ndash Hypotension
ndash Morbid obesity
ndash OSA
Contraindications (continued)
bull Physical Examination
ndash Craniofacial abnormalities
ndash Short neck
ndash Decreased hyoid-mental distance (lt3cm in adult)
ndash Distorted landmarks on anterior surface of neck
Contraindications (continued)
bull Physical Examination
ndash Limited mouth opening
ndash Receding chin
ndash Large tongue
ndash Unable to view base of uvula with mouth open and tongue protruding
Pregnancy
bull Patients who are trying to conceive are pregnant or are breast-feeding must inform their dentist in advance of their appointment
Mallampati Classificationbull Class 1 Full visibility of tonsils uvula and soft palate
bull Class 2 Visibility of hard and soft palate upper portion of tonsils and uvula
bull Class 3 Soft and hard palate and base of the uvula are visible
bull Class 4 Only hard palate is visible
The Mallampati classification is used to
predict the ease of intubation It is
determined by looking at the anatomy of
the oral cavity Specifically it is based
on the visibility of the base of uvula
faucial pillars and soft palate Scoring
may be done with or without phonation
A high Mallampati score (class 3 or 4) is
associated with more difficult intubation
as well as a higher incidence of sleep
apnea
OSA screening
clinical diagnosis of OSA
bull The clinical diagnosis of OSA was defined as AHI(apnea hypopnea) greater than 5 with fragmented sleep and daytime sleepiness
bull According to the American Academy of Sleep Medicine practice guideline the severity of OSA is determined by the AHI 5ndash15 mild greater than 15ndash30 moderate greater than 30 severe
STOPsnoretiredobserved(stopped breathing)pressure
STOP QuestionnaireA Tool to Screen Patients for Obstructive Sleep ApneaAnesthesiology 2008 108812ndash21
Stop tradottoquasi corrisponde
bull SmdashldquoDo you snore loudly (louder than talking or loud enough to be heard through closed doors)rdquoRussi forte+ che parlare a voce alta
tanto da essere udito a porta chiusaSornacchiarebull TmdashldquoDo you often feel tired fatigued or sleepy during daytimerdquoti
senti stancoaffaticato o sonnolento durante il giorno Tiratohelliphellip
bull OmdashldquoHas anyone observed you stop breathing during your sleepNessuno ti ha osservato fermare il respiro durante il sonnoosservato
bull rdquo PmdashldquoDo you have or are you being treated for high blood pressure Hai o sei stato in terapia per ipertensionePressione
Screening of patients
Poliambulatorio helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip Modulo di consenso informato per procedure chirurgiche ambulatoriali o day surgery Da consegnare al momento della prenotazione e riportare
Si prega di leggere attentamente e riempire con i dati richiesti sopra le parti indicate dai puntini(datacittagravecognomenomeinterventofirma)
Datahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Cittagravehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip Io sottoscrittohelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Dichiaro di attenermi alle seguenti disposizioni
I)non assumere alcun cibo nelle 6 ore precedenti linterventone liquidi nelle due ore
precedenti raccomandazioni per il digiuno preoperatorio
MATERIALE INGERITO TEMPO MINIMO DI DIGIUNO
Liquidi chiari (acquacaffegravethe succo senza polpa bibite
gasate)
2 ore
Pasto leggero (toast e bibita) 6 ore
2)di non guidare alcuna automobile o motocicletta o bicicletta od utilizzare qualsiasi
macchinario nelle 24 ore seguenti Ianestesia o sedazione
3)di non assumere alcoolici nelle 24 ore seguenti lanestesia o sedazione
4)di farmi riaccompagnare alla mia residenza da un adulto responsabile
5)di rimanere in compagnia di un adulto responsabile una volta tornato al domicilio
6) di non assumere alcuna decisione importante ne firmare documenti
importanti(testamentoassicurazioni ecc)nelle 24 ore seguenti
7)di vestirmi in modo praticocosicchegrave il vestiario possa essere facilmente rimosso e
indossato e riposto in un armadiettoper estute da ginnastica con maniche larghe e
apertura frontale 8)di non portare gioielli o altri oggetti di valore in ambulatorio
9)di mettermi in contatto con lunitagrave chirurgica ambulatoriale nel caso insorga una
qualsiasi complicanza postoperatoria
10) di assumere o avere giagrave assunto la mia terapia agli intervalli soliticon un poco
di acqua se necessario
FIRMA
IDquest day surg e consensodoc
Screening of patients 2
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Specialista in Anestesia e Rianimazione
Via Fossolo 28
40138 Bologna
tel051390048
Questionario preoperatorio di autocompilazione Si prega di barrare la risposta esatta con un segnetto o un cerchietto eo riempire gli spazi sopra i
puntini con le informazioni richiesteTutte le risposte sono confidenziali e coperte dal segreto
professionaleGrazie
Cognome e nomehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
indirizzoviahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipcittagravehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipCaphellip
telhelliphelliphelliphellip
etagravehellip peso in kghellip altezza in cmhellip
Si sente ammalato SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ha o ha avuto una malattia seria SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ha affanno dopo sforzo SI NO
Ha tosse SI NO
Ha sibili respiratori SI NO
Ha dolore al petto da sforzo SI NO
Ha gonfiore alle caviglie SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie di cuore SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie dei polmoni SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie di fegato SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie dello stomaco reflussoulcera SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie dei reni SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie muscolari SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie cerebrali SI NO
Ha assunto farmaci negli ultimi tre mesi SI NO
Se Siqualihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Prende gocce nasali o oculari SI NO
Egrave allergico a qualche medicinale SI NO
Ersquo allergico a qualche cibo SI NO
Ha subito interventi o anestesie negli ultimi 3 mesi
SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Egrave mai stato operato prima drsquoora SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ci sono state strane storie in famiglia di incidenti insorti durante o subito dopo anestesia
SI NO
Porta occhiali o lenti a contatto SI NO
Porta protesi dentarie o ponti mobili SI NO Beve piugrave di in bicchiere di vino o di un superalcoolico al giorno
SI NO Fuma SI NO
Se Siquanto Ci sono stati altri problemi di salute fisica o mentale non compresi in questa lista
SI NO
Se Siqualihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Fa movimento o sport SI NO
Se sigraveche cosa(per es biciclettalavori di casaortoraccolta fruttaecc) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Raccolta dati
cM 1195
data sedehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
COGNOME E NOME
INDIRIZZO TELhelliphelliphelliphellip
ETAgrave PESO(KG) ALTEZZA(CM) ASA
INTERVENTO
ANESTESISTACHIRURGO
anestetico locale Si No farmacomg
adrenalina Si No dose
via aerea spont guedel maschera IOT IRT COPA LMA
respirazionespont ass man IPPV O2 si no maschera occhialini
Premedicazioneora
induzione(farmacidosi)
mantenimento
inizio anestesiaora inizio chirurgiaora
Via
venosa
fleboclisi 1 2 3 4 MAC opp
AG
Min PAS PAD Fc SaO2 EtCO2 Osservazioni bas
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
45
50
55
60
65
70
75
80
85
90
95
100
105
110
115
120
125
130
135
140
145
150
155
160
165
170
175
180
totalifarmaciipnoticisedativian algesicimi orilassanti
altri stopanalgesia
fine anestesiaora fine chirurgiaora
apertura occhiora orientamentoorahellip RS orahelliphelliphelliphellipestub orahelliphelliphellip sedutohin piedi
hhelliphelliphelliphelliphellip vestirsi hhelliphellip camminare hhelliphelliphelliphelliphellip mingere hhelliphelliphellip berehhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipeffetti
collateralihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipPONV se siterapiahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipno dolore se siterapiahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipoppNO
Dimissioneorahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
ConsensoPoliambulatorio SLucia
Via Murri 164
Bologna
DICHIARAZIONE DI AVVENUTA INFORMAZIONE E CONSENSO ALLrsquoANESTESIA
Io Sottoscrittoahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip natoa a helliphelliphelliphelliphellip
il
Dichiaro di essere stato informatoa dal Medico Anestesista drhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
che le mie condizioni di salute mi collocano nella classe ASAhelliphellip ed il rischio relativo allrsquointervento
chirurgico al quale io verrorsquo sottopostoa egrave helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ho compreso le informazioni circa il tipo di anestesia piugrave appropriato nella mia situazione e dopo avere preso in considerazione anche le eventuali alternative dograve il mio consenso al trattamento anestesiologico
concordato che saragrave il seguentehelliphelliphellip helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Sono stato informato che tale trattamento qualora si verificassero condizioni particolari che mi verranno
spiegate potrebbe essere modificato
Mi egrave stato spiegato che lrsquoanestesia pur essendo fra le metodiche piugrave sicure della medicina moderna puograve
comportare ancora oggi in rarissimi casi complicanze mortali o gravi danni permanenti in particolare di
tipo neurologico Mi ritengo adeguatamente informato e non desidero ricevere ulteriori informazioni
In seguito alla mia richiesta di ulteriori informazioni ho ricevuto e compreso ogni spiegazione sui
trattamenti anestesiologici che verranno adottati prima durante e dopo lrsquointervento In particolare ho
compreso le informazioni circa le complicanze piugrave comuni e prevedibili nel mio caso specifico che
consistono inhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Autorizzo inoltre il Medico Anestesista a comunicare notizie relative al mio stato di salute
ahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Dichiarazioni particolarihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
DATA
Firma del Paziente Firma del Medico Anestesista
helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip helliphellip
Firma del Tutorehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipdihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Drugs taken by patientshellip
bull We consistently found associations of antipsychotic and SSRI antidepressant treatment with sudden unexplaineddeath significantly raised risk ratios being found for typicaland atypical antipsychotics the latter including risperidoneand olanzapine individually and the SSRI antidepressants including citalopram fluoxetine and sertraline Individually
bull Br J Clin Pharmacol 2009 November 68(5) 743ndash751bull doi 101111j1365-2125200903496xbull PMCID PMC2791981bull Sudden death in patients receiving drugs tending to
prolong the QT intervalbull Kate Jolly1 Michael D Gammage2 Kar Keung Cheng1 Peter
Bradburn1 Miriam V Banting1 and Michael J S Langman2
J Can Dent Assoc 2009 Feb75(1)41Dental surgery for patients on anticoagulant therapy with warfarin a
systematic review and meta-analysisNematullah A Alabousi A Blanas N Douketis JD Sutherland SE
bull University of Toronto Ontario Canadabull Comment in bull Evid Based Dent 200910(2)52 bull Republished in bull Tex Dent J 2009 Dec126(12)1183-93 bull Abstractbull PURPOSE To evaluate the effect of continuing warfarin therapy on the bleeding risk of patients undergoing elective dental surgical proceduresbull METHODS Data sources were the MEDLINE and EMBASE databases the Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials a manual citation review of
the relevant literature content experts and relevant abstracts from the proceedings of the International Association for Dental Research Study selection was carried out independently by 2 reviewers as was quality assessment Data extraction was done by 3 reviewers Differences were resolved by consensus Eligible studies were randomized controlled trials that compared the effects of continuing the regular dose of warfarintherapy with the effects of discontinuing or modifying the dose on the incidence of bleeding in patients undergoing dental procedures
bull RESULTS Five trials (a total of 553 patients) met the inclusion criteria Compared with interrupting warfarin therapy (either partial or complete) perioperative continuation of warfarin with patients usual dose was not associated with an increased risk for clinically significant nonmajor bleeding (relative risk [RR] 071 95 confidence interval [CI] 039-128 p = 065 I2 = 0) or an increased risk for minor bleeding (RR 119 95 CI 090-158 p = 022 I2 = 0)
bull CONCLUSIONS Continuing the regular dose of warfarin therapy does not seem to confer an increased risk of bleeding compared with discontinuing or modifying the warfarin dose for patients undergoing minor dental procedures
Clin Oral Implants Res 2009 Sep20 Suppl 496-106What influence do anticoagulants have on oral implant therapy
A systematic reviewMadrid C Sanz M
bull bull Department of oral surgery Oral Medicine and Hospital Dentistry Department of Ambulatory Care and Community Medicine University of Lausanne
Lausanne Switzerland carlosmadridhospvdchbull Abstractbull OBJECTIVES This systematic review aims to assess the risks (both thromboembolic and bleeding) of an oral anticoagulation therapy (OAT) patient undergoing
implant therapy and to provide a management protocol to patients under OAT undergoing implant therapybull MATERIAL AND METHODS Medline Cochrane Data Base of Systematic Reviews the Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials and EMBASE (from 1980 to
December 2008) were searched for English-language articles published between 1966 and 2008 This search was completed by a hand research accessing the references cited in all identified publications
bull RESULTS Nineteen studies were identified reporting outcomes after oral surgery procedures (mostly dental extractions in patients on OAT following different management protocols and haemostatic therapies) Five studies were randomized-controlled trials (RCTs) 11 were controlled clinical trials (CCTs) and three were prospective case series The OAT management strategies as well as the protocols during and after surgery were different This heterogeneity prevented any possible data aggregation and synthesis The results from these studies are very homogeneous reporting minor bleeding in very few patients without a significant difference between the OAT patients who continue with the vitamin K antagonists vs the patients who stopped this medication before surgery These post-operative bleeding events were controlled only with local haemostatic measures tranexamic acid mouthwashes gelatine sponges and cellulose gauzess application were effective Post-operative bleeding did not correlate with the international normalised ratio (INR) status In none of the studies was a thromboembolic event reported
bull CONCLUSIONS OAT patients (INR 2-4) who do not discontinue the AC medication do not have a significantly higher risk of post-operative bleeding than non-OAT patients and they also do not have a higher risk of post-operative bleeding than OAT patients who discontinue the medication In patients with OAT (INR 2-4) without discontinuation topical haemostatic agents were effective in preventing post-operative bleeding OAT discontinuation is not recommended for minor oral surgery such as single tooth extraction or implant placement provided that this does not involve autogenous bone grafts extensive flaps or osteotomy preparations extending outside the bony envelope Evidence does not support that dental implant placement in patients on OAT is contraindicated
bull The following are the latestguidelineshowever every DDS should thinkabouthelliphellip
Guideline TitleSteps to reduce surgical risk In II guidelines for perioperative evaluation
Bibliographic Source(s)Gualandro DM Yu PC Calderaro D Marques AC Pinho C Caramelli B et al Steps to reduce surgical risk In II guidelines for perioperative evaluation Arq Bras Cardiol
201196(3 Suppl 1)23-41 [379 references]
bull Antiplatelet Agents (AAS)bull Recommendations for antiplatelet agents before noncardiac surgeriesbull Degree of Recommendation Ibull Patients with coronary artery disease and noncardiac surgery scheduled should maintain the use of
AAS at a low dose of 75 to 100 mgday except in neurosurgeries and transurethral resection of the prostate Level of Evidence B
bull Patients using dual antiplatelet therapy by means of recent angioplasty with stent should keepreceiving AAS throughout the perioperative period with discontinuation of thienopyridine 5 daysbefore surgery and reintroduction as early as possible ideally before the patient completes 10 daysof discontinuation Level of Evidence C
bull Patients receiving antiplatelet therapy only with thienopyridine and surgery scheduled with moderate to high-risk of bleeding should discontinue medication 5 days before Level of EvidenceC
bull Degree of Recommendation IIabull Keep dual antiplatelet therapy in procedures with low risk for bleeding Level of Evidence Cbull Patients receiving antiplatelet therapy only with thienopyridine and surgery scheduled with low risk
of bleeding should continue medication in the perioperative period Level of Evidence C
bull Procedures with Low Risk of Bleedingbull Cataract surgerybull Minor dermatological proceduresbull Dental procedures - hygiene simple extraction restoration endodontic and
prosthetic proceduresbull Recommendationsbull Patients at High Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence Cbull Discontinue warfarin 5 days before surgery and wait for INR lt15 to perform the procedurebull UFH or prophylactic LMWH can be used in the preoperative period if indicatedbull Postoperatively use UFH or prophylactic LMWH if indicated by the type of procedure and resume warfarin 12 to 14 hours after surgerybull Patients at Low Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence Cbull Discontinue warfarin 5 days before surgery and wait for INR lt15bull Start full-dose UFH or LMWH when INR lt20bull Discontinue intravenous UFH 4 hours before surgery and subcutaneous LMWH 24 hours before surgerybull Postoperatively restart full-dose UFH or LMWH and warfarin and 12 to 24 hours after the procedure and discontinue heparin only when the INR is within
therapeutic rangebull Patients at Intermediate Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence Cbull Depending on the individual assessment of each patient the guidelines can be followed either for the high or low risk to the discretion of the physician in
chargebull Procedures with Low Risk of Bleedingbull Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence Cbull Perform the procedure with an INR within the therapeutic range ndash it is not necessary to discontinue the anticoagulantbull If INR gt3 discontinue anticoagulation therapy one or two days before surgery and reintroduce it the night after surgery
Endocarditis Prophylaxis
bull Dental Procedures and Prevention of Infective Endocarditisbull Dental procedures with higher risk for bacteremia are subgingival placement of antibiotic fibers or strips dental extractions dental implants or reimplants endodontic and periodontal
procedures placement of orthodontic bands and procedures with significant bleeding Whenever high-risk patients undergo these procedures should receive antibiotic prophylaxis Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence C It is likely that low-income populations with little access to health care with heart diseases other than those cited in Table 2 (below) also benefit from infective endocarditis (IE) prophylaxis before dental procedures Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence C
bull Table 2 Patients at Risk of Acquiring Severe Infective Endocarditisbull Patient with prosthetic heart valvebull Valvular heart disease corrected with prosthetic materialbull History of infective endocarditisbull Acquired valvular heart disease in patient who underwent heart transplantbull Uncorrected cyanotic congenital heart diseasebull Corrected cyanotic congenital heart disease that evolves with residual lesionbull Congenital heart disease corrected with prosthetic materialbull Surgical Procedures and Prevention of Infective Endocarditisbull Indications for Endocarditis Prophylaxisbull Degree of Recommendation Ibull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will be subjected to dental procedures with a high probability of significant bacteremia (see Table 3 below)
Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Table 3 Dental Procedures and Indication of Infective Endocarditis Prophylaxisbull Indicated Not Recommended ndash Any Patients Who Will Undergo the Procedures Belowbull For patients at risk for severe infective endocarditis and who will undergo procedures involving manipulation of gingival tissue periodontal region or perforation of oral mucosa Local
anesthesia in non-infected tissuebull Dental X-raybull Placement or removal of bracesbull Adjustment of bracesbull Placement of parts in bracesbull Natural loss of milk toothbull Bleeding originated from the trauma of the oral mucosa or lipsbull Degree of Recommendation IIabull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria on Table 2 (above) and who will undergo dental procedures with a high
probability of significant bacteremia (see Table 3 above) Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will undergo genitourinary or gastrointestinal procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic
regimen (see Table 11 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will undergo esophageal or respiratory tract procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen
(see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Degree of Recommendation IIbbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo dental procedures that do not meet
the criteria on Table 3 (above) Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo genitourinary or gastrointestinal
procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen (see Table 11 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo esophageal or respiratory tract
procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Degree of Recommendation IIIbull There is no indication for IE prophylaxis in patients with interatrial communication alone interventricular communication or corrected patent ductus arteriosus and without residual
flow myocardial revascularization surgery mitral valve prolapse without regurgitation after placement of stents innocent heart murmurs patients with pacemakers or implantablecardioverter-defibrillators (ICDs) history of Kawasaki disease or rheumatic fever without valve dysfunction who will undergo dental esophageal respiratory tract genitourinary or
Guideline on antibiotic prophylaxis for dental patients at risk for infection
Bibliographic Source(s)Clinical Affairs Committee Council on Clinical Affairs Guideline on
antibiotic prophylaxis for dental patients at risk for infection Chicago (IL) American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) 2011 5 p [27
references]bull Major Recommendationsbull The conservative use of antibiotics is indicated to minimize the risk of developing resistance to current antibiotic regimens Given the increasing number of organisms that have
developed resistance to current antibiotic regimens as well as the potential for an adverse anaphylactic reaction to the drug administered it is best to be judicious in the use of antibiotics for the prevention of infective endocarditis (IE) and other distant-site infections
bull Patients with Cardiac Conditionsbull Dental practitioners should consider prophylactic measures to minimize the risk of IE in patients with underlying cardiac conditions The risk of developing IE can arise from a combination
of high-risk patients and dental procedures However at-risk patients with poor oral hygiene and gingival bleeding after routine activities (eg toothbrushing) also have shown an increased potential for developing complications of IE It therefore is recommended to encourage daily good oral hygiene practices to reduce gingivitis as part of the prophylacticregimen These patients andor parents need to be educated and motivated to maintain personal oral hygiene through daily plaque removal including flossing Greater emphasis shouldbe placed on improved access to dental care and oral health in patients with underlying cardiac conditions at high risk for IE and less focus on a dental procedure and antibiotic coverage Professional prevention strategies should be based upon the individuals assessed risk for caries and periodontal disease
bull Specific recommendations from the latest American Heart Association (AHA) guideline on prevention of IE are included in the tables below The AHA recommends antibiotic prophylaxisonly for those whose underlying cardiac conditions are associated with the highest risk of adverse outcome (see Table 1 below) Such conditions include prosthetic heart valves previoushistory of IE unrepaired or incompletely repaired cyanotic congenital heart disease (CHD) completely repaired congenital heart defect with prosthetic material or device during the first 6 months after the procedure repaired CHD with residual defects at the site or adjacent to the site of a prosthetic patch or device and cardiac transplantation recipients who developcardiac valvulopathy In addition to those diagnoses listed in the AHA guidelines patients with a reported history of injection drug use may be considered at risk for developing IE in the absence of cardiac anomalies Although quite rare complications from intraoral tongue piercing can include IE among patients with a pre-existing cardiac valvular condition andor history of injection drug use Consultation with the patients physician may be necessary to determine susceptibility to bacteremia-induced infections
bull Antibiotics are recommended for all dental procedures that involve manipulation of gingival tissue or the periapical region of teeth or perforation of the oral mucosa (see Table 2 below) Specific antibiotic regimens can be found in Table 3 in the original guideline document Practitioners and patientsparents can review the entire AHA guidelines in the AHA CirculationJournal archives httpcircahajournalsorgcgicontentfull116151736 for additional background information as well as discussion of special circumstances (eg patients already receiving antibiotic therapy patients on anticoagulant therapy)
bull Patients with Compromised Immunitybull Patients with a compromised immune system may not be able to tolerate a transient bacteremia following invasive dental procedures These non-cardiac factors can place a patient with
compromised immunity at risk for distant-site infection from a dental procedure This category includes but is not limited to patients with the following medical conditionsbull Immunosuppression secondary tobull Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)bull Severe combined immunodeficiency (SCIDS)bull Neutropeniabull Cancer chemotherapybull Hematopoietic stem cell or solid organ transplantationbull Head and neck radiotherapybull Autoimmune disease (eg juvenile arthritis systemic lupus erythematosus)bull Sickle cell anemiabull Asplenism or status post splenectomybull Chronic steroid usagebull Diabetesbull Bisphosphonate therapybull Consultation with the childs physician is recommended for management of patients with a compromised immune system Discussion of antibiotic prophylaxis for patients undergoing
chemotherapy irradiation and hematopoietic cell transplantation appears in a separate American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) guideline (see the National GuidelineClearinghouse [NGC] summary Guideline on Dental Management of Pediatric Patients Receiving Chemotherapy Hematopoietic Cell Transplantation andor Radiation)
bull Patients with Shunts Indwelling Vascular Catheters or Medical Devicesbull The AHA recommends that antibiotic prophylaxis for nonvalvular devices including indwelling vascular catheters (central lines) and cardiovascular implantable electronic devices (CIED)
is indicated only at the time of placement of these devices in order to prevent surgical site infection The AHA found no convincing evidence that microorganisms associated with dentalprocedures cause infection of CIED and nonvalvular devices at any time after implantation The infections occurring after device implantation most often are caused by Staphylococcusaureus and coagulase negative staphylococci or other microorganisms that are non-oral in origin but are associated with surgical implantation or other active infections The AHA furtherstates that immunosuppression is not an independent risk factor for nonvalvular device infections immunocompromised hosts who have those devices should receive antibioticprophylaxis as advocated for immunocompetent hosts Consultation with the childs physician is recommended for management of patients with nonvalvular devices
Cardiac Conditions Associated with the Highest Risk of AdverseOutcome from Endocarditis for Which Prophylaxis with Dental
Procedures Is Reasonable
bull Prosthetic cardiac valve or prosthetic material used for cardiac valve repair
bull Previous infective endocarditisbull Congenital heart disease (CHD)bull Unrepaired cyanotic CHD including palliative shunts and conduitsbull Completely repaired congenital heart defect with prosthetic
material or device whether placed by surgery or by catheterintervention during the first 6 months after the procedure
bull Repaired CHD with residual defects at the site or adjacent to the site of a prosthetic patch or prosthetic device (which inhibitendothelialization)
bull Cardiac transplantation recipients who develop cardiac valvulopathy
Dental Procedures for which Endocarditis ProphylaxisIs Reasonable for Patients in Table 1
bull All dental procedures that involve manipulation of gingival tissue or the periapical region of teeth or perforation of the oral mucosa
bull The following procedures and events do not needprophylaxis routine anesthetic injections throughnoninfected tissue taking dental radiographs placement of removable prosthodontic or orthodonticappliances adjustment of orthodontic appliances placement of orthodontic brackets shedding of deciduous teeth and bleeding from trauma to the lipsor oral mucosa
Considerations for Perioperative Anticoagulationarfarin therapy - management during invasive procedures and
surgeryBibliographic Source(s)
Medical Services Commission Warfarin therapy - management during invasive procedures and surgery Victoria (BC) British Columbia Medical Services Commission 2010 Oct 1 7 p [8 references]
bull Note Always consult with the surgeon and anesthesiologist aboutbull Risk of bleedingbull Goal INRbull Acceptable INR for surgerybull Baseline INR is recommended in every case and this will guide further therapybull Always discuss with surgeon and anesthesiologist what the INR should be before surgery (goal INR)bull An INR lt15 is generally acceptable except for neurosurgery ocular surgery and procedures requiring spinal anesthesia or epidural analgesia (Horlocker et al
2003)bull Risk of bleedingbull In general the type of procedure determines the risk of bleeding and how long anticoagulation must be withheld post-operativelybull Discontinuation of warfarin is essential for these procedures associated with a high risk of bleeding
ndash Procedures that the body cavity is entered eg open thoracic abdominal or pelvic surgeryndash Percutaneous needle procedures in non-compressible sites including organ biopsiesndash Any type of prostatic surgeryndash Surgery sites where minor bleeding can cause significant morbidity (eg central nervous system [CNS] and intraocular procedures)ndash Major arthroplasty surgery eg hip or knee replacement
bull Discontinuation of warfarin is usually not necessary for these procedures associated with a low risk of bleedingndash Percutaneous needle procedures in readily compressible sites (eg peripheral venous access)ndash Many skin proceduresndash Routine dental procedures (eg hygiene simple extractions restorations endodontics prosthetics)
ndash Endoscopy without biopsy
bull Assess the risk of bleeding from the procedure with the assistance of the surgeon and anesthesiologistC
Guidelines for pre-operative cardiac risk assessment and perioperative cardiac management in non-cardiac surgeryBibliographic Source(s)
Task Force for Preoperative Cardiac Risk Assessment and Perioperative [trunc] European Society of Anaesthesiology Poldermans D Bax JJ Boersma E De Hert S Eeckhout E Fowkes G Gorenek B Hennerici MG Iung B Kelm M Kjeldsen KP Kristensen SD Lopez-Sendon J Pelosi P Philippe F Pierard L Ponikowski P Schmid JP Sellevold OF Sicari R Van den Berghe G Vermassen F Guidelines for pre-operative cardiac risk
assessment and perioperative cardiac management in non-cardiac surgery Eur Heart J 2009 Nov30(22)2769-812 [238 references] PubMed
bull Pre-operative Evaluationbull Surgical Risk for Cardiac Eventsbull Although patient-specific factors are more important than surgery-specific factors in predicting the cardiac risk for noncardiac surgical procedures
the type of surgery cannot be ignored when evaluating a particular patient undergoing an intervention With regard to cardiac risk surgicalinterventions can be divided into low-risk intermediate-risk and high-risk groups with estimated 30-day cardiac event rates (cardiac death and myocardial infarction [MI]) of lt1 1ndash5 and gt5 respectively (see table below) Although only a rough estimation this risk stratification providesa good indication of the need for cardiac evaluation drug treatment and assessment of risk for cardiac events
bull Table Surgical Riska Estimatebull Low-risk lt1 Intermediate-risk 1-5 High-risk gt5bull Breastbull Dentalbull Endocrinebull Eyebull Gynaecologybull Reconstructivebull Orthopaedic-minor (knee surgery)bull Urologic-minor Abdominalbull Carotidbull Peripheral arterial angioplastybull Endovascular aneurysm repairbull Head and neck surgerybull Neurologicalorthopaedic-major (hip and spine surgery)bull Pulmonary renalliver transplantbull Urologic-major Aortic and major vascular surgerybull Peripheral vascular surgerybull aRisk of MI and cardiac death within 30 days after surgery Modified from Boersma et al Perioperative cardiovascular mortality in noncardiac
surgery validation of the Lee cardiac risk index Am J Med 20051181134ndash1141
Segni vitali
bull Prima di ogni trattamento dovrebbero essere misurati i segni vitaliPAFCrespirazione e temperatura
Inserire fot Omron
IMG_6728JPG
ContecVital Signs Monitor PatientMonitor with CE Certificate
(CMS5000)
Riconoscere una emergenza
bull Segni e sintomi di emergenza incipiente
ndash Dolore toracico
ndash Cute pallida
ndash Sudorazione
ndash Vomito(nausea)
ndash RESPIRAZIONE IRREGOLARE
ndash SENSAZIONI STRANE O INSOLITE
ndash Modificazioni delle frequenza e o della pressione
Codice di deontologia medica
bull Art 7 ndash Obbligo drsquointervento drsquourgenza Il medico
e devetempestivamente attivarsi per assicurare ognispecifica adeguata assistenza
Procedure iniziali nellrsquoemergenzabull Interrompere la procedura
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull Chiamare il kit di emergenza
bull Valutare lo stato di coscienzase incoscienteabbassare la poltrona trendelemburg
bull Somministrare O2se coscienteocchialinise incosciente ma respira maschera se incosciente e non respira pallone e maschera
Algoritmo di base
bull PABCDbull Posizionare
bull A airway
bull B breathing
bull Ccirculation
bull Ddefinitivo o diagnosi
Come valutare lo stato di coscienza
1 come definirlo cosciente
vigile
soporoso
coma
2 come riconoscerlo stimolo verbale
stimolo doloroso
3 come valutarlo risposta verbale
apertura occhi
risposta motoria
Valutare le vie aereeaprire la bocca
estendere il capo e sostenere il mentoimpiegare lrsquoaspirazione se necessario
Valutare la respirazionese non respiradai due respiri con ossigeno 100
se in apneainserisci la cannula orofaringea chiama per lrsquoAED
Valutare la circolazionecerca il polsocarotide(radiale)
in assenza di polsopreparati per CPRmettere il paziente in pianomeglio al suolo iniziare MCE
applicare lrsquoAED se crsquoegrave il polsovalutare la frequenza e la forza
Distress
bull Respiratoriobroncospasmoasma
bull ToracicodoloreanginaMI
bull Psicologicoagitazioneconvulsioni
bull Prevenire il distress
ndash Ambiente accoglientetranquillorilassato
ndash Minimizzare la paurail freddo
ndash Mantenere PA e FC e respirazione nei limiti
ndash Non interrompere la terapia
Valutare il paz e la situazionebull Controllare i segni vitali del pazientePAFCrespirazionecolorebull Non tentare di trasportare il paziente da solibull Chiama immediatamente il 118 se
ndash Arresto cardiacondash Arresto respiratoriondash incoscienzagt 1 minndash Stato confusionale prolungatondash Dolore toracico gt 5 min non alleviato dal venitrinndash Difficoltagrave respiratoriandash Convulsionindash Ipotensione grave o tachicardia()
bull Tratta il paziente in emergenza finchegrave non arriva il soccorsobull Tieni pronta la cartella e quanto fatto finora per la squadra di soccorsobull Compila la scheda delle emergenze in studio
What types of emergencies can be expected in the dental office
Ostruzione delle vie aeree
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentoimprovvisaafferrare la gola(segno universale)ndash Stridorendash Tosse violentandash Dispneaspasmindash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Tosse forzatandash Compressione addominalendash Percussione dorsale con paziente curvo in avanti ndash Ossigenazione ndash Ispezione delle prime vie aereendash laringoscopiopinza di Magillaspiratorendash Chiamare aiutondash Trasferimento in ospedale per broncoscopia in urgenza
How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver You tubehttpyoutubekJDpr05zmB4
bull How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver
bull Edited by Bob Robertson Rob S Nicole Willson Travis Derouin and 37 others
bull Googlewikihow
Airway obstruction management
Asmabroncospasmo
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentondash Sensazione di peso sul toracendash stridorendash Tossendash Dispneandash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Posizionare il pazsedutobraccia in avantindash Ossigenondash Spray con salbutamol 2 puffripeti dopo 5 min se inefficacendash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
bull httpyoutubekff3co6xwik
bull httpyoutubeEK8nzKzdnIM
bull httpyoutubewlygTaY4ioc
Arresto cardiaco
bull Segni e sintomibull Non rispondebull Non respirabull Non ha polsobull Trattamento
ndash Mettere il paz supinotavola sotto il torace o stendere sul pavimento
ndash Chiamare aiutondash Attaccare AED e seguire le istruzionindash Iniziare CPRndash Ossigenare ventilazione con pallone e maschera
bull httpyoutubeI-eFjl2G9vg
Emerg Med J 2012 Nov29(11)890-3 Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
Segal N Laurent F Maman L Plaisance P Augustin P
bull Source
bull Emergency Department Lariboisiegravere Hospital Paris 7 University (Paris Diderot) Paris France drnicolassegalgmailcom
bull Conflicting studies exist about the effectiveness of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on a dental chair In some situations dental surgeons are obliged to perform CPR with the patient on the chair Feedback devices are supposed to guide the compression depth in order to improve the quality of CPR but some devices are based on an accelerometer that can theoretically report erroneous results because of the lack of rigidity of a dental chair
bull OBJECTIVE
bull The aim of this study was to evaluate the accuracy of these devices to guide chest compressions on a dental chair
Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
bull METHODSbull A prospective randomised crossover equivalencenon-inferiority study was conducted to compare
the values of compression depths provided by the feedback device (Real CPR Help(reg) delivered by Zollcopy Medical Corporation Chelmsford MA USA) with the real measurements provided by the manikin (Resusci Anne(reg) Advanced SkillTrainer Laerdal Medical AScopy Norway) Chest-compression-only CPR was performed by 15 Basic Life Support instructors who carried out two rounds of continuous CPR for 2 min each Data were analysed with a correlation test a Bland-Altman method and a Wilcoxon test Statistical significance was defined as plt005
bull RESULTSbull A significant difference was found between the mean depths of compression measured by the
feedback device and the manikin on a dental chair and on the floor (plt00001) The feedback device overestimated the depth of chest compressions and Bland-Altman analysis demonstrated poor agreement
bull CONCLUSION
bull This study indicates that feedback devices with accelerometer technology are not sufficiently reliable to ensure adequate chest compression on dental chairs
Angina
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato
alle spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash sollievo con NTGsi spera ndash Ansiapalloresudorazionetachicardia
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minNatispraysublinguale ndash Ossigenondash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
Localizzazioni del dolore anginoso
Sharplocalized
radiating or notmay radiate to
teeth
You tube3 IUSB angina attack
bull httpyoutubeufyxHSSvcG8
bull Molto pertinente
bull httpyoutubejd-9DSDWSsI
bull Angina pectoris medical emergency
Infarto miocardico
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato alle
spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash Mancato sollievo con NTG ndash Dispneasincopediaforesimorte improvvisa
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minndash Ossigenondash Aspirina 165-325 mgndash AnalgesicomorfinabuprenorfinaN2Ondash Chiamare aiutondash Posizionare AED ndash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
ndash MONAMorfinaossigenonitroglicerinaaspirina
Fattori di rischio per cardiopatia ischemica
bull Etagravebull Sesso maschilema = gt 65 annibull Ipertensionebull DislipidemieColestTGHDL lowbull Diabetebull Fumobull Familiaritagravebull Malattie infiammatorie sistemiche collagenopatiebull Obesitagrave bull Metabolic syndrome This has been characterized by the presence of
hyperinsulinemia (fasting glucose level ge 100 mgdL) abdominal obesity (waist circumference gt40 in for men or gt35 in for women) decreased HDL cholesterol levels (lt 40 mgdL for men or lt 50 mgdL for women) hypertriglyceridemia (gt150 mgdL) and hypertension (ge 13085 mm Hg) Based on data from the 2000 US census an estimated 47 million Americans have the metabolic syndrome Patients with the metabolic syndrome have a 3-fold increased risk for coronary atherosclerosis and stroke compared with those without this syndrome
Fattori precipitanti lrsquoischemia
bull Sforzo fisico
bull Basse temperature
bull Digestione
bull Tachicardiafebbreipertiroidismo
bull Emozionistressndash Psichico(pauracontatto
ravvicinatooppressionecostrizioneinpossibilitagrave di muiversidi parlareodori sgradevolivista irritante o sgradevole
ndash dolore
bull Innalzamento vita media
bull Miglioramento condizioni socio-economiche ()
bull Procedure odontoiatriche sempre piugrave conservative
Maggiore frequenza di cardiopatici nella pratica odontoiatrica
Fattori stressantistressors
bull Malattiapersonale o di amici o famigliaribull Morte di un famigliare o di una persona amatabull Problemi di relazioni interpersonalibull Sovraccarico di lavorobull Inizio di un lavoro nuovobull disoccupazionebull pensionebull gravidanzabull affollamentobull traslocobull problemi della vita di tutti i giornirdquocopingrdquobull Problemi legalibull Problemi finanziaribull Perfezionismobull Eccecc
Quindinel paziente cardiopatico(ma anche negli altri)
Sedazione con BZD (short antagonizzabili)
bull Sedazione cosciente con N2O
bull empatia
bull Buona analgesia
Fin qui nov 10
bull httpyoutubeSuFvAbf_uJs
bull anginal and heart attack
Puntata ipertensiva
bull Segni e sintomindash Cefaleavertiginironziindash Disturbi della vistandash Cardiopalmo(tachicardia)ndash (dispnea)ndash Epistassi
bull Trattamentondash Nifedipina(nifedicor)5-15 gtt sublingualiOppndash Clonidina(catapresan) mezza1 fiala im o ev lentaOppndash Furosemide(Lasix) 1 2 fl im o ev lentandash Ossigenoterapia(occhialini)
Aritmie
bull Senza ECG
bull ipocineticheipercinetiche
Allergia
ndash Limitata ad un sistema o generalizzatandash Faringe e prime vie aereeedema angioneuroticondash Tratto respiratorioasmabroncospasmostridorendash Cuteorticariapruritondash Anafilassitutti i precedenti+collasso cardiocircolatoriondash DDangioedema ereditario
ndash Segni e sintomindash Pruritoarrossamentopomfiedema labbramucose boccafaringehellipndash Distress respiratorioasmandash Ipotensionepolso piccolofrequentepallore
bull Ossigenobull Chiamare aiutobull Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
anafilassi
bull Posizione supina
bull Ossigenazione
bull Adrenalina im 05mg
bull Liquidi evndash Antistaminico trimeton 10 mg im
ndash Cortisone
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull In caso di arrestoCPR
Cause di allergia
bull Materiali implantari e amalgama metallititanioporcellane e metalli nobili mercurio
bull Latexdighebull Acrilatibull Formaldeidebull Clorexidinabull AL e conservanti (metilparaben)
bull patch testing prick testing and blood tests for allergen-specific IgE
Sincope vasovagalesvenimentobull Segni e sintomi
ndash Svenimentondash Nausea ndash Debolezzandash Pallorendash Cute fredda e sudatandash Polso rallentatoma prima tachindash Ipotensionendash Discomfort addominalendash Midriasindash sbadiglio
bull Trattamentondash Posizione supinandash Elevare gli arti infndash Ossigenondash Monitorizzare ndash Atropina 05 mg im o iv
Fattori scatenanti psicogenipauraansiastress emotivocattive notiziedolorespecie se improvviso ed inaspettatovista del sanguestrumenti chirurgicisiringhe
Fattori scatenanti non psicogeniStazione erettaFame da salto del pasto o da dietaEsaurimentostanchezzaCattive condizioni fisicheAmbiente caldo-umidoAffollamentoSesso maschileGiovani16-35 anni
Pathophysiology
Stress
Catecholamines release
Decreased peripheral vascular resistance amp uarr blood flow to peripheral muscles
darr venous return
darr circulatory blood vol amp drop in arterial BP
Activation of Compensatory mechanisms
Reflex bradycardia develops (lt 50)
Significant drop in cardiac output associated with fall in BP below the critical level
Cerebral ischemia amp loss of consciousness
Assess consciousness (loss of response to sensory stimulation)
Activate office emergency system
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Perform additional procedures
Administer aromatic ammonia
Administer atropine if bradycardia persists
Do not panic
Post syncopal recovery- delayed recovery-
Postpone dental treatment Activate EMS
Determine precipitating factors
POSTURAL HYPOTENSION
Predisposing factors
bull Administration and ingestion of drugs eg antihypertensives like sodium depleting diuretics calcium channel blockers ampganglion blocking agents sedatives and narcotics histamine blockers levo dopa
bull Prolonged period of recumbency or convalescence
bull Inadequate postural reflex
bull Late stage pregnancy
bull Advanced age
bull Venous defects in legs (eg varicose veins)
bull Recovery from sympathectomy
bull Addissonrsquos disease
bull Physical exhaustion and starvation
bull Chronic postural hypotension (Shy ndash Drager syndrome)
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
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httpyoutube7sJMaSOoH88
ipoglicemia
bull Segni e sintomibull Senso di fame
ndash Parola strascicataincoerentendash Comportamento alteratondash Polso rapidondash Apprensioneansiairrequietezzaaggressivitagravendash Disorientamentoperdita di coscienzandash Tremorindash sudorazione
bull Trattamentondash Succo di fruttacaramellazuccherino posndash Se egrave avvenuta perdita di coscienzaglucosio evndash Nel dubbio tra iper e ipoglicemiameglio somministrare glucosio comunque
ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
bull httpyoutubenEbsKfLl1n4
bull Acquisti materiale consumabiledoctorshopdoctorpoint
autorizzazione acquisto FU-3doc
SIAD Ozzano Emilia via Libertagrave 17 wwwsiadcom
bull ALLEGATO 3 ndash DICHIARAZIONE SOSTITUTIVA DI CERTIFICAZIONE (ai sensi dellrsquoart 46 del DPR 28122000 n 445)bull
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bull con sede inhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
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bull Consapevole delle sanzioni penali nel caso di dichiarazioni non veritiere di formazione o uso di atti falsi richiamate dallrsquoart 76 del DPR n 4452000bull
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bull di essere soggetto autorizzato al rifornimento allrsquoingrosso di gas medicinali e di impiegare gli stessi sotto la propria sola responsabilitagravebull
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bull buongiornobull non possiamo vendere medicinali a studi medici che non abbiano
sottoscritto lrsquoallegato che Le inoltrobull
bull Riesce ad inoltrare ai due medici il modulo facendomelo poi avere via e-mail o via fax allo 051 796026
bull Grazie millebull
bull Massimiliano Lucchinabull Servizio Venditabull
bull SIAD SpA | I-40064 Ozzano dellEmilia (BO) - Via della Libertagrave 17bull Tel +39 051 799399 | Fax +39 051 796026bull massimiliano_lucchinasiadeu | wwwsiadcom
Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
La valigetta degli orrori set di rianimazione completo di bombola ricaricabile di ossigeno da 05 LT in acciaio riduttore con manometro ed erogatore pallone rianimatore maschera rianimazione 2 cannule di Guedel pinza tiralingua apribocca elicoidale tubo atossico in contenitore plastico antiurto
Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
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Estimated Energy Requirements for Various Activities
NYHA Classification - The Stages of HeartFailure(rivista)
bull La valutazione secondo la NYHA classifica la funzionedisfunzione cardiaca a seconda dei sintomi legati alle normali attivitagrave quotidiane e alla qualitagrave di vita del paziente
bull Classe e sintomibull Classe I (normale) Non limitazioni alla attivitagrave fisicaLe attivitagrave
ordinarie non causano particolare faticapalpitazioni o dispneabull Classe II (Moderata ) Lieve limitazione alla attivitagrave fisica a
riposo OKma attivitagrave routinarie causano faticapalpitazionidispneaangina
bull Class III (Marcata) Marcata limitazione alla attivitagrave fisica a riposo okma attivitagrave meno che routinarie causano faticapalpitazionidispneangina
bull Class IV (Severa) incapacitagrave di eseguire qualsiasi attivitagraveConattivitagrave anche minima sintomi di insufficienza cardiaca anche a riposocon aumento dei disturbi allrsquoinizio del movimento
Classificazione obbiettiva
bull Classificazione con valutazione oggettiva bull A non crsquoegrave evidenza di malattia cardiovascolare non ci sono sintomi negrave
limitazioni alla attivitagrave fisica ordinariabull B evidenza oggettiva di minima malattia cardiovascolareSintomi modesti e
lieve diminuzione attivitagrave durante attivitagrave routinariaA riposo ok bull C evidenza oggettiva di malattia cardiovascolare moderata-severaMarcata
limitazione delle attivitagrave per la comparsa di sintomi anche durante attivitagrave meno che normaliA riposo ok
bull D evidenza oggettiva di malattia cardiovascolare severaLimitazionisevereSintomi anche a riposo
bull For Examplebull A patient with minimal or no symptoms but a large pressure gradient across the aortic valve or severe obstruction of the left
main coronary artery is classifiedbull Function Capacity I Objective Assessment Dbull A patient with severe anginal syndrome but angiographically normal coronary arteries is classifiedbull Functional Capacity IV Objective Assessment A
PREOP ASSESSMENT
ldquoAt Riskrdquo Patients for Sedation or Analgesia
bull The ASA physical status risk classification of 3 or greater
bull Critical care patients
bull Extremes in age (lt1 or gt70 years of age)
bull Patients with chronic respiratory disease chronic obstructive pulmonary disease emphysemaCHRanginahellip
bull History of sleep apnea
bull Mentally and neurologically handicapped patients
bull Patients at risk for aspiration (ie hiatal hernia with regurgitation diabetes with gastroparesis)
bull Altered mental status
Relative Contraindications
Contraindications
bull Physical Examination
ndash Respiratory distress (wheezing stridor etc)
ndash Hypotension
ndash Morbid obesity
ndash OSA
Contraindications (continued)
bull Physical Examination
ndash Craniofacial abnormalities
ndash Short neck
ndash Decreased hyoid-mental distance (lt3cm in adult)
ndash Distorted landmarks on anterior surface of neck
Contraindications (continued)
bull Physical Examination
ndash Limited mouth opening
ndash Receding chin
ndash Large tongue
ndash Unable to view base of uvula with mouth open and tongue protruding
Pregnancy
bull Patients who are trying to conceive are pregnant or are breast-feeding must inform their dentist in advance of their appointment
Mallampati Classificationbull Class 1 Full visibility of tonsils uvula and soft palate
bull Class 2 Visibility of hard and soft palate upper portion of tonsils and uvula
bull Class 3 Soft and hard palate and base of the uvula are visible
bull Class 4 Only hard palate is visible
The Mallampati classification is used to
predict the ease of intubation It is
determined by looking at the anatomy of
the oral cavity Specifically it is based
on the visibility of the base of uvula
faucial pillars and soft palate Scoring
may be done with or without phonation
A high Mallampati score (class 3 or 4) is
associated with more difficult intubation
as well as a higher incidence of sleep
apnea
OSA screening
clinical diagnosis of OSA
bull The clinical diagnosis of OSA was defined as AHI(apnea hypopnea) greater than 5 with fragmented sleep and daytime sleepiness
bull According to the American Academy of Sleep Medicine practice guideline the severity of OSA is determined by the AHI 5ndash15 mild greater than 15ndash30 moderate greater than 30 severe
STOPsnoretiredobserved(stopped breathing)pressure
STOP QuestionnaireA Tool to Screen Patients for Obstructive Sleep ApneaAnesthesiology 2008 108812ndash21
Stop tradottoquasi corrisponde
bull SmdashldquoDo you snore loudly (louder than talking or loud enough to be heard through closed doors)rdquoRussi forte+ che parlare a voce alta
tanto da essere udito a porta chiusaSornacchiarebull TmdashldquoDo you often feel tired fatigued or sleepy during daytimerdquoti
senti stancoaffaticato o sonnolento durante il giorno Tiratohelliphellip
bull OmdashldquoHas anyone observed you stop breathing during your sleepNessuno ti ha osservato fermare il respiro durante il sonnoosservato
bull rdquo PmdashldquoDo you have or are you being treated for high blood pressure Hai o sei stato in terapia per ipertensionePressione
Screening of patients
Poliambulatorio helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip Modulo di consenso informato per procedure chirurgiche ambulatoriali o day surgery Da consegnare al momento della prenotazione e riportare
Si prega di leggere attentamente e riempire con i dati richiesti sopra le parti indicate dai puntini(datacittagravecognomenomeinterventofirma)
Datahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Cittagravehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip Io sottoscrittohelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Dichiaro di attenermi alle seguenti disposizioni
I)non assumere alcun cibo nelle 6 ore precedenti linterventone liquidi nelle due ore
precedenti raccomandazioni per il digiuno preoperatorio
MATERIALE INGERITO TEMPO MINIMO DI DIGIUNO
Liquidi chiari (acquacaffegravethe succo senza polpa bibite
gasate)
2 ore
Pasto leggero (toast e bibita) 6 ore
2)di non guidare alcuna automobile o motocicletta o bicicletta od utilizzare qualsiasi
macchinario nelle 24 ore seguenti Ianestesia o sedazione
3)di non assumere alcoolici nelle 24 ore seguenti lanestesia o sedazione
4)di farmi riaccompagnare alla mia residenza da un adulto responsabile
5)di rimanere in compagnia di un adulto responsabile una volta tornato al domicilio
6) di non assumere alcuna decisione importante ne firmare documenti
importanti(testamentoassicurazioni ecc)nelle 24 ore seguenti
7)di vestirmi in modo praticocosicchegrave il vestiario possa essere facilmente rimosso e
indossato e riposto in un armadiettoper estute da ginnastica con maniche larghe e
apertura frontale 8)di non portare gioielli o altri oggetti di valore in ambulatorio
9)di mettermi in contatto con lunitagrave chirurgica ambulatoriale nel caso insorga una
qualsiasi complicanza postoperatoria
10) di assumere o avere giagrave assunto la mia terapia agli intervalli soliticon un poco
di acqua se necessario
FIRMA
IDquest day surg e consensodoc
Screening of patients 2
CM 1312009
DottClaudio Melloni
Specialista in Anestesia e Rianimazione
Via Fossolo 28
40138 Bologna
tel051390048
Questionario preoperatorio di autocompilazione Si prega di barrare la risposta esatta con un segnetto o un cerchietto eo riempire gli spazi sopra i
puntini con le informazioni richiesteTutte le risposte sono confidenziali e coperte dal segreto
professionaleGrazie
Cognome e nomehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
indirizzoviahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipcittagravehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipCaphellip
telhelliphelliphelliphellip
etagravehellip peso in kghellip altezza in cmhellip
Si sente ammalato SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ha o ha avuto una malattia seria SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ha affanno dopo sforzo SI NO
Ha tosse SI NO
Ha sibili respiratori SI NO
Ha dolore al petto da sforzo SI NO
Ha gonfiore alle caviglie SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie di cuore SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie dei polmoni SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie di fegato SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie dello stomaco reflussoulcera SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie dei reni SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie muscolari SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie cerebrali SI NO
Ha assunto farmaci negli ultimi tre mesi SI NO
Se Siqualihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Prende gocce nasali o oculari SI NO
Egrave allergico a qualche medicinale SI NO
Ersquo allergico a qualche cibo SI NO
Ha subito interventi o anestesie negli ultimi 3 mesi
SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Egrave mai stato operato prima drsquoora SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ci sono state strane storie in famiglia di incidenti insorti durante o subito dopo anestesia
SI NO
Porta occhiali o lenti a contatto SI NO
Porta protesi dentarie o ponti mobili SI NO Beve piugrave di in bicchiere di vino o di un superalcoolico al giorno
SI NO Fuma SI NO
Se Siquanto Ci sono stati altri problemi di salute fisica o mentale non compresi in questa lista
SI NO
Se Siqualihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Fa movimento o sport SI NO
Se sigraveche cosa(per es biciclettalavori di casaortoraccolta fruttaecc) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Raccolta dati
cM 1195
data sedehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
COGNOME E NOME
INDIRIZZO TELhelliphelliphelliphellip
ETAgrave PESO(KG) ALTEZZA(CM) ASA
INTERVENTO
ANESTESISTACHIRURGO
anestetico locale Si No farmacomg
adrenalina Si No dose
via aerea spont guedel maschera IOT IRT COPA LMA
respirazionespont ass man IPPV O2 si no maschera occhialini
Premedicazioneora
induzione(farmacidosi)
mantenimento
inizio anestesiaora inizio chirurgiaora
Via
venosa
fleboclisi 1 2 3 4 MAC opp
AG
Min PAS PAD Fc SaO2 EtCO2 Osservazioni bas
5
10
15
20
25
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35
40
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totalifarmaciipnoticisedativian algesicimi orilassanti
altri stopanalgesia
fine anestesiaora fine chirurgiaora
apertura occhiora orientamentoorahellip RS orahelliphelliphelliphellipestub orahelliphelliphellip sedutohin piedi
hhelliphelliphelliphelliphellip vestirsi hhelliphellip camminare hhelliphelliphelliphelliphellip mingere hhelliphelliphellip berehhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipeffetti
collateralihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipPONV se siterapiahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipno dolore se siterapiahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipoppNO
Dimissioneorahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
ConsensoPoliambulatorio SLucia
Via Murri 164
Bologna
DICHIARAZIONE DI AVVENUTA INFORMAZIONE E CONSENSO ALLrsquoANESTESIA
Io Sottoscrittoahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip natoa a helliphelliphelliphelliphellip
il
Dichiaro di essere stato informatoa dal Medico Anestesista drhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
che le mie condizioni di salute mi collocano nella classe ASAhelliphellip ed il rischio relativo allrsquointervento
chirurgico al quale io verrorsquo sottopostoa egrave helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ho compreso le informazioni circa il tipo di anestesia piugrave appropriato nella mia situazione e dopo avere preso in considerazione anche le eventuali alternative dograve il mio consenso al trattamento anestesiologico
concordato che saragrave il seguentehelliphelliphellip helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Sono stato informato che tale trattamento qualora si verificassero condizioni particolari che mi verranno
spiegate potrebbe essere modificato
Mi egrave stato spiegato che lrsquoanestesia pur essendo fra le metodiche piugrave sicure della medicina moderna puograve
comportare ancora oggi in rarissimi casi complicanze mortali o gravi danni permanenti in particolare di
tipo neurologico Mi ritengo adeguatamente informato e non desidero ricevere ulteriori informazioni
In seguito alla mia richiesta di ulteriori informazioni ho ricevuto e compreso ogni spiegazione sui
trattamenti anestesiologici che verranno adottati prima durante e dopo lrsquointervento In particolare ho
compreso le informazioni circa le complicanze piugrave comuni e prevedibili nel mio caso specifico che
consistono inhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Autorizzo inoltre il Medico Anestesista a comunicare notizie relative al mio stato di salute
ahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Dichiarazioni particolarihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
DATA
Firma del Paziente Firma del Medico Anestesista
helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip helliphellip
Firma del Tutorehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipdihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Drugs taken by patientshellip
bull We consistently found associations of antipsychotic and SSRI antidepressant treatment with sudden unexplaineddeath significantly raised risk ratios being found for typicaland atypical antipsychotics the latter including risperidoneand olanzapine individually and the SSRI antidepressants including citalopram fluoxetine and sertraline Individually
bull Br J Clin Pharmacol 2009 November 68(5) 743ndash751bull doi 101111j1365-2125200903496xbull PMCID PMC2791981bull Sudden death in patients receiving drugs tending to
prolong the QT intervalbull Kate Jolly1 Michael D Gammage2 Kar Keung Cheng1 Peter
Bradburn1 Miriam V Banting1 and Michael J S Langman2
J Can Dent Assoc 2009 Feb75(1)41Dental surgery for patients on anticoagulant therapy with warfarin a
systematic review and meta-analysisNematullah A Alabousi A Blanas N Douketis JD Sutherland SE
bull University of Toronto Ontario Canadabull Comment in bull Evid Based Dent 200910(2)52 bull Republished in bull Tex Dent J 2009 Dec126(12)1183-93 bull Abstractbull PURPOSE To evaluate the effect of continuing warfarin therapy on the bleeding risk of patients undergoing elective dental surgical proceduresbull METHODS Data sources were the MEDLINE and EMBASE databases the Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials a manual citation review of
the relevant literature content experts and relevant abstracts from the proceedings of the International Association for Dental Research Study selection was carried out independently by 2 reviewers as was quality assessment Data extraction was done by 3 reviewers Differences were resolved by consensus Eligible studies were randomized controlled trials that compared the effects of continuing the regular dose of warfarintherapy with the effects of discontinuing or modifying the dose on the incidence of bleeding in patients undergoing dental procedures
bull RESULTS Five trials (a total of 553 patients) met the inclusion criteria Compared with interrupting warfarin therapy (either partial or complete) perioperative continuation of warfarin with patients usual dose was not associated with an increased risk for clinically significant nonmajor bleeding (relative risk [RR] 071 95 confidence interval [CI] 039-128 p = 065 I2 = 0) or an increased risk for minor bleeding (RR 119 95 CI 090-158 p = 022 I2 = 0)
bull CONCLUSIONS Continuing the regular dose of warfarin therapy does not seem to confer an increased risk of bleeding compared with discontinuing or modifying the warfarin dose for patients undergoing minor dental procedures
Clin Oral Implants Res 2009 Sep20 Suppl 496-106What influence do anticoagulants have on oral implant therapy
A systematic reviewMadrid C Sanz M
bull bull Department of oral surgery Oral Medicine and Hospital Dentistry Department of Ambulatory Care and Community Medicine University of Lausanne
Lausanne Switzerland carlosmadridhospvdchbull Abstractbull OBJECTIVES This systematic review aims to assess the risks (both thromboembolic and bleeding) of an oral anticoagulation therapy (OAT) patient undergoing
implant therapy and to provide a management protocol to patients under OAT undergoing implant therapybull MATERIAL AND METHODS Medline Cochrane Data Base of Systematic Reviews the Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials and EMBASE (from 1980 to
December 2008) were searched for English-language articles published between 1966 and 2008 This search was completed by a hand research accessing the references cited in all identified publications
bull RESULTS Nineteen studies were identified reporting outcomes after oral surgery procedures (mostly dental extractions in patients on OAT following different management protocols and haemostatic therapies) Five studies were randomized-controlled trials (RCTs) 11 were controlled clinical trials (CCTs) and three were prospective case series The OAT management strategies as well as the protocols during and after surgery were different This heterogeneity prevented any possible data aggregation and synthesis The results from these studies are very homogeneous reporting minor bleeding in very few patients without a significant difference between the OAT patients who continue with the vitamin K antagonists vs the patients who stopped this medication before surgery These post-operative bleeding events were controlled only with local haemostatic measures tranexamic acid mouthwashes gelatine sponges and cellulose gauzess application were effective Post-operative bleeding did not correlate with the international normalised ratio (INR) status In none of the studies was a thromboembolic event reported
bull CONCLUSIONS OAT patients (INR 2-4) who do not discontinue the AC medication do not have a significantly higher risk of post-operative bleeding than non-OAT patients and they also do not have a higher risk of post-operative bleeding than OAT patients who discontinue the medication In patients with OAT (INR 2-4) without discontinuation topical haemostatic agents were effective in preventing post-operative bleeding OAT discontinuation is not recommended for minor oral surgery such as single tooth extraction or implant placement provided that this does not involve autogenous bone grafts extensive flaps or osteotomy preparations extending outside the bony envelope Evidence does not support that dental implant placement in patients on OAT is contraindicated
bull The following are the latestguidelineshowever every DDS should thinkabouthelliphellip
Guideline TitleSteps to reduce surgical risk In II guidelines for perioperative evaluation
Bibliographic Source(s)Gualandro DM Yu PC Calderaro D Marques AC Pinho C Caramelli B et al Steps to reduce surgical risk In II guidelines for perioperative evaluation Arq Bras Cardiol
201196(3 Suppl 1)23-41 [379 references]
bull Antiplatelet Agents (AAS)bull Recommendations for antiplatelet agents before noncardiac surgeriesbull Degree of Recommendation Ibull Patients with coronary artery disease and noncardiac surgery scheduled should maintain the use of
AAS at a low dose of 75 to 100 mgday except in neurosurgeries and transurethral resection of the prostate Level of Evidence B
bull Patients using dual antiplatelet therapy by means of recent angioplasty with stent should keepreceiving AAS throughout the perioperative period with discontinuation of thienopyridine 5 daysbefore surgery and reintroduction as early as possible ideally before the patient completes 10 daysof discontinuation Level of Evidence C
bull Patients receiving antiplatelet therapy only with thienopyridine and surgery scheduled with moderate to high-risk of bleeding should discontinue medication 5 days before Level of EvidenceC
bull Degree of Recommendation IIabull Keep dual antiplatelet therapy in procedures with low risk for bleeding Level of Evidence Cbull Patients receiving antiplatelet therapy only with thienopyridine and surgery scheduled with low risk
of bleeding should continue medication in the perioperative period Level of Evidence C
bull Procedures with Low Risk of Bleedingbull Cataract surgerybull Minor dermatological proceduresbull Dental procedures - hygiene simple extraction restoration endodontic and
prosthetic proceduresbull Recommendationsbull Patients at High Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence Cbull Discontinue warfarin 5 days before surgery and wait for INR lt15 to perform the procedurebull UFH or prophylactic LMWH can be used in the preoperative period if indicatedbull Postoperatively use UFH or prophylactic LMWH if indicated by the type of procedure and resume warfarin 12 to 14 hours after surgerybull Patients at Low Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence Cbull Discontinue warfarin 5 days before surgery and wait for INR lt15bull Start full-dose UFH or LMWH when INR lt20bull Discontinue intravenous UFH 4 hours before surgery and subcutaneous LMWH 24 hours before surgerybull Postoperatively restart full-dose UFH or LMWH and warfarin and 12 to 24 hours after the procedure and discontinue heparin only when the INR is within
therapeutic rangebull Patients at Intermediate Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence Cbull Depending on the individual assessment of each patient the guidelines can be followed either for the high or low risk to the discretion of the physician in
chargebull Procedures with Low Risk of Bleedingbull Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence Cbull Perform the procedure with an INR within the therapeutic range ndash it is not necessary to discontinue the anticoagulantbull If INR gt3 discontinue anticoagulation therapy one or two days before surgery and reintroduce it the night after surgery
Endocarditis Prophylaxis
bull Dental Procedures and Prevention of Infective Endocarditisbull Dental procedures with higher risk for bacteremia are subgingival placement of antibiotic fibers or strips dental extractions dental implants or reimplants endodontic and periodontal
procedures placement of orthodontic bands and procedures with significant bleeding Whenever high-risk patients undergo these procedures should receive antibiotic prophylaxis Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence C It is likely that low-income populations with little access to health care with heart diseases other than those cited in Table 2 (below) also benefit from infective endocarditis (IE) prophylaxis before dental procedures Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence C
bull Table 2 Patients at Risk of Acquiring Severe Infective Endocarditisbull Patient with prosthetic heart valvebull Valvular heart disease corrected with prosthetic materialbull History of infective endocarditisbull Acquired valvular heart disease in patient who underwent heart transplantbull Uncorrected cyanotic congenital heart diseasebull Corrected cyanotic congenital heart disease that evolves with residual lesionbull Congenital heart disease corrected with prosthetic materialbull Surgical Procedures and Prevention of Infective Endocarditisbull Indications for Endocarditis Prophylaxisbull Degree of Recommendation Ibull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will be subjected to dental procedures with a high probability of significant bacteremia (see Table 3 below)
Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Table 3 Dental Procedures and Indication of Infective Endocarditis Prophylaxisbull Indicated Not Recommended ndash Any Patients Who Will Undergo the Procedures Belowbull For patients at risk for severe infective endocarditis and who will undergo procedures involving manipulation of gingival tissue periodontal region or perforation of oral mucosa Local
anesthesia in non-infected tissuebull Dental X-raybull Placement or removal of bracesbull Adjustment of bracesbull Placement of parts in bracesbull Natural loss of milk toothbull Bleeding originated from the trauma of the oral mucosa or lipsbull Degree of Recommendation IIabull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria on Table 2 (above) and who will undergo dental procedures with a high
probability of significant bacteremia (see Table 3 above) Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will undergo genitourinary or gastrointestinal procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic
regimen (see Table 11 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will undergo esophageal or respiratory tract procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen
(see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Degree of Recommendation IIbbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo dental procedures that do not meet
the criteria on Table 3 (above) Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo genitourinary or gastrointestinal
procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen (see Table 11 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo esophageal or respiratory tract
procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Degree of Recommendation IIIbull There is no indication for IE prophylaxis in patients with interatrial communication alone interventricular communication or corrected patent ductus arteriosus and without residual
flow myocardial revascularization surgery mitral valve prolapse without regurgitation after placement of stents innocent heart murmurs patients with pacemakers or implantablecardioverter-defibrillators (ICDs) history of Kawasaki disease or rheumatic fever without valve dysfunction who will undergo dental esophageal respiratory tract genitourinary or
Guideline on antibiotic prophylaxis for dental patients at risk for infection
Bibliographic Source(s)Clinical Affairs Committee Council on Clinical Affairs Guideline on
antibiotic prophylaxis for dental patients at risk for infection Chicago (IL) American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) 2011 5 p [27
references]bull Major Recommendationsbull The conservative use of antibiotics is indicated to minimize the risk of developing resistance to current antibiotic regimens Given the increasing number of organisms that have
developed resistance to current antibiotic regimens as well as the potential for an adverse anaphylactic reaction to the drug administered it is best to be judicious in the use of antibiotics for the prevention of infective endocarditis (IE) and other distant-site infections
bull Patients with Cardiac Conditionsbull Dental practitioners should consider prophylactic measures to minimize the risk of IE in patients with underlying cardiac conditions The risk of developing IE can arise from a combination
of high-risk patients and dental procedures However at-risk patients with poor oral hygiene and gingival bleeding after routine activities (eg toothbrushing) also have shown an increased potential for developing complications of IE It therefore is recommended to encourage daily good oral hygiene practices to reduce gingivitis as part of the prophylacticregimen These patients andor parents need to be educated and motivated to maintain personal oral hygiene through daily plaque removal including flossing Greater emphasis shouldbe placed on improved access to dental care and oral health in patients with underlying cardiac conditions at high risk for IE and less focus on a dental procedure and antibiotic coverage Professional prevention strategies should be based upon the individuals assessed risk for caries and periodontal disease
bull Specific recommendations from the latest American Heart Association (AHA) guideline on prevention of IE are included in the tables below The AHA recommends antibiotic prophylaxisonly for those whose underlying cardiac conditions are associated with the highest risk of adverse outcome (see Table 1 below) Such conditions include prosthetic heart valves previoushistory of IE unrepaired or incompletely repaired cyanotic congenital heart disease (CHD) completely repaired congenital heart defect with prosthetic material or device during the first 6 months after the procedure repaired CHD with residual defects at the site or adjacent to the site of a prosthetic patch or device and cardiac transplantation recipients who developcardiac valvulopathy In addition to those diagnoses listed in the AHA guidelines patients with a reported history of injection drug use may be considered at risk for developing IE in the absence of cardiac anomalies Although quite rare complications from intraoral tongue piercing can include IE among patients with a pre-existing cardiac valvular condition andor history of injection drug use Consultation with the patients physician may be necessary to determine susceptibility to bacteremia-induced infections
bull Antibiotics are recommended for all dental procedures that involve manipulation of gingival tissue or the periapical region of teeth or perforation of the oral mucosa (see Table 2 below) Specific antibiotic regimens can be found in Table 3 in the original guideline document Practitioners and patientsparents can review the entire AHA guidelines in the AHA CirculationJournal archives httpcircahajournalsorgcgicontentfull116151736 for additional background information as well as discussion of special circumstances (eg patients already receiving antibiotic therapy patients on anticoagulant therapy)
bull Patients with Compromised Immunitybull Patients with a compromised immune system may not be able to tolerate a transient bacteremia following invasive dental procedures These non-cardiac factors can place a patient with
compromised immunity at risk for distant-site infection from a dental procedure This category includes but is not limited to patients with the following medical conditionsbull Immunosuppression secondary tobull Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)bull Severe combined immunodeficiency (SCIDS)bull Neutropeniabull Cancer chemotherapybull Hematopoietic stem cell or solid organ transplantationbull Head and neck radiotherapybull Autoimmune disease (eg juvenile arthritis systemic lupus erythematosus)bull Sickle cell anemiabull Asplenism or status post splenectomybull Chronic steroid usagebull Diabetesbull Bisphosphonate therapybull Consultation with the childs physician is recommended for management of patients with a compromised immune system Discussion of antibiotic prophylaxis for patients undergoing
chemotherapy irradiation and hematopoietic cell transplantation appears in a separate American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) guideline (see the National GuidelineClearinghouse [NGC] summary Guideline on Dental Management of Pediatric Patients Receiving Chemotherapy Hematopoietic Cell Transplantation andor Radiation)
bull Patients with Shunts Indwelling Vascular Catheters or Medical Devicesbull The AHA recommends that antibiotic prophylaxis for nonvalvular devices including indwelling vascular catheters (central lines) and cardiovascular implantable electronic devices (CIED)
is indicated only at the time of placement of these devices in order to prevent surgical site infection The AHA found no convincing evidence that microorganisms associated with dentalprocedures cause infection of CIED and nonvalvular devices at any time after implantation The infections occurring after device implantation most often are caused by Staphylococcusaureus and coagulase negative staphylococci or other microorganisms that are non-oral in origin but are associated with surgical implantation or other active infections The AHA furtherstates that immunosuppression is not an independent risk factor for nonvalvular device infections immunocompromised hosts who have those devices should receive antibioticprophylaxis as advocated for immunocompetent hosts Consultation with the childs physician is recommended for management of patients with nonvalvular devices
Cardiac Conditions Associated with the Highest Risk of AdverseOutcome from Endocarditis for Which Prophylaxis with Dental
Procedures Is Reasonable
bull Prosthetic cardiac valve or prosthetic material used for cardiac valve repair
bull Previous infective endocarditisbull Congenital heart disease (CHD)bull Unrepaired cyanotic CHD including palliative shunts and conduitsbull Completely repaired congenital heart defect with prosthetic
material or device whether placed by surgery or by catheterintervention during the first 6 months after the procedure
bull Repaired CHD with residual defects at the site or adjacent to the site of a prosthetic patch or prosthetic device (which inhibitendothelialization)
bull Cardiac transplantation recipients who develop cardiac valvulopathy
Dental Procedures for which Endocarditis ProphylaxisIs Reasonable for Patients in Table 1
bull All dental procedures that involve manipulation of gingival tissue or the periapical region of teeth or perforation of the oral mucosa
bull The following procedures and events do not needprophylaxis routine anesthetic injections throughnoninfected tissue taking dental radiographs placement of removable prosthodontic or orthodonticappliances adjustment of orthodontic appliances placement of orthodontic brackets shedding of deciduous teeth and bleeding from trauma to the lipsor oral mucosa
Considerations for Perioperative Anticoagulationarfarin therapy - management during invasive procedures and
surgeryBibliographic Source(s)
Medical Services Commission Warfarin therapy - management during invasive procedures and surgery Victoria (BC) British Columbia Medical Services Commission 2010 Oct 1 7 p [8 references]
bull Note Always consult with the surgeon and anesthesiologist aboutbull Risk of bleedingbull Goal INRbull Acceptable INR for surgerybull Baseline INR is recommended in every case and this will guide further therapybull Always discuss with surgeon and anesthesiologist what the INR should be before surgery (goal INR)bull An INR lt15 is generally acceptable except for neurosurgery ocular surgery and procedures requiring spinal anesthesia or epidural analgesia (Horlocker et al
2003)bull Risk of bleedingbull In general the type of procedure determines the risk of bleeding and how long anticoagulation must be withheld post-operativelybull Discontinuation of warfarin is essential for these procedures associated with a high risk of bleeding
ndash Procedures that the body cavity is entered eg open thoracic abdominal or pelvic surgeryndash Percutaneous needle procedures in non-compressible sites including organ biopsiesndash Any type of prostatic surgeryndash Surgery sites where minor bleeding can cause significant morbidity (eg central nervous system [CNS] and intraocular procedures)ndash Major arthroplasty surgery eg hip or knee replacement
bull Discontinuation of warfarin is usually not necessary for these procedures associated with a low risk of bleedingndash Percutaneous needle procedures in readily compressible sites (eg peripheral venous access)ndash Many skin proceduresndash Routine dental procedures (eg hygiene simple extractions restorations endodontics prosthetics)
ndash Endoscopy without biopsy
bull Assess the risk of bleeding from the procedure with the assistance of the surgeon and anesthesiologistC
Guidelines for pre-operative cardiac risk assessment and perioperative cardiac management in non-cardiac surgeryBibliographic Source(s)
Task Force for Preoperative Cardiac Risk Assessment and Perioperative [trunc] European Society of Anaesthesiology Poldermans D Bax JJ Boersma E De Hert S Eeckhout E Fowkes G Gorenek B Hennerici MG Iung B Kelm M Kjeldsen KP Kristensen SD Lopez-Sendon J Pelosi P Philippe F Pierard L Ponikowski P Schmid JP Sellevold OF Sicari R Van den Berghe G Vermassen F Guidelines for pre-operative cardiac risk
assessment and perioperative cardiac management in non-cardiac surgery Eur Heart J 2009 Nov30(22)2769-812 [238 references] PubMed
bull Pre-operative Evaluationbull Surgical Risk for Cardiac Eventsbull Although patient-specific factors are more important than surgery-specific factors in predicting the cardiac risk for noncardiac surgical procedures
the type of surgery cannot be ignored when evaluating a particular patient undergoing an intervention With regard to cardiac risk surgicalinterventions can be divided into low-risk intermediate-risk and high-risk groups with estimated 30-day cardiac event rates (cardiac death and myocardial infarction [MI]) of lt1 1ndash5 and gt5 respectively (see table below) Although only a rough estimation this risk stratification providesa good indication of the need for cardiac evaluation drug treatment and assessment of risk for cardiac events
bull Table Surgical Riska Estimatebull Low-risk lt1 Intermediate-risk 1-5 High-risk gt5bull Breastbull Dentalbull Endocrinebull Eyebull Gynaecologybull Reconstructivebull Orthopaedic-minor (knee surgery)bull Urologic-minor Abdominalbull Carotidbull Peripheral arterial angioplastybull Endovascular aneurysm repairbull Head and neck surgerybull Neurologicalorthopaedic-major (hip and spine surgery)bull Pulmonary renalliver transplantbull Urologic-major Aortic and major vascular surgerybull Peripheral vascular surgerybull aRisk of MI and cardiac death within 30 days after surgery Modified from Boersma et al Perioperative cardiovascular mortality in noncardiac
surgery validation of the Lee cardiac risk index Am J Med 20051181134ndash1141
Segni vitali
bull Prima di ogni trattamento dovrebbero essere misurati i segni vitaliPAFCrespirazione e temperatura
Inserire fot Omron
IMG_6728JPG
ContecVital Signs Monitor PatientMonitor with CE Certificate
(CMS5000)
Riconoscere una emergenza
bull Segni e sintomi di emergenza incipiente
ndash Dolore toracico
ndash Cute pallida
ndash Sudorazione
ndash Vomito(nausea)
ndash RESPIRAZIONE IRREGOLARE
ndash SENSAZIONI STRANE O INSOLITE
ndash Modificazioni delle frequenza e o della pressione
Codice di deontologia medica
bull Art 7 ndash Obbligo drsquointervento drsquourgenza Il medico
e devetempestivamente attivarsi per assicurare ognispecifica adeguata assistenza
Procedure iniziali nellrsquoemergenzabull Interrompere la procedura
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull Chiamare il kit di emergenza
bull Valutare lo stato di coscienzase incoscienteabbassare la poltrona trendelemburg
bull Somministrare O2se coscienteocchialinise incosciente ma respira maschera se incosciente e non respira pallone e maschera
Algoritmo di base
bull PABCDbull Posizionare
bull A airway
bull B breathing
bull Ccirculation
bull Ddefinitivo o diagnosi
Come valutare lo stato di coscienza
1 come definirlo cosciente
vigile
soporoso
coma
2 come riconoscerlo stimolo verbale
stimolo doloroso
3 come valutarlo risposta verbale
apertura occhi
risposta motoria
Valutare le vie aereeaprire la bocca
estendere il capo e sostenere il mentoimpiegare lrsquoaspirazione se necessario
Valutare la respirazionese non respiradai due respiri con ossigeno 100
se in apneainserisci la cannula orofaringea chiama per lrsquoAED
Valutare la circolazionecerca il polsocarotide(radiale)
in assenza di polsopreparati per CPRmettere il paziente in pianomeglio al suolo iniziare MCE
applicare lrsquoAED se crsquoegrave il polsovalutare la frequenza e la forza
Distress
bull Respiratoriobroncospasmoasma
bull ToracicodoloreanginaMI
bull Psicologicoagitazioneconvulsioni
bull Prevenire il distress
ndash Ambiente accoglientetranquillorilassato
ndash Minimizzare la paurail freddo
ndash Mantenere PA e FC e respirazione nei limiti
ndash Non interrompere la terapia
Valutare il paz e la situazionebull Controllare i segni vitali del pazientePAFCrespirazionecolorebull Non tentare di trasportare il paziente da solibull Chiama immediatamente il 118 se
ndash Arresto cardiacondash Arresto respiratoriondash incoscienzagt 1 minndash Stato confusionale prolungatondash Dolore toracico gt 5 min non alleviato dal venitrinndash Difficoltagrave respiratoriandash Convulsionindash Ipotensione grave o tachicardia()
bull Tratta il paziente in emergenza finchegrave non arriva il soccorsobull Tieni pronta la cartella e quanto fatto finora per la squadra di soccorsobull Compila la scheda delle emergenze in studio
What types of emergencies can be expected in the dental office
Ostruzione delle vie aeree
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentoimprovvisaafferrare la gola(segno universale)ndash Stridorendash Tosse violentandash Dispneaspasmindash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Tosse forzatandash Compressione addominalendash Percussione dorsale con paziente curvo in avanti ndash Ossigenazione ndash Ispezione delle prime vie aereendash laringoscopiopinza di Magillaspiratorendash Chiamare aiutondash Trasferimento in ospedale per broncoscopia in urgenza
How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver You tubehttpyoutubekJDpr05zmB4
bull How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver
bull Edited by Bob Robertson Rob S Nicole Willson Travis Derouin and 37 others
bull Googlewikihow
Airway obstruction management
Asmabroncospasmo
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentondash Sensazione di peso sul toracendash stridorendash Tossendash Dispneandash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Posizionare il pazsedutobraccia in avantindash Ossigenondash Spray con salbutamol 2 puffripeti dopo 5 min se inefficacendash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
bull httpyoutubekff3co6xwik
bull httpyoutubeEK8nzKzdnIM
bull httpyoutubewlygTaY4ioc
Arresto cardiaco
bull Segni e sintomibull Non rispondebull Non respirabull Non ha polsobull Trattamento
ndash Mettere il paz supinotavola sotto il torace o stendere sul pavimento
ndash Chiamare aiutondash Attaccare AED e seguire le istruzionindash Iniziare CPRndash Ossigenare ventilazione con pallone e maschera
bull httpyoutubeI-eFjl2G9vg
Emerg Med J 2012 Nov29(11)890-3 Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
Segal N Laurent F Maman L Plaisance P Augustin P
bull Source
bull Emergency Department Lariboisiegravere Hospital Paris 7 University (Paris Diderot) Paris France drnicolassegalgmailcom
bull Conflicting studies exist about the effectiveness of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on a dental chair In some situations dental surgeons are obliged to perform CPR with the patient on the chair Feedback devices are supposed to guide the compression depth in order to improve the quality of CPR but some devices are based on an accelerometer that can theoretically report erroneous results because of the lack of rigidity of a dental chair
bull OBJECTIVE
bull The aim of this study was to evaluate the accuracy of these devices to guide chest compressions on a dental chair
Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
bull METHODSbull A prospective randomised crossover equivalencenon-inferiority study was conducted to compare
the values of compression depths provided by the feedback device (Real CPR Help(reg) delivered by Zollcopy Medical Corporation Chelmsford MA USA) with the real measurements provided by the manikin (Resusci Anne(reg) Advanced SkillTrainer Laerdal Medical AScopy Norway) Chest-compression-only CPR was performed by 15 Basic Life Support instructors who carried out two rounds of continuous CPR for 2 min each Data were analysed with a correlation test a Bland-Altman method and a Wilcoxon test Statistical significance was defined as plt005
bull RESULTSbull A significant difference was found between the mean depths of compression measured by the
feedback device and the manikin on a dental chair and on the floor (plt00001) The feedback device overestimated the depth of chest compressions and Bland-Altman analysis demonstrated poor agreement
bull CONCLUSION
bull This study indicates that feedback devices with accelerometer technology are not sufficiently reliable to ensure adequate chest compression on dental chairs
Angina
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato
alle spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash sollievo con NTGsi spera ndash Ansiapalloresudorazionetachicardia
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minNatispraysublinguale ndash Ossigenondash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
Localizzazioni del dolore anginoso
Sharplocalized
radiating or notmay radiate to
teeth
You tube3 IUSB angina attack
bull httpyoutubeufyxHSSvcG8
bull Molto pertinente
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bull Angina pectoris medical emergency
Infarto miocardico
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato alle
spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash Mancato sollievo con NTG ndash Dispneasincopediaforesimorte improvvisa
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minndash Ossigenondash Aspirina 165-325 mgndash AnalgesicomorfinabuprenorfinaN2Ondash Chiamare aiutondash Posizionare AED ndash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
ndash MONAMorfinaossigenonitroglicerinaaspirina
Fattori di rischio per cardiopatia ischemica
bull Etagravebull Sesso maschilema = gt 65 annibull Ipertensionebull DislipidemieColestTGHDL lowbull Diabetebull Fumobull Familiaritagravebull Malattie infiammatorie sistemiche collagenopatiebull Obesitagrave bull Metabolic syndrome This has been characterized by the presence of
hyperinsulinemia (fasting glucose level ge 100 mgdL) abdominal obesity (waist circumference gt40 in for men or gt35 in for women) decreased HDL cholesterol levels (lt 40 mgdL for men or lt 50 mgdL for women) hypertriglyceridemia (gt150 mgdL) and hypertension (ge 13085 mm Hg) Based on data from the 2000 US census an estimated 47 million Americans have the metabolic syndrome Patients with the metabolic syndrome have a 3-fold increased risk for coronary atherosclerosis and stroke compared with those without this syndrome
Fattori precipitanti lrsquoischemia
bull Sforzo fisico
bull Basse temperature
bull Digestione
bull Tachicardiafebbreipertiroidismo
bull Emozionistressndash Psichico(pauracontatto
ravvicinatooppressionecostrizioneinpossibilitagrave di muiversidi parlareodori sgradevolivista irritante o sgradevole
ndash dolore
bull Innalzamento vita media
bull Miglioramento condizioni socio-economiche ()
bull Procedure odontoiatriche sempre piugrave conservative
Maggiore frequenza di cardiopatici nella pratica odontoiatrica
Fattori stressantistressors
bull Malattiapersonale o di amici o famigliaribull Morte di un famigliare o di una persona amatabull Problemi di relazioni interpersonalibull Sovraccarico di lavorobull Inizio di un lavoro nuovobull disoccupazionebull pensionebull gravidanzabull affollamentobull traslocobull problemi della vita di tutti i giornirdquocopingrdquobull Problemi legalibull Problemi finanziaribull Perfezionismobull Eccecc
Quindinel paziente cardiopatico(ma anche negli altri)
Sedazione con BZD (short antagonizzabili)
bull Sedazione cosciente con N2O
bull empatia
bull Buona analgesia
Fin qui nov 10
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bull anginal and heart attack
Puntata ipertensiva
bull Segni e sintomindash Cefaleavertiginironziindash Disturbi della vistandash Cardiopalmo(tachicardia)ndash (dispnea)ndash Epistassi
bull Trattamentondash Nifedipina(nifedicor)5-15 gtt sublingualiOppndash Clonidina(catapresan) mezza1 fiala im o ev lentaOppndash Furosemide(Lasix) 1 2 fl im o ev lentandash Ossigenoterapia(occhialini)
Aritmie
bull Senza ECG
bull ipocineticheipercinetiche
Allergia
ndash Limitata ad un sistema o generalizzatandash Faringe e prime vie aereeedema angioneuroticondash Tratto respiratorioasmabroncospasmostridorendash Cuteorticariapruritondash Anafilassitutti i precedenti+collasso cardiocircolatoriondash DDangioedema ereditario
ndash Segni e sintomindash Pruritoarrossamentopomfiedema labbramucose boccafaringehellipndash Distress respiratorioasmandash Ipotensionepolso piccolofrequentepallore
bull Ossigenobull Chiamare aiutobull Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
anafilassi
bull Posizione supina
bull Ossigenazione
bull Adrenalina im 05mg
bull Liquidi evndash Antistaminico trimeton 10 mg im
ndash Cortisone
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull In caso di arrestoCPR
Cause di allergia
bull Materiali implantari e amalgama metallititanioporcellane e metalli nobili mercurio
bull Latexdighebull Acrilatibull Formaldeidebull Clorexidinabull AL e conservanti (metilparaben)
bull patch testing prick testing and blood tests for allergen-specific IgE
Sincope vasovagalesvenimentobull Segni e sintomi
ndash Svenimentondash Nausea ndash Debolezzandash Pallorendash Cute fredda e sudatandash Polso rallentatoma prima tachindash Ipotensionendash Discomfort addominalendash Midriasindash sbadiglio
bull Trattamentondash Posizione supinandash Elevare gli arti infndash Ossigenondash Monitorizzare ndash Atropina 05 mg im o iv
Fattori scatenanti psicogenipauraansiastress emotivocattive notiziedolorespecie se improvviso ed inaspettatovista del sanguestrumenti chirurgicisiringhe
Fattori scatenanti non psicogeniStazione erettaFame da salto del pasto o da dietaEsaurimentostanchezzaCattive condizioni fisicheAmbiente caldo-umidoAffollamentoSesso maschileGiovani16-35 anni
Pathophysiology
Stress
Catecholamines release
Decreased peripheral vascular resistance amp uarr blood flow to peripheral muscles
darr venous return
darr circulatory blood vol amp drop in arterial BP
Activation of Compensatory mechanisms
Reflex bradycardia develops (lt 50)
Significant drop in cardiac output associated with fall in BP below the critical level
Cerebral ischemia amp loss of consciousness
Assess consciousness (loss of response to sensory stimulation)
Activate office emergency system
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Perform additional procedures
Administer aromatic ammonia
Administer atropine if bradycardia persists
Do not panic
Post syncopal recovery- delayed recovery-
Postpone dental treatment Activate EMS
Determine precipitating factors
POSTURAL HYPOTENSION
Predisposing factors
bull Administration and ingestion of drugs eg antihypertensives like sodium depleting diuretics calcium channel blockers ampganglion blocking agents sedatives and narcotics histamine blockers levo dopa
bull Prolonged period of recumbency or convalescence
bull Inadequate postural reflex
bull Late stage pregnancy
bull Advanced age
bull Venous defects in legs (eg varicose veins)
bull Recovery from sympathectomy
bull Addissonrsquos disease
bull Physical exhaustion and starvation
bull Chronic postural hypotension (Shy ndash Drager syndrome)
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
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bull Segni e sintomibull Senso di fame
ndash Parola strascicataincoerentendash Comportamento alteratondash Polso rapidondash Apprensioneansiairrequietezzaaggressivitagravendash Disorientamentoperdita di coscienzandash Tremorindash sudorazione
bull Trattamentondash Succo di fruttacaramellazuccherino posndash Se egrave avvenuta perdita di coscienzaglucosio evndash Nel dubbio tra iper e ipoglicemiameglio somministrare glucosio comunque
ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
bull httpyoutubenEbsKfLl1n4
bull Acquisti materiale consumabiledoctorshopdoctorpoint
autorizzazione acquisto FU-3doc
SIAD Ozzano Emilia via Libertagrave 17 wwwsiadcom
bull ALLEGATO 3 ndash DICHIARAZIONE SOSTITUTIVA DI CERTIFICAZIONE (ai sensi dellrsquoart 46 del DPR 28122000 n 445)bull
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bull con sede inhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
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bull Consapevole delle sanzioni penali nel caso di dichiarazioni non veritiere di formazione o uso di atti falsi richiamate dallrsquoart 76 del DPR n 4452000bull
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bull di essere soggetto autorizzato al rifornimento allrsquoingrosso di gas medicinali e di impiegare gli stessi sotto la propria sola responsabilitagravebull
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bull buongiornobull non possiamo vendere medicinali a studi medici che non abbiano
sottoscritto lrsquoallegato che Le inoltrobull
bull Riesce ad inoltrare ai due medici il modulo facendomelo poi avere via e-mail o via fax allo 051 796026
bull Grazie millebull
bull Massimiliano Lucchinabull Servizio Venditabull
bull SIAD SpA | I-40064 Ozzano dellEmilia (BO) - Via della Libertagrave 17bull Tel +39 051 799399 | Fax +39 051 796026bull massimiliano_lucchinasiadeu | wwwsiadcom
Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
La valigetta degli orrori set di rianimazione completo di bombola ricaricabile di ossigeno da 05 LT in acciaio riduttore con manometro ed erogatore pallone rianimatore maschera rianimazione 2 cannule di Guedel pinza tiralingua apribocca elicoidale tubo atossico in contenitore plastico antiurto
Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
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NYHA Classification - The Stages of HeartFailure(rivista)
bull La valutazione secondo la NYHA classifica la funzionedisfunzione cardiaca a seconda dei sintomi legati alle normali attivitagrave quotidiane e alla qualitagrave di vita del paziente
bull Classe e sintomibull Classe I (normale) Non limitazioni alla attivitagrave fisicaLe attivitagrave
ordinarie non causano particolare faticapalpitazioni o dispneabull Classe II (Moderata ) Lieve limitazione alla attivitagrave fisica a
riposo OKma attivitagrave routinarie causano faticapalpitazionidispneaangina
bull Class III (Marcata) Marcata limitazione alla attivitagrave fisica a riposo okma attivitagrave meno che routinarie causano faticapalpitazionidispneangina
bull Class IV (Severa) incapacitagrave di eseguire qualsiasi attivitagraveConattivitagrave anche minima sintomi di insufficienza cardiaca anche a riposocon aumento dei disturbi allrsquoinizio del movimento
Classificazione obbiettiva
bull Classificazione con valutazione oggettiva bull A non crsquoegrave evidenza di malattia cardiovascolare non ci sono sintomi negrave
limitazioni alla attivitagrave fisica ordinariabull B evidenza oggettiva di minima malattia cardiovascolareSintomi modesti e
lieve diminuzione attivitagrave durante attivitagrave routinariaA riposo ok bull C evidenza oggettiva di malattia cardiovascolare moderata-severaMarcata
limitazione delle attivitagrave per la comparsa di sintomi anche durante attivitagrave meno che normaliA riposo ok
bull D evidenza oggettiva di malattia cardiovascolare severaLimitazionisevereSintomi anche a riposo
bull For Examplebull A patient with minimal or no symptoms but a large pressure gradient across the aortic valve or severe obstruction of the left
main coronary artery is classifiedbull Function Capacity I Objective Assessment Dbull A patient with severe anginal syndrome but angiographically normal coronary arteries is classifiedbull Functional Capacity IV Objective Assessment A
PREOP ASSESSMENT
ldquoAt Riskrdquo Patients for Sedation or Analgesia
bull The ASA physical status risk classification of 3 or greater
bull Critical care patients
bull Extremes in age (lt1 or gt70 years of age)
bull Patients with chronic respiratory disease chronic obstructive pulmonary disease emphysemaCHRanginahellip
bull History of sleep apnea
bull Mentally and neurologically handicapped patients
bull Patients at risk for aspiration (ie hiatal hernia with regurgitation diabetes with gastroparesis)
bull Altered mental status
Relative Contraindications
Contraindications
bull Physical Examination
ndash Respiratory distress (wheezing stridor etc)
ndash Hypotension
ndash Morbid obesity
ndash OSA
Contraindications (continued)
bull Physical Examination
ndash Craniofacial abnormalities
ndash Short neck
ndash Decreased hyoid-mental distance (lt3cm in adult)
ndash Distorted landmarks on anterior surface of neck
Contraindications (continued)
bull Physical Examination
ndash Limited mouth opening
ndash Receding chin
ndash Large tongue
ndash Unable to view base of uvula with mouth open and tongue protruding
Pregnancy
bull Patients who are trying to conceive are pregnant or are breast-feeding must inform their dentist in advance of their appointment
Mallampati Classificationbull Class 1 Full visibility of tonsils uvula and soft palate
bull Class 2 Visibility of hard and soft palate upper portion of tonsils and uvula
bull Class 3 Soft and hard palate and base of the uvula are visible
bull Class 4 Only hard palate is visible
The Mallampati classification is used to
predict the ease of intubation It is
determined by looking at the anatomy of
the oral cavity Specifically it is based
on the visibility of the base of uvula
faucial pillars and soft palate Scoring
may be done with or without phonation
A high Mallampati score (class 3 or 4) is
associated with more difficult intubation
as well as a higher incidence of sleep
apnea
OSA screening
clinical diagnosis of OSA
bull The clinical diagnosis of OSA was defined as AHI(apnea hypopnea) greater than 5 with fragmented sleep and daytime sleepiness
bull According to the American Academy of Sleep Medicine practice guideline the severity of OSA is determined by the AHI 5ndash15 mild greater than 15ndash30 moderate greater than 30 severe
STOPsnoretiredobserved(stopped breathing)pressure
STOP QuestionnaireA Tool to Screen Patients for Obstructive Sleep ApneaAnesthesiology 2008 108812ndash21
Stop tradottoquasi corrisponde
bull SmdashldquoDo you snore loudly (louder than talking or loud enough to be heard through closed doors)rdquoRussi forte+ che parlare a voce alta
tanto da essere udito a porta chiusaSornacchiarebull TmdashldquoDo you often feel tired fatigued or sleepy during daytimerdquoti
senti stancoaffaticato o sonnolento durante il giorno Tiratohelliphellip
bull OmdashldquoHas anyone observed you stop breathing during your sleepNessuno ti ha osservato fermare il respiro durante il sonnoosservato
bull rdquo PmdashldquoDo you have or are you being treated for high blood pressure Hai o sei stato in terapia per ipertensionePressione
Screening of patients
Poliambulatorio helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip Modulo di consenso informato per procedure chirurgiche ambulatoriali o day surgery Da consegnare al momento della prenotazione e riportare
Si prega di leggere attentamente e riempire con i dati richiesti sopra le parti indicate dai puntini(datacittagravecognomenomeinterventofirma)
Datahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Cittagravehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip Io sottoscrittohelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Dichiaro di attenermi alle seguenti disposizioni
I)non assumere alcun cibo nelle 6 ore precedenti linterventone liquidi nelle due ore
precedenti raccomandazioni per il digiuno preoperatorio
MATERIALE INGERITO TEMPO MINIMO DI DIGIUNO
Liquidi chiari (acquacaffegravethe succo senza polpa bibite
gasate)
2 ore
Pasto leggero (toast e bibita) 6 ore
2)di non guidare alcuna automobile o motocicletta o bicicletta od utilizzare qualsiasi
macchinario nelle 24 ore seguenti Ianestesia o sedazione
3)di non assumere alcoolici nelle 24 ore seguenti lanestesia o sedazione
4)di farmi riaccompagnare alla mia residenza da un adulto responsabile
5)di rimanere in compagnia di un adulto responsabile una volta tornato al domicilio
6) di non assumere alcuna decisione importante ne firmare documenti
importanti(testamentoassicurazioni ecc)nelle 24 ore seguenti
7)di vestirmi in modo praticocosicchegrave il vestiario possa essere facilmente rimosso e
indossato e riposto in un armadiettoper estute da ginnastica con maniche larghe e
apertura frontale 8)di non portare gioielli o altri oggetti di valore in ambulatorio
9)di mettermi in contatto con lunitagrave chirurgica ambulatoriale nel caso insorga una
qualsiasi complicanza postoperatoria
10) di assumere o avere giagrave assunto la mia terapia agli intervalli soliticon un poco
di acqua se necessario
FIRMA
IDquest day surg e consensodoc
Screening of patients 2
CM 1312009
DottClaudio Melloni
Specialista in Anestesia e Rianimazione
Via Fossolo 28
40138 Bologna
tel051390048
Questionario preoperatorio di autocompilazione Si prega di barrare la risposta esatta con un segnetto o un cerchietto eo riempire gli spazi sopra i
puntini con le informazioni richiesteTutte le risposte sono confidenziali e coperte dal segreto
professionaleGrazie
Cognome e nomehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
indirizzoviahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipcittagravehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipCaphellip
telhelliphelliphelliphellip
etagravehellip peso in kghellip altezza in cmhellip
Si sente ammalato SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ha o ha avuto una malattia seria SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ha affanno dopo sforzo SI NO
Ha tosse SI NO
Ha sibili respiratori SI NO
Ha dolore al petto da sforzo SI NO
Ha gonfiore alle caviglie SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie di cuore SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie dei polmoni SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie di fegato SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie dello stomaco reflussoulcera SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie dei reni SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie muscolari SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie cerebrali SI NO
Ha assunto farmaci negli ultimi tre mesi SI NO
Se Siqualihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Prende gocce nasali o oculari SI NO
Egrave allergico a qualche medicinale SI NO
Ersquo allergico a qualche cibo SI NO
Ha subito interventi o anestesie negli ultimi 3 mesi
SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Egrave mai stato operato prima drsquoora SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ci sono state strane storie in famiglia di incidenti insorti durante o subito dopo anestesia
SI NO
Porta occhiali o lenti a contatto SI NO
Porta protesi dentarie o ponti mobili SI NO Beve piugrave di in bicchiere di vino o di un superalcoolico al giorno
SI NO Fuma SI NO
Se Siquanto Ci sono stati altri problemi di salute fisica o mentale non compresi in questa lista
SI NO
Se Siqualihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Fa movimento o sport SI NO
Se sigraveche cosa(per es biciclettalavori di casaortoraccolta fruttaecc) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Raccolta dati
cM 1195
data sedehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
COGNOME E NOME
INDIRIZZO TELhelliphelliphelliphellip
ETAgrave PESO(KG) ALTEZZA(CM) ASA
INTERVENTO
ANESTESISTACHIRURGO
anestetico locale Si No farmacomg
adrenalina Si No dose
via aerea spont guedel maschera IOT IRT COPA LMA
respirazionespont ass man IPPV O2 si no maschera occhialini
Premedicazioneora
induzione(farmacidosi)
mantenimento
inizio anestesiaora inizio chirurgiaora
Via
venosa
fleboclisi 1 2 3 4 MAC opp
AG
Min PAS PAD Fc SaO2 EtCO2 Osservazioni bas
5
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altri stopanalgesia
fine anestesiaora fine chirurgiaora
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hhelliphelliphelliphelliphellip vestirsi hhelliphellip camminare hhelliphelliphelliphelliphellip mingere hhelliphelliphellip berehhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipeffetti
collateralihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipPONV se siterapiahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipno dolore se siterapiahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipoppNO
Dimissioneorahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
ConsensoPoliambulatorio SLucia
Via Murri 164
Bologna
DICHIARAZIONE DI AVVENUTA INFORMAZIONE E CONSENSO ALLrsquoANESTESIA
Io Sottoscrittoahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip natoa a helliphelliphelliphelliphellip
il
Dichiaro di essere stato informatoa dal Medico Anestesista drhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
che le mie condizioni di salute mi collocano nella classe ASAhelliphellip ed il rischio relativo allrsquointervento
chirurgico al quale io verrorsquo sottopostoa egrave helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ho compreso le informazioni circa il tipo di anestesia piugrave appropriato nella mia situazione e dopo avere preso in considerazione anche le eventuali alternative dograve il mio consenso al trattamento anestesiologico
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Sono stato informato che tale trattamento qualora si verificassero condizioni particolari che mi verranno
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bull We consistently found associations of antipsychotic and SSRI antidepressant treatment with sudden unexplaineddeath significantly raised risk ratios being found for typicaland atypical antipsychotics the latter including risperidoneand olanzapine individually and the SSRI antidepressants including citalopram fluoxetine and sertraline Individually
bull Br J Clin Pharmacol 2009 November 68(5) 743ndash751bull doi 101111j1365-2125200903496xbull PMCID PMC2791981bull Sudden death in patients receiving drugs tending to
prolong the QT intervalbull Kate Jolly1 Michael D Gammage2 Kar Keung Cheng1 Peter
Bradburn1 Miriam V Banting1 and Michael J S Langman2
J Can Dent Assoc 2009 Feb75(1)41Dental surgery for patients on anticoagulant therapy with warfarin a
systematic review and meta-analysisNematullah A Alabousi A Blanas N Douketis JD Sutherland SE
bull University of Toronto Ontario Canadabull Comment in bull Evid Based Dent 200910(2)52 bull Republished in bull Tex Dent J 2009 Dec126(12)1183-93 bull Abstractbull PURPOSE To evaluate the effect of continuing warfarin therapy on the bleeding risk of patients undergoing elective dental surgical proceduresbull METHODS Data sources were the MEDLINE and EMBASE databases the Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials a manual citation review of
the relevant literature content experts and relevant abstracts from the proceedings of the International Association for Dental Research Study selection was carried out independently by 2 reviewers as was quality assessment Data extraction was done by 3 reviewers Differences were resolved by consensus Eligible studies were randomized controlled trials that compared the effects of continuing the regular dose of warfarintherapy with the effects of discontinuing or modifying the dose on the incidence of bleeding in patients undergoing dental procedures
bull RESULTS Five trials (a total of 553 patients) met the inclusion criteria Compared with interrupting warfarin therapy (either partial or complete) perioperative continuation of warfarin with patients usual dose was not associated with an increased risk for clinically significant nonmajor bleeding (relative risk [RR] 071 95 confidence interval [CI] 039-128 p = 065 I2 = 0) or an increased risk for minor bleeding (RR 119 95 CI 090-158 p = 022 I2 = 0)
bull CONCLUSIONS Continuing the regular dose of warfarin therapy does not seem to confer an increased risk of bleeding compared with discontinuing or modifying the warfarin dose for patients undergoing minor dental procedures
Clin Oral Implants Res 2009 Sep20 Suppl 496-106What influence do anticoagulants have on oral implant therapy
A systematic reviewMadrid C Sanz M
bull bull Department of oral surgery Oral Medicine and Hospital Dentistry Department of Ambulatory Care and Community Medicine University of Lausanne
Lausanne Switzerland carlosmadridhospvdchbull Abstractbull OBJECTIVES This systematic review aims to assess the risks (both thromboembolic and bleeding) of an oral anticoagulation therapy (OAT) patient undergoing
implant therapy and to provide a management protocol to patients under OAT undergoing implant therapybull MATERIAL AND METHODS Medline Cochrane Data Base of Systematic Reviews the Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials and EMBASE (from 1980 to
December 2008) were searched for English-language articles published between 1966 and 2008 This search was completed by a hand research accessing the references cited in all identified publications
bull RESULTS Nineteen studies were identified reporting outcomes after oral surgery procedures (mostly dental extractions in patients on OAT following different management protocols and haemostatic therapies) Five studies were randomized-controlled trials (RCTs) 11 were controlled clinical trials (CCTs) and three were prospective case series The OAT management strategies as well as the protocols during and after surgery were different This heterogeneity prevented any possible data aggregation and synthesis The results from these studies are very homogeneous reporting minor bleeding in very few patients without a significant difference between the OAT patients who continue with the vitamin K antagonists vs the patients who stopped this medication before surgery These post-operative bleeding events were controlled only with local haemostatic measures tranexamic acid mouthwashes gelatine sponges and cellulose gauzess application were effective Post-operative bleeding did not correlate with the international normalised ratio (INR) status In none of the studies was a thromboembolic event reported
bull CONCLUSIONS OAT patients (INR 2-4) who do not discontinue the AC medication do not have a significantly higher risk of post-operative bleeding than non-OAT patients and they also do not have a higher risk of post-operative bleeding than OAT patients who discontinue the medication In patients with OAT (INR 2-4) without discontinuation topical haemostatic agents were effective in preventing post-operative bleeding OAT discontinuation is not recommended for minor oral surgery such as single tooth extraction or implant placement provided that this does not involve autogenous bone grafts extensive flaps or osteotomy preparations extending outside the bony envelope Evidence does not support that dental implant placement in patients on OAT is contraindicated
bull The following are the latestguidelineshowever every DDS should thinkabouthelliphellip
Guideline TitleSteps to reduce surgical risk In II guidelines for perioperative evaluation
Bibliographic Source(s)Gualandro DM Yu PC Calderaro D Marques AC Pinho C Caramelli B et al Steps to reduce surgical risk In II guidelines for perioperative evaluation Arq Bras Cardiol
201196(3 Suppl 1)23-41 [379 references]
bull Antiplatelet Agents (AAS)bull Recommendations for antiplatelet agents before noncardiac surgeriesbull Degree of Recommendation Ibull Patients with coronary artery disease and noncardiac surgery scheduled should maintain the use of
AAS at a low dose of 75 to 100 mgday except in neurosurgeries and transurethral resection of the prostate Level of Evidence B
bull Patients using dual antiplatelet therapy by means of recent angioplasty with stent should keepreceiving AAS throughout the perioperative period with discontinuation of thienopyridine 5 daysbefore surgery and reintroduction as early as possible ideally before the patient completes 10 daysof discontinuation Level of Evidence C
bull Patients receiving antiplatelet therapy only with thienopyridine and surgery scheduled with moderate to high-risk of bleeding should discontinue medication 5 days before Level of EvidenceC
bull Degree of Recommendation IIabull Keep dual antiplatelet therapy in procedures with low risk for bleeding Level of Evidence Cbull Patients receiving antiplatelet therapy only with thienopyridine and surgery scheduled with low risk
of bleeding should continue medication in the perioperative period Level of Evidence C
bull Procedures with Low Risk of Bleedingbull Cataract surgerybull Minor dermatological proceduresbull Dental procedures - hygiene simple extraction restoration endodontic and
prosthetic proceduresbull Recommendationsbull Patients at High Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence Cbull Discontinue warfarin 5 days before surgery and wait for INR lt15 to perform the procedurebull UFH or prophylactic LMWH can be used in the preoperative period if indicatedbull Postoperatively use UFH or prophylactic LMWH if indicated by the type of procedure and resume warfarin 12 to 14 hours after surgerybull Patients at Low Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence Cbull Discontinue warfarin 5 days before surgery and wait for INR lt15bull Start full-dose UFH or LMWH when INR lt20bull Discontinue intravenous UFH 4 hours before surgery and subcutaneous LMWH 24 hours before surgerybull Postoperatively restart full-dose UFH or LMWH and warfarin and 12 to 24 hours after the procedure and discontinue heparin only when the INR is within
therapeutic rangebull Patients at Intermediate Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence Cbull Depending on the individual assessment of each patient the guidelines can be followed either for the high or low risk to the discretion of the physician in
chargebull Procedures with Low Risk of Bleedingbull Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence Cbull Perform the procedure with an INR within the therapeutic range ndash it is not necessary to discontinue the anticoagulantbull If INR gt3 discontinue anticoagulation therapy one or two days before surgery and reintroduce it the night after surgery
Endocarditis Prophylaxis
bull Dental Procedures and Prevention of Infective Endocarditisbull Dental procedures with higher risk for bacteremia are subgingival placement of antibiotic fibers or strips dental extractions dental implants or reimplants endodontic and periodontal
procedures placement of orthodontic bands and procedures with significant bleeding Whenever high-risk patients undergo these procedures should receive antibiotic prophylaxis Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence C It is likely that low-income populations with little access to health care with heart diseases other than those cited in Table 2 (below) also benefit from infective endocarditis (IE) prophylaxis before dental procedures Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence C
bull Table 2 Patients at Risk of Acquiring Severe Infective Endocarditisbull Patient with prosthetic heart valvebull Valvular heart disease corrected with prosthetic materialbull History of infective endocarditisbull Acquired valvular heart disease in patient who underwent heart transplantbull Uncorrected cyanotic congenital heart diseasebull Corrected cyanotic congenital heart disease that evolves with residual lesionbull Congenital heart disease corrected with prosthetic materialbull Surgical Procedures and Prevention of Infective Endocarditisbull Indications for Endocarditis Prophylaxisbull Degree of Recommendation Ibull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will be subjected to dental procedures with a high probability of significant bacteremia (see Table 3 below)
Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Table 3 Dental Procedures and Indication of Infective Endocarditis Prophylaxisbull Indicated Not Recommended ndash Any Patients Who Will Undergo the Procedures Belowbull For patients at risk for severe infective endocarditis and who will undergo procedures involving manipulation of gingival tissue periodontal region or perforation of oral mucosa Local
anesthesia in non-infected tissuebull Dental X-raybull Placement or removal of bracesbull Adjustment of bracesbull Placement of parts in bracesbull Natural loss of milk toothbull Bleeding originated from the trauma of the oral mucosa or lipsbull Degree of Recommendation IIabull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria on Table 2 (above) and who will undergo dental procedures with a high
probability of significant bacteremia (see Table 3 above) Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will undergo genitourinary or gastrointestinal procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic
regimen (see Table 11 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will undergo esophageal or respiratory tract procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen
(see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Degree of Recommendation IIbbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo dental procedures that do not meet
the criteria on Table 3 (above) Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo genitourinary or gastrointestinal
procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen (see Table 11 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo esophageal or respiratory tract
procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Degree of Recommendation IIIbull There is no indication for IE prophylaxis in patients with interatrial communication alone interventricular communication or corrected patent ductus arteriosus and without residual
flow myocardial revascularization surgery mitral valve prolapse without regurgitation after placement of stents innocent heart murmurs patients with pacemakers or implantablecardioverter-defibrillators (ICDs) history of Kawasaki disease or rheumatic fever without valve dysfunction who will undergo dental esophageal respiratory tract genitourinary or
Guideline on antibiotic prophylaxis for dental patients at risk for infection
Bibliographic Source(s)Clinical Affairs Committee Council on Clinical Affairs Guideline on
antibiotic prophylaxis for dental patients at risk for infection Chicago (IL) American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) 2011 5 p [27
references]bull Major Recommendationsbull The conservative use of antibiotics is indicated to minimize the risk of developing resistance to current antibiotic regimens Given the increasing number of organisms that have
developed resistance to current antibiotic regimens as well as the potential for an adverse anaphylactic reaction to the drug administered it is best to be judicious in the use of antibiotics for the prevention of infective endocarditis (IE) and other distant-site infections
bull Patients with Cardiac Conditionsbull Dental practitioners should consider prophylactic measures to minimize the risk of IE in patients with underlying cardiac conditions The risk of developing IE can arise from a combination
of high-risk patients and dental procedures However at-risk patients with poor oral hygiene and gingival bleeding after routine activities (eg toothbrushing) also have shown an increased potential for developing complications of IE It therefore is recommended to encourage daily good oral hygiene practices to reduce gingivitis as part of the prophylacticregimen These patients andor parents need to be educated and motivated to maintain personal oral hygiene through daily plaque removal including flossing Greater emphasis shouldbe placed on improved access to dental care and oral health in patients with underlying cardiac conditions at high risk for IE and less focus on a dental procedure and antibiotic coverage Professional prevention strategies should be based upon the individuals assessed risk for caries and periodontal disease
bull Specific recommendations from the latest American Heart Association (AHA) guideline on prevention of IE are included in the tables below The AHA recommends antibiotic prophylaxisonly for those whose underlying cardiac conditions are associated with the highest risk of adverse outcome (see Table 1 below) Such conditions include prosthetic heart valves previoushistory of IE unrepaired or incompletely repaired cyanotic congenital heart disease (CHD) completely repaired congenital heart defect with prosthetic material or device during the first 6 months after the procedure repaired CHD with residual defects at the site or adjacent to the site of a prosthetic patch or device and cardiac transplantation recipients who developcardiac valvulopathy In addition to those diagnoses listed in the AHA guidelines patients with a reported history of injection drug use may be considered at risk for developing IE in the absence of cardiac anomalies Although quite rare complications from intraoral tongue piercing can include IE among patients with a pre-existing cardiac valvular condition andor history of injection drug use Consultation with the patients physician may be necessary to determine susceptibility to bacteremia-induced infections
bull Antibiotics are recommended for all dental procedures that involve manipulation of gingival tissue or the periapical region of teeth or perforation of the oral mucosa (see Table 2 below) Specific antibiotic regimens can be found in Table 3 in the original guideline document Practitioners and patientsparents can review the entire AHA guidelines in the AHA CirculationJournal archives httpcircahajournalsorgcgicontentfull116151736 for additional background information as well as discussion of special circumstances (eg patients already receiving antibiotic therapy patients on anticoagulant therapy)
bull Patients with Compromised Immunitybull Patients with a compromised immune system may not be able to tolerate a transient bacteremia following invasive dental procedures These non-cardiac factors can place a patient with
compromised immunity at risk for distant-site infection from a dental procedure This category includes but is not limited to patients with the following medical conditionsbull Immunosuppression secondary tobull Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)bull Severe combined immunodeficiency (SCIDS)bull Neutropeniabull Cancer chemotherapybull Hematopoietic stem cell or solid organ transplantationbull Head and neck radiotherapybull Autoimmune disease (eg juvenile arthritis systemic lupus erythematosus)bull Sickle cell anemiabull Asplenism or status post splenectomybull Chronic steroid usagebull Diabetesbull Bisphosphonate therapybull Consultation with the childs physician is recommended for management of patients with a compromised immune system Discussion of antibiotic prophylaxis for patients undergoing
chemotherapy irradiation and hematopoietic cell transplantation appears in a separate American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) guideline (see the National GuidelineClearinghouse [NGC] summary Guideline on Dental Management of Pediatric Patients Receiving Chemotherapy Hematopoietic Cell Transplantation andor Radiation)
bull Patients with Shunts Indwelling Vascular Catheters or Medical Devicesbull The AHA recommends that antibiotic prophylaxis for nonvalvular devices including indwelling vascular catheters (central lines) and cardiovascular implantable electronic devices (CIED)
is indicated only at the time of placement of these devices in order to prevent surgical site infection The AHA found no convincing evidence that microorganisms associated with dentalprocedures cause infection of CIED and nonvalvular devices at any time after implantation The infections occurring after device implantation most often are caused by Staphylococcusaureus and coagulase negative staphylococci or other microorganisms that are non-oral in origin but are associated with surgical implantation or other active infections The AHA furtherstates that immunosuppression is not an independent risk factor for nonvalvular device infections immunocompromised hosts who have those devices should receive antibioticprophylaxis as advocated for immunocompetent hosts Consultation with the childs physician is recommended for management of patients with nonvalvular devices
Cardiac Conditions Associated with the Highest Risk of AdverseOutcome from Endocarditis for Which Prophylaxis with Dental
Procedures Is Reasonable
bull Prosthetic cardiac valve or prosthetic material used for cardiac valve repair
bull Previous infective endocarditisbull Congenital heart disease (CHD)bull Unrepaired cyanotic CHD including palliative shunts and conduitsbull Completely repaired congenital heart defect with prosthetic
material or device whether placed by surgery or by catheterintervention during the first 6 months after the procedure
bull Repaired CHD with residual defects at the site or adjacent to the site of a prosthetic patch or prosthetic device (which inhibitendothelialization)
bull Cardiac transplantation recipients who develop cardiac valvulopathy
Dental Procedures for which Endocarditis ProphylaxisIs Reasonable for Patients in Table 1
bull All dental procedures that involve manipulation of gingival tissue or the periapical region of teeth or perforation of the oral mucosa
bull The following procedures and events do not needprophylaxis routine anesthetic injections throughnoninfected tissue taking dental radiographs placement of removable prosthodontic or orthodonticappliances adjustment of orthodontic appliances placement of orthodontic brackets shedding of deciduous teeth and bleeding from trauma to the lipsor oral mucosa
Considerations for Perioperative Anticoagulationarfarin therapy - management during invasive procedures and
surgeryBibliographic Source(s)
Medical Services Commission Warfarin therapy - management during invasive procedures and surgery Victoria (BC) British Columbia Medical Services Commission 2010 Oct 1 7 p [8 references]
bull Note Always consult with the surgeon and anesthesiologist aboutbull Risk of bleedingbull Goal INRbull Acceptable INR for surgerybull Baseline INR is recommended in every case and this will guide further therapybull Always discuss with surgeon and anesthesiologist what the INR should be before surgery (goal INR)bull An INR lt15 is generally acceptable except for neurosurgery ocular surgery and procedures requiring spinal anesthesia or epidural analgesia (Horlocker et al
2003)bull Risk of bleedingbull In general the type of procedure determines the risk of bleeding and how long anticoagulation must be withheld post-operativelybull Discontinuation of warfarin is essential for these procedures associated with a high risk of bleeding
ndash Procedures that the body cavity is entered eg open thoracic abdominal or pelvic surgeryndash Percutaneous needle procedures in non-compressible sites including organ biopsiesndash Any type of prostatic surgeryndash Surgery sites where minor bleeding can cause significant morbidity (eg central nervous system [CNS] and intraocular procedures)ndash Major arthroplasty surgery eg hip or knee replacement
bull Discontinuation of warfarin is usually not necessary for these procedures associated with a low risk of bleedingndash Percutaneous needle procedures in readily compressible sites (eg peripheral venous access)ndash Many skin proceduresndash Routine dental procedures (eg hygiene simple extractions restorations endodontics prosthetics)
ndash Endoscopy without biopsy
bull Assess the risk of bleeding from the procedure with the assistance of the surgeon and anesthesiologistC
Guidelines for pre-operative cardiac risk assessment and perioperative cardiac management in non-cardiac surgeryBibliographic Source(s)
Task Force for Preoperative Cardiac Risk Assessment and Perioperative [trunc] European Society of Anaesthesiology Poldermans D Bax JJ Boersma E De Hert S Eeckhout E Fowkes G Gorenek B Hennerici MG Iung B Kelm M Kjeldsen KP Kristensen SD Lopez-Sendon J Pelosi P Philippe F Pierard L Ponikowski P Schmid JP Sellevold OF Sicari R Van den Berghe G Vermassen F Guidelines for pre-operative cardiac risk
assessment and perioperative cardiac management in non-cardiac surgery Eur Heart J 2009 Nov30(22)2769-812 [238 references] PubMed
bull Pre-operative Evaluationbull Surgical Risk for Cardiac Eventsbull Although patient-specific factors are more important than surgery-specific factors in predicting the cardiac risk for noncardiac surgical procedures
the type of surgery cannot be ignored when evaluating a particular patient undergoing an intervention With regard to cardiac risk surgicalinterventions can be divided into low-risk intermediate-risk and high-risk groups with estimated 30-day cardiac event rates (cardiac death and myocardial infarction [MI]) of lt1 1ndash5 and gt5 respectively (see table below) Although only a rough estimation this risk stratification providesa good indication of the need for cardiac evaluation drug treatment and assessment of risk for cardiac events
bull Table Surgical Riska Estimatebull Low-risk lt1 Intermediate-risk 1-5 High-risk gt5bull Breastbull Dentalbull Endocrinebull Eyebull Gynaecologybull Reconstructivebull Orthopaedic-minor (knee surgery)bull Urologic-minor Abdominalbull Carotidbull Peripheral arterial angioplastybull Endovascular aneurysm repairbull Head and neck surgerybull Neurologicalorthopaedic-major (hip and spine surgery)bull Pulmonary renalliver transplantbull Urologic-major Aortic and major vascular surgerybull Peripheral vascular surgerybull aRisk of MI and cardiac death within 30 days after surgery Modified from Boersma et al Perioperative cardiovascular mortality in noncardiac
surgery validation of the Lee cardiac risk index Am J Med 20051181134ndash1141
Segni vitali
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Riconoscere una emergenza
bull Segni e sintomi di emergenza incipiente
ndash Dolore toracico
ndash Cute pallida
ndash Sudorazione
ndash Vomito(nausea)
ndash RESPIRAZIONE IRREGOLARE
ndash SENSAZIONI STRANE O INSOLITE
ndash Modificazioni delle frequenza e o della pressione
Codice di deontologia medica
bull Art 7 ndash Obbligo drsquointervento drsquourgenza Il medico
e devetempestivamente attivarsi per assicurare ognispecifica adeguata assistenza
Procedure iniziali nellrsquoemergenzabull Interrompere la procedura
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull Chiamare il kit di emergenza
bull Valutare lo stato di coscienzase incoscienteabbassare la poltrona trendelemburg
bull Somministrare O2se coscienteocchialinise incosciente ma respira maschera se incosciente e non respira pallone e maschera
Algoritmo di base
bull PABCDbull Posizionare
bull A airway
bull B breathing
bull Ccirculation
bull Ddefinitivo o diagnosi
Come valutare lo stato di coscienza
1 come definirlo cosciente
vigile
soporoso
coma
2 come riconoscerlo stimolo verbale
stimolo doloroso
3 come valutarlo risposta verbale
apertura occhi
risposta motoria
Valutare le vie aereeaprire la bocca
estendere il capo e sostenere il mentoimpiegare lrsquoaspirazione se necessario
Valutare la respirazionese non respiradai due respiri con ossigeno 100
se in apneainserisci la cannula orofaringea chiama per lrsquoAED
Valutare la circolazionecerca il polsocarotide(radiale)
in assenza di polsopreparati per CPRmettere il paziente in pianomeglio al suolo iniziare MCE
applicare lrsquoAED se crsquoegrave il polsovalutare la frequenza e la forza
Distress
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bull Tratta il paziente in emergenza finchegrave non arriva il soccorsobull Tieni pronta la cartella e quanto fatto finora per la squadra di soccorsobull Compila la scheda delle emergenze in studio
What types of emergencies can be expected in the dental office
Ostruzione delle vie aeree
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentoimprovvisaafferrare la gola(segno universale)ndash Stridorendash Tosse violentandash Dispneaspasmindash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Tosse forzatandash Compressione addominalendash Percussione dorsale con paziente curvo in avanti ndash Ossigenazione ndash Ispezione delle prime vie aereendash laringoscopiopinza di Magillaspiratorendash Chiamare aiutondash Trasferimento in ospedale per broncoscopia in urgenza
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Airway obstruction management
Asmabroncospasmo
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentondash Sensazione di peso sul toracendash stridorendash Tossendash Dispneandash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Posizionare il pazsedutobraccia in avantindash Ossigenondash Spray con salbutamol 2 puffripeti dopo 5 min se inefficacendash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
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Arresto cardiaco
bull Segni e sintomibull Non rispondebull Non respirabull Non ha polsobull Trattamento
ndash Mettere il paz supinotavola sotto il torace o stendere sul pavimento
ndash Chiamare aiutondash Attaccare AED e seguire le istruzionindash Iniziare CPRndash Ossigenare ventilazione con pallone e maschera
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Emerg Med J 2012 Nov29(11)890-3 Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
Segal N Laurent F Maman L Plaisance P Augustin P
bull Source
bull Emergency Department Lariboisiegravere Hospital Paris 7 University (Paris Diderot) Paris France drnicolassegalgmailcom
bull Conflicting studies exist about the effectiveness of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on a dental chair In some situations dental surgeons are obliged to perform CPR with the patient on the chair Feedback devices are supposed to guide the compression depth in order to improve the quality of CPR but some devices are based on an accelerometer that can theoretically report erroneous results because of the lack of rigidity of a dental chair
bull OBJECTIVE
bull The aim of this study was to evaluate the accuracy of these devices to guide chest compressions on a dental chair
Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
bull METHODSbull A prospective randomised crossover equivalencenon-inferiority study was conducted to compare
the values of compression depths provided by the feedback device (Real CPR Help(reg) delivered by Zollcopy Medical Corporation Chelmsford MA USA) with the real measurements provided by the manikin (Resusci Anne(reg) Advanced SkillTrainer Laerdal Medical AScopy Norway) Chest-compression-only CPR was performed by 15 Basic Life Support instructors who carried out two rounds of continuous CPR for 2 min each Data were analysed with a correlation test a Bland-Altman method and a Wilcoxon test Statistical significance was defined as plt005
bull RESULTSbull A significant difference was found between the mean depths of compression measured by the
feedback device and the manikin on a dental chair and on the floor (plt00001) The feedback device overestimated the depth of chest compressions and Bland-Altman analysis demonstrated poor agreement
bull CONCLUSION
bull This study indicates that feedback devices with accelerometer technology are not sufficiently reliable to ensure adequate chest compression on dental chairs
Angina
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alle spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash sollievo con NTGsi spera ndash Ansiapalloresudorazionetachicardia
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Localizzazioni del dolore anginoso
Sharplocalized
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Fattori di rischio per cardiopatia ischemica
bull Etagravebull Sesso maschilema = gt 65 annibull Ipertensionebull DislipidemieColestTGHDL lowbull Diabetebull Fumobull Familiaritagravebull Malattie infiammatorie sistemiche collagenopatiebull Obesitagrave bull Metabolic syndrome This has been characterized by the presence of
hyperinsulinemia (fasting glucose level ge 100 mgdL) abdominal obesity (waist circumference gt40 in for men or gt35 in for women) decreased HDL cholesterol levels (lt 40 mgdL for men or lt 50 mgdL for women) hypertriglyceridemia (gt150 mgdL) and hypertension (ge 13085 mm Hg) Based on data from the 2000 US census an estimated 47 million Americans have the metabolic syndrome Patients with the metabolic syndrome have a 3-fold increased risk for coronary atherosclerosis and stroke compared with those without this syndrome
Fattori precipitanti lrsquoischemia
bull Sforzo fisico
bull Basse temperature
bull Digestione
bull Tachicardiafebbreipertiroidismo
bull Emozionistressndash Psichico(pauracontatto
ravvicinatooppressionecostrizioneinpossibilitagrave di muiversidi parlareodori sgradevolivista irritante o sgradevole
ndash dolore
bull Innalzamento vita media
bull Miglioramento condizioni socio-economiche ()
bull Procedure odontoiatriche sempre piugrave conservative
Maggiore frequenza di cardiopatici nella pratica odontoiatrica
Fattori stressantistressors
bull Malattiapersonale o di amici o famigliaribull Morte di un famigliare o di una persona amatabull Problemi di relazioni interpersonalibull Sovraccarico di lavorobull Inizio di un lavoro nuovobull disoccupazionebull pensionebull gravidanzabull affollamentobull traslocobull problemi della vita di tutti i giornirdquocopingrdquobull Problemi legalibull Problemi finanziaribull Perfezionismobull Eccecc
Quindinel paziente cardiopatico(ma anche negli altri)
Sedazione con BZD (short antagonizzabili)
bull Sedazione cosciente con N2O
bull empatia
bull Buona analgesia
Fin qui nov 10
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bull anginal and heart attack
Puntata ipertensiva
bull Segni e sintomindash Cefaleavertiginironziindash Disturbi della vistandash Cardiopalmo(tachicardia)ndash (dispnea)ndash Epistassi
bull Trattamentondash Nifedipina(nifedicor)5-15 gtt sublingualiOppndash Clonidina(catapresan) mezza1 fiala im o ev lentaOppndash Furosemide(Lasix) 1 2 fl im o ev lentandash Ossigenoterapia(occhialini)
Aritmie
bull Senza ECG
bull ipocineticheipercinetiche
Allergia
ndash Limitata ad un sistema o generalizzatandash Faringe e prime vie aereeedema angioneuroticondash Tratto respiratorioasmabroncospasmostridorendash Cuteorticariapruritondash Anafilassitutti i precedenti+collasso cardiocircolatoriondash DDangioedema ereditario
ndash Segni e sintomindash Pruritoarrossamentopomfiedema labbramucose boccafaringehellipndash Distress respiratorioasmandash Ipotensionepolso piccolofrequentepallore
bull Ossigenobull Chiamare aiutobull Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
anafilassi
bull Posizione supina
bull Ossigenazione
bull Adrenalina im 05mg
bull Liquidi evndash Antistaminico trimeton 10 mg im
ndash Cortisone
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull In caso di arrestoCPR
Cause di allergia
bull Materiali implantari e amalgama metallititanioporcellane e metalli nobili mercurio
bull Latexdighebull Acrilatibull Formaldeidebull Clorexidinabull AL e conservanti (metilparaben)
bull patch testing prick testing and blood tests for allergen-specific IgE
Sincope vasovagalesvenimentobull Segni e sintomi
ndash Svenimentondash Nausea ndash Debolezzandash Pallorendash Cute fredda e sudatandash Polso rallentatoma prima tachindash Ipotensionendash Discomfort addominalendash Midriasindash sbadiglio
bull Trattamentondash Posizione supinandash Elevare gli arti infndash Ossigenondash Monitorizzare ndash Atropina 05 mg im o iv
Fattori scatenanti psicogenipauraansiastress emotivocattive notiziedolorespecie se improvviso ed inaspettatovista del sanguestrumenti chirurgicisiringhe
Fattori scatenanti non psicogeniStazione erettaFame da salto del pasto o da dietaEsaurimentostanchezzaCattive condizioni fisicheAmbiente caldo-umidoAffollamentoSesso maschileGiovani16-35 anni
Pathophysiology
Stress
Catecholamines release
Decreased peripheral vascular resistance amp uarr blood flow to peripheral muscles
darr venous return
darr circulatory blood vol amp drop in arterial BP
Activation of Compensatory mechanisms
Reflex bradycardia develops (lt 50)
Significant drop in cardiac output associated with fall in BP below the critical level
Cerebral ischemia amp loss of consciousness
Assess consciousness (loss of response to sensory stimulation)
Activate office emergency system
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Perform additional procedures
Administer aromatic ammonia
Administer atropine if bradycardia persists
Do not panic
Post syncopal recovery- delayed recovery-
Postpone dental treatment Activate EMS
Determine precipitating factors
POSTURAL HYPOTENSION
Predisposing factors
bull Administration and ingestion of drugs eg antihypertensives like sodium depleting diuretics calcium channel blockers ampganglion blocking agents sedatives and narcotics histamine blockers levo dopa
bull Prolonged period of recumbency or convalescence
bull Inadequate postural reflex
bull Late stage pregnancy
bull Advanced age
bull Venous defects in legs (eg varicose veins)
bull Recovery from sympathectomy
bull Addissonrsquos disease
bull Physical exhaustion and starvation
bull Chronic postural hypotension (Shy ndash Drager syndrome)
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
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ipoglicemia
bull Segni e sintomibull Senso di fame
ndash Parola strascicataincoerentendash Comportamento alteratondash Polso rapidondash Apprensioneansiairrequietezzaaggressivitagravendash Disorientamentoperdita di coscienzandash Tremorindash sudorazione
bull Trattamentondash Succo di fruttacaramellazuccherino posndash Se egrave avvenuta perdita di coscienzaglucosio evndash Nel dubbio tra iper e ipoglicemiameglio somministrare glucosio comunque
ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
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bull Acquisti materiale consumabiledoctorshopdoctorpoint
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SIAD Ozzano Emilia via Libertagrave 17 wwwsiadcom
bull ALLEGATO 3 ndash DICHIARAZIONE SOSTITUTIVA DI CERTIFICAZIONE (ai sensi dellrsquoart 46 del DPR 28122000 n 445)bull
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bull con sede inhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
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bull buongiornobull non possiamo vendere medicinali a studi medici che non abbiano
sottoscritto lrsquoallegato che Le inoltrobull
bull Riesce ad inoltrare ai due medici il modulo facendomelo poi avere via e-mail o via fax allo 051 796026
bull Grazie millebull
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bull SIAD SpA | I-40064 Ozzano dellEmilia (BO) - Via della Libertagrave 17bull Tel +39 051 799399 | Fax +39 051 796026bull massimiliano_lucchinasiadeu | wwwsiadcom
Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
La valigetta degli orrori set di rianimazione completo di bombola ricaricabile di ossigeno da 05 LT in acciaio riduttore con manometro ed erogatore pallone rianimatore maschera rianimazione 2 cannule di Guedel pinza tiralingua apribocca elicoidale tubo atossico in contenitore plastico antiurto
Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
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Classificazione obbiettiva
bull Classificazione con valutazione oggettiva bull A non crsquoegrave evidenza di malattia cardiovascolare non ci sono sintomi negrave
limitazioni alla attivitagrave fisica ordinariabull B evidenza oggettiva di minima malattia cardiovascolareSintomi modesti e
lieve diminuzione attivitagrave durante attivitagrave routinariaA riposo ok bull C evidenza oggettiva di malattia cardiovascolare moderata-severaMarcata
limitazione delle attivitagrave per la comparsa di sintomi anche durante attivitagrave meno che normaliA riposo ok
bull D evidenza oggettiva di malattia cardiovascolare severaLimitazionisevereSintomi anche a riposo
bull For Examplebull A patient with minimal or no symptoms but a large pressure gradient across the aortic valve or severe obstruction of the left
main coronary artery is classifiedbull Function Capacity I Objective Assessment Dbull A patient with severe anginal syndrome but angiographically normal coronary arteries is classifiedbull Functional Capacity IV Objective Assessment A
PREOP ASSESSMENT
ldquoAt Riskrdquo Patients for Sedation or Analgesia
bull The ASA physical status risk classification of 3 or greater
bull Critical care patients
bull Extremes in age (lt1 or gt70 years of age)
bull Patients with chronic respiratory disease chronic obstructive pulmonary disease emphysemaCHRanginahellip
bull History of sleep apnea
bull Mentally and neurologically handicapped patients
bull Patients at risk for aspiration (ie hiatal hernia with regurgitation diabetes with gastroparesis)
bull Altered mental status
Relative Contraindications
Contraindications
bull Physical Examination
ndash Respiratory distress (wheezing stridor etc)
ndash Hypotension
ndash Morbid obesity
ndash OSA
Contraindications (continued)
bull Physical Examination
ndash Craniofacial abnormalities
ndash Short neck
ndash Decreased hyoid-mental distance (lt3cm in adult)
ndash Distorted landmarks on anterior surface of neck
Contraindications (continued)
bull Physical Examination
ndash Limited mouth opening
ndash Receding chin
ndash Large tongue
ndash Unable to view base of uvula with mouth open and tongue protruding
Pregnancy
bull Patients who are trying to conceive are pregnant or are breast-feeding must inform their dentist in advance of their appointment
Mallampati Classificationbull Class 1 Full visibility of tonsils uvula and soft palate
bull Class 2 Visibility of hard and soft palate upper portion of tonsils and uvula
bull Class 3 Soft and hard palate and base of the uvula are visible
bull Class 4 Only hard palate is visible
The Mallampati classification is used to
predict the ease of intubation It is
determined by looking at the anatomy of
the oral cavity Specifically it is based
on the visibility of the base of uvula
faucial pillars and soft palate Scoring
may be done with or without phonation
A high Mallampati score (class 3 or 4) is
associated with more difficult intubation
as well as a higher incidence of sleep
apnea
OSA screening
clinical diagnosis of OSA
bull The clinical diagnosis of OSA was defined as AHI(apnea hypopnea) greater than 5 with fragmented sleep and daytime sleepiness
bull According to the American Academy of Sleep Medicine practice guideline the severity of OSA is determined by the AHI 5ndash15 mild greater than 15ndash30 moderate greater than 30 severe
STOPsnoretiredobserved(stopped breathing)pressure
STOP QuestionnaireA Tool to Screen Patients for Obstructive Sleep ApneaAnesthesiology 2008 108812ndash21
Stop tradottoquasi corrisponde
bull SmdashldquoDo you snore loudly (louder than talking or loud enough to be heard through closed doors)rdquoRussi forte+ che parlare a voce alta
tanto da essere udito a porta chiusaSornacchiarebull TmdashldquoDo you often feel tired fatigued or sleepy during daytimerdquoti
senti stancoaffaticato o sonnolento durante il giorno Tiratohelliphellip
bull OmdashldquoHas anyone observed you stop breathing during your sleepNessuno ti ha osservato fermare il respiro durante il sonnoosservato
bull rdquo PmdashldquoDo you have or are you being treated for high blood pressure Hai o sei stato in terapia per ipertensionePressione
Screening of patients
Poliambulatorio helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip Modulo di consenso informato per procedure chirurgiche ambulatoriali o day surgery Da consegnare al momento della prenotazione e riportare
Si prega di leggere attentamente e riempire con i dati richiesti sopra le parti indicate dai puntini(datacittagravecognomenomeinterventofirma)
Datahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Cittagravehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip Io sottoscrittohelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Dichiaro di attenermi alle seguenti disposizioni
I)non assumere alcun cibo nelle 6 ore precedenti linterventone liquidi nelle due ore
precedenti raccomandazioni per il digiuno preoperatorio
MATERIALE INGERITO TEMPO MINIMO DI DIGIUNO
Liquidi chiari (acquacaffegravethe succo senza polpa bibite
gasate)
2 ore
Pasto leggero (toast e bibita) 6 ore
2)di non guidare alcuna automobile o motocicletta o bicicletta od utilizzare qualsiasi
macchinario nelle 24 ore seguenti Ianestesia o sedazione
3)di non assumere alcoolici nelle 24 ore seguenti lanestesia o sedazione
4)di farmi riaccompagnare alla mia residenza da un adulto responsabile
5)di rimanere in compagnia di un adulto responsabile una volta tornato al domicilio
6) di non assumere alcuna decisione importante ne firmare documenti
importanti(testamentoassicurazioni ecc)nelle 24 ore seguenti
7)di vestirmi in modo praticocosicchegrave il vestiario possa essere facilmente rimosso e
indossato e riposto in un armadiettoper estute da ginnastica con maniche larghe e
apertura frontale 8)di non portare gioielli o altri oggetti di valore in ambulatorio
9)di mettermi in contatto con lunitagrave chirurgica ambulatoriale nel caso insorga una
qualsiasi complicanza postoperatoria
10) di assumere o avere giagrave assunto la mia terapia agli intervalli soliticon un poco
di acqua se necessario
FIRMA
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Screening of patients 2
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Via Fossolo 28
40138 Bologna
tel051390048
Questionario preoperatorio di autocompilazione Si prega di barrare la risposta esatta con un segnetto o un cerchietto eo riempire gli spazi sopra i
puntini con le informazioni richiesteTutte le risposte sono confidenziali e coperte dal segreto
professionaleGrazie
Cognome e nomehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
indirizzoviahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipcittagravehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipCaphellip
telhelliphelliphelliphellip
etagravehellip peso in kghellip altezza in cmhellip
Si sente ammalato SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ha o ha avuto una malattia seria SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ha affanno dopo sforzo SI NO
Ha tosse SI NO
Ha sibili respiratori SI NO
Ha dolore al petto da sforzo SI NO
Ha gonfiore alle caviglie SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie di cuore SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie dei polmoni SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie di fegato SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie dello stomaco reflussoulcera SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie dei reni SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie muscolari SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie cerebrali SI NO
Ha assunto farmaci negli ultimi tre mesi SI NO
Se Siqualihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Prende gocce nasali o oculari SI NO
Egrave allergico a qualche medicinale SI NO
Ersquo allergico a qualche cibo SI NO
Ha subito interventi o anestesie negli ultimi 3 mesi
SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Egrave mai stato operato prima drsquoora SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ci sono state strane storie in famiglia di incidenti insorti durante o subito dopo anestesia
SI NO
Porta occhiali o lenti a contatto SI NO
Porta protesi dentarie o ponti mobili SI NO Beve piugrave di in bicchiere di vino o di un superalcoolico al giorno
SI NO Fuma SI NO
Se Siquanto Ci sono stati altri problemi di salute fisica o mentale non compresi in questa lista
SI NO
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bull We consistently found associations of antipsychotic and SSRI antidepressant treatment with sudden unexplaineddeath significantly raised risk ratios being found for typicaland atypical antipsychotics the latter including risperidoneand olanzapine individually and the SSRI antidepressants including citalopram fluoxetine and sertraline Individually
bull Br J Clin Pharmacol 2009 November 68(5) 743ndash751bull doi 101111j1365-2125200903496xbull PMCID PMC2791981bull Sudden death in patients receiving drugs tending to
prolong the QT intervalbull Kate Jolly1 Michael D Gammage2 Kar Keung Cheng1 Peter
Bradburn1 Miriam V Banting1 and Michael J S Langman2
J Can Dent Assoc 2009 Feb75(1)41Dental surgery for patients on anticoagulant therapy with warfarin a
systematic review and meta-analysisNematullah A Alabousi A Blanas N Douketis JD Sutherland SE
bull University of Toronto Ontario Canadabull Comment in bull Evid Based Dent 200910(2)52 bull Republished in bull Tex Dent J 2009 Dec126(12)1183-93 bull Abstractbull PURPOSE To evaluate the effect of continuing warfarin therapy on the bleeding risk of patients undergoing elective dental surgical proceduresbull METHODS Data sources were the MEDLINE and EMBASE databases the Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials a manual citation review of
the relevant literature content experts and relevant abstracts from the proceedings of the International Association for Dental Research Study selection was carried out independently by 2 reviewers as was quality assessment Data extraction was done by 3 reviewers Differences were resolved by consensus Eligible studies were randomized controlled trials that compared the effects of continuing the regular dose of warfarintherapy with the effects of discontinuing or modifying the dose on the incidence of bleeding in patients undergoing dental procedures
bull RESULTS Five trials (a total of 553 patients) met the inclusion criteria Compared with interrupting warfarin therapy (either partial or complete) perioperative continuation of warfarin with patients usual dose was not associated with an increased risk for clinically significant nonmajor bleeding (relative risk [RR] 071 95 confidence interval [CI] 039-128 p = 065 I2 = 0) or an increased risk for minor bleeding (RR 119 95 CI 090-158 p = 022 I2 = 0)
bull CONCLUSIONS Continuing the regular dose of warfarin therapy does not seem to confer an increased risk of bleeding compared with discontinuing or modifying the warfarin dose for patients undergoing minor dental procedures
Clin Oral Implants Res 2009 Sep20 Suppl 496-106What influence do anticoagulants have on oral implant therapy
A systematic reviewMadrid C Sanz M
bull bull Department of oral surgery Oral Medicine and Hospital Dentistry Department of Ambulatory Care and Community Medicine University of Lausanne
Lausanne Switzerland carlosmadridhospvdchbull Abstractbull OBJECTIVES This systematic review aims to assess the risks (both thromboembolic and bleeding) of an oral anticoagulation therapy (OAT) patient undergoing
implant therapy and to provide a management protocol to patients under OAT undergoing implant therapybull MATERIAL AND METHODS Medline Cochrane Data Base of Systematic Reviews the Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials and EMBASE (from 1980 to
December 2008) were searched for English-language articles published between 1966 and 2008 This search was completed by a hand research accessing the references cited in all identified publications
bull RESULTS Nineteen studies were identified reporting outcomes after oral surgery procedures (mostly dental extractions in patients on OAT following different management protocols and haemostatic therapies) Five studies were randomized-controlled trials (RCTs) 11 were controlled clinical trials (CCTs) and three were prospective case series The OAT management strategies as well as the protocols during and after surgery were different This heterogeneity prevented any possible data aggregation and synthesis The results from these studies are very homogeneous reporting minor bleeding in very few patients without a significant difference between the OAT patients who continue with the vitamin K antagonists vs the patients who stopped this medication before surgery These post-operative bleeding events were controlled only with local haemostatic measures tranexamic acid mouthwashes gelatine sponges and cellulose gauzess application were effective Post-operative bleeding did not correlate with the international normalised ratio (INR) status In none of the studies was a thromboembolic event reported
bull CONCLUSIONS OAT patients (INR 2-4) who do not discontinue the AC medication do not have a significantly higher risk of post-operative bleeding than non-OAT patients and they also do not have a higher risk of post-operative bleeding than OAT patients who discontinue the medication In patients with OAT (INR 2-4) without discontinuation topical haemostatic agents were effective in preventing post-operative bleeding OAT discontinuation is not recommended for minor oral surgery such as single tooth extraction or implant placement provided that this does not involve autogenous bone grafts extensive flaps or osteotomy preparations extending outside the bony envelope Evidence does not support that dental implant placement in patients on OAT is contraindicated
bull The following are the latestguidelineshowever every DDS should thinkabouthelliphellip
Guideline TitleSteps to reduce surgical risk In II guidelines for perioperative evaluation
Bibliographic Source(s)Gualandro DM Yu PC Calderaro D Marques AC Pinho C Caramelli B et al Steps to reduce surgical risk In II guidelines for perioperative evaluation Arq Bras Cardiol
201196(3 Suppl 1)23-41 [379 references]
bull Antiplatelet Agents (AAS)bull Recommendations for antiplatelet agents before noncardiac surgeriesbull Degree of Recommendation Ibull Patients with coronary artery disease and noncardiac surgery scheduled should maintain the use of
AAS at a low dose of 75 to 100 mgday except in neurosurgeries and transurethral resection of the prostate Level of Evidence B
bull Patients using dual antiplatelet therapy by means of recent angioplasty with stent should keepreceiving AAS throughout the perioperative period with discontinuation of thienopyridine 5 daysbefore surgery and reintroduction as early as possible ideally before the patient completes 10 daysof discontinuation Level of Evidence C
bull Patients receiving antiplatelet therapy only with thienopyridine and surgery scheduled with moderate to high-risk of bleeding should discontinue medication 5 days before Level of EvidenceC
bull Degree of Recommendation IIabull Keep dual antiplatelet therapy in procedures with low risk for bleeding Level of Evidence Cbull Patients receiving antiplatelet therapy only with thienopyridine and surgery scheduled with low risk
of bleeding should continue medication in the perioperative period Level of Evidence C
bull Procedures with Low Risk of Bleedingbull Cataract surgerybull Minor dermatological proceduresbull Dental procedures - hygiene simple extraction restoration endodontic and
prosthetic proceduresbull Recommendationsbull Patients at High Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence Cbull Discontinue warfarin 5 days before surgery and wait for INR lt15 to perform the procedurebull UFH or prophylactic LMWH can be used in the preoperative period if indicatedbull Postoperatively use UFH or prophylactic LMWH if indicated by the type of procedure and resume warfarin 12 to 14 hours after surgerybull Patients at Low Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence Cbull Discontinue warfarin 5 days before surgery and wait for INR lt15bull Start full-dose UFH or LMWH when INR lt20bull Discontinue intravenous UFH 4 hours before surgery and subcutaneous LMWH 24 hours before surgerybull Postoperatively restart full-dose UFH or LMWH and warfarin and 12 to 24 hours after the procedure and discontinue heparin only when the INR is within
therapeutic rangebull Patients at Intermediate Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence Cbull Depending on the individual assessment of each patient the guidelines can be followed either for the high or low risk to the discretion of the physician in
chargebull Procedures with Low Risk of Bleedingbull Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence Cbull Perform the procedure with an INR within the therapeutic range ndash it is not necessary to discontinue the anticoagulantbull If INR gt3 discontinue anticoagulation therapy one or two days before surgery and reintroduce it the night after surgery
Endocarditis Prophylaxis
bull Dental Procedures and Prevention of Infective Endocarditisbull Dental procedures with higher risk for bacteremia are subgingival placement of antibiotic fibers or strips dental extractions dental implants or reimplants endodontic and periodontal
procedures placement of orthodontic bands and procedures with significant bleeding Whenever high-risk patients undergo these procedures should receive antibiotic prophylaxis Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence C It is likely that low-income populations with little access to health care with heart diseases other than those cited in Table 2 (below) also benefit from infective endocarditis (IE) prophylaxis before dental procedures Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence C
bull Table 2 Patients at Risk of Acquiring Severe Infective Endocarditisbull Patient with prosthetic heart valvebull Valvular heart disease corrected with prosthetic materialbull History of infective endocarditisbull Acquired valvular heart disease in patient who underwent heart transplantbull Uncorrected cyanotic congenital heart diseasebull Corrected cyanotic congenital heart disease that evolves with residual lesionbull Congenital heart disease corrected with prosthetic materialbull Surgical Procedures and Prevention of Infective Endocarditisbull Indications for Endocarditis Prophylaxisbull Degree of Recommendation Ibull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will be subjected to dental procedures with a high probability of significant bacteremia (see Table 3 below)
Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Table 3 Dental Procedures and Indication of Infective Endocarditis Prophylaxisbull Indicated Not Recommended ndash Any Patients Who Will Undergo the Procedures Belowbull For patients at risk for severe infective endocarditis and who will undergo procedures involving manipulation of gingival tissue periodontal region or perforation of oral mucosa Local
anesthesia in non-infected tissuebull Dental X-raybull Placement or removal of bracesbull Adjustment of bracesbull Placement of parts in bracesbull Natural loss of milk toothbull Bleeding originated from the trauma of the oral mucosa or lipsbull Degree of Recommendation IIabull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria on Table 2 (above) and who will undergo dental procedures with a high
probability of significant bacteremia (see Table 3 above) Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will undergo genitourinary or gastrointestinal procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic
regimen (see Table 11 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will undergo esophageal or respiratory tract procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen
(see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Degree of Recommendation IIbbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo dental procedures that do not meet
the criteria on Table 3 (above) Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo genitourinary or gastrointestinal
procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen (see Table 11 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo esophageal or respiratory tract
procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Degree of Recommendation IIIbull There is no indication for IE prophylaxis in patients with interatrial communication alone interventricular communication or corrected patent ductus arteriosus and without residual
flow myocardial revascularization surgery mitral valve prolapse without regurgitation after placement of stents innocent heart murmurs patients with pacemakers or implantablecardioverter-defibrillators (ICDs) history of Kawasaki disease or rheumatic fever without valve dysfunction who will undergo dental esophageal respiratory tract genitourinary or
Guideline on antibiotic prophylaxis for dental patients at risk for infection
Bibliographic Source(s)Clinical Affairs Committee Council on Clinical Affairs Guideline on
antibiotic prophylaxis for dental patients at risk for infection Chicago (IL) American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) 2011 5 p [27
references]bull Major Recommendationsbull The conservative use of antibiotics is indicated to minimize the risk of developing resistance to current antibiotic regimens Given the increasing number of organisms that have
developed resistance to current antibiotic regimens as well as the potential for an adverse anaphylactic reaction to the drug administered it is best to be judicious in the use of antibiotics for the prevention of infective endocarditis (IE) and other distant-site infections
bull Patients with Cardiac Conditionsbull Dental practitioners should consider prophylactic measures to minimize the risk of IE in patients with underlying cardiac conditions The risk of developing IE can arise from a combination
of high-risk patients and dental procedures However at-risk patients with poor oral hygiene and gingival bleeding after routine activities (eg toothbrushing) also have shown an increased potential for developing complications of IE It therefore is recommended to encourage daily good oral hygiene practices to reduce gingivitis as part of the prophylacticregimen These patients andor parents need to be educated and motivated to maintain personal oral hygiene through daily plaque removal including flossing Greater emphasis shouldbe placed on improved access to dental care and oral health in patients with underlying cardiac conditions at high risk for IE and less focus on a dental procedure and antibiotic coverage Professional prevention strategies should be based upon the individuals assessed risk for caries and periodontal disease
bull Specific recommendations from the latest American Heart Association (AHA) guideline on prevention of IE are included in the tables below The AHA recommends antibiotic prophylaxisonly for those whose underlying cardiac conditions are associated with the highest risk of adverse outcome (see Table 1 below) Such conditions include prosthetic heart valves previoushistory of IE unrepaired or incompletely repaired cyanotic congenital heart disease (CHD) completely repaired congenital heart defect with prosthetic material or device during the first 6 months after the procedure repaired CHD with residual defects at the site or adjacent to the site of a prosthetic patch or device and cardiac transplantation recipients who developcardiac valvulopathy In addition to those diagnoses listed in the AHA guidelines patients with a reported history of injection drug use may be considered at risk for developing IE in the absence of cardiac anomalies Although quite rare complications from intraoral tongue piercing can include IE among patients with a pre-existing cardiac valvular condition andor history of injection drug use Consultation with the patients physician may be necessary to determine susceptibility to bacteremia-induced infections
bull Antibiotics are recommended for all dental procedures that involve manipulation of gingival tissue or the periapical region of teeth or perforation of the oral mucosa (see Table 2 below) Specific antibiotic regimens can be found in Table 3 in the original guideline document Practitioners and patientsparents can review the entire AHA guidelines in the AHA CirculationJournal archives httpcircahajournalsorgcgicontentfull116151736 for additional background information as well as discussion of special circumstances (eg patients already receiving antibiotic therapy patients on anticoagulant therapy)
bull Patients with Compromised Immunitybull Patients with a compromised immune system may not be able to tolerate a transient bacteremia following invasive dental procedures These non-cardiac factors can place a patient with
compromised immunity at risk for distant-site infection from a dental procedure This category includes but is not limited to patients with the following medical conditionsbull Immunosuppression secondary tobull Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)bull Severe combined immunodeficiency (SCIDS)bull Neutropeniabull Cancer chemotherapybull Hematopoietic stem cell or solid organ transplantationbull Head and neck radiotherapybull Autoimmune disease (eg juvenile arthritis systemic lupus erythematosus)bull Sickle cell anemiabull Asplenism or status post splenectomybull Chronic steroid usagebull Diabetesbull Bisphosphonate therapybull Consultation with the childs physician is recommended for management of patients with a compromised immune system Discussion of antibiotic prophylaxis for patients undergoing
chemotherapy irradiation and hematopoietic cell transplantation appears in a separate American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) guideline (see the National GuidelineClearinghouse [NGC] summary Guideline on Dental Management of Pediatric Patients Receiving Chemotherapy Hematopoietic Cell Transplantation andor Radiation)
bull Patients with Shunts Indwelling Vascular Catheters or Medical Devicesbull The AHA recommends that antibiotic prophylaxis for nonvalvular devices including indwelling vascular catheters (central lines) and cardiovascular implantable electronic devices (CIED)
is indicated only at the time of placement of these devices in order to prevent surgical site infection The AHA found no convincing evidence that microorganisms associated with dentalprocedures cause infection of CIED and nonvalvular devices at any time after implantation The infections occurring after device implantation most often are caused by Staphylococcusaureus and coagulase negative staphylococci or other microorganisms that are non-oral in origin but are associated with surgical implantation or other active infections The AHA furtherstates that immunosuppression is not an independent risk factor for nonvalvular device infections immunocompromised hosts who have those devices should receive antibioticprophylaxis as advocated for immunocompetent hosts Consultation with the childs physician is recommended for management of patients with nonvalvular devices
Cardiac Conditions Associated with the Highest Risk of AdverseOutcome from Endocarditis for Which Prophylaxis with Dental
Procedures Is Reasonable
bull Prosthetic cardiac valve or prosthetic material used for cardiac valve repair
bull Previous infective endocarditisbull Congenital heart disease (CHD)bull Unrepaired cyanotic CHD including palliative shunts and conduitsbull Completely repaired congenital heart defect with prosthetic
material or device whether placed by surgery or by catheterintervention during the first 6 months after the procedure
bull Repaired CHD with residual defects at the site or adjacent to the site of a prosthetic patch or prosthetic device (which inhibitendothelialization)
bull Cardiac transplantation recipients who develop cardiac valvulopathy
Dental Procedures for which Endocarditis ProphylaxisIs Reasonable for Patients in Table 1
bull All dental procedures that involve manipulation of gingival tissue or the periapical region of teeth or perforation of the oral mucosa
bull The following procedures and events do not needprophylaxis routine anesthetic injections throughnoninfected tissue taking dental radiographs placement of removable prosthodontic or orthodonticappliances adjustment of orthodontic appliances placement of orthodontic brackets shedding of deciduous teeth and bleeding from trauma to the lipsor oral mucosa
Considerations for Perioperative Anticoagulationarfarin therapy - management during invasive procedures and
surgeryBibliographic Source(s)
Medical Services Commission Warfarin therapy - management during invasive procedures and surgery Victoria (BC) British Columbia Medical Services Commission 2010 Oct 1 7 p [8 references]
bull Note Always consult with the surgeon and anesthesiologist aboutbull Risk of bleedingbull Goal INRbull Acceptable INR for surgerybull Baseline INR is recommended in every case and this will guide further therapybull Always discuss with surgeon and anesthesiologist what the INR should be before surgery (goal INR)bull An INR lt15 is generally acceptable except for neurosurgery ocular surgery and procedures requiring spinal anesthesia or epidural analgesia (Horlocker et al
2003)bull Risk of bleedingbull In general the type of procedure determines the risk of bleeding and how long anticoagulation must be withheld post-operativelybull Discontinuation of warfarin is essential for these procedures associated with a high risk of bleeding
ndash Procedures that the body cavity is entered eg open thoracic abdominal or pelvic surgeryndash Percutaneous needle procedures in non-compressible sites including organ biopsiesndash Any type of prostatic surgeryndash Surgery sites where minor bleeding can cause significant morbidity (eg central nervous system [CNS] and intraocular procedures)ndash Major arthroplasty surgery eg hip or knee replacement
bull Discontinuation of warfarin is usually not necessary for these procedures associated with a low risk of bleedingndash Percutaneous needle procedures in readily compressible sites (eg peripheral venous access)ndash Many skin proceduresndash Routine dental procedures (eg hygiene simple extractions restorations endodontics prosthetics)
ndash Endoscopy without biopsy
bull Assess the risk of bleeding from the procedure with the assistance of the surgeon and anesthesiologistC
Guidelines for pre-operative cardiac risk assessment and perioperative cardiac management in non-cardiac surgeryBibliographic Source(s)
Task Force for Preoperative Cardiac Risk Assessment and Perioperative [trunc] European Society of Anaesthesiology Poldermans D Bax JJ Boersma E De Hert S Eeckhout E Fowkes G Gorenek B Hennerici MG Iung B Kelm M Kjeldsen KP Kristensen SD Lopez-Sendon J Pelosi P Philippe F Pierard L Ponikowski P Schmid JP Sellevold OF Sicari R Van den Berghe G Vermassen F Guidelines for pre-operative cardiac risk
assessment and perioperative cardiac management in non-cardiac surgery Eur Heart J 2009 Nov30(22)2769-812 [238 references] PubMed
bull Pre-operative Evaluationbull Surgical Risk for Cardiac Eventsbull Although patient-specific factors are more important than surgery-specific factors in predicting the cardiac risk for noncardiac surgical procedures
the type of surgery cannot be ignored when evaluating a particular patient undergoing an intervention With regard to cardiac risk surgicalinterventions can be divided into low-risk intermediate-risk and high-risk groups with estimated 30-day cardiac event rates (cardiac death and myocardial infarction [MI]) of lt1 1ndash5 and gt5 respectively (see table below) Although only a rough estimation this risk stratification providesa good indication of the need for cardiac evaluation drug treatment and assessment of risk for cardiac events
bull Table Surgical Riska Estimatebull Low-risk lt1 Intermediate-risk 1-5 High-risk gt5bull Breastbull Dentalbull Endocrinebull Eyebull Gynaecologybull Reconstructivebull Orthopaedic-minor (knee surgery)bull Urologic-minor Abdominalbull Carotidbull Peripheral arterial angioplastybull Endovascular aneurysm repairbull Head and neck surgerybull Neurologicalorthopaedic-major (hip and spine surgery)bull Pulmonary renalliver transplantbull Urologic-major Aortic and major vascular surgerybull Peripheral vascular surgerybull aRisk of MI and cardiac death within 30 days after surgery Modified from Boersma et al Perioperative cardiovascular mortality in noncardiac
surgery validation of the Lee cardiac risk index Am J Med 20051181134ndash1141
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ndash RESPIRAZIONE IRREGOLARE
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ndash Modificazioni delle frequenza e o della pressione
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bull Chiamare aiuto
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bull Valutare lo stato di coscienzase incoscienteabbassare la poltrona trendelemburg
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Algoritmo di base
bull PABCDbull Posizionare
bull A airway
bull B breathing
bull Ccirculation
bull Ddefinitivo o diagnosi
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bull Prevenire il distress
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bull Segni e sintomibull Non rispondebull Non respirabull Non ha polsobull Trattamento
ndash Mettere il paz supinotavola sotto il torace o stendere sul pavimento
ndash Chiamare aiutondash Attaccare AED e seguire le istruzionindash Iniziare CPRndash Ossigenare ventilazione con pallone e maschera
bull httpyoutubeI-eFjl2G9vg
Emerg Med J 2012 Nov29(11)890-3 Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
Segal N Laurent F Maman L Plaisance P Augustin P
bull Source
bull Emergency Department Lariboisiegravere Hospital Paris 7 University (Paris Diderot) Paris France drnicolassegalgmailcom
bull Conflicting studies exist about the effectiveness of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on a dental chair In some situations dental surgeons are obliged to perform CPR with the patient on the chair Feedback devices are supposed to guide the compression depth in order to improve the quality of CPR but some devices are based on an accelerometer that can theoretically report erroneous results because of the lack of rigidity of a dental chair
bull OBJECTIVE
bull The aim of this study was to evaluate the accuracy of these devices to guide chest compressions on a dental chair
Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
bull METHODSbull A prospective randomised crossover equivalencenon-inferiority study was conducted to compare
the values of compression depths provided by the feedback device (Real CPR Help(reg) delivered by Zollcopy Medical Corporation Chelmsford MA USA) with the real measurements provided by the manikin (Resusci Anne(reg) Advanced SkillTrainer Laerdal Medical AScopy Norway) Chest-compression-only CPR was performed by 15 Basic Life Support instructors who carried out two rounds of continuous CPR for 2 min each Data were analysed with a correlation test a Bland-Altman method and a Wilcoxon test Statistical significance was defined as plt005
bull RESULTSbull A significant difference was found between the mean depths of compression measured by the
feedback device and the manikin on a dental chair and on the floor (plt00001) The feedback device overestimated the depth of chest compressions and Bland-Altman analysis demonstrated poor agreement
bull CONCLUSION
bull This study indicates that feedback devices with accelerometer technology are not sufficiently reliable to ensure adequate chest compression on dental chairs
Angina
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato
alle spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash sollievo con NTGsi spera ndash Ansiapalloresudorazionetachicardia
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minNatispraysublinguale ndash Ossigenondash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
Localizzazioni del dolore anginoso
Sharplocalized
radiating or notmay radiate to
teeth
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Infarto miocardico
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato alle
spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash Mancato sollievo con NTG ndash Dispneasincopediaforesimorte improvvisa
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ndash MONAMorfinaossigenonitroglicerinaaspirina
Fattori di rischio per cardiopatia ischemica
bull Etagravebull Sesso maschilema = gt 65 annibull Ipertensionebull DislipidemieColestTGHDL lowbull Diabetebull Fumobull Familiaritagravebull Malattie infiammatorie sistemiche collagenopatiebull Obesitagrave bull Metabolic syndrome This has been characterized by the presence of
hyperinsulinemia (fasting glucose level ge 100 mgdL) abdominal obesity (waist circumference gt40 in for men or gt35 in for women) decreased HDL cholesterol levels (lt 40 mgdL for men or lt 50 mgdL for women) hypertriglyceridemia (gt150 mgdL) and hypertension (ge 13085 mm Hg) Based on data from the 2000 US census an estimated 47 million Americans have the metabolic syndrome Patients with the metabolic syndrome have a 3-fold increased risk for coronary atherosclerosis and stroke compared with those without this syndrome
Fattori precipitanti lrsquoischemia
bull Sforzo fisico
bull Basse temperature
bull Digestione
bull Tachicardiafebbreipertiroidismo
bull Emozionistressndash Psichico(pauracontatto
ravvicinatooppressionecostrizioneinpossibilitagrave di muiversidi parlareodori sgradevolivista irritante o sgradevole
ndash dolore
bull Innalzamento vita media
bull Miglioramento condizioni socio-economiche ()
bull Procedure odontoiatriche sempre piugrave conservative
Maggiore frequenza di cardiopatici nella pratica odontoiatrica
Fattori stressantistressors
bull Malattiapersonale o di amici o famigliaribull Morte di un famigliare o di una persona amatabull Problemi di relazioni interpersonalibull Sovraccarico di lavorobull Inizio di un lavoro nuovobull disoccupazionebull pensionebull gravidanzabull affollamentobull traslocobull problemi della vita di tutti i giornirdquocopingrdquobull Problemi legalibull Problemi finanziaribull Perfezionismobull Eccecc
Quindinel paziente cardiopatico(ma anche negli altri)
Sedazione con BZD (short antagonizzabili)
bull Sedazione cosciente con N2O
bull empatia
bull Buona analgesia
Fin qui nov 10
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bull anginal and heart attack
Puntata ipertensiva
bull Segni e sintomindash Cefaleavertiginironziindash Disturbi della vistandash Cardiopalmo(tachicardia)ndash (dispnea)ndash Epistassi
bull Trattamentondash Nifedipina(nifedicor)5-15 gtt sublingualiOppndash Clonidina(catapresan) mezza1 fiala im o ev lentaOppndash Furosemide(Lasix) 1 2 fl im o ev lentandash Ossigenoterapia(occhialini)
Aritmie
bull Senza ECG
bull ipocineticheipercinetiche
Allergia
ndash Limitata ad un sistema o generalizzatandash Faringe e prime vie aereeedema angioneuroticondash Tratto respiratorioasmabroncospasmostridorendash Cuteorticariapruritondash Anafilassitutti i precedenti+collasso cardiocircolatoriondash DDangioedema ereditario
ndash Segni e sintomindash Pruritoarrossamentopomfiedema labbramucose boccafaringehellipndash Distress respiratorioasmandash Ipotensionepolso piccolofrequentepallore
bull Ossigenobull Chiamare aiutobull Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
anafilassi
bull Posizione supina
bull Ossigenazione
bull Adrenalina im 05mg
bull Liquidi evndash Antistaminico trimeton 10 mg im
ndash Cortisone
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull In caso di arrestoCPR
Cause di allergia
bull Materiali implantari e amalgama metallititanioporcellane e metalli nobili mercurio
bull Latexdighebull Acrilatibull Formaldeidebull Clorexidinabull AL e conservanti (metilparaben)
bull patch testing prick testing and blood tests for allergen-specific IgE
Sincope vasovagalesvenimentobull Segni e sintomi
ndash Svenimentondash Nausea ndash Debolezzandash Pallorendash Cute fredda e sudatandash Polso rallentatoma prima tachindash Ipotensionendash Discomfort addominalendash Midriasindash sbadiglio
bull Trattamentondash Posizione supinandash Elevare gli arti infndash Ossigenondash Monitorizzare ndash Atropina 05 mg im o iv
Fattori scatenanti psicogenipauraansiastress emotivocattive notiziedolorespecie se improvviso ed inaspettatovista del sanguestrumenti chirurgicisiringhe
Fattori scatenanti non psicogeniStazione erettaFame da salto del pasto o da dietaEsaurimentostanchezzaCattive condizioni fisicheAmbiente caldo-umidoAffollamentoSesso maschileGiovani16-35 anni
Pathophysiology
Stress
Catecholamines release
Decreased peripheral vascular resistance amp uarr blood flow to peripheral muscles
darr venous return
darr circulatory blood vol amp drop in arterial BP
Activation of Compensatory mechanisms
Reflex bradycardia develops (lt 50)
Significant drop in cardiac output associated with fall in BP below the critical level
Cerebral ischemia amp loss of consciousness
Assess consciousness (loss of response to sensory stimulation)
Activate office emergency system
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Perform additional procedures
Administer aromatic ammonia
Administer atropine if bradycardia persists
Do not panic
Post syncopal recovery- delayed recovery-
Postpone dental treatment Activate EMS
Determine precipitating factors
POSTURAL HYPOTENSION
Predisposing factors
bull Administration and ingestion of drugs eg antihypertensives like sodium depleting diuretics calcium channel blockers ampganglion blocking agents sedatives and narcotics histamine blockers levo dopa
bull Prolonged period of recumbency or convalescence
bull Inadequate postural reflex
bull Late stage pregnancy
bull Advanced age
bull Venous defects in legs (eg varicose veins)
bull Recovery from sympathectomy
bull Addissonrsquos disease
bull Physical exhaustion and starvation
bull Chronic postural hypotension (Shy ndash Drager syndrome)
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
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ndash Parola strascicataincoerentendash Comportamento alteratondash Polso rapidondash Apprensioneansiairrequietezzaaggressivitagravendash Disorientamentoperdita di coscienzandash Tremorindash sudorazione
bull Trattamentondash Succo di fruttacaramellazuccherino posndash Se egrave avvenuta perdita di coscienzaglucosio evndash Nel dubbio tra iper e ipoglicemiameglio somministrare glucosio comunque
ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
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Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
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Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
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PREOP ASSESSMENT
ldquoAt Riskrdquo Patients for Sedation or Analgesia
bull The ASA physical status risk classification of 3 or greater
bull Critical care patients
bull Extremes in age (lt1 or gt70 years of age)
bull Patients with chronic respiratory disease chronic obstructive pulmonary disease emphysemaCHRanginahellip
bull History of sleep apnea
bull Mentally and neurologically handicapped patients
bull Patients at risk for aspiration (ie hiatal hernia with regurgitation diabetes with gastroparesis)
bull Altered mental status
Relative Contraindications
Contraindications
bull Physical Examination
ndash Respiratory distress (wheezing stridor etc)
ndash Hypotension
ndash Morbid obesity
ndash OSA
Contraindications (continued)
bull Physical Examination
ndash Craniofacial abnormalities
ndash Short neck
ndash Decreased hyoid-mental distance (lt3cm in adult)
ndash Distorted landmarks on anterior surface of neck
Contraindications (continued)
bull Physical Examination
ndash Limited mouth opening
ndash Receding chin
ndash Large tongue
ndash Unable to view base of uvula with mouth open and tongue protruding
Pregnancy
bull Patients who are trying to conceive are pregnant or are breast-feeding must inform their dentist in advance of their appointment
Mallampati Classificationbull Class 1 Full visibility of tonsils uvula and soft palate
bull Class 2 Visibility of hard and soft palate upper portion of tonsils and uvula
bull Class 3 Soft and hard palate and base of the uvula are visible
bull Class 4 Only hard palate is visible
The Mallampati classification is used to
predict the ease of intubation It is
determined by looking at the anatomy of
the oral cavity Specifically it is based
on the visibility of the base of uvula
faucial pillars and soft palate Scoring
may be done with or without phonation
A high Mallampati score (class 3 or 4) is
associated with more difficult intubation
as well as a higher incidence of sleep
apnea
OSA screening
clinical diagnosis of OSA
bull The clinical diagnosis of OSA was defined as AHI(apnea hypopnea) greater than 5 with fragmented sleep and daytime sleepiness
bull According to the American Academy of Sleep Medicine practice guideline the severity of OSA is determined by the AHI 5ndash15 mild greater than 15ndash30 moderate greater than 30 severe
STOPsnoretiredobserved(stopped breathing)pressure
STOP QuestionnaireA Tool to Screen Patients for Obstructive Sleep ApneaAnesthesiology 2008 108812ndash21
Stop tradottoquasi corrisponde
bull SmdashldquoDo you snore loudly (louder than talking or loud enough to be heard through closed doors)rdquoRussi forte+ che parlare a voce alta
tanto da essere udito a porta chiusaSornacchiarebull TmdashldquoDo you often feel tired fatigued or sleepy during daytimerdquoti
senti stancoaffaticato o sonnolento durante il giorno Tiratohelliphellip
bull OmdashldquoHas anyone observed you stop breathing during your sleepNessuno ti ha osservato fermare il respiro durante il sonnoosservato
bull rdquo PmdashldquoDo you have or are you being treated for high blood pressure Hai o sei stato in terapia per ipertensionePressione
Screening of patients
Poliambulatorio helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip Modulo di consenso informato per procedure chirurgiche ambulatoriali o day surgery Da consegnare al momento della prenotazione e riportare
Si prega di leggere attentamente e riempire con i dati richiesti sopra le parti indicate dai puntini(datacittagravecognomenomeinterventofirma)
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Dichiaro di attenermi alle seguenti disposizioni
I)non assumere alcun cibo nelle 6 ore precedenti linterventone liquidi nelle due ore
precedenti raccomandazioni per il digiuno preoperatorio
MATERIALE INGERITO TEMPO MINIMO DI DIGIUNO
Liquidi chiari (acquacaffegravethe succo senza polpa bibite
gasate)
2 ore
Pasto leggero (toast e bibita) 6 ore
2)di non guidare alcuna automobile o motocicletta o bicicletta od utilizzare qualsiasi
macchinario nelle 24 ore seguenti Ianestesia o sedazione
3)di non assumere alcoolici nelle 24 ore seguenti lanestesia o sedazione
4)di farmi riaccompagnare alla mia residenza da un adulto responsabile
5)di rimanere in compagnia di un adulto responsabile una volta tornato al domicilio
6) di non assumere alcuna decisione importante ne firmare documenti
importanti(testamentoassicurazioni ecc)nelle 24 ore seguenti
7)di vestirmi in modo praticocosicchegrave il vestiario possa essere facilmente rimosso e
indossato e riposto in un armadiettoper estute da ginnastica con maniche larghe e
apertura frontale 8)di non portare gioielli o altri oggetti di valore in ambulatorio
9)di mettermi in contatto con lunitagrave chirurgica ambulatoriale nel caso insorga una
qualsiasi complicanza postoperatoria
10) di assumere o avere giagrave assunto la mia terapia agli intervalli soliticon un poco
di acqua se necessario
FIRMA
IDquest day surg e consensodoc
Screening of patients 2
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Via Fossolo 28
40138 Bologna
tel051390048
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puntini con le informazioni richiesteTutte le risposte sono confidenziali e coperte dal segreto
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Si sente ammalato SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ha o ha avuto una malattia seria SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ha affanno dopo sforzo SI NO
Ha tosse SI NO
Ha sibili respiratori SI NO
Ha dolore al petto da sforzo SI NO
Ha gonfiore alle caviglie SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie di cuore SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie dei polmoni SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie di fegato SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie dello stomaco reflussoulcera SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie dei reni SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie muscolari SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie cerebrali SI NO
Ha assunto farmaci negli ultimi tre mesi SI NO
Se Siqualihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Prende gocce nasali o oculari SI NO
Egrave allergico a qualche medicinale SI NO
Ersquo allergico a qualche cibo SI NO
Ha subito interventi o anestesie negli ultimi 3 mesi
SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Egrave mai stato operato prima drsquoora SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ci sono state strane storie in famiglia di incidenti insorti durante o subito dopo anestesia
SI NO
Porta occhiali o lenti a contatto SI NO
Porta protesi dentarie o ponti mobili SI NO Beve piugrave di in bicchiere di vino o di un superalcoolico al giorno
SI NO Fuma SI NO
Se Siquanto Ci sono stati altri problemi di salute fisica o mentale non compresi in questa lista
SI NO
Se Siqualihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Fa movimento o sport SI NO
Se sigraveche cosa(per es biciclettalavori di casaortoraccolta fruttaecc) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Raccolta dati
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ANESTESISTACHIRURGO
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DICHIARAZIONE DI AVVENUTA INFORMAZIONE E CONSENSO ALLrsquoANESTESIA
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che le mie condizioni di salute mi collocano nella classe ASAhelliphellip ed il rischio relativo allrsquointervento
chirurgico al quale io verrorsquo sottopostoa egrave helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ho compreso le informazioni circa il tipo di anestesia piugrave appropriato nella mia situazione e dopo avere preso in considerazione anche le eventuali alternative dograve il mio consenso al trattamento anestesiologico
concordato che saragrave il seguentehelliphelliphellip helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Sono stato informato che tale trattamento qualora si verificassero condizioni particolari che mi verranno
spiegate potrebbe essere modificato
Mi egrave stato spiegato che lrsquoanestesia pur essendo fra le metodiche piugrave sicure della medicina moderna puograve
comportare ancora oggi in rarissimi casi complicanze mortali o gravi danni permanenti in particolare di
tipo neurologico Mi ritengo adeguatamente informato e non desidero ricevere ulteriori informazioni
In seguito alla mia richiesta di ulteriori informazioni ho ricevuto e compreso ogni spiegazione sui
trattamenti anestesiologici che verranno adottati prima durante e dopo lrsquointervento In particolare ho
compreso le informazioni circa le complicanze piugrave comuni e prevedibili nel mio caso specifico che
consistono inhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
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Dichiarazioni particolarihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
DATA
Firma del Paziente Firma del Medico Anestesista
helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip helliphellip
Firma del Tutorehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipdihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Drugs taken by patientshellip
bull We consistently found associations of antipsychotic and SSRI antidepressant treatment with sudden unexplaineddeath significantly raised risk ratios being found for typicaland atypical antipsychotics the latter including risperidoneand olanzapine individually and the SSRI antidepressants including citalopram fluoxetine and sertraline Individually
bull Br J Clin Pharmacol 2009 November 68(5) 743ndash751bull doi 101111j1365-2125200903496xbull PMCID PMC2791981bull Sudden death in patients receiving drugs tending to
prolong the QT intervalbull Kate Jolly1 Michael D Gammage2 Kar Keung Cheng1 Peter
Bradburn1 Miriam V Banting1 and Michael J S Langman2
J Can Dent Assoc 2009 Feb75(1)41Dental surgery for patients on anticoagulant therapy with warfarin a
systematic review and meta-analysisNematullah A Alabousi A Blanas N Douketis JD Sutherland SE
bull University of Toronto Ontario Canadabull Comment in bull Evid Based Dent 200910(2)52 bull Republished in bull Tex Dent J 2009 Dec126(12)1183-93 bull Abstractbull PURPOSE To evaluate the effect of continuing warfarin therapy on the bleeding risk of patients undergoing elective dental surgical proceduresbull METHODS Data sources were the MEDLINE and EMBASE databases the Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials a manual citation review of
the relevant literature content experts and relevant abstracts from the proceedings of the International Association for Dental Research Study selection was carried out independently by 2 reviewers as was quality assessment Data extraction was done by 3 reviewers Differences were resolved by consensus Eligible studies were randomized controlled trials that compared the effects of continuing the regular dose of warfarintherapy with the effects of discontinuing or modifying the dose on the incidence of bleeding in patients undergoing dental procedures
bull RESULTS Five trials (a total of 553 patients) met the inclusion criteria Compared with interrupting warfarin therapy (either partial or complete) perioperative continuation of warfarin with patients usual dose was not associated with an increased risk for clinically significant nonmajor bleeding (relative risk [RR] 071 95 confidence interval [CI] 039-128 p = 065 I2 = 0) or an increased risk for minor bleeding (RR 119 95 CI 090-158 p = 022 I2 = 0)
bull CONCLUSIONS Continuing the regular dose of warfarin therapy does not seem to confer an increased risk of bleeding compared with discontinuing or modifying the warfarin dose for patients undergoing minor dental procedures
Clin Oral Implants Res 2009 Sep20 Suppl 496-106What influence do anticoagulants have on oral implant therapy
A systematic reviewMadrid C Sanz M
bull bull Department of oral surgery Oral Medicine and Hospital Dentistry Department of Ambulatory Care and Community Medicine University of Lausanne
Lausanne Switzerland carlosmadridhospvdchbull Abstractbull OBJECTIVES This systematic review aims to assess the risks (both thromboembolic and bleeding) of an oral anticoagulation therapy (OAT) patient undergoing
implant therapy and to provide a management protocol to patients under OAT undergoing implant therapybull MATERIAL AND METHODS Medline Cochrane Data Base of Systematic Reviews the Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials and EMBASE (from 1980 to
December 2008) were searched for English-language articles published between 1966 and 2008 This search was completed by a hand research accessing the references cited in all identified publications
bull RESULTS Nineteen studies were identified reporting outcomes after oral surgery procedures (mostly dental extractions in patients on OAT following different management protocols and haemostatic therapies) Five studies were randomized-controlled trials (RCTs) 11 were controlled clinical trials (CCTs) and three were prospective case series The OAT management strategies as well as the protocols during and after surgery were different This heterogeneity prevented any possible data aggregation and synthesis The results from these studies are very homogeneous reporting minor bleeding in very few patients without a significant difference between the OAT patients who continue with the vitamin K antagonists vs the patients who stopped this medication before surgery These post-operative bleeding events were controlled only with local haemostatic measures tranexamic acid mouthwashes gelatine sponges and cellulose gauzess application were effective Post-operative bleeding did not correlate with the international normalised ratio (INR) status In none of the studies was a thromboembolic event reported
bull CONCLUSIONS OAT patients (INR 2-4) who do not discontinue the AC medication do not have a significantly higher risk of post-operative bleeding than non-OAT patients and they also do not have a higher risk of post-operative bleeding than OAT patients who discontinue the medication In patients with OAT (INR 2-4) without discontinuation topical haemostatic agents were effective in preventing post-operative bleeding OAT discontinuation is not recommended for minor oral surgery such as single tooth extraction or implant placement provided that this does not involve autogenous bone grafts extensive flaps or osteotomy preparations extending outside the bony envelope Evidence does not support that dental implant placement in patients on OAT is contraindicated
bull The following are the latestguidelineshowever every DDS should thinkabouthelliphellip
Guideline TitleSteps to reduce surgical risk In II guidelines for perioperative evaluation
Bibliographic Source(s)Gualandro DM Yu PC Calderaro D Marques AC Pinho C Caramelli B et al Steps to reduce surgical risk In II guidelines for perioperative evaluation Arq Bras Cardiol
201196(3 Suppl 1)23-41 [379 references]
bull Antiplatelet Agents (AAS)bull Recommendations for antiplatelet agents before noncardiac surgeriesbull Degree of Recommendation Ibull Patients with coronary artery disease and noncardiac surgery scheduled should maintain the use of
AAS at a low dose of 75 to 100 mgday except in neurosurgeries and transurethral resection of the prostate Level of Evidence B
bull Patients using dual antiplatelet therapy by means of recent angioplasty with stent should keepreceiving AAS throughout the perioperative period with discontinuation of thienopyridine 5 daysbefore surgery and reintroduction as early as possible ideally before the patient completes 10 daysof discontinuation Level of Evidence C
bull Patients receiving antiplatelet therapy only with thienopyridine and surgery scheduled with moderate to high-risk of bleeding should discontinue medication 5 days before Level of EvidenceC
bull Degree of Recommendation IIabull Keep dual antiplatelet therapy in procedures with low risk for bleeding Level of Evidence Cbull Patients receiving antiplatelet therapy only with thienopyridine and surgery scheduled with low risk
of bleeding should continue medication in the perioperative period Level of Evidence C
bull Procedures with Low Risk of Bleedingbull Cataract surgerybull Minor dermatological proceduresbull Dental procedures - hygiene simple extraction restoration endodontic and
prosthetic proceduresbull Recommendationsbull Patients at High Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence Cbull Discontinue warfarin 5 days before surgery and wait for INR lt15 to perform the procedurebull UFH or prophylactic LMWH can be used in the preoperative period if indicatedbull Postoperatively use UFH or prophylactic LMWH if indicated by the type of procedure and resume warfarin 12 to 14 hours after surgerybull Patients at Low Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence Cbull Discontinue warfarin 5 days before surgery and wait for INR lt15bull Start full-dose UFH or LMWH when INR lt20bull Discontinue intravenous UFH 4 hours before surgery and subcutaneous LMWH 24 hours before surgerybull Postoperatively restart full-dose UFH or LMWH and warfarin and 12 to 24 hours after the procedure and discontinue heparin only when the INR is within
therapeutic rangebull Patients at Intermediate Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence Cbull Depending on the individual assessment of each patient the guidelines can be followed either for the high or low risk to the discretion of the physician in
chargebull Procedures with Low Risk of Bleedingbull Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence Cbull Perform the procedure with an INR within the therapeutic range ndash it is not necessary to discontinue the anticoagulantbull If INR gt3 discontinue anticoagulation therapy one or two days before surgery and reintroduce it the night after surgery
Endocarditis Prophylaxis
bull Dental Procedures and Prevention of Infective Endocarditisbull Dental procedures with higher risk for bacteremia are subgingival placement of antibiotic fibers or strips dental extractions dental implants or reimplants endodontic and periodontal
procedures placement of orthodontic bands and procedures with significant bleeding Whenever high-risk patients undergo these procedures should receive antibiotic prophylaxis Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence C It is likely that low-income populations with little access to health care with heart diseases other than those cited in Table 2 (below) also benefit from infective endocarditis (IE) prophylaxis before dental procedures Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence C
bull Table 2 Patients at Risk of Acquiring Severe Infective Endocarditisbull Patient with prosthetic heart valvebull Valvular heart disease corrected with prosthetic materialbull History of infective endocarditisbull Acquired valvular heart disease in patient who underwent heart transplantbull Uncorrected cyanotic congenital heart diseasebull Corrected cyanotic congenital heart disease that evolves with residual lesionbull Congenital heart disease corrected with prosthetic materialbull Surgical Procedures and Prevention of Infective Endocarditisbull Indications for Endocarditis Prophylaxisbull Degree of Recommendation Ibull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will be subjected to dental procedures with a high probability of significant bacteremia (see Table 3 below)
Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Table 3 Dental Procedures and Indication of Infective Endocarditis Prophylaxisbull Indicated Not Recommended ndash Any Patients Who Will Undergo the Procedures Belowbull For patients at risk for severe infective endocarditis and who will undergo procedures involving manipulation of gingival tissue periodontal region or perforation of oral mucosa Local
anesthesia in non-infected tissuebull Dental X-raybull Placement or removal of bracesbull Adjustment of bracesbull Placement of parts in bracesbull Natural loss of milk toothbull Bleeding originated from the trauma of the oral mucosa or lipsbull Degree of Recommendation IIabull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria on Table 2 (above) and who will undergo dental procedures with a high
probability of significant bacteremia (see Table 3 above) Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will undergo genitourinary or gastrointestinal procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic
regimen (see Table 11 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will undergo esophageal or respiratory tract procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen
(see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Degree of Recommendation IIbbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo dental procedures that do not meet
the criteria on Table 3 (above) Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo genitourinary or gastrointestinal
procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen (see Table 11 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo esophageal or respiratory tract
procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Degree of Recommendation IIIbull There is no indication for IE prophylaxis in patients with interatrial communication alone interventricular communication or corrected patent ductus arteriosus and without residual
flow myocardial revascularization surgery mitral valve prolapse without regurgitation after placement of stents innocent heart murmurs patients with pacemakers or implantablecardioverter-defibrillators (ICDs) history of Kawasaki disease or rheumatic fever without valve dysfunction who will undergo dental esophageal respiratory tract genitourinary or
Guideline on antibiotic prophylaxis for dental patients at risk for infection
Bibliographic Source(s)Clinical Affairs Committee Council on Clinical Affairs Guideline on
antibiotic prophylaxis for dental patients at risk for infection Chicago (IL) American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) 2011 5 p [27
references]bull Major Recommendationsbull The conservative use of antibiotics is indicated to minimize the risk of developing resistance to current antibiotic regimens Given the increasing number of organisms that have
developed resistance to current antibiotic regimens as well as the potential for an adverse anaphylactic reaction to the drug administered it is best to be judicious in the use of antibiotics for the prevention of infective endocarditis (IE) and other distant-site infections
bull Patients with Cardiac Conditionsbull Dental practitioners should consider prophylactic measures to minimize the risk of IE in patients with underlying cardiac conditions The risk of developing IE can arise from a combination
of high-risk patients and dental procedures However at-risk patients with poor oral hygiene and gingival bleeding after routine activities (eg toothbrushing) also have shown an increased potential for developing complications of IE It therefore is recommended to encourage daily good oral hygiene practices to reduce gingivitis as part of the prophylacticregimen These patients andor parents need to be educated and motivated to maintain personal oral hygiene through daily plaque removal including flossing Greater emphasis shouldbe placed on improved access to dental care and oral health in patients with underlying cardiac conditions at high risk for IE and less focus on a dental procedure and antibiotic coverage Professional prevention strategies should be based upon the individuals assessed risk for caries and periodontal disease
bull Specific recommendations from the latest American Heart Association (AHA) guideline on prevention of IE are included in the tables below The AHA recommends antibiotic prophylaxisonly for those whose underlying cardiac conditions are associated with the highest risk of adverse outcome (see Table 1 below) Such conditions include prosthetic heart valves previoushistory of IE unrepaired or incompletely repaired cyanotic congenital heart disease (CHD) completely repaired congenital heart defect with prosthetic material or device during the first 6 months after the procedure repaired CHD with residual defects at the site or adjacent to the site of a prosthetic patch or device and cardiac transplantation recipients who developcardiac valvulopathy In addition to those diagnoses listed in the AHA guidelines patients with a reported history of injection drug use may be considered at risk for developing IE in the absence of cardiac anomalies Although quite rare complications from intraoral tongue piercing can include IE among patients with a pre-existing cardiac valvular condition andor history of injection drug use Consultation with the patients physician may be necessary to determine susceptibility to bacteremia-induced infections
bull Antibiotics are recommended for all dental procedures that involve manipulation of gingival tissue or the periapical region of teeth or perforation of the oral mucosa (see Table 2 below) Specific antibiotic regimens can be found in Table 3 in the original guideline document Practitioners and patientsparents can review the entire AHA guidelines in the AHA CirculationJournal archives httpcircahajournalsorgcgicontentfull116151736 for additional background information as well as discussion of special circumstances (eg patients already receiving antibiotic therapy patients on anticoagulant therapy)
bull Patients with Compromised Immunitybull Patients with a compromised immune system may not be able to tolerate a transient bacteremia following invasive dental procedures These non-cardiac factors can place a patient with
compromised immunity at risk for distant-site infection from a dental procedure This category includes but is not limited to patients with the following medical conditionsbull Immunosuppression secondary tobull Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)bull Severe combined immunodeficiency (SCIDS)bull Neutropeniabull Cancer chemotherapybull Hematopoietic stem cell or solid organ transplantationbull Head and neck radiotherapybull Autoimmune disease (eg juvenile arthritis systemic lupus erythematosus)bull Sickle cell anemiabull Asplenism or status post splenectomybull Chronic steroid usagebull Diabetesbull Bisphosphonate therapybull Consultation with the childs physician is recommended for management of patients with a compromised immune system Discussion of antibiotic prophylaxis for patients undergoing
chemotherapy irradiation and hematopoietic cell transplantation appears in a separate American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) guideline (see the National GuidelineClearinghouse [NGC] summary Guideline on Dental Management of Pediatric Patients Receiving Chemotherapy Hematopoietic Cell Transplantation andor Radiation)
bull Patients with Shunts Indwelling Vascular Catheters or Medical Devicesbull The AHA recommends that antibiotic prophylaxis for nonvalvular devices including indwelling vascular catheters (central lines) and cardiovascular implantable electronic devices (CIED)
is indicated only at the time of placement of these devices in order to prevent surgical site infection The AHA found no convincing evidence that microorganisms associated with dentalprocedures cause infection of CIED and nonvalvular devices at any time after implantation The infections occurring after device implantation most often are caused by Staphylococcusaureus and coagulase negative staphylococci or other microorganisms that are non-oral in origin but are associated with surgical implantation or other active infections The AHA furtherstates that immunosuppression is not an independent risk factor for nonvalvular device infections immunocompromised hosts who have those devices should receive antibioticprophylaxis as advocated for immunocompetent hosts Consultation with the childs physician is recommended for management of patients with nonvalvular devices
Cardiac Conditions Associated with the Highest Risk of AdverseOutcome from Endocarditis for Which Prophylaxis with Dental
Procedures Is Reasonable
bull Prosthetic cardiac valve or prosthetic material used for cardiac valve repair
bull Previous infective endocarditisbull Congenital heart disease (CHD)bull Unrepaired cyanotic CHD including palliative shunts and conduitsbull Completely repaired congenital heart defect with prosthetic
material or device whether placed by surgery or by catheterintervention during the first 6 months after the procedure
bull Repaired CHD with residual defects at the site or adjacent to the site of a prosthetic patch or prosthetic device (which inhibitendothelialization)
bull Cardiac transplantation recipients who develop cardiac valvulopathy
Dental Procedures for which Endocarditis ProphylaxisIs Reasonable for Patients in Table 1
bull All dental procedures that involve manipulation of gingival tissue or the periapical region of teeth or perforation of the oral mucosa
bull The following procedures and events do not needprophylaxis routine anesthetic injections throughnoninfected tissue taking dental radiographs placement of removable prosthodontic or orthodonticappliances adjustment of orthodontic appliances placement of orthodontic brackets shedding of deciduous teeth and bleeding from trauma to the lipsor oral mucosa
Considerations for Perioperative Anticoagulationarfarin therapy - management during invasive procedures and
surgeryBibliographic Source(s)
Medical Services Commission Warfarin therapy - management during invasive procedures and surgery Victoria (BC) British Columbia Medical Services Commission 2010 Oct 1 7 p [8 references]
bull Note Always consult with the surgeon and anesthesiologist aboutbull Risk of bleedingbull Goal INRbull Acceptable INR for surgerybull Baseline INR is recommended in every case and this will guide further therapybull Always discuss with surgeon and anesthesiologist what the INR should be before surgery (goal INR)bull An INR lt15 is generally acceptable except for neurosurgery ocular surgery and procedures requiring spinal anesthesia or epidural analgesia (Horlocker et al
2003)bull Risk of bleedingbull In general the type of procedure determines the risk of bleeding and how long anticoagulation must be withheld post-operativelybull Discontinuation of warfarin is essential for these procedures associated with a high risk of bleeding
ndash Procedures that the body cavity is entered eg open thoracic abdominal or pelvic surgeryndash Percutaneous needle procedures in non-compressible sites including organ biopsiesndash Any type of prostatic surgeryndash Surgery sites where minor bleeding can cause significant morbidity (eg central nervous system [CNS] and intraocular procedures)ndash Major arthroplasty surgery eg hip or knee replacement
bull Discontinuation of warfarin is usually not necessary for these procedures associated with a low risk of bleedingndash Percutaneous needle procedures in readily compressible sites (eg peripheral venous access)ndash Many skin proceduresndash Routine dental procedures (eg hygiene simple extractions restorations endodontics prosthetics)
ndash Endoscopy without biopsy
bull Assess the risk of bleeding from the procedure with the assistance of the surgeon and anesthesiologistC
Guidelines for pre-operative cardiac risk assessment and perioperative cardiac management in non-cardiac surgeryBibliographic Source(s)
Task Force for Preoperative Cardiac Risk Assessment and Perioperative [trunc] European Society of Anaesthesiology Poldermans D Bax JJ Boersma E De Hert S Eeckhout E Fowkes G Gorenek B Hennerici MG Iung B Kelm M Kjeldsen KP Kristensen SD Lopez-Sendon J Pelosi P Philippe F Pierard L Ponikowski P Schmid JP Sellevold OF Sicari R Van den Berghe G Vermassen F Guidelines for pre-operative cardiac risk
assessment and perioperative cardiac management in non-cardiac surgery Eur Heart J 2009 Nov30(22)2769-812 [238 references] PubMed
bull Pre-operative Evaluationbull Surgical Risk for Cardiac Eventsbull Although patient-specific factors are more important than surgery-specific factors in predicting the cardiac risk for noncardiac surgical procedures
the type of surgery cannot be ignored when evaluating a particular patient undergoing an intervention With regard to cardiac risk surgicalinterventions can be divided into low-risk intermediate-risk and high-risk groups with estimated 30-day cardiac event rates (cardiac death and myocardial infarction [MI]) of lt1 1ndash5 and gt5 respectively (see table below) Although only a rough estimation this risk stratification providesa good indication of the need for cardiac evaluation drug treatment and assessment of risk for cardiac events
bull Table Surgical Riska Estimatebull Low-risk lt1 Intermediate-risk 1-5 High-risk gt5bull Breastbull Dentalbull Endocrinebull Eyebull Gynaecologybull Reconstructivebull Orthopaedic-minor (knee surgery)bull Urologic-minor Abdominalbull Carotidbull Peripheral arterial angioplastybull Endovascular aneurysm repairbull Head and neck surgerybull Neurologicalorthopaedic-major (hip and spine surgery)bull Pulmonary renalliver transplantbull Urologic-major Aortic and major vascular surgerybull Peripheral vascular surgerybull aRisk of MI and cardiac death within 30 days after surgery Modified from Boersma et al Perioperative cardiovascular mortality in noncardiac
surgery validation of the Lee cardiac risk index Am J Med 20051181134ndash1141
Segni vitali
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Inserire fot Omron
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Riconoscere una emergenza
bull Segni e sintomi di emergenza incipiente
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ndash Cute pallida
ndash Sudorazione
ndash Vomito(nausea)
ndash RESPIRAZIONE IRREGOLARE
ndash SENSAZIONI STRANE O INSOLITE
ndash Modificazioni delle frequenza e o della pressione
Codice di deontologia medica
bull Art 7 ndash Obbligo drsquointervento drsquourgenza Il medico
e devetempestivamente attivarsi per assicurare ognispecifica adeguata assistenza
Procedure iniziali nellrsquoemergenzabull Interrompere la procedura
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull Chiamare il kit di emergenza
bull Valutare lo stato di coscienzase incoscienteabbassare la poltrona trendelemburg
bull Somministrare O2se coscienteocchialinise incosciente ma respira maschera se incosciente e non respira pallone e maschera
Algoritmo di base
bull PABCDbull Posizionare
bull A airway
bull B breathing
bull Ccirculation
bull Ddefinitivo o diagnosi
Come valutare lo stato di coscienza
1 come definirlo cosciente
vigile
soporoso
coma
2 come riconoscerlo stimolo verbale
stimolo doloroso
3 come valutarlo risposta verbale
apertura occhi
risposta motoria
Valutare le vie aereeaprire la bocca
estendere il capo e sostenere il mentoimpiegare lrsquoaspirazione se necessario
Valutare la respirazionese non respiradai due respiri con ossigeno 100
se in apneainserisci la cannula orofaringea chiama per lrsquoAED
Valutare la circolazionecerca il polsocarotide(radiale)
in assenza di polsopreparati per CPRmettere il paziente in pianomeglio al suolo iniziare MCE
applicare lrsquoAED se crsquoegrave il polsovalutare la frequenza e la forza
Distress
bull Respiratoriobroncospasmoasma
bull ToracicodoloreanginaMI
bull Psicologicoagitazioneconvulsioni
bull Prevenire il distress
ndash Ambiente accoglientetranquillorilassato
ndash Minimizzare la paurail freddo
ndash Mantenere PA e FC e respirazione nei limiti
ndash Non interrompere la terapia
Valutare il paz e la situazionebull Controllare i segni vitali del pazientePAFCrespirazionecolorebull Non tentare di trasportare il paziente da solibull Chiama immediatamente il 118 se
ndash Arresto cardiacondash Arresto respiratoriondash incoscienzagt 1 minndash Stato confusionale prolungatondash Dolore toracico gt 5 min non alleviato dal venitrinndash Difficoltagrave respiratoriandash Convulsionindash Ipotensione grave o tachicardia()
bull Tratta il paziente in emergenza finchegrave non arriva il soccorsobull Tieni pronta la cartella e quanto fatto finora per la squadra di soccorsobull Compila la scheda delle emergenze in studio
What types of emergencies can be expected in the dental office
Ostruzione delle vie aeree
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentoimprovvisaafferrare la gola(segno universale)ndash Stridorendash Tosse violentandash Dispneaspasmindash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Tosse forzatandash Compressione addominalendash Percussione dorsale con paziente curvo in avanti ndash Ossigenazione ndash Ispezione delle prime vie aereendash laringoscopiopinza di Magillaspiratorendash Chiamare aiutondash Trasferimento in ospedale per broncoscopia in urgenza
How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver You tubehttpyoutubekJDpr05zmB4
bull How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver
bull Edited by Bob Robertson Rob S Nicole Willson Travis Derouin and 37 others
bull Googlewikihow
Airway obstruction management
Asmabroncospasmo
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentondash Sensazione di peso sul toracendash stridorendash Tossendash Dispneandash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Posizionare il pazsedutobraccia in avantindash Ossigenondash Spray con salbutamol 2 puffripeti dopo 5 min se inefficacendash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
bull httpyoutubekff3co6xwik
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bull httpyoutubewlygTaY4ioc
Arresto cardiaco
bull Segni e sintomibull Non rispondebull Non respirabull Non ha polsobull Trattamento
ndash Mettere il paz supinotavola sotto il torace o stendere sul pavimento
ndash Chiamare aiutondash Attaccare AED e seguire le istruzionindash Iniziare CPRndash Ossigenare ventilazione con pallone e maschera
bull httpyoutubeI-eFjl2G9vg
Emerg Med J 2012 Nov29(11)890-3 Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
Segal N Laurent F Maman L Plaisance P Augustin P
bull Source
bull Emergency Department Lariboisiegravere Hospital Paris 7 University (Paris Diderot) Paris France drnicolassegalgmailcom
bull Conflicting studies exist about the effectiveness of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on a dental chair In some situations dental surgeons are obliged to perform CPR with the patient on the chair Feedback devices are supposed to guide the compression depth in order to improve the quality of CPR but some devices are based on an accelerometer that can theoretically report erroneous results because of the lack of rigidity of a dental chair
bull OBJECTIVE
bull The aim of this study was to evaluate the accuracy of these devices to guide chest compressions on a dental chair
Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
bull METHODSbull A prospective randomised crossover equivalencenon-inferiority study was conducted to compare
the values of compression depths provided by the feedback device (Real CPR Help(reg) delivered by Zollcopy Medical Corporation Chelmsford MA USA) with the real measurements provided by the manikin (Resusci Anne(reg) Advanced SkillTrainer Laerdal Medical AScopy Norway) Chest-compression-only CPR was performed by 15 Basic Life Support instructors who carried out two rounds of continuous CPR for 2 min each Data were analysed with a correlation test a Bland-Altman method and a Wilcoxon test Statistical significance was defined as plt005
bull RESULTSbull A significant difference was found between the mean depths of compression measured by the
feedback device and the manikin on a dental chair and on the floor (plt00001) The feedback device overestimated the depth of chest compressions and Bland-Altman analysis demonstrated poor agreement
bull CONCLUSION
bull This study indicates that feedback devices with accelerometer technology are not sufficiently reliable to ensure adequate chest compression on dental chairs
Angina
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato
alle spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash sollievo con NTGsi spera ndash Ansiapalloresudorazionetachicardia
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minNatispraysublinguale ndash Ossigenondash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
Localizzazioni del dolore anginoso
Sharplocalized
radiating or notmay radiate to
teeth
You tube3 IUSB angina attack
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bull Molto pertinente
bull httpyoutubejd-9DSDWSsI
bull Angina pectoris medical emergency
Infarto miocardico
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato alle
spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash Mancato sollievo con NTG ndash Dispneasincopediaforesimorte improvvisa
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ndash MONAMorfinaossigenonitroglicerinaaspirina
Fattori di rischio per cardiopatia ischemica
bull Etagravebull Sesso maschilema = gt 65 annibull Ipertensionebull DislipidemieColestTGHDL lowbull Diabetebull Fumobull Familiaritagravebull Malattie infiammatorie sistemiche collagenopatiebull Obesitagrave bull Metabolic syndrome This has been characterized by the presence of
hyperinsulinemia (fasting glucose level ge 100 mgdL) abdominal obesity (waist circumference gt40 in for men or gt35 in for women) decreased HDL cholesterol levels (lt 40 mgdL for men or lt 50 mgdL for women) hypertriglyceridemia (gt150 mgdL) and hypertension (ge 13085 mm Hg) Based on data from the 2000 US census an estimated 47 million Americans have the metabolic syndrome Patients with the metabolic syndrome have a 3-fold increased risk for coronary atherosclerosis and stroke compared with those without this syndrome
Fattori precipitanti lrsquoischemia
bull Sforzo fisico
bull Basse temperature
bull Digestione
bull Tachicardiafebbreipertiroidismo
bull Emozionistressndash Psichico(pauracontatto
ravvicinatooppressionecostrizioneinpossibilitagrave di muiversidi parlareodori sgradevolivista irritante o sgradevole
ndash dolore
bull Innalzamento vita media
bull Miglioramento condizioni socio-economiche ()
bull Procedure odontoiatriche sempre piugrave conservative
Maggiore frequenza di cardiopatici nella pratica odontoiatrica
Fattori stressantistressors
bull Malattiapersonale o di amici o famigliaribull Morte di un famigliare o di una persona amatabull Problemi di relazioni interpersonalibull Sovraccarico di lavorobull Inizio di un lavoro nuovobull disoccupazionebull pensionebull gravidanzabull affollamentobull traslocobull problemi della vita di tutti i giornirdquocopingrdquobull Problemi legalibull Problemi finanziaribull Perfezionismobull Eccecc
Quindinel paziente cardiopatico(ma anche negli altri)
Sedazione con BZD (short antagonizzabili)
bull Sedazione cosciente con N2O
bull empatia
bull Buona analgesia
Fin qui nov 10
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bull anginal and heart attack
Puntata ipertensiva
bull Segni e sintomindash Cefaleavertiginironziindash Disturbi della vistandash Cardiopalmo(tachicardia)ndash (dispnea)ndash Epistassi
bull Trattamentondash Nifedipina(nifedicor)5-15 gtt sublingualiOppndash Clonidina(catapresan) mezza1 fiala im o ev lentaOppndash Furosemide(Lasix) 1 2 fl im o ev lentandash Ossigenoterapia(occhialini)
Aritmie
bull Senza ECG
bull ipocineticheipercinetiche
Allergia
ndash Limitata ad un sistema o generalizzatandash Faringe e prime vie aereeedema angioneuroticondash Tratto respiratorioasmabroncospasmostridorendash Cuteorticariapruritondash Anafilassitutti i precedenti+collasso cardiocircolatoriondash DDangioedema ereditario
ndash Segni e sintomindash Pruritoarrossamentopomfiedema labbramucose boccafaringehellipndash Distress respiratorioasmandash Ipotensionepolso piccolofrequentepallore
bull Ossigenobull Chiamare aiutobull Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
anafilassi
bull Posizione supina
bull Ossigenazione
bull Adrenalina im 05mg
bull Liquidi evndash Antistaminico trimeton 10 mg im
ndash Cortisone
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull In caso di arrestoCPR
Cause di allergia
bull Materiali implantari e amalgama metallititanioporcellane e metalli nobili mercurio
bull Latexdighebull Acrilatibull Formaldeidebull Clorexidinabull AL e conservanti (metilparaben)
bull patch testing prick testing and blood tests for allergen-specific IgE
Sincope vasovagalesvenimentobull Segni e sintomi
ndash Svenimentondash Nausea ndash Debolezzandash Pallorendash Cute fredda e sudatandash Polso rallentatoma prima tachindash Ipotensionendash Discomfort addominalendash Midriasindash sbadiglio
bull Trattamentondash Posizione supinandash Elevare gli arti infndash Ossigenondash Monitorizzare ndash Atropina 05 mg im o iv
Fattori scatenanti psicogenipauraansiastress emotivocattive notiziedolorespecie se improvviso ed inaspettatovista del sanguestrumenti chirurgicisiringhe
Fattori scatenanti non psicogeniStazione erettaFame da salto del pasto o da dietaEsaurimentostanchezzaCattive condizioni fisicheAmbiente caldo-umidoAffollamentoSesso maschileGiovani16-35 anni
Pathophysiology
Stress
Catecholamines release
Decreased peripheral vascular resistance amp uarr blood flow to peripheral muscles
darr venous return
darr circulatory blood vol amp drop in arterial BP
Activation of Compensatory mechanisms
Reflex bradycardia develops (lt 50)
Significant drop in cardiac output associated with fall in BP below the critical level
Cerebral ischemia amp loss of consciousness
Assess consciousness (loss of response to sensory stimulation)
Activate office emergency system
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Perform additional procedures
Administer aromatic ammonia
Administer atropine if bradycardia persists
Do not panic
Post syncopal recovery- delayed recovery-
Postpone dental treatment Activate EMS
Determine precipitating factors
POSTURAL HYPOTENSION
Predisposing factors
bull Administration and ingestion of drugs eg antihypertensives like sodium depleting diuretics calcium channel blockers ampganglion blocking agents sedatives and narcotics histamine blockers levo dopa
bull Prolonged period of recumbency or convalescence
bull Inadequate postural reflex
bull Late stage pregnancy
bull Advanced age
bull Venous defects in legs (eg varicose veins)
bull Recovery from sympathectomy
bull Addissonrsquos disease
bull Physical exhaustion and starvation
bull Chronic postural hypotension (Shy ndash Drager syndrome)
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
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ipoglicemia
bull Segni e sintomibull Senso di fame
ndash Parola strascicataincoerentendash Comportamento alteratondash Polso rapidondash Apprensioneansiairrequietezzaaggressivitagravendash Disorientamentoperdita di coscienzandash Tremorindash sudorazione
bull Trattamentondash Succo di fruttacaramellazuccherino posndash Se egrave avvenuta perdita di coscienzaglucosio evndash Nel dubbio tra iper e ipoglicemiameglio somministrare glucosio comunque
ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
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Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
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Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
bull
ldquoAt Riskrdquo Patients for Sedation or Analgesia
bull The ASA physical status risk classification of 3 or greater
bull Critical care patients
bull Extremes in age (lt1 or gt70 years of age)
bull Patients with chronic respiratory disease chronic obstructive pulmonary disease emphysemaCHRanginahellip
bull History of sleep apnea
bull Mentally and neurologically handicapped patients
bull Patients at risk for aspiration (ie hiatal hernia with regurgitation diabetes with gastroparesis)
bull Altered mental status
Relative Contraindications
Contraindications
bull Physical Examination
ndash Respiratory distress (wheezing stridor etc)
ndash Hypotension
ndash Morbid obesity
ndash OSA
Contraindications (continued)
bull Physical Examination
ndash Craniofacial abnormalities
ndash Short neck
ndash Decreased hyoid-mental distance (lt3cm in adult)
ndash Distorted landmarks on anterior surface of neck
Contraindications (continued)
bull Physical Examination
ndash Limited mouth opening
ndash Receding chin
ndash Large tongue
ndash Unable to view base of uvula with mouth open and tongue protruding
Pregnancy
bull Patients who are trying to conceive are pregnant or are breast-feeding must inform their dentist in advance of their appointment
Mallampati Classificationbull Class 1 Full visibility of tonsils uvula and soft palate
bull Class 2 Visibility of hard and soft palate upper portion of tonsils and uvula
bull Class 3 Soft and hard palate and base of the uvula are visible
bull Class 4 Only hard palate is visible
The Mallampati classification is used to
predict the ease of intubation It is
determined by looking at the anatomy of
the oral cavity Specifically it is based
on the visibility of the base of uvula
faucial pillars and soft palate Scoring
may be done with or without phonation
A high Mallampati score (class 3 or 4) is
associated with more difficult intubation
as well as a higher incidence of sleep
apnea
OSA screening
clinical diagnosis of OSA
bull The clinical diagnosis of OSA was defined as AHI(apnea hypopnea) greater than 5 with fragmented sleep and daytime sleepiness
bull According to the American Academy of Sleep Medicine practice guideline the severity of OSA is determined by the AHI 5ndash15 mild greater than 15ndash30 moderate greater than 30 severe
STOPsnoretiredobserved(stopped breathing)pressure
STOP QuestionnaireA Tool to Screen Patients for Obstructive Sleep ApneaAnesthesiology 2008 108812ndash21
Stop tradottoquasi corrisponde
bull SmdashldquoDo you snore loudly (louder than talking or loud enough to be heard through closed doors)rdquoRussi forte+ che parlare a voce alta
tanto da essere udito a porta chiusaSornacchiarebull TmdashldquoDo you often feel tired fatigued or sleepy during daytimerdquoti
senti stancoaffaticato o sonnolento durante il giorno Tiratohelliphellip
bull OmdashldquoHas anyone observed you stop breathing during your sleepNessuno ti ha osservato fermare il respiro durante il sonnoosservato
bull rdquo PmdashldquoDo you have or are you being treated for high blood pressure Hai o sei stato in terapia per ipertensionePressione
Screening of patients
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Si prega di leggere attentamente e riempire con i dati richiesti sopra le parti indicate dai puntini(datacittagravecognomenomeinterventofirma)
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I)non assumere alcun cibo nelle 6 ore precedenti linterventone liquidi nelle due ore
precedenti raccomandazioni per il digiuno preoperatorio
MATERIALE INGERITO TEMPO MINIMO DI DIGIUNO
Liquidi chiari (acquacaffegravethe succo senza polpa bibite
gasate)
2 ore
Pasto leggero (toast e bibita) 6 ore
2)di non guidare alcuna automobile o motocicletta o bicicletta od utilizzare qualsiasi
macchinario nelle 24 ore seguenti Ianestesia o sedazione
3)di non assumere alcoolici nelle 24 ore seguenti lanestesia o sedazione
4)di farmi riaccompagnare alla mia residenza da un adulto responsabile
5)di rimanere in compagnia di un adulto responsabile una volta tornato al domicilio
6) di non assumere alcuna decisione importante ne firmare documenti
importanti(testamentoassicurazioni ecc)nelle 24 ore seguenti
7)di vestirmi in modo praticocosicchegrave il vestiario possa essere facilmente rimosso e
indossato e riposto in un armadiettoper estute da ginnastica con maniche larghe e
apertura frontale 8)di non portare gioielli o altri oggetti di valore in ambulatorio
9)di mettermi in contatto con lunitagrave chirurgica ambulatoriale nel caso insorga una
qualsiasi complicanza postoperatoria
10) di assumere o avere giagrave assunto la mia terapia agli intervalli soliticon un poco
di acqua se necessario
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Ha o ha avuto una malattia seria SI NO
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Ha affanno dopo sforzo SI NO
Ha tosse SI NO
Ha sibili respiratori SI NO
Ha dolore al petto da sforzo SI NO
Ha gonfiore alle caviglie SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie di cuore SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie dei polmoni SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie di fegato SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie dello stomaco reflussoulcera SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie dei reni SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie muscolari SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie cerebrali SI NO
Ha assunto farmaci negli ultimi tre mesi SI NO
Se Siqualihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Prende gocce nasali o oculari SI NO
Egrave allergico a qualche medicinale SI NO
Ersquo allergico a qualche cibo SI NO
Ha subito interventi o anestesie negli ultimi 3 mesi
SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Egrave mai stato operato prima drsquoora SI NO
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Ci sono state strane storie in famiglia di incidenti insorti durante o subito dopo anestesia
SI NO
Porta occhiali o lenti a contatto SI NO
Porta protesi dentarie o ponti mobili SI NO Beve piugrave di in bicchiere di vino o di un superalcoolico al giorno
SI NO Fuma SI NO
Se Siquanto Ci sono stati altri problemi di salute fisica o mentale non compresi in questa lista
SI NO
Se Siqualihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
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Se sigraveche cosa(per es biciclettalavori di casaortoraccolta fruttaecc) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Raccolta dati
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ConsensoPoliambulatorio SLucia
Via Murri 164
Bologna
DICHIARAZIONE DI AVVENUTA INFORMAZIONE E CONSENSO ALLrsquoANESTESIA
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che le mie condizioni di salute mi collocano nella classe ASAhelliphellip ed il rischio relativo allrsquointervento
chirurgico al quale io verrorsquo sottopostoa egrave helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ho compreso le informazioni circa il tipo di anestesia piugrave appropriato nella mia situazione e dopo avere preso in considerazione anche le eventuali alternative dograve il mio consenso al trattamento anestesiologico
concordato che saragrave il seguentehelliphelliphellip helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Sono stato informato che tale trattamento qualora si verificassero condizioni particolari che mi verranno
spiegate potrebbe essere modificato
Mi egrave stato spiegato che lrsquoanestesia pur essendo fra le metodiche piugrave sicure della medicina moderna puograve
comportare ancora oggi in rarissimi casi complicanze mortali o gravi danni permanenti in particolare di
tipo neurologico Mi ritengo adeguatamente informato e non desidero ricevere ulteriori informazioni
In seguito alla mia richiesta di ulteriori informazioni ho ricevuto e compreso ogni spiegazione sui
trattamenti anestesiologici che verranno adottati prima durante e dopo lrsquointervento In particolare ho
compreso le informazioni circa le complicanze piugrave comuni e prevedibili nel mio caso specifico che
consistono inhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
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DATA
Firma del Paziente Firma del Medico Anestesista
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Drugs taken by patientshellip
bull We consistently found associations of antipsychotic and SSRI antidepressant treatment with sudden unexplaineddeath significantly raised risk ratios being found for typicaland atypical antipsychotics the latter including risperidoneand olanzapine individually and the SSRI antidepressants including citalopram fluoxetine and sertraline Individually
bull Br J Clin Pharmacol 2009 November 68(5) 743ndash751bull doi 101111j1365-2125200903496xbull PMCID PMC2791981bull Sudden death in patients receiving drugs tending to
prolong the QT intervalbull Kate Jolly1 Michael D Gammage2 Kar Keung Cheng1 Peter
Bradburn1 Miriam V Banting1 and Michael J S Langman2
J Can Dent Assoc 2009 Feb75(1)41Dental surgery for patients on anticoagulant therapy with warfarin a
systematic review and meta-analysisNematullah A Alabousi A Blanas N Douketis JD Sutherland SE
bull University of Toronto Ontario Canadabull Comment in bull Evid Based Dent 200910(2)52 bull Republished in bull Tex Dent J 2009 Dec126(12)1183-93 bull Abstractbull PURPOSE To evaluate the effect of continuing warfarin therapy on the bleeding risk of patients undergoing elective dental surgical proceduresbull METHODS Data sources were the MEDLINE and EMBASE databases the Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials a manual citation review of
the relevant literature content experts and relevant abstracts from the proceedings of the International Association for Dental Research Study selection was carried out independently by 2 reviewers as was quality assessment Data extraction was done by 3 reviewers Differences were resolved by consensus Eligible studies were randomized controlled trials that compared the effects of continuing the regular dose of warfarintherapy with the effects of discontinuing or modifying the dose on the incidence of bleeding in patients undergoing dental procedures
bull RESULTS Five trials (a total of 553 patients) met the inclusion criteria Compared with interrupting warfarin therapy (either partial or complete) perioperative continuation of warfarin with patients usual dose was not associated with an increased risk for clinically significant nonmajor bleeding (relative risk [RR] 071 95 confidence interval [CI] 039-128 p = 065 I2 = 0) or an increased risk for minor bleeding (RR 119 95 CI 090-158 p = 022 I2 = 0)
bull CONCLUSIONS Continuing the regular dose of warfarin therapy does not seem to confer an increased risk of bleeding compared with discontinuing or modifying the warfarin dose for patients undergoing minor dental procedures
Clin Oral Implants Res 2009 Sep20 Suppl 496-106What influence do anticoagulants have on oral implant therapy
A systematic reviewMadrid C Sanz M
bull bull Department of oral surgery Oral Medicine and Hospital Dentistry Department of Ambulatory Care and Community Medicine University of Lausanne
Lausanne Switzerland carlosmadridhospvdchbull Abstractbull OBJECTIVES This systematic review aims to assess the risks (both thromboembolic and bleeding) of an oral anticoagulation therapy (OAT) patient undergoing
implant therapy and to provide a management protocol to patients under OAT undergoing implant therapybull MATERIAL AND METHODS Medline Cochrane Data Base of Systematic Reviews the Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials and EMBASE (from 1980 to
December 2008) were searched for English-language articles published between 1966 and 2008 This search was completed by a hand research accessing the references cited in all identified publications
bull RESULTS Nineteen studies were identified reporting outcomes after oral surgery procedures (mostly dental extractions in patients on OAT following different management protocols and haemostatic therapies) Five studies were randomized-controlled trials (RCTs) 11 were controlled clinical trials (CCTs) and three were prospective case series The OAT management strategies as well as the protocols during and after surgery were different This heterogeneity prevented any possible data aggregation and synthesis The results from these studies are very homogeneous reporting minor bleeding in very few patients without a significant difference between the OAT patients who continue with the vitamin K antagonists vs the patients who stopped this medication before surgery These post-operative bleeding events were controlled only with local haemostatic measures tranexamic acid mouthwashes gelatine sponges and cellulose gauzess application were effective Post-operative bleeding did not correlate with the international normalised ratio (INR) status In none of the studies was a thromboembolic event reported
bull CONCLUSIONS OAT patients (INR 2-4) who do not discontinue the AC medication do not have a significantly higher risk of post-operative bleeding than non-OAT patients and they also do not have a higher risk of post-operative bleeding than OAT patients who discontinue the medication In patients with OAT (INR 2-4) without discontinuation topical haemostatic agents were effective in preventing post-operative bleeding OAT discontinuation is not recommended for minor oral surgery such as single tooth extraction or implant placement provided that this does not involve autogenous bone grafts extensive flaps or osteotomy preparations extending outside the bony envelope Evidence does not support that dental implant placement in patients on OAT is contraindicated
bull The following are the latestguidelineshowever every DDS should thinkabouthelliphellip
Guideline TitleSteps to reduce surgical risk In II guidelines for perioperative evaluation
Bibliographic Source(s)Gualandro DM Yu PC Calderaro D Marques AC Pinho C Caramelli B et al Steps to reduce surgical risk In II guidelines for perioperative evaluation Arq Bras Cardiol
201196(3 Suppl 1)23-41 [379 references]
bull Antiplatelet Agents (AAS)bull Recommendations for antiplatelet agents before noncardiac surgeriesbull Degree of Recommendation Ibull Patients with coronary artery disease and noncardiac surgery scheduled should maintain the use of
AAS at a low dose of 75 to 100 mgday except in neurosurgeries and transurethral resection of the prostate Level of Evidence B
bull Patients using dual antiplatelet therapy by means of recent angioplasty with stent should keepreceiving AAS throughout the perioperative period with discontinuation of thienopyridine 5 daysbefore surgery and reintroduction as early as possible ideally before the patient completes 10 daysof discontinuation Level of Evidence C
bull Patients receiving antiplatelet therapy only with thienopyridine and surgery scheduled with moderate to high-risk of bleeding should discontinue medication 5 days before Level of EvidenceC
bull Degree of Recommendation IIabull Keep dual antiplatelet therapy in procedures with low risk for bleeding Level of Evidence Cbull Patients receiving antiplatelet therapy only with thienopyridine and surgery scheduled with low risk
of bleeding should continue medication in the perioperative period Level of Evidence C
bull Procedures with Low Risk of Bleedingbull Cataract surgerybull Minor dermatological proceduresbull Dental procedures - hygiene simple extraction restoration endodontic and
prosthetic proceduresbull Recommendationsbull Patients at High Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence Cbull Discontinue warfarin 5 days before surgery and wait for INR lt15 to perform the procedurebull UFH or prophylactic LMWH can be used in the preoperative period if indicatedbull Postoperatively use UFH or prophylactic LMWH if indicated by the type of procedure and resume warfarin 12 to 14 hours after surgerybull Patients at Low Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence Cbull Discontinue warfarin 5 days before surgery and wait for INR lt15bull Start full-dose UFH or LMWH when INR lt20bull Discontinue intravenous UFH 4 hours before surgery and subcutaneous LMWH 24 hours before surgerybull Postoperatively restart full-dose UFH or LMWH and warfarin and 12 to 24 hours after the procedure and discontinue heparin only when the INR is within
therapeutic rangebull Patients at Intermediate Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence Cbull Depending on the individual assessment of each patient the guidelines can be followed either for the high or low risk to the discretion of the physician in
chargebull Procedures with Low Risk of Bleedingbull Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence Cbull Perform the procedure with an INR within the therapeutic range ndash it is not necessary to discontinue the anticoagulantbull If INR gt3 discontinue anticoagulation therapy one or two days before surgery and reintroduce it the night after surgery
Endocarditis Prophylaxis
bull Dental Procedures and Prevention of Infective Endocarditisbull Dental procedures with higher risk for bacteremia are subgingival placement of antibiotic fibers or strips dental extractions dental implants or reimplants endodontic and periodontal
procedures placement of orthodontic bands and procedures with significant bleeding Whenever high-risk patients undergo these procedures should receive antibiotic prophylaxis Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence C It is likely that low-income populations with little access to health care with heart diseases other than those cited in Table 2 (below) also benefit from infective endocarditis (IE) prophylaxis before dental procedures Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence C
bull Table 2 Patients at Risk of Acquiring Severe Infective Endocarditisbull Patient with prosthetic heart valvebull Valvular heart disease corrected with prosthetic materialbull History of infective endocarditisbull Acquired valvular heart disease in patient who underwent heart transplantbull Uncorrected cyanotic congenital heart diseasebull Corrected cyanotic congenital heart disease that evolves with residual lesionbull Congenital heart disease corrected with prosthetic materialbull Surgical Procedures and Prevention of Infective Endocarditisbull Indications for Endocarditis Prophylaxisbull Degree of Recommendation Ibull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will be subjected to dental procedures with a high probability of significant bacteremia (see Table 3 below)
Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Table 3 Dental Procedures and Indication of Infective Endocarditis Prophylaxisbull Indicated Not Recommended ndash Any Patients Who Will Undergo the Procedures Belowbull For patients at risk for severe infective endocarditis and who will undergo procedures involving manipulation of gingival tissue periodontal region or perforation of oral mucosa Local
anesthesia in non-infected tissuebull Dental X-raybull Placement or removal of bracesbull Adjustment of bracesbull Placement of parts in bracesbull Natural loss of milk toothbull Bleeding originated from the trauma of the oral mucosa or lipsbull Degree of Recommendation IIabull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria on Table 2 (above) and who will undergo dental procedures with a high
probability of significant bacteremia (see Table 3 above) Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will undergo genitourinary or gastrointestinal procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic
regimen (see Table 11 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will undergo esophageal or respiratory tract procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen
(see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Degree of Recommendation IIbbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo dental procedures that do not meet
the criteria on Table 3 (above) Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo genitourinary or gastrointestinal
procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen (see Table 11 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo esophageal or respiratory tract
procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Degree of Recommendation IIIbull There is no indication for IE prophylaxis in patients with interatrial communication alone interventricular communication or corrected patent ductus arteriosus and without residual
flow myocardial revascularization surgery mitral valve prolapse without regurgitation after placement of stents innocent heart murmurs patients with pacemakers or implantablecardioverter-defibrillators (ICDs) history of Kawasaki disease or rheumatic fever without valve dysfunction who will undergo dental esophageal respiratory tract genitourinary or
Guideline on antibiotic prophylaxis for dental patients at risk for infection
Bibliographic Source(s)Clinical Affairs Committee Council on Clinical Affairs Guideline on
antibiotic prophylaxis for dental patients at risk for infection Chicago (IL) American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) 2011 5 p [27
references]bull Major Recommendationsbull The conservative use of antibiotics is indicated to minimize the risk of developing resistance to current antibiotic regimens Given the increasing number of organisms that have
developed resistance to current antibiotic regimens as well as the potential for an adverse anaphylactic reaction to the drug administered it is best to be judicious in the use of antibiotics for the prevention of infective endocarditis (IE) and other distant-site infections
bull Patients with Cardiac Conditionsbull Dental practitioners should consider prophylactic measures to minimize the risk of IE in patients with underlying cardiac conditions The risk of developing IE can arise from a combination
of high-risk patients and dental procedures However at-risk patients with poor oral hygiene and gingival bleeding after routine activities (eg toothbrushing) also have shown an increased potential for developing complications of IE It therefore is recommended to encourage daily good oral hygiene practices to reduce gingivitis as part of the prophylacticregimen These patients andor parents need to be educated and motivated to maintain personal oral hygiene through daily plaque removal including flossing Greater emphasis shouldbe placed on improved access to dental care and oral health in patients with underlying cardiac conditions at high risk for IE and less focus on a dental procedure and antibiotic coverage Professional prevention strategies should be based upon the individuals assessed risk for caries and periodontal disease
bull Specific recommendations from the latest American Heart Association (AHA) guideline on prevention of IE are included in the tables below The AHA recommends antibiotic prophylaxisonly for those whose underlying cardiac conditions are associated with the highest risk of adverse outcome (see Table 1 below) Such conditions include prosthetic heart valves previoushistory of IE unrepaired or incompletely repaired cyanotic congenital heart disease (CHD) completely repaired congenital heart defect with prosthetic material or device during the first 6 months after the procedure repaired CHD with residual defects at the site or adjacent to the site of a prosthetic patch or device and cardiac transplantation recipients who developcardiac valvulopathy In addition to those diagnoses listed in the AHA guidelines patients with a reported history of injection drug use may be considered at risk for developing IE in the absence of cardiac anomalies Although quite rare complications from intraoral tongue piercing can include IE among patients with a pre-existing cardiac valvular condition andor history of injection drug use Consultation with the patients physician may be necessary to determine susceptibility to bacteremia-induced infections
bull Antibiotics are recommended for all dental procedures that involve manipulation of gingival tissue or the periapical region of teeth or perforation of the oral mucosa (see Table 2 below) Specific antibiotic regimens can be found in Table 3 in the original guideline document Practitioners and patientsparents can review the entire AHA guidelines in the AHA CirculationJournal archives httpcircahajournalsorgcgicontentfull116151736 for additional background information as well as discussion of special circumstances (eg patients already receiving antibiotic therapy patients on anticoagulant therapy)
bull Patients with Compromised Immunitybull Patients with a compromised immune system may not be able to tolerate a transient bacteremia following invasive dental procedures These non-cardiac factors can place a patient with
compromised immunity at risk for distant-site infection from a dental procedure This category includes but is not limited to patients with the following medical conditionsbull Immunosuppression secondary tobull Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)bull Severe combined immunodeficiency (SCIDS)bull Neutropeniabull Cancer chemotherapybull Hematopoietic stem cell or solid organ transplantationbull Head and neck radiotherapybull Autoimmune disease (eg juvenile arthritis systemic lupus erythematosus)bull Sickle cell anemiabull Asplenism or status post splenectomybull Chronic steroid usagebull Diabetesbull Bisphosphonate therapybull Consultation with the childs physician is recommended for management of patients with a compromised immune system Discussion of antibiotic prophylaxis for patients undergoing
chemotherapy irradiation and hematopoietic cell transplantation appears in a separate American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) guideline (see the National GuidelineClearinghouse [NGC] summary Guideline on Dental Management of Pediatric Patients Receiving Chemotherapy Hematopoietic Cell Transplantation andor Radiation)
bull Patients with Shunts Indwelling Vascular Catheters or Medical Devicesbull The AHA recommends that antibiotic prophylaxis for nonvalvular devices including indwelling vascular catheters (central lines) and cardiovascular implantable electronic devices (CIED)
is indicated only at the time of placement of these devices in order to prevent surgical site infection The AHA found no convincing evidence that microorganisms associated with dentalprocedures cause infection of CIED and nonvalvular devices at any time after implantation The infections occurring after device implantation most often are caused by Staphylococcusaureus and coagulase negative staphylococci or other microorganisms that are non-oral in origin but are associated with surgical implantation or other active infections The AHA furtherstates that immunosuppression is not an independent risk factor for nonvalvular device infections immunocompromised hosts who have those devices should receive antibioticprophylaxis as advocated for immunocompetent hosts Consultation with the childs physician is recommended for management of patients with nonvalvular devices
Cardiac Conditions Associated with the Highest Risk of AdverseOutcome from Endocarditis for Which Prophylaxis with Dental
Procedures Is Reasonable
bull Prosthetic cardiac valve or prosthetic material used for cardiac valve repair
bull Previous infective endocarditisbull Congenital heart disease (CHD)bull Unrepaired cyanotic CHD including palliative shunts and conduitsbull Completely repaired congenital heart defect with prosthetic
material or device whether placed by surgery or by catheterintervention during the first 6 months after the procedure
bull Repaired CHD with residual defects at the site or adjacent to the site of a prosthetic patch or prosthetic device (which inhibitendothelialization)
bull Cardiac transplantation recipients who develop cardiac valvulopathy
Dental Procedures for which Endocarditis ProphylaxisIs Reasonable for Patients in Table 1
bull All dental procedures that involve manipulation of gingival tissue or the periapical region of teeth or perforation of the oral mucosa
bull The following procedures and events do not needprophylaxis routine anesthetic injections throughnoninfected tissue taking dental radiographs placement of removable prosthodontic or orthodonticappliances adjustment of orthodontic appliances placement of orthodontic brackets shedding of deciduous teeth and bleeding from trauma to the lipsor oral mucosa
Considerations for Perioperative Anticoagulationarfarin therapy - management during invasive procedures and
surgeryBibliographic Source(s)
Medical Services Commission Warfarin therapy - management during invasive procedures and surgery Victoria (BC) British Columbia Medical Services Commission 2010 Oct 1 7 p [8 references]
bull Note Always consult with the surgeon and anesthesiologist aboutbull Risk of bleedingbull Goal INRbull Acceptable INR for surgerybull Baseline INR is recommended in every case and this will guide further therapybull Always discuss with surgeon and anesthesiologist what the INR should be before surgery (goal INR)bull An INR lt15 is generally acceptable except for neurosurgery ocular surgery and procedures requiring spinal anesthesia or epidural analgesia (Horlocker et al
2003)bull Risk of bleedingbull In general the type of procedure determines the risk of bleeding and how long anticoagulation must be withheld post-operativelybull Discontinuation of warfarin is essential for these procedures associated with a high risk of bleeding
ndash Procedures that the body cavity is entered eg open thoracic abdominal or pelvic surgeryndash Percutaneous needle procedures in non-compressible sites including organ biopsiesndash Any type of prostatic surgeryndash Surgery sites where minor bleeding can cause significant morbidity (eg central nervous system [CNS] and intraocular procedures)ndash Major arthroplasty surgery eg hip or knee replacement
bull Discontinuation of warfarin is usually not necessary for these procedures associated with a low risk of bleedingndash Percutaneous needle procedures in readily compressible sites (eg peripheral venous access)ndash Many skin proceduresndash Routine dental procedures (eg hygiene simple extractions restorations endodontics prosthetics)
ndash Endoscopy without biopsy
bull Assess the risk of bleeding from the procedure with the assistance of the surgeon and anesthesiologistC
Guidelines for pre-operative cardiac risk assessment and perioperative cardiac management in non-cardiac surgeryBibliographic Source(s)
Task Force for Preoperative Cardiac Risk Assessment and Perioperative [trunc] European Society of Anaesthesiology Poldermans D Bax JJ Boersma E De Hert S Eeckhout E Fowkes G Gorenek B Hennerici MG Iung B Kelm M Kjeldsen KP Kristensen SD Lopez-Sendon J Pelosi P Philippe F Pierard L Ponikowski P Schmid JP Sellevold OF Sicari R Van den Berghe G Vermassen F Guidelines for pre-operative cardiac risk
assessment and perioperative cardiac management in non-cardiac surgery Eur Heart J 2009 Nov30(22)2769-812 [238 references] PubMed
bull Pre-operative Evaluationbull Surgical Risk for Cardiac Eventsbull Although patient-specific factors are more important than surgery-specific factors in predicting the cardiac risk for noncardiac surgical procedures
the type of surgery cannot be ignored when evaluating a particular patient undergoing an intervention With regard to cardiac risk surgicalinterventions can be divided into low-risk intermediate-risk and high-risk groups with estimated 30-day cardiac event rates (cardiac death and myocardial infarction [MI]) of lt1 1ndash5 and gt5 respectively (see table below) Although only a rough estimation this risk stratification providesa good indication of the need for cardiac evaluation drug treatment and assessment of risk for cardiac events
bull Table Surgical Riska Estimatebull Low-risk lt1 Intermediate-risk 1-5 High-risk gt5bull Breastbull Dentalbull Endocrinebull Eyebull Gynaecologybull Reconstructivebull Orthopaedic-minor (knee surgery)bull Urologic-minor Abdominalbull Carotidbull Peripheral arterial angioplastybull Endovascular aneurysm repairbull Head and neck surgerybull Neurologicalorthopaedic-major (hip and spine surgery)bull Pulmonary renalliver transplantbull Urologic-major Aortic and major vascular surgerybull Peripheral vascular surgerybull aRisk of MI and cardiac death within 30 days after surgery Modified from Boersma et al Perioperative cardiovascular mortality in noncardiac
surgery validation of the Lee cardiac risk index Am J Med 20051181134ndash1141
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bull Segni e sintomi di emergenza incipiente
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ndash Sudorazione
ndash Vomito(nausea)
ndash RESPIRAZIONE IRREGOLARE
ndash SENSAZIONI STRANE O INSOLITE
ndash Modificazioni delle frequenza e o della pressione
Codice di deontologia medica
bull Art 7 ndash Obbligo drsquointervento drsquourgenza Il medico
e devetempestivamente attivarsi per assicurare ognispecifica adeguata assistenza
Procedure iniziali nellrsquoemergenzabull Interrompere la procedura
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull Chiamare il kit di emergenza
bull Valutare lo stato di coscienzase incoscienteabbassare la poltrona trendelemburg
bull Somministrare O2se coscienteocchialinise incosciente ma respira maschera se incosciente e non respira pallone e maschera
Algoritmo di base
bull PABCDbull Posizionare
bull A airway
bull B breathing
bull Ccirculation
bull Ddefinitivo o diagnosi
Come valutare lo stato di coscienza
1 come definirlo cosciente
vigile
soporoso
coma
2 come riconoscerlo stimolo verbale
stimolo doloroso
3 come valutarlo risposta verbale
apertura occhi
risposta motoria
Valutare le vie aereeaprire la bocca
estendere il capo e sostenere il mentoimpiegare lrsquoaspirazione se necessario
Valutare la respirazionese non respiradai due respiri con ossigeno 100
se in apneainserisci la cannula orofaringea chiama per lrsquoAED
Valutare la circolazionecerca il polsocarotide(radiale)
in assenza di polsopreparati per CPRmettere il paziente in pianomeglio al suolo iniziare MCE
applicare lrsquoAED se crsquoegrave il polsovalutare la frequenza e la forza
Distress
bull Respiratoriobroncospasmoasma
bull ToracicodoloreanginaMI
bull Psicologicoagitazioneconvulsioni
bull Prevenire il distress
ndash Ambiente accoglientetranquillorilassato
ndash Minimizzare la paurail freddo
ndash Mantenere PA e FC e respirazione nei limiti
ndash Non interrompere la terapia
Valutare il paz e la situazionebull Controllare i segni vitali del pazientePAFCrespirazionecolorebull Non tentare di trasportare il paziente da solibull Chiama immediatamente il 118 se
ndash Arresto cardiacondash Arresto respiratoriondash incoscienzagt 1 minndash Stato confusionale prolungatondash Dolore toracico gt 5 min non alleviato dal venitrinndash Difficoltagrave respiratoriandash Convulsionindash Ipotensione grave o tachicardia()
bull Tratta il paziente in emergenza finchegrave non arriva il soccorsobull Tieni pronta la cartella e quanto fatto finora per la squadra di soccorsobull Compila la scheda delle emergenze in studio
What types of emergencies can be expected in the dental office
Ostruzione delle vie aeree
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentoimprovvisaafferrare la gola(segno universale)ndash Stridorendash Tosse violentandash Dispneaspasmindash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Tosse forzatandash Compressione addominalendash Percussione dorsale con paziente curvo in avanti ndash Ossigenazione ndash Ispezione delle prime vie aereendash laringoscopiopinza di Magillaspiratorendash Chiamare aiutondash Trasferimento in ospedale per broncoscopia in urgenza
How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver You tubehttpyoutubekJDpr05zmB4
bull How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver
bull Edited by Bob Robertson Rob S Nicole Willson Travis Derouin and 37 others
bull Googlewikihow
Airway obstruction management
Asmabroncospasmo
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentondash Sensazione di peso sul toracendash stridorendash Tossendash Dispneandash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Posizionare il pazsedutobraccia in avantindash Ossigenondash Spray con salbutamol 2 puffripeti dopo 5 min se inefficacendash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
bull httpyoutubekff3co6xwik
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bull httpyoutubewlygTaY4ioc
Arresto cardiaco
bull Segni e sintomibull Non rispondebull Non respirabull Non ha polsobull Trattamento
ndash Mettere il paz supinotavola sotto il torace o stendere sul pavimento
ndash Chiamare aiutondash Attaccare AED e seguire le istruzionindash Iniziare CPRndash Ossigenare ventilazione con pallone e maschera
bull httpyoutubeI-eFjl2G9vg
Emerg Med J 2012 Nov29(11)890-3 Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
Segal N Laurent F Maman L Plaisance P Augustin P
bull Source
bull Emergency Department Lariboisiegravere Hospital Paris 7 University (Paris Diderot) Paris France drnicolassegalgmailcom
bull Conflicting studies exist about the effectiveness of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on a dental chair In some situations dental surgeons are obliged to perform CPR with the patient on the chair Feedback devices are supposed to guide the compression depth in order to improve the quality of CPR but some devices are based on an accelerometer that can theoretically report erroneous results because of the lack of rigidity of a dental chair
bull OBJECTIVE
bull The aim of this study was to evaluate the accuracy of these devices to guide chest compressions on a dental chair
Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
bull METHODSbull A prospective randomised crossover equivalencenon-inferiority study was conducted to compare
the values of compression depths provided by the feedback device (Real CPR Help(reg) delivered by Zollcopy Medical Corporation Chelmsford MA USA) with the real measurements provided by the manikin (Resusci Anne(reg) Advanced SkillTrainer Laerdal Medical AScopy Norway) Chest-compression-only CPR was performed by 15 Basic Life Support instructors who carried out two rounds of continuous CPR for 2 min each Data were analysed with a correlation test a Bland-Altman method and a Wilcoxon test Statistical significance was defined as plt005
bull RESULTSbull A significant difference was found between the mean depths of compression measured by the
feedback device and the manikin on a dental chair and on the floor (plt00001) The feedback device overestimated the depth of chest compressions and Bland-Altman analysis demonstrated poor agreement
bull CONCLUSION
bull This study indicates that feedback devices with accelerometer technology are not sufficiently reliable to ensure adequate chest compression on dental chairs
Angina
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato
alle spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash sollievo con NTGsi spera ndash Ansiapalloresudorazionetachicardia
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minNatispraysublinguale ndash Ossigenondash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
Localizzazioni del dolore anginoso
Sharplocalized
radiating or notmay radiate to
teeth
You tube3 IUSB angina attack
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bull Molto pertinente
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bull Angina pectoris medical emergency
Infarto miocardico
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato alle
spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash Mancato sollievo con NTG ndash Dispneasincopediaforesimorte improvvisa
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ndash MONAMorfinaossigenonitroglicerinaaspirina
Fattori di rischio per cardiopatia ischemica
bull Etagravebull Sesso maschilema = gt 65 annibull Ipertensionebull DislipidemieColestTGHDL lowbull Diabetebull Fumobull Familiaritagravebull Malattie infiammatorie sistemiche collagenopatiebull Obesitagrave bull Metabolic syndrome This has been characterized by the presence of
hyperinsulinemia (fasting glucose level ge 100 mgdL) abdominal obesity (waist circumference gt40 in for men or gt35 in for women) decreased HDL cholesterol levels (lt 40 mgdL for men or lt 50 mgdL for women) hypertriglyceridemia (gt150 mgdL) and hypertension (ge 13085 mm Hg) Based on data from the 2000 US census an estimated 47 million Americans have the metabolic syndrome Patients with the metabolic syndrome have a 3-fold increased risk for coronary atherosclerosis and stroke compared with those without this syndrome
Fattori precipitanti lrsquoischemia
bull Sforzo fisico
bull Basse temperature
bull Digestione
bull Tachicardiafebbreipertiroidismo
bull Emozionistressndash Psichico(pauracontatto
ravvicinatooppressionecostrizioneinpossibilitagrave di muiversidi parlareodori sgradevolivista irritante o sgradevole
ndash dolore
bull Innalzamento vita media
bull Miglioramento condizioni socio-economiche ()
bull Procedure odontoiatriche sempre piugrave conservative
Maggiore frequenza di cardiopatici nella pratica odontoiatrica
Fattori stressantistressors
bull Malattiapersonale o di amici o famigliaribull Morte di un famigliare o di una persona amatabull Problemi di relazioni interpersonalibull Sovraccarico di lavorobull Inizio di un lavoro nuovobull disoccupazionebull pensionebull gravidanzabull affollamentobull traslocobull problemi della vita di tutti i giornirdquocopingrdquobull Problemi legalibull Problemi finanziaribull Perfezionismobull Eccecc
Quindinel paziente cardiopatico(ma anche negli altri)
Sedazione con BZD (short antagonizzabili)
bull Sedazione cosciente con N2O
bull empatia
bull Buona analgesia
Fin qui nov 10
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bull anginal and heart attack
Puntata ipertensiva
bull Segni e sintomindash Cefaleavertiginironziindash Disturbi della vistandash Cardiopalmo(tachicardia)ndash (dispnea)ndash Epistassi
bull Trattamentondash Nifedipina(nifedicor)5-15 gtt sublingualiOppndash Clonidina(catapresan) mezza1 fiala im o ev lentaOppndash Furosemide(Lasix) 1 2 fl im o ev lentandash Ossigenoterapia(occhialini)
Aritmie
bull Senza ECG
bull ipocineticheipercinetiche
Allergia
ndash Limitata ad un sistema o generalizzatandash Faringe e prime vie aereeedema angioneuroticondash Tratto respiratorioasmabroncospasmostridorendash Cuteorticariapruritondash Anafilassitutti i precedenti+collasso cardiocircolatoriondash DDangioedema ereditario
ndash Segni e sintomindash Pruritoarrossamentopomfiedema labbramucose boccafaringehellipndash Distress respiratorioasmandash Ipotensionepolso piccolofrequentepallore
bull Ossigenobull Chiamare aiutobull Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
anafilassi
bull Posizione supina
bull Ossigenazione
bull Adrenalina im 05mg
bull Liquidi evndash Antistaminico trimeton 10 mg im
ndash Cortisone
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull In caso di arrestoCPR
Cause di allergia
bull Materiali implantari e amalgama metallititanioporcellane e metalli nobili mercurio
bull Latexdighebull Acrilatibull Formaldeidebull Clorexidinabull AL e conservanti (metilparaben)
bull patch testing prick testing and blood tests for allergen-specific IgE
Sincope vasovagalesvenimentobull Segni e sintomi
ndash Svenimentondash Nausea ndash Debolezzandash Pallorendash Cute fredda e sudatandash Polso rallentatoma prima tachindash Ipotensionendash Discomfort addominalendash Midriasindash sbadiglio
bull Trattamentondash Posizione supinandash Elevare gli arti infndash Ossigenondash Monitorizzare ndash Atropina 05 mg im o iv
Fattori scatenanti psicogenipauraansiastress emotivocattive notiziedolorespecie se improvviso ed inaspettatovista del sanguestrumenti chirurgicisiringhe
Fattori scatenanti non psicogeniStazione erettaFame da salto del pasto o da dietaEsaurimentostanchezzaCattive condizioni fisicheAmbiente caldo-umidoAffollamentoSesso maschileGiovani16-35 anni
Pathophysiology
Stress
Catecholamines release
Decreased peripheral vascular resistance amp uarr blood flow to peripheral muscles
darr venous return
darr circulatory blood vol amp drop in arterial BP
Activation of Compensatory mechanisms
Reflex bradycardia develops (lt 50)
Significant drop in cardiac output associated with fall in BP below the critical level
Cerebral ischemia amp loss of consciousness
Assess consciousness (loss of response to sensory stimulation)
Activate office emergency system
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Perform additional procedures
Administer aromatic ammonia
Administer atropine if bradycardia persists
Do not panic
Post syncopal recovery- delayed recovery-
Postpone dental treatment Activate EMS
Determine precipitating factors
POSTURAL HYPOTENSION
Predisposing factors
bull Administration and ingestion of drugs eg antihypertensives like sodium depleting diuretics calcium channel blockers ampganglion blocking agents sedatives and narcotics histamine blockers levo dopa
bull Prolonged period of recumbency or convalescence
bull Inadequate postural reflex
bull Late stage pregnancy
bull Advanced age
bull Venous defects in legs (eg varicose veins)
bull Recovery from sympathectomy
bull Addissonrsquos disease
bull Physical exhaustion and starvation
bull Chronic postural hypotension (Shy ndash Drager syndrome)
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
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ipoglicemia
bull Segni e sintomibull Senso di fame
ndash Parola strascicataincoerentendash Comportamento alteratondash Polso rapidondash Apprensioneansiairrequietezzaaggressivitagravendash Disorientamentoperdita di coscienzandash Tremorindash sudorazione
bull Trattamentondash Succo di fruttacaramellazuccherino posndash Se egrave avvenuta perdita di coscienzaglucosio evndash Nel dubbio tra iper e ipoglicemiameglio somministrare glucosio comunque
ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
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Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
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Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
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Relative Contraindications
Contraindications
bull Physical Examination
ndash Respiratory distress (wheezing stridor etc)
ndash Hypotension
ndash Morbid obesity
ndash OSA
Contraindications (continued)
bull Physical Examination
ndash Craniofacial abnormalities
ndash Short neck
ndash Decreased hyoid-mental distance (lt3cm in adult)
ndash Distorted landmarks on anterior surface of neck
Contraindications (continued)
bull Physical Examination
ndash Limited mouth opening
ndash Receding chin
ndash Large tongue
ndash Unable to view base of uvula with mouth open and tongue protruding
Pregnancy
bull Patients who are trying to conceive are pregnant or are breast-feeding must inform their dentist in advance of their appointment
Mallampati Classificationbull Class 1 Full visibility of tonsils uvula and soft palate
bull Class 2 Visibility of hard and soft palate upper portion of tonsils and uvula
bull Class 3 Soft and hard palate and base of the uvula are visible
bull Class 4 Only hard palate is visible
The Mallampati classification is used to
predict the ease of intubation It is
determined by looking at the anatomy of
the oral cavity Specifically it is based
on the visibility of the base of uvula
faucial pillars and soft palate Scoring
may be done with or without phonation
A high Mallampati score (class 3 or 4) is
associated with more difficult intubation
as well as a higher incidence of sleep
apnea
OSA screening
clinical diagnosis of OSA
bull The clinical diagnosis of OSA was defined as AHI(apnea hypopnea) greater than 5 with fragmented sleep and daytime sleepiness
bull According to the American Academy of Sleep Medicine practice guideline the severity of OSA is determined by the AHI 5ndash15 mild greater than 15ndash30 moderate greater than 30 severe
STOPsnoretiredobserved(stopped breathing)pressure
STOP QuestionnaireA Tool to Screen Patients for Obstructive Sleep ApneaAnesthesiology 2008 108812ndash21
Stop tradottoquasi corrisponde
bull SmdashldquoDo you snore loudly (louder than talking or loud enough to be heard through closed doors)rdquoRussi forte+ che parlare a voce alta
tanto da essere udito a porta chiusaSornacchiarebull TmdashldquoDo you often feel tired fatigued or sleepy during daytimerdquoti
senti stancoaffaticato o sonnolento durante il giorno Tiratohelliphellip
bull OmdashldquoHas anyone observed you stop breathing during your sleepNessuno ti ha osservato fermare il respiro durante il sonnoosservato
bull rdquo PmdashldquoDo you have or are you being treated for high blood pressure Hai o sei stato in terapia per ipertensionePressione
Screening of patients
Poliambulatorio helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip Modulo di consenso informato per procedure chirurgiche ambulatoriali o day surgery Da consegnare al momento della prenotazione e riportare
Si prega di leggere attentamente e riempire con i dati richiesti sopra le parti indicate dai puntini(datacittagravecognomenomeinterventofirma)
Datahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Cittagravehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip Io sottoscrittohelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Dichiaro di attenermi alle seguenti disposizioni
I)non assumere alcun cibo nelle 6 ore precedenti linterventone liquidi nelle due ore
precedenti raccomandazioni per il digiuno preoperatorio
MATERIALE INGERITO TEMPO MINIMO DI DIGIUNO
Liquidi chiari (acquacaffegravethe succo senza polpa bibite
gasate)
2 ore
Pasto leggero (toast e bibita) 6 ore
2)di non guidare alcuna automobile o motocicletta o bicicletta od utilizzare qualsiasi
macchinario nelle 24 ore seguenti Ianestesia o sedazione
3)di non assumere alcoolici nelle 24 ore seguenti lanestesia o sedazione
4)di farmi riaccompagnare alla mia residenza da un adulto responsabile
5)di rimanere in compagnia di un adulto responsabile una volta tornato al domicilio
6) di non assumere alcuna decisione importante ne firmare documenti
importanti(testamentoassicurazioni ecc)nelle 24 ore seguenti
7)di vestirmi in modo praticocosicchegrave il vestiario possa essere facilmente rimosso e
indossato e riposto in un armadiettoper estute da ginnastica con maniche larghe e
apertura frontale 8)di non portare gioielli o altri oggetti di valore in ambulatorio
9)di mettermi in contatto con lunitagrave chirurgica ambulatoriale nel caso insorga una
qualsiasi complicanza postoperatoria
10) di assumere o avere giagrave assunto la mia terapia agli intervalli soliticon un poco
di acqua se necessario
FIRMA
IDquest day surg e consensodoc
Screening of patients 2
CM 1312009
DottClaudio Melloni
Specialista in Anestesia e Rianimazione
Via Fossolo 28
40138 Bologna
tel051390048
Questionario preoperatorio di autocompilazione Si prega di barrare la risposta esatta con un segnetto o un cerchietto eo riempire gli spazi sopra i
puntini con le informazioni richiesteTutte le risposte sono confidenziali e coperte dal segreto
professionaleGrazie
Cognome e nomehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
indirizzoviahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipcittagravehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipCaphellip
telhelliphelliphelliphellip
etagravehellip peso in kghellip altezza in cmhellip
Si sente ammalato SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ha o ha avuto una malattia seria SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ha affanno dopo sforzo SI NO
Ha tosse SI NO
Ha sibili respiratori SI NO
Ha dolore al petto da sforzo SI NO
Ha gonfiore alle caviglie SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie di cuore SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie dei polmoni SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie di fegato SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie dello stomaco reflussoulcera SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie dei reni SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie muscolari SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie cerebrali SI NO
Ha assunto farmaci negli ultimi tre mesi SI NO
Se Siqualihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Prende gocce nasali o oculari SI NO
Egrave allergico a qualche medicinale SI NO
Ersquo allergico a qualche cibo SI NO
Ha subito interventi o anestesie negli ultimi 3 mesi
SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Egrave mai stato operato prima drsquoora SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ci sono state strane storie in famiglia di incidenti insorti durante o subito dopo anestesia
SI NO
Porta occhiali o lenti a contatto SI NO
Porta protesi dentarie o ponti mobili SI NO Beve piugrave di in bicchiere di vino o di un superalcoolico al giorno
SI NO Fuma SI NO
Se Siquanto Ci sono stati altri problemi di salute fisica o mentale non compresi in questa lista
SI NO
Se Siqualihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Fa movimento o sport SI NO
Se sigraveche cosa(per es biciclettalavori di casaortoraccolta fruttaecc) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Raccolta dati
cM 1195
data sedehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
COGNOME E NOME
INDIRIZZO TELhelliphelliphelliphellip
ETAgrave PESO(KG) ALTEZZA(CM) ASA
INTERVENTO
ANESTESISTACHIRURGO
anestetico locale Si No farmacomg
adrenalina Si No dose
via aerea spont guedel maschera IOT IRT COPA LMA
respirazionespont ass man IPPV O2 si no maschera occhialini
Premedicazioneora
induzione(farmacidosi)
mantenimento
inizio anestesiaora inizio chirurgiaora
Via
venosa
fleboclisi 1 2 3 4 MAC opp
AG
Min PAS PAD Fc SaO2 EtCO2 Osservazioni bas
5
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totalifarmaciipnoticisedativian algesicimi orilassanti
altri stopanalgesia
fine anestesiaora fine chirurgiaora
apertura occhiora orientamentoorahellip RS orahelliphelliphelliphellipestub orahelliphelliphellip sedutohin piedi
hhelliphelliphelliphelliphellip vestirsi hhelliphellip camminare hhelliphelliphelliphelliphellip mingere hhelliphelliphellip berehhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipeffetti
collateralihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipPONV se siterapiahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipno dolore se siterapiahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipoppNO
Dimissioneorahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
ConsensoPoliambulatorio SLucia
Via Murri 164
Bologna
DICHIARAZIONE DI AVVENUTA INFORMAZIONE E CONSENSO ALLrsquoANESTESIA
Io Sottoscrittoahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip natoa a helliphelliphelliphelliphellip
il
Dichiaro di essere stato informatoa dal Medico Anestesista drhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
che le mie condizioni di salute mi collocano nella classe ASAhelliphellip ed il rischio relativo allrsquointervento
chirurgico al quale io verrorsquo sottopostoa egrave helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ho compreso le informazioni circa il tipo di anestesia piugrave appropriato nella mia situazione e dopo avere preso in considerazione anche le eventuali alternative dograve il mio consenso al trattamento anestesiologico
concordato che saragrave il seguentehelliphelliphellip helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Sono stato informato che tale trattamento qualora si verificassero condizioni particolari che mi verranno
spiegate potrebbe essere modificato
Mi egrave stato spiegato che lrsquoanestesia pur essendo fra le metodiche piugrave sicure della medicina moderna puograve
comportare ancora oggi in rarissimi casi complicanze mortali o gravi danni permanenti in particolare di
tipo neurologico Mi ritengo adeguatamente informato e non desidero ricevere ulteriori informazioni
In seguito alla mia richiesta di ulteriori informazioni ho ricevuto e compreso ogni spiegazione sui
trattamenti anestesiologici che verranno adottati prima durante e dopo lrsquointervento In particolare ho
compreso le informazioni circa le complicanze piugrave comuni e prevedibili nel mio caso specifico che
consistono inhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Autorizzo inoltre il Medico Anestesista a comunicare notizie relative al mio stato di salute
ahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Dichiarazioni particolarihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
DATA
Firma del Paziente Firma del Medico Anestesista
helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip helliphellip
Firma del Tutorehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipdihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Drugs taken by patientshellip
bull We consistently found associations of antipsychotic and SSRI antidepressant treatment with sudden unexplaineddeath significantly raised risk ratios being found for typicaland atypical antipsychotics the latter including risperidoneand olanzapine individually and the SSRI antidepressants including citalopram fluoxetine and sertraline Individually
bull Br J Clin Pharmacol 2009 November 68(5) 743ndash751bull doi 101111j1365-2125200903496xbull PMCID PMC2791981bull Sudden death in patients receiving drugs tending to
prolong the QT intervalbull Kate Jolly1 Michael D Gammage2 Kar Keung Cheng1 Peter
Bradburn1 Miriam V Banting1 and Michael J S Langman2
J Can Dent Assoc 2009 Feb75(1)41Dental surgery for patients on anticoagulant therapy with warfarin a
systematic review and meta-analysisNematullah A Alabousi A Blanas N Douketis JD Sutherland SE
bull University of Toronto Ontario Canadabull Comment in bull Evid Based Dent 200910(2)52 bull Republished in bull Tex Dent J 2009 Dec126(12)1183-93 bull Abstractbull PURPOSE To evaluate the effect of continuing warfarin therapy on the bleeding risk of patients undergoing elective dental surgical proceduresbull METHODS Data sources were the MEDLINE and EMBASE databases the Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials a manual citation review of
the relevant literature content experts and relevant abstracts from the proceedings of the International Association for Dental Research Study selection was carried out independently by 2 reviewers as was quality assessment Data extraction was done by 3 reviewers Differences were resolved by consensus Eligible studies were randomized controlled trials that compared the effects of continuing the regular dose of warfarintherapy with the effects of discontinuing or modifying the dose on the incidence of bleeding in patients undergoing dental procedures
bull RESULTS Five trials (a total of 553 patients) met the inclusion criteria Compared with interrupting warfarin therapy (either partial or complete) perioperative continuation of warfarin with patients usual dose was not associated with an increased risk for clinically significant nonmajor bleeding (relative risk [RR] 071 95 confidence interval [CI] 039-128 p = 065 I2 = 0) or an increased risk for minor bleeding (RR 119 95 CI 090-158 p = 022 I2 = 0)
bull CONCLUSIONS Continuing the regular dose of warfarin therapy does not seem to confer an increased risk of bleeding compared with discontinuing or modifying the warfarin dose for patients undergoing minor dental procedures
Clin Oral Implants Res 2009 Sep20 Suppl 496-106What influence do anticoagulants have on oral implant therapy
A systematic reviewMadrid C Sanz M
bull bull Department of oral surgery Oral Medicine and Hospital Dentistry Department of Ambulatory Care and Community Medicine University of Lausanne
Lausanne Switzerland carlosmadridhospvdchbull Abstractbull OBJECTIVES This systematic review aims to assess the risks (both thromboembolic and bleeding) of an oral anticoagulation therapy (OAT) patient undergoing
implant therapy and to provide a management protocol to patients under OAT undergoing implant therapybull MATERIAL AND METHODS Medline Cochrane Data Base of Systematic Reviews the Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials and EMBASE (from 1980 to
December 2008) were searched for English-language articles published between 1966 and 2008 This search was completed by a hand research accessing the references cited in all identified publications
bull RESULTS Nineteen studies were identified reporting outcomes after oral surgery procedures (mostly dental extractions in patients on OAT following different management protocols and haemostatic therapies) Five studies were randomized-controlled trials (RCTs) 11 were controlled clinical trials (CCTs) and three were prospective case series The OAT management strategies as well as the protocols during and after surgery were different This heterogeneity prevented any possible data aggregation and synthesis The results from these studies are very homogeneous reporting minor bleeding in very few patients without a significant difference between the OAT patients who continue with the vitamin K antagonists vs the patients who stopped this medication before surgery These post-operative bleeding events were controlled only with local haemostatic measures tranexamic acid mouthwashes gelatine sponges and cellulose gauzess application were effective Post-operative bleeding did not correlate with the international normalised ratio (INR) status In none of the studies was a thromboembolic event reported
bull CONCLUSIONS OAT patients (INR 2-4) who do not discontinue the AC medication do not have a significantly higher risk of post-operative bleeding than non-OAT patients and they also do not have a higher risk of post-operative bleeding than OAT patients who discontinue the medication In patients with OAT (INR 2-4) without discontinuation topical haemostatic agents were effective in preventing post-operative bleeding OAT discontinuation is not recommended for minor oral surgery such as single tooth extraction or implant placement provided that this does not involve autogenous bone grafts extensive flaps or osteotomy preparations extending outside the bony envelope Evidence does not support that dental implant placement in patients on OAT is contraindicated
bull The following are the latestguidelineshowever every DDS should thinkabouthelliphellip
Guideline TitleSteps to reduce surgical risk In II guidelines for perioperative evaluation
Bibliographic Source(s)Gualandro DM Yu PC Calderaro D Marques AC Pinho C Caramelli B et al Steps to reduce surgical risk In II guidelines for perioperative evaluation Arq Bras Cardiol
201196(3 Suppl 1)23-41 [379 references]
bull Antiplatelet Agents (AAS)bull Recommendations for antiplatelet agents before noncardiac surgeriesbull Degree of Recommendation Ibull Patients with coronary artery disease and noncardiac surgery scheduled should maintain the use of
AAS at a low dose of 75 to 100 mgday except in neurosurgeries and transurethral resection of the prostate Level of Evidence B
bull Patients using dual antiplatelet therapy by means of recent angioplasty with stent should keepreceiving AAS throughout the perioperative period with discontinuation of thienopyridine 5 daysbefore surgery and reintroduction as early as possible ideally before the patient completes 10 daysof discontinuation Level of Evidence C
bull Patients receiving antiplatelet therapy only with thienopyridine and surgery scheduled with moderate to high-risk of bleeding should discontinue medication 5 days before Level of EvidenceC
bull Degree of Recommendation IIabull Keep dual antiplatelet therapy in procedures with low risk for bleeding Level of Evidence Cbull Patients receiving antiplatelet therapy only with thienopyridine and surgery scheduled with low risk
of bleeding should continue medication in the perioperative period Level of Evidence C
bull Procedures with Low Risk of Bleedingbull Cataract surgerybull Minor dermatological proceduresbull Dental procedures - hygiene simple extraction restoration endodontic and
prosthetic proceduresbull Recommendationsbull Patients at High Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence Cbull Discontinue warfarin 5 days before surgery and wait for INR lt15 to perform the procedurebull UFH or prophylactic LMWH can be used in the preoperative period if indicatedbull Postoperatively use UFH or prophylactic LMWH if indicated by the type of procedure and resume warfarin 12 to 14 hours after surgerybull Patients at Low Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence Cbull Discontinue warfarin 5 days before surgery and wait for INR lt15bull Start full-dose UFH or LMWH when INR lt20bull Discontinue intravenous UFH 4 hours before surgery and subcutaneous LMWH 24 hours before surgerybull Postoperatively restart full-dose UFH or LMWH and warfarin and 12 to 24 hours after the procedure and discontinue heparin only when the INR is within
therapeutic rangebull Patients at Intermediate Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence Cbull Depending on the individual assessment of each patient the guidelines can be followed either for the high or low risk to the discretion of the physician in
chargebull Procedures with Low Risk of Bleedingbull Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence Cbull Perform the procedure with an INR within the therapeutic range ndash it is not necessary to discontinue the anticoagulantbull If INR gt3 discontinue anticoagulation therapy one or two days before surgery and reintroduce it the night after surgery
Endocarditis Prophylaxis
bull Dental Procedures and Prevention of Infective Endocarditisbull Dental procedures with higher risk for bacteremia are subgingival placement of antibiotic fibers or strips dental extractions dental implants or reimplants endodontic and periodontal
procedures placement of orthodontic bands and procedures with significant bleeding Whenever high-risk patients undergo these procedures should receive antibiotic prophylaxis Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence C It is likely that low-income populations with little access to health care with heart diseases other than those cited in Table 2 (below) also benefit from infective endocarditis (IE) prophylaxis before dental procedures Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence C
bull Table 2 Patients at Risk of Acquiring Severe Infective Endocarditisbull Patient with prosthetic heart valvebull Valvular heart disease corrected with prosthetic materialbull History of infective endocarditisbull Acquired valvular heart disease in patient who underwent heart transplantbull Uncorrected cyanotic congenital heart diseasebull Corrected cyanotic congenital heart disease that evolves with residual lesionbull Congenital heart disease corrected with prosthetic materialbull Surgical Procedures and Prevention of Infective Endocarditisbull Indications for Endocarditis Prophylaxisbull Degree of Recommendation Ibull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will be subjected to dental procedures with a high probability of significant bacteremia (see Table 3 below)
Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Table 3 Dental Procedures and Indication of Infective Endocarditis Prophylaxisbull Indicated Not Recommended ndash Any Patients Who Will Undergo the Procedures Belowbull For patients at risk for severe infective endocarditis and who will undergo procedures involving manipulation of gingival tissue periodontal region or perforation of oral mucosa Local
anesthesia in non-infected tissuebull Dental X-raybull Placement or removal of bracesbull Adjustment of bracesbull Placement of parts in bracesbull Natural loss of milk toothbull Bleeding originated from the trauma of the oral mucosa or lipsbull Degree of Recommendation IIabull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria on Table 2 (above) and who will undergo dental procedures with a high
probability of significant bacteremia (see Table 3 above) Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will undergo genitourinary or gastrointestinal procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic
regimen (see Table 11 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will undergo esophageal or respiratory tract procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen
(see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Degree of Recommendation IIbbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo dental procedures that do not meet
the criteria on Table 3 (above) Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo genitourinary or gastrointestinal
procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen (see Table 11 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo esophageal or respiratory tract
procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Degree of Recommendation IIIbull There is no indication for IE prophylaxis in patients with interatrial communication alone interventricular communication or corrected patent ductus arteriosus and without residual
flow myocardial revascularization surgery mitral valve prolapse without regurgitation after placement of stents innocent heart murmurs patients with pacemakers or implantablecardioverter-defibrillators (ICDs) history of Kawasaki disease or rheumatic fever without valve dysfunction who will undergo dental esophageal respiratory tract genitourinary or
Guideline on antibiotic prophylaxis for dental patients at risk for infection
Bibliographic Source(s)Clinical Affairs Committee Council on Clinical Affairs Guideline on
antibiotic prophylaxis for dental patients at risk for infection Chicago (IL) American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) 2011 5 p [27
references]bull Major Recommendationsbull The conservative use of antibiotics is indicated to minimize the risk of developing resistance to current antibiotic regimens Given the increasing number of organisms that have
developed resistance to current antibiotic regimens as well as the potential for an adverse anaphylactic reaction to the drug administered it is best to be judicious in the use of antibiotics for the prevention of infective endocarditis (IE) and other distant-site infections
bull Patients with Cardiac Conditionsbull Dental practitioners should consider prophylactic measures to minimize the risk of IE in patients with underlying cardiac conditions The risk of developing IE can arise from a combination
of high-risk patients and dental procedures However at-risk patients with poor oral hygiene and gingival bleeding after routine activities (eg toothbrushing) also have shown an increased potential for developing complications of IE It therefore is recommended to encourage daily good oral hygiene practices to reduce gingivitis as part of the prophylacticregimen These patients andor parents need to be educated and motivated to maintain personal oral hygiene through daily plaque removal including flossing Greater emphasis shouldbe placed on improved access to dental care and oral health in patients with underlying cardiac conditions at high risk for IE and less focus on a dental procedure and antibiotic coverage Professional prevention strategies should be based upon the individuals assessed risk for caries and periodontal disease
bull Specific recommendations from the latest American Heart Association (AHA) guideline on prevention of IE are included in the tables below The AHA recommends antibiotic prophylaxisonly for those whose underlying cardiac conditions are associated with the highest risk of adverse outcome (see Table 1 below) Such conditions include prosthetic heart valves previoushistory of IE unrepaired or incompletely repaired cyanotic congenital heart disease (CHD) completely repaired congenital heart defect with prosthetic material or device during the first 6 months after the procedure repaired CHD with residual defects at the site or adjacent to the site of a prosthetic patch or device and cardiac transplantation recipients who developcardiac valvulopathy In addition to those diagnoses listed in the AHA guidelines patients with a reported history of injection drug use may be considered at risk for developing IE in the absence of cardiac anomalies Although quite rare complications from intraoral tongue piercing can include IE among patients with a pre-existing cardiac valvular condition andor history of injection drug use Consultation with the patients physician may be necessary to determine susceptibility to bacteremia-induced infections
bull Antibiotics are recommended for all dental procedures that involve manipulation of gingival tissue or the periapical region of teeth or perforation of the oral mucosa (see Table 2 below) Specific antibiotic regimens can be found in Table 3 in the original guideline document Practitioners and patientsparents can review the entire AHA guidelines in the AHA CirculationJournal archives httpcircahajournalsorgcgicontentfull116151736 for additional background information as well as discussion of special circumstances (eg patients already receiving antibiotic therapy patients on anticoagulant therapy)
bull Patients with Compromised Immunitybull Patients with a compromised immune system may not be able to tolerate a transient bacteremia following invasive dental procedures These non-cardiac factors can place a patient with
compromised immunity at risk for distant-site infection from a dental procedure This category includes but is not limited to patients with the following medical conditionsbull Immunosuppression secondary tobull Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)bull Severe combined immunodeficiency (SCIDS)bull Neutropeniabull Cancer chemotherapybull Hematopoietic stem cell or solid organ transplantationbull Head and neck radiotherapybull Autoimmune disease (eg juvenile arthritis systemic lupus erythematosus)bull Sickle cell anemiabull Asplenism or status post splenectomybull Chronic steroid usagebull Diabetesbull Bisphosphonate therapybull Consultation with the childs physician is recommended for management of patients with a compromised immune system Discussion of antibiotic prophylaxis for patients undergoing
chemotherapy irradiation and hematopoietic cell transplantation appears in a separate American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) guideline (see the National GuidelineClearinghouse [NGC] summary Guideline on Dental Management of Pediatric Patients Receiving Chemotherapy Hematopoietic Cell Transplantation andor Radiation)
bull Patients with Shunts Indwelling Vascular Catheters or Medical Devicesbull The AHA recommends that antibiotic prophylaxis for nonvalvular devices including indwelling vascular catheters (central lines) and cardiovascular implantable electronic devices (CIED)
is indicated only at the time of placement of these devices in order to prevent surgical site infection The AHA found no convincing evidence that microorganisms associated with dentalprocedures cause infection of CIED and nonvalvular devices at any time after implantation The infections occurring after device implantation most often are caused by Staphylococcusaureus and coagulase negative staphylococci or other microorganisms that are non-oral in origin but are associated with surgical implantation or other active infections The AHA furtherstates that immunosuppression is not an independent risk factor for nonvalvular device infections immunocompromised hosts who have those devices should receive antibioticprophylaxis as advocated for immunocompetent hosts Consultation with the childs physician is recommended for management of patients with nonvalvular devices
Cardiac Conditions Associated with the Highest Risk of AdverseOutcome from Endocarditis for Which Prophylaxis with Dental
Procedures Is Reasonable
bull Prosthetic cardiac valve or prosthetic material used for cardiac valve repair
bull Previous infective endocarditisbull Congenital heart disease (CHD)bull Unrepaired cyanotic CHD including palliative shunts and conduitsbull Completely repaired congenital heart defect with prosthetic
material or device whether placed by surgery or by catheterintervention during the first 6 months after the procedure
bull Repaired CHD with residual defects at the site or adjacent to the site of a prosthetic patch or prosthetic device (which inhibitendothelialization)
bull Cardiac transplantation recipients who develop cardiac valvulopathy
Dental Procedures for which Endocarditis ProphylaxisIs Reasonable for Patients in Table 1
bull All dental procedures that involve manipulation of gingival tissue or the periapical region of teeth or perforation of the oral mucosa
bull The following procedures and events do not needprophylaxis routine anesthetic injections throughnoninfected tissue taking dental radiographs placement of removable prosthodontic or orthodonticappliances adjustment of orthodontic appliances placement of orthodontic brackets shedding of deciduous teeth and bleeding from trauma to the lipsor oral mucosa
Considerations for Perioperative Anticoagulationarfarin therapy - management during invasive procedures and
surgeryBibliographic Source(s)
Medical Services Commission Warfarin therapy - management during invasive procedures and surgery Victoria (BC) British Columbia Medical Services Commission 2010 Oct 1 7 p [8 references]
bull Note Always consult with the surgeon and anesthesiologist aboutbull Risk of bleedingbull Goal INRbull Acceptable INR for surgerybull Baseline INR is recommended in every case and this will guide further therapybull Always discuss with surgeon and anesthesiologist what the INR should be before surgery (goal INR)bull An INR lt15 is generally acceptable except for neurosurgery ocular surgery and procedures requiring spinal anesthesia or epidural analgesia (Horlocker et al
2003)bull Risk of bleedingbull In general the type of procedure determines the risk of bleeding and how long anticoagulation must be withheld post-operativelybull Discontinuation of warfarin is essential for these procedures associated with a high risk of bleeding
ndash Procedures that the body cavity is entered eg open thoracic abdominal or pelvic surgeryndash Percutaneous needle procedures in non-compressible sites including organ biopsiesndash Any type of prostatic surgeryndash Surgery sites where minor bleeding can cause significant morbidity (eg central nervous system [CNS] and intraocular procedures)ndash Major arthroplasty surgery eg hip or knee replacement
bull Discontinuation of warfarin is usually not necessary for these procedures associated with a low risk of bleedingndash Percutaneous needle procedures in readily compressible sites (eg peripheral venous access)ndash Many skin proceduresndash Routine dental procedures (eg hygiene simple extractions restorations endodontics prosthetics)
ndash Endoscopy without biopsy
bull Assess the risk of bleeding from the procedure with the assistance of the surgeon and anesthesiologistC
Guidelines for pre-operative cardiac risk assessment and perioperative cardiac management in non-cardiac surgeryBibliographic Source(s)
Task Force for Preoperative Cardiac Risk Assessment and Perioperative [trunc] European Society of Anaesthesiology Poldermans D Bax JJ Boersma E De Hert S Eeckhout E Fowkes G Gorenek B Hennerici MG Iung B Kelm M Kjeldsen KP Kristensen SD Lopez-Sendon J Pelosi P Philippe F Pierard L Ponikowski P Schmid JP Sellevold OF Sicari R Van den Berghe G Vermassen F Guidelines for pre-operative cardiac risk
assessment and perioperative cardiac management in non-cardiac surgery Eur Heart J 2009 Nov30(22)2769-812 [238 references] PubMed
bull Pre-operative Evaluationbull Surgical Risk for Cardiac Eventsbull Although patient-specific factors are more important than surgery-specific factors in predicting the cardiac risk for noncardiac surgical procedures
the type of surgery cannot be ignored when evaluating a particular patient undergoing an intervention With regard to cardiac risk surgicalinterventions can be divided into low-risk intermediate-risk and high-risk groups with estimated 30-day cardiac event rates (cardiac death and myocardial infarction [MI]) of lt1 1ndash5 and gt5 respectively (see table below) Although only a rough estimation this risk stratification providesa good indication of the need for cardiac evaluation drug treatment and assessment of risk for cardiac events
bull Table Surgical Riska Estimatebull Low-risk lt1 Intermediate-risk 1-5 High-risk gt5bull Breastbull Dentalbull Endocrinebull Eyebull Gynaecologybull Reconstructivebull Orthopaedic-minor (knee surgery)bull Urologic-minor Abdominalbull Carotidbull Peripheral arterial angioplastybull Endovascular aneurysm repairbull Head and neck surgerybull Neurologicalorthopaedic-major (hip and spine surgery)bull Pulmonary renalliver transplantbull Urologic-major Aortic and major vascular surgerybull Peripheral vascular surgerybull aRisk of MI and cardiac death within 30 days after surgery Modified from Boersma et al Perioperative cardiovascular mortality in noncardiac
surgery validation of the Lee cardiac risk index Am J Med 20051181134ndash1141
Segni vitali
bull Prima di ogni trattamento dovrebbero essere misurati i segni vitaliPAFCrespirazione e temperatura
Inserire fot Omron
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ContecVital Signs Monitor PatientMonitor with CE Certificate
(CMS5000)
Riconoscere una emergenza
bull Segni e sintomi di emergenza incipiente
ndash Dolore toracico
ndash Cute pallida
ndash Sudorazione
ndash Vomito(nausea)
ndash RESPIRAZIONE IRREGOLARE
ndash SENSAZIONI STRANE O INSOLITE
ndash Modificazioni delle frequenza e o della pressione
Codice di deontologia medica
bull Art 7 ndash Obbligo drsquointervento drsquourgenza Il medico
e devetempestivamente attivarsi per assicurare ognispecifica adeguata assistenza
Procedure iniziali nellrsquoemergenzabull Interrompere la procedura
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull Chiamare il kit di emergenza
bull Valutare lo stato di coscienzase incoscienteabbassare la poltrona trendelemburg
bull Somministrare O2se coscienteocchialinise incosciente ma respira maschera se incosciente e non respira pallone e maschera
Algoritmo di base
bull PABCDbull Posizionare
bull A airway
bull B breathing
bull Ccirculation
bull Ddefinitivo o diagnosi
Come valutare lo stato di coscienza
1 come definirlo cosciente
vigile
soporoso
coma
2 come riconoscerlo stimolo verbale
stimolo doloroso
3 come valutarlo risposta verbale
apertura occhi
risposta motoria
Valutare le vie aereeaprire la bocca
estendere il capo e sostenere il mentoimpiegare lrsquoaspirazione se necessario
Valutare la respirazionese non respiradai due respiri con ossigeno 100
se in apneainserisci la cannula orofaringea chiama per lrsquoAED
Valutare la circolazionecerca il polsocarotide(radiale)
in assenza di polsopreparati per CPRmettere il paziente in pianomeglio al suolo iniziare MCE
applicare lrsquoAED se crsquoegrave il polsovalutare la frequenza e la forza
Distress
bull Respiratoriobroncospasmoasma
bull ToracicodoloreanginaMI
bull Psicologicoagitazioneconvulsioni
bull Prevenire il distress
ndash Ambiente accoglientetranquillorilassato
ndash Minimizzare la paurail freddo
ndash Mantenere PA e FC e respirazione nei limiti
ndash Non interrompere la terapia
Valutare il paz e la situazionebull Controllare i segni vitali del pazientePAFCrespirazionecolorebull Non tentare di trasportare il paziente da solibull Chiama immediatamente il 118 se
ndash Arresto cardiacondash Arresto respiratoriondash incoscienzagt 1 minndash Stato confusionale prolungatondash Dolore toracico gt 5 min non alleviato dal venitrinndash Difficoltagrave respiratoriandash Convulsionindash Ipotensione grave o tachicardia()
bull Tratta il paziente in emergenza finchegrave non arriva il soccorsobull Tieni pronta la cartella e quanto fatto finora per la squadra di soccorsobull Compila la scheda delle emergenze in studio
What types of emergencies can be expected in the dental office
Ostruzione delle vie aeree
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentoimprovvisaafferrare la gola(segno universale)ndash Stridorendash Tosse violentandash Dispneaspasmindash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Tosse forzatandash Compressione addominalendash Percussione dorsale con paziente curvo in avanti ndash Ossigenazione ndash Ispezione delle prime vie aereendash laringoscopiopinza di Magillaspiratorendash Chiamare aiutondash Trasferimento in ospedale per broncoscopia in urgenza
How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver You tubehttpyoutubekJDpr05zmB4
bull How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver
bull Edited by Bob Robertson Rob S Nicole Willson Travis Derouin and 37 others
bull Googlewikihow
Airway obstruction management
Asmabroncospasmo
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentondash Sensazione di peso sul toracendash stridorendash Tossendash Dispneandash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Posizionare il pazsedutobraccia in avantindash Ossigenondash Spray con salbutamol 2 puffripeti dopo 5 min se inefficacendash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
bull httpyoutubekff3co6xwik
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Arresto cardiaco
bull Segni e sintomibull Non rispondebull Non respirabull Non ha polsobull Trattamento
ndash Mettere il paz supinotavola sotto il torace o stendere sul pavimento
ndash Chiamare aiutondash Attaccare AED e seguire le istruzionindash Iniziare CPRndash Ossigenare ventilazione con pallone e maschera
bull httpyoutubeI-eFjl2G9vg
Emerg Med J 2012 Nov29(11)890-3 Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
Segal N Laurent F Maman L Plaisance P Augustin P
bull Source
bull Emergency Department Lariboisiegravere Hospital Paris 7 University (Paris Diderot) Paris France drnicolassegalgmailcom
bull Conflicting studies exist about the effectiveness of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on a dental chair In some situations dental surgeons are obliged to perform CPR with the patient on the chair Feedback devices are supposed to guide the compression depth in order to improve the quality of CPR but some devices are based on an accelerometer that can theoretically report erroneous results because of the lack of rigidity of a dental chair
bull OBJECTIVE
bull The aim of this study was to evaluate the accuracy of these devices to guide chest compressions on a dental chair
Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
bull METHODSbull A prospective randomised crossover equivalencenon-inferiority study was conducted to compare
the values of compression depths provided by the feedback device (Real CPR Help(reg) delivered by Zollcopy Medical Corporation Chelmsford MA USA) with the real measurements provided by the manikin (Resusci Anne(reg) Advanced SkillTrainer Laerdal Medical AScopy Norway) Chest-compression-only CPR was performed by 15 Basic Life Support instructors who carried out two rounds of continuous CPR for 2 min each Data were analysed with a correlation test a Bland-Altman method and a Wilcoxon test Statistical significance was defined as plt005
bull RESULTSbull A significant difference was found between the mean depths of compression measured by the
feedback device and the manikin on a dental chair and on the floor (plt00001) The feedback device overestimated the depth of chest compressions and Bland-Altman analysis demonstrated poor agreement
bull CONCLUSION
bull This study indicates that feedback devices with accelerometer technology are not sufficiently reliable to ensure adequate chest compression on dental chairs
Angina
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato
alle spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash sollievo con NTGsi spera ndash Ansiapalloresudorazionetachicardia
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minNatispraysublinguale ndash Ossigenondash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
Localizzazioni del dolore anginoso
Sharplocalized
radiating or notmay radiate to
teeth
You tube3 IUSB angina attack
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bull Angina pectoris medical emergency
Infarto miocardico
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spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash Mancato sollievo con NTG ndash Dispneasincopediaforesimorte improvvisa
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ndash MONAMorfinaossigenonitroglicerinaaspirina
Fattori di rischio per cardiopatia ischemica
bull Etagravebull Sesso maschilema = gt 65 annibull Ipertensionebull DislipidemieColestTGHDL lowbull Diabetebull Fumobull Familiaritagravebull Malattie infiammatorie sistemiche collagenopatiebull Obesitagrave bull Metabolic syndrome This has been characterized by the presence of
hyperinsulinemia (fasting glucose level ge 100 mgdL) abdominal obesity (waist circumference gt40 in for men or gt35 in for women) decreased HDL cholesterol levels (lt 40 mgdL for men or lt 50 mgdL for women) hypertriglyceridemia (gt150 mgdL) and hypertension (ge 13085 mm Hg) Based on data from the 2000 US census an estimated 47 million Americans have the metabolic syndrome Patients with the metabolic syndrome have a 3-fold increased risk for coronary atherosclerosis and stroke compared with those without this syndrome
Fattori precipitanti lrsquoischemia
bull Sforzo fisico
bull Basse temperature
bull Digestione
bull Tachicardiafebbreipertiroidismo
bull Emozionistressndash Psichico(pauracontatto
ravvicinatooppressionecostrizioneinpossibilitagrave di muiversidi parlareodori sgradevolivista irritante o sgradevole
ndash dolore
bull Innalzamento vita media
bull Miglioramento condizioni socio-economiche ()
bull Procedure odontoiatriche sempre piugrave conservative
Maggiore frequenza di cardiopatici nella pratica odontoiatrica
Fattori stressantistressors
bull Malattiapersonale o di amici o famigliaribull Morte di un famigliare o di una persona amatabull Problemi di relazioni interpersonalibull Sovraccarico di lavorobull Inizio di un lavoro nuovobull disoccupazionebull pensionebull gravidanzabull affollamentobull traslocobull problemi della vita di tutti i giornirdquocopingrdquobull Problemi legalibull Problemi finanziaribull Perfezionismobull Eccecc
Quindinel paziente cardiopatico(ma anche negli altri)
Sedazione con BZD (short antagonizzabili)
bull Sedazione cosciente con N2O
bull empatia
bull Buona analgesia
Fin qui nov 10
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bull anginal and heart attack
Puntata ipertensiva
bull Segni e sintomindash Cefaleavertiginironziindash Disturbi della vistandash Cardiopalmo(tachicardia)ndash (dispnea)ndash Epistassi
bull Trattamentondash Nifedipina(nifedicor)5-15 gtt sublingualiOppndash Clonidina(catapresan) mezza1 fiala im o ev lentaOppndash Furosemide(Lasix) 1 2 fl im o ev lentandash Ossigenoterapia(occhialini)
Aritmie
bull Senza ECG
bull ipocineticheipercinetiche
Allergia
ndash Limitata ad un sistema o generalizzatandash Faringe e prime vie aereeedema angioneuroticondash Tratto respiratorioasmabroncospasmostridorendash Cuteorticariapruritondash Anafilassitutti i precedenti+collasso cardiocircolatoriondash DDangioedema ereditario
ndash Segni e sintomindash Pruritoarrossamentopomfiedema labbramucose boccafaringehellipndash Distress respiratorioasmandash Ipotensionepolso piccolofrequentepallore
bull Ossigenobull Chiamare aiutobull Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
anafilassi
bull Posizione supina
bull Ossigenazione
bull Adrenalina im 05mg
bull Liquidi evndash Antistaminico trimeton 10 mg im
ndash Cortisone
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull In caso di arrestoCPR
Cause di allergia
bull Materiali implantari e amalgama metallititanioporcellane e metalli nobili mercurio
bull Latexdighebull Acrilatibull Formaldeidebull Clorexidinabull AL e conservanti (metilparaben)
bull patch testing prick testing and blood tests for allergen-specific IgE
Sincope vasovagalesvenimentobull Segni e sintomi
ndash Svenimentondash Nausea ndash Debolezzandash Pallorendash Cute fredda e sudatandash Polso rallentatoma prima tachindash Ipotensionendash Discomfort addominalendash Midriasindash sbadiglio
bull Trattamentondash Posizione supinandash Elevare gli arti infndash Ossigenondash Monitorizzare ndash Atropina 05 mg im o iv
Fattori scatenanti psicogenipauraansiastress emotivocattive notiziedolorespecie se improvviso ed inaspettatovista del sanguestrumenti chirurgicisiringhe
Fattori scatenanti non psicogeniStazione erettaFame da salto del pasto o da dietaEsaurimentostanchezzaCattive condizioni fisicheAmbiente caldo-umidoAffollamentoSesso maschileGiovani16-35 anni
Pathophysiology
Stress
Catecholamines release
Decreased peripheral vascular resistance amp uarr blood flow to peripheral muscles
darr venous return
darr circulatory blood vol amp drop in arterial BP
Activation of Compensatory mechanisms
Reflex bradycardia develops (lt 50)
Significant drop in cardiac output associated with fall in BP below the critical level
Cerebral ischemia amp loss of consciousness
Assess consciousness (loss of response to sensory stimulation)
Activate office emergency system
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Perform additional procedures
Administer aromatic ammonia
Administer atropine if bradycardia persists
Do not panic
Post syncopal recovery- delayed recovery-
Postpone dental treatment Activate EMS
Determine precipitating factors
POSTURAL HYPOTENSION
Predisposing factors
bull Administration and ingestion of drugs eg antihypertensives like sodium depleting diuretics calcium channel blockers ampganglion blocking agents sedatives and narcotics histamine blockers levo dopa
bull Prolonged period of recumbency or convalescence
bull Inadequate postural reflex
bull Late stage pregnancy
bull Advanced age
bull Venous defects in legs (eg varicose veins)
bull Recovery from sympathectomy
bull Addissonrsquos disease
bull Physical exhaustion and starvation
bull Chronic postural hypotension (Shy ndash Drager syndrome)
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
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ipoglicemia
bull Segni e sintomibull Senso di fame
ndash Parola strascicataincoerentendash Comportamento alteratondash Polso rapidondash Apprensioneansiairrequietezzaaggressivitagravendash Disorientamentoperdita di coscienzandash Tremorindash sudorazione
bull Trattamentondash Succo di fruttacaramellazuccherino posndash Se egrave avvenuta perdita di coscienzaglucosio evndash Nel dubbio tra iper e ipoglicemiameglio somministrare glucosio comunque
ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
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Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
bull
Contraindications
bull Physical Examination
ndash Respiratory distress (wheezing stridor etc)
ndash Hypotension
ndash Morbid obesity
ndash OSA
Contraindications (continued)
bull Physical Examination
ndash Craniofacial abnormalities
ndash Short neck
ndash Decreased hyoid-mental distance (lt3cm in adult)
ndash Distorted landmarks on anterior surface of neck
Contraindications (continued)
bull Physical Examination
ndash Limited mouth opening
ndash Receding chin
ndash Large tongue
ndash Unable to view base of uvula with mouth open and tongue protruding
Pregnancy
bull Patients who are trying to conceive are pregnant or are breast-feeding must inform their dentist in advance of their appointment
Mallampati Classificationbull Class 1 Full visibility of tonsils uvula and soft palate
bull Class 2 Visibility of hard and soft palate upper portion of tonsils and uvula
bull Class 3 Soft and hard palate and base of the uvula are visible
bull Class 4 Only hard palate is visible
The Mallampati classification is used to
predict the ease of intubation It is
determined by looking at the anatomy of
the oral cavity Specifically it is based
on the visibility of the base of uvula
faucial pillars and soft palate Scoring
may be done with or without phonation
A high Mallampati score (class 3 or 4) is
associated with more difficult intubation
as well as a higher incidence of sleep
apnea
OSA screening
clinical diagnosis of OSA
bull The clinical diagnosis of OSA was defined as AHI(apnea hypopnea) greater than 5 with fragmented sleep and daytime sleepiness
bull According to the American Academy of Sleep Medicine practice guideline the severity of OSA is determined by the AHI 5ndash15 mild greater than 15ndash30 moderate greater than 30 severe
STOPsnoretiredobserved(stopped breathing)pressure
STOP QuestionnaireA Tool to Screen Patients for Obstructive Sleep ApneaAnesthesiology 2008 108812ndash21
Stop tradottoquasi corrisponde
bull SmdashldquoDo you snore loudly (louder than talking or loud enough to be heard through closed doors)rdquoRussi forte+ che parlare a voce alta
tanto da essere udito a porta chiusaSornacchiarebull TmdashldquoDo you often feel tired fatigued or sleepy during daytimerdquoti
senti stancoaffaticato o sonnolento durante il giorno Tiratohelliphellip
bull OmdashldquoHas anyone observed you stop breathing during your sleepNessuno ti ha osservato fermare il respiro durante il sonnoosservato
bull rdquo PmdashldquoDo you have or are you being treated for high blood pressure Hai o sei stato in terapia per ipertensionePressione
Screening of patients
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Si prega di leggere attentamente e riempire con i dati richiesti sopra le parti indicate dai puntini(datacittagravecognomenomeinterventofirma)
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Dichiaro di attenermi alle seguenti disposizioni
I)non assumere alcun cibo nelle 6 ore precedenti linterventone liquidi nelle due ore
precedenti raccomandazioni per il digiuno preoperatorio
MATERIALE INGERITO TEMPO MINIMO DI DIGIUNO
Liquidi chiari (acquacaffegravethe succo senza polpa bibite
gasate)
2 ore
Pasto leggero (toast e bibita) 6 ore
2)di non guidare alcuna automobile o motocicletta o bicicletta od utilizzare qualsiasi
macchinario nelle 24 ore seguenti Ianestesia o sedazione
3)di non assumere alcoolici nelle 24 ore seguenti lanestesia o sedazione
4)di farmi riaccompagnare alla mia residenza da un adulto responsabile
5)di rimanere in compagnia di un adulto responsabile una volta tornato al domicilio
6) di non assumere alcuna decisione importante ne firmare documenti
importanti(testamentoassicurazioni ecc)nelle 24 ore seguenti
7)di vestirmi in modo praticocosicchegrave il vestiario possa essere facilmente rimosso e
indossato e riposto in un armadiettoper estute da ginnastica con maniche larghe e
apertura frontale 8)di non portare gioielli o altri oggetti di valore in ambulatorio
9)di mettermi in contatto con lunitagrave chirurgica ambulatoriale nel caso insorga una
qualsiasi complicanza postoperatoria
10) di assumere o avere giagrave assunto la mia terapia agli intervalli soliticon un poco
di acqua se necessario
FIRMA
IDquest day surg e consensodoc
Screening of patients 2
CM 1312009
DottClaudio Melloni
Specialista in Anestesia e Rianimazione
Via Fossolo 28
40138 Bologna
tel051390048
Questionario preoperatorio di autocompilazione Si prega di barrare la risposta esatta con un segnetto o un cerchietto eo riempire gli spazi sopra i
puntini con le informazioni richiesteTutte le risposte sono confidenziali e coperte dal segreto
professionaleGrazie
Cognome e nomehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
indirizzoviahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipcittagravehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipCaphellip
telhelliphelliphelliphellip
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Si sente ammalato SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ha o ha avuto una malattia seria SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ha affanno dopo sforzo SI NO
Ha tosse SI NO
Ha sibili respiratori SI NO
Ha dolore al petto da sforzo SI NO
Ha gonfiore alle caviglie SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie di cuore SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie dei polmoni SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie di fegato SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie dello stomaco reflussoulcera SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie dei reni SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie muscolari SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie cerebrali SI NO
Ha assunto farmaci negli ultimi tre mesi SI NO
Se Siqualihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Prende gocce nasali o oculari SI NO
Egrave allergico a qualche medicinale SI NO
Ersquo allergico a qualche cibo SI NO
Ha subito interventi o anestesie negli ultimi 3 mesi
SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Egrave mai stato operato prima drsquoora SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ci sono state strane storie in famiglia di incidenti insorti durante o subito dopo anestesia
SI NO
Porta occhiali o lenti a contatto SI NO
Porta protesi dentarie o ponti mobili SI NO Beve piugrave di in bicchiere di vino o di un superalcoolico al giorno
SI NO Fuma SI NO
Se Siquanto Ci sono stati altri problemi di salute fisica o mentale non compresi in questa lista
SI NO
Se Siqualihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Fa movimento o sport SI NO
Se sigraveche cosa(per es biciclettalavori di casaortoraccolta fruttaecc) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Raccolta dati
cM 1195
data sedehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
COGNOME E NOME
INDIRIZZO TELhelliphelliphelliphellip
ETAgrave PESO(KG) ALTEZZA(CM) ASA
INTERVENTO
ANESTESISTACHIRURGO
anestetico locale Si No farmacomg
adrenalina Si No dose
via aerea spont guedel maschera IOT IRT COPA LMA
respirazionespont ass man IPPV O2 si no maschera occhialini
Premedicazioneora
induzione(farmacidosi)
mantenimento
inizio anestesiaora inizio chirurgiaora
Via
venosa
fleboclisi 1 2 3 4 MAC opp
AG
Min PAS PAD Fc SaO2 EtCO2 Osservazioni bas
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altri stopanalgesia
fine anestesiaora fine chirurgiaora
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ConsensoPoliambulatorio SLucia
Via Murri 164
Bologna
DICHIARAZIONE DI AVVENUTA INFORMAZIONE E CONSENSO ALLrsquoANESTESIA
Io Sottoscrittoahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip natoa a helliphelliphelliphelliphellip
il
Dichiaro di essere stato informatoa dal Medico Anestesista drhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
che le mie condizioni di salute mi collocano nella classe ASAhelliphellip ed il rischio relativo allrsquointervento
chirurgico al quale io verrorsquo sottopostoa egrave helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ho compreso le informazioni circa il tipo di anestesia piugrave appropriato nella mia situazione e dopo avere preso in considerazione anche le eventuali alternative dograve il mio consenso al trattamento anestesiologico
concordato che saragrave il seguentehelliphelliphellip helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Sono stato informato che tale trattamento qualora si verificassero condizioni particolari che mi verranno
spiegate potrebbe essere modificato
Mi egrave stato spiegato che lrsquoanestesia pur essendo fra le metodiche piugrave sicure della medicina moderna puograve
comportare ancora oggi in rarissimi casi complicanze mortali o gravi danni permanenti in particolare di
tipo neurologico Mi ritengo adeguatamente informato e non desidero ricevere ulteriori informazioni
In seguito alla mia richiesta di ulteriori informazioni ho ricevuto e compreso ogni spiegazione sui
trattamenti anestesiologici che verranno adottati prima durante e dopo lrsquointervento In particolare ho
compreso le informazioni circa le complicanze piugrave comuni e prevedibili nel mio caso specifico che
consistono inhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Autorizzo inoltre il Medico Anestesista a comunicare notizie relative al mio stato di salute
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Dichiarazioni particolarihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
DATA
Firma del Paziente Firma del Medico Anestesista
helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip helliphellip
Firma del Tutorehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipdihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Drugs taken by patientshellip
bull We consistently found associations of antipsychotic and SSRI antidepressant treatment with sudden unexplaineddeath significantly raised risk ratios being found for typicaland atypical antipsychotics the latter including risperidoneand olanzapine individually and the SSRI antidepressants including citalopram fluoxetine and sertraline Individually
bull Br J Clin Pharmacol 2009 November 68(5) 743ndash751bull doi 101111j1365-2125200903496xbull PMCID PMC2791981bull Sudden death in patients receiving drugs tending to
prolong the QT intervalbull Kate Jolly1 Michael D Gammage2 Kar Keung Cheng1 Peter
Bradburn1 Miriam V Banting1 and Michael J S Langman2
J Can Dent Assoc 2009 Feb75(1)41Dental surgery for patients on anticoagulant therapy with warfarin a
systematic review and meta-analysisNematullah A Alabousi A Blanas N Douketis JD Sutherland SE
bull University of Toronto Ontario Canadabull Comment in bull Evid Based Dent 200910(2)52 bull Republished in bull Tex Dent J 2009 Dec126(12)1183-93 bull Abstractbull PURPOSE To evaluate the effect of continuing warfarin therapy on the bleeding risk of patients undergoing elective dental surgical proceduresbull METHODS Data sources were the MEDLINE and EMBASE databases the Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials a manual citation review of
the relevant literature content experts and relevant abstracts from the proceedings of the International Association for Dental Research Study selection was carried out independently by 2 reviewers as was quality assessment Data extraction was done by 3 reviewers Differences were resolved by consensus Eligible studies were randomized controlled trials that compared the effects of continuing the regular dose of warfarintherapy with the effects of discontinuing or modifying the dose on the incidence of bleeding in patients undergoing dental procedures
bull RESULTS Five trials (a total of 553 patients) met the inclusion criteria Compared with interrupting warfarin therapy (either partial or complete) perioperative continuation of warfarin with patients usual dose was not associated with an increased risk for clinically significant nonmajor bleeding (relative risk [RR] 071 95 confidence interval [CI] 039-128 p = 065 I2 = 0) or an increased risk for minor bleeding (RR 119 95 CI 090-158 p = 022 I2 = 0)
bull CONCLUSIONS Continuing the regular dose of warfarin therapy does not seem to confer an increased risk of bleeding compared with discontinuing or modifying the warfarin dose for patients undergoing minor dental procedures
Clin Oral Implants Res 2009 Sep20 Suppl 496-106What influence do anticoagulants have on oral implant therapy
A systematic reviewMadrid C Sanz M
bull bull Department of oral surgery Oral Medicine and Hospital Dentistry Department of Ambulatory Care and Community Medicine University of Lausanne
Lausanne Switzerland carlosmadridhospvdchbull Abstractbull OBJECTIVES This systematic review aims to assess the risks (both thromboembolic and bleeding) of an oral anticoagulation therapy (OAT) patient undergoing
implant therapy and to provide a management protocol to patients under OAT undergoing implant therapybull MATERIAL AND METHODS Medline Cochrane Data Base of Systematic Reviews the Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials and EMBASE (from 1980 to
December 2008) were searched for English-language articles published between 1966 and 2008 This search was completed by a hand research accessing the references cited in all identified publications
bull RESULTS Nineteen studies were identified reporting outcomes after oral surgery procedures (mostly dental extractions in patients on OAT following different management protocols and haemostatic therapies) Five studies were randomized-controlled trials (RCTs) 11 were controlled clinical trials (CCTs) and three were prospective case series The OAT management strategies as well as the protocols during and after surgery were different This heterogeneity prevented any possible data aggregation and synthesis The results from these studies are very homogeneous reporting minor bleeding in very few patients without a significant difference between the OAT patients who continue with the vitamin K antagonists vs the patients who stopped this medication before surgery These post-operative bleeding events were controlled only with local haemostatic measures tranexamic acid mouthwashes gelatine sponges and cellulose gauzess application were effective Post-operative bleeding did not correlate with the international normalised ratio (INR) status In none of the studies was a thromboembolic event reported
bull CONCLUSIONS OAT patients (INR 2-4) who do not discontinue the AC medication do not have a significantly higher risk of post-operative bleeding than non-OAT patients and they also do not have a higher risk of post-operative bleeding than OAT patients who discontinue the medication In patients with OAT (INR 2-4) without discontinuation topical haemostatic agents were effective in preventing post-operative bleeding OAT discontinuation is not recommended for minor oral surgery such as single tooth extraction or implant placement provided that this does not involve autogenous bone grafts extensive flaps or osteotomy preparations extending outside the bony envelope Evidence does not support that dental implant placement in patients on OAT is contraindicated
bull The following are the latestguidelineshowever every DDS should thinkabouthelliphellip
Guideline TitleSteps to reduce surgical risk In II guidelines for perioperative evaluation
Bibliographic Source(s)Gualandro DM Yu PC Calderaro D Marques AC Pinho C Caramelli B et al Steps to reduce surgical risk In II guidelines for perioperative evaluation Arq Bras Cardiol
201196(3 Suppl 1)23-41 [379 references]
bull Antiplatelet Agents (AAS)bull Recommendations for antiplatelet agents before noncardiac surgeriesbull Degree of Recommendation Ibull Patients with coronary artery disease and noncardiac surgery scheduled should maintain the use of
AAS at a low dose of 75 to 100 mgday except in neurosurgeries and transurethral resection of the prostate Level of Evidence B
bull Patients using dual antiplatelet therapy by means of recent angioplasty with stent should keepreceiving AAS throughout the perioperative period with discontinuation of thienopyridine 5 daysbefore surgery and reintroduction as early as possible ideally before the patient completes 10 daysof discontinuation Level of Evidence C
bull Patients receiving antiplatelet therapy only with thienopyridine and surgery scheduled with moderate to high-risk of bleeding should discontinue medication 5 days before Level of EvidenceC
bull Degree of Recommendation IIabull Keep dual antiplatelet therapy in procedures with low risk for bleeding Level of Evidence Cbull Patients receiving antiplatelet therapy only with thienopyridine and surgery scheduled with low risk
of bleeding should continue medication in the perioperative period Level of Evidence C
bull Procedures with Low Risk of Bleedingbull Cataract surgerybull Minor dermatological proceduresbull Dental procedures - hygiene simple extraction restoration endodontic and
prosthetic proceduresbull Recommendationsbull Patients at High Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence Cbull Discontinue warfarin 5 days before surgery and wait for INR lt15 to perform the procedurebull UFH or prophylactic LMWH can be used in the preoperative period if indicatedbull Postoperatively use UFH or prophylactic LMWH if indicated by the type of procedure and resume warfarin 12 to 14 hours after surgerybull Patients at Low Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence Cbull Discontinue warfarin 5 days before surgery and wait for INR lt15bull Start full-dose UFH or LMWH when INR lt20bull Discontinue intravenous UFH 4 hours before surgery and subcutaneous LMWH 24 hours before surgerybull Postoperatively restart full-dose UFH or LMWH and warfarin and 12 to 24 hours after the procedure and discontinue heparin only when the INR is within
therapeutic rangebull Patients at Intermediate Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence Cbull Depending on the individual assessment of each patient the guidelines can be followed either for the high or low risk to the discretion of the physician in
chargebull Procedures with Low Risk of Bleedingbull Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence Cbull Perform the procedure with an INR within the therapeutic range ndash it is not necessary to discontinue the anticoagulantbull If INR gt3 discontinue anticoagulation therapy one or two days before surgery and reintroduce it the night after surgery
Endocarditis Prophylaxis
bull Dental Procedures and Prevention of Infective Endocarditisbull Dental procedures with higher risk for bacteremia are subgingival placement of antibiotic fibers or strips dental extractions dental implants or reimplants endodontic and periodontal
procedures placement of orthodontic bands and procedures with significant bleeding Whenever high-risk patients undergo these procedures should receive antibiotic prophylaxis Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence C It is likely that low-income populations with little access to health care with heart diseases other than those cited in Table 2 (below) also benefit from infective endocarditis (IE) prophylaxis before dental procedures Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence C
bull Table 2 Patients at Risk of Acquiring Severe Infective Endocarditisbull Patient with prosthetic heart valvebull Valvular heart disease corrected with prosthetic materialbull History of infective endocarditisbull Acquired valvular heart disease in patient who underwent heart transplantbull Uncorrected cyanotic congenital heart diseasebull Corrected cyanotic congenital heart disease that evolves with residual lesionbull Congenital heart disease corrected with prosthetic materialbull Surgical Procedures and Prevention of Infective Endocarditisbull Indications for Endocarditis Prophylaxisbull Degree of Recommendation Ibull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will be subjected to dental procedures with a high probability of significant bacteremia (see Table 3 below)
Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Table 3 Dental Procedures and Indication of Infective Endocarditis Prophylaxisbull Indicated Not Recommended ndash Any Patients Who Will Undergo the Procedures Belowbull For patients at risk for severe infective endocarditis and who will undergo procedures involving manipulation of gingival tissue periodontal region or perforation of oral mucosa Local
anesthesia in non-infected tissuebull Dental X-raybull Placement or removal of bracesbull Adjustment of bracesbull Placement of parts in bracesbull Natural loss of milk toothbull Bleeding originated from the trauma of the oral mucosa or lipsbull Degree of Recommendation IIabull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria on Table 2 (above) and who will undergo dental procedures with a high
probability of significant bacteremia (see Table 3 above) Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will undergo genitourinary or gastrointestinal procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic
regimen (see Table 11 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will undergo esophageal or respiratory tract procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen
(see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Degree of Recommendation IIbbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo dental procedures that do not meet
the criteria on Table 3 (above) Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo genitourinary or gastrointestinal
procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen (see Table 11 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo esophageal or respiratory tract
procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Degree of Recommendation IIIbull There is no indication for IE prophylaxis in patients with interatrial communication alone interventricular communication or corrected patent ductus arteriosus and without residual
flow myocardial revascularization surgery mitral valve prolapse without regurgitation after placement of stents innocent heart murmurs patients with pacemakers or implantablecardioverter-defibrillators (ICDs) history of Kawasaki disease or rheumatic fever without valve dysfunction who will undergo dental esophageal respiratory tract genitourinary or
Guideline on antibiotic prophylaxis for dental patients at risk for infection
Bibliographic Source(s)Clinical Affairs Committee Council on Clinical Affairs Guideline on
antibiotic prophylaxis for dental patients at risk for infection Chicago (IL) American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) 2011 5 p [27
references]bull Major Recommendationsbull The conservative use of antibiotics is indicated to minimize the risk of developing resistance to current antibiotic regimens Given the increasing number of organisms that have
developed resistance to current antibiotic regimens as well as the potential for an adverse anaphylactic reaction to the drug administered it is best to be judicious in the use of antibiotics for the prevention of infective endocarditis (IE) and other distant-site infections
bull Patients with Cardiac Conditionsbull Dental practitioners should consider prophylactic measures to minimize the risk of IE in patients with underlying cardiac conditions The risk of developing IE can arise from a combination
of high-risk patients and dental procedures However at-risk patients with poor oral hygiene and gingival bleeding after routine activities (eg toothbrushing) also have shown an increased potential for developing complications of IE It therefore is recommended to encourage daily good oral hygiene practices to reduce gingivitis as part of the prophylacticregimen These patients andor parents need to be educated and motivated to maintain personal oral hygiene through daily plaque removal including flossing Greater emphasis shouldbe placed on improved access to dental care and oral health in patients with underlying cardiac conditions at high risk for IE and less focus on a dental procedure and antibiotic coverage Professional prevention strategies should be based upon the individuals assessed risk for caries and periodontal disease
bull Specific recommendations from the latest American Heart Association (AHA) guideline on prevention of IE are included in the tables below The AHA recommends antibiotic prophylaxisonly for those whose underlying cardiac conditions are associated with the highest risk of adverse outcome (see Table 1 below) Such conditions include prosthetic heart valves previoushistory of IE unrepaired or incompletely repaired cyanotic congenital heart disease (CHD) completely repaired congenital heart defect with prosthetic material or device during the first 6 months after the procedure repaired CHD with residual defects at the site or adjacent to the site of a prosthetic patch or device and cardiac transplantation recipients who developcardiac valvulopathy In addition to those diagnoses listed in the AHA guidelines patients with a reported history of injection drug use may be considered at risk for developing IE in the absence of cardiac anomalies Although quite rare complications from intraoral tongue piercing can include IE among patients with a pre-existing cardiac valvular condition andor history of injection drug use Consultation with the patients physician may be necessary to determine susceptibility to bacteremia-induced infections
bull Antibiotics are recommended for all dental procedures that involve manipulation of gingival tissue or the periapical region of teeth or perforation of the oral mucosa (see Table 2 below) Specific antibiotic regimens can be found in Table 3 in the original guideline document Practitioners and patientsparents can review the entire AHA guidelines in the AHA CirculationJournal archives httpcircahajournalsorgcgicontentfull116151736 for additional background information as well as discussion of special circumstances (eg patients already receiving antibiotic therapy patients on anticoagulant therapy)
bull Patients with Compromised Immunitybull Patients with a compromised immune system may not be able to tolerate a transient bacteremia following invasive dental procedures These non-cardiac factors can place a patient with
compromised immunity at risk for distant-site infection from a dental procedure This category includes but is not limited to patients with the following medical conditionsbull Immunosuppression secondary tobull Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)bull Severe combined immunodeficiency (SCIDS)bull Neutropeniabull Cancer chemotherapybull Hematopoietic stem cell or solid organ transplantationbull Head and neck radiotherapybull Autoimmune disease (eg juvenile arthritis systemic lupus erythematosus)bull Sickle cell anemiabull Asplenism or status post splenectomybull Chronic steroid usagebull Diabetesbull Bisphosphonate therapybull Consultation with the childs physician is recommended for management of patients with a compromised immune system Discussion of antibiotic prophylaxis for patients undergoing
chemotherapy irradiation and hematopoietic cell transplantation appears in a separate American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) guideline (see the National GuidelineClearinghouse [NGC] summary Guideline on Dental Management of Pediatric Patients Receiving Chemotherapy Hematopoietic Cell Transplantation andor Radiation)
bull Patients with Shunts Indwelling Vascular Catheters or Medical Devicesbull The AHA recommends that antibiotic prophylaxis for nonvalvular devices including indwelling vascular catheters (central lines) and cardiovascular implantable electronic devices (CIED)
is indicated only at the time of placement of these devices in order to prevent surgical site infection The AHA found no convincing evidence that microorganisms associated with dentalprocedures cause infection of CIED and nonvalvular devices at any time after implantation The infections occurring after device implantation most often are caused by Staphylococcusaureus and coagulase negative staphylococci or other microorganisms that are non-oral in origin but are associated with surgical implantation or other active infections The AHA furtherstates that immunosuppression is not an independent risk factor for nonvalvular device infections immunocompromised hosts who have those devices should receive antibioticprophylaxis as advocated for immunocompetent hosts Consultation with the childs physician is recommended for management of patients with nonvalvular devices
Cardiac Conditions Associated with the Highest Risk of AdverseOutcome from Endocarditis for Which Prophylaxis with Dental
Procedures Is Reasonable
bull Prosthetic cardiac valve or prosthetic material used for cardiac valve repair
bull Previous infective endocarditisbull Congenital heart disease (CHD)bull Unrepaired cyanotic CHD including palliative shunts and conduitsbull Completely repaired congenital heart defect with prosthetic
material or device whether placed by surgery or by catheterintervention during the first 6 months after the procedure
bull Repaired CHD with residual defects at the site or adjacent to the site of a prosthetic patch or prosthetic device (which inhibitendothelialization)
bull Cardiac transplantation recipients who develop cardiac valvulopathy
Dental Procedures for which Endocarditis ProphylaxisIs Reasonable for Patients in Table 1
bull All dental procedures that involve manipulation of gingival tissue or the periapical region of teeth or perforation of the oral mucosa
bull The following procedures and events do not needprophylaxis routine anesthetic injections throughnoninfected tissue taking dental radiographs placement of removable prosthodontic or orthodonticappliances adjustment of orthodontic appliances placement of orthodontic brackets shedding of deciduous teeth and bleeding from trauma to the lipsor oral mucosa
Considerations for Perioperative Anticoagulationarfarin therapy - management during invasive procedures and
surgeryBibliographic Source(s)
Medical Services Commission Warfarin therapy - management during invasive procedures and surgery Victoria (BC) British Columbia Medical Services Commission 2010 Oct 1 7 p [8 references]
bull Note Always consult with the surgeon and anesthesiologist aboutbull Risk of bleedingbull Goal INRbull Acceptable INR for surgerybull Baseline INR is recommended in every case and this will guide further therapybull Always discuss with surgeon and anesthesiologist what the INR should be before surgery (goal INR)bull An INR lt15 is generally acceptable except for neurosurgery ocular surgery and procedures requiring spinal anesthesia or epidural analgesia (Horlocker et al
2003)bull Risk of bleedingbull In general the type of procedure determines the risk of bleeding and how long anticoagulation must be withheld post-operativelybull Discontinuation of warfarin is essential for these procedures associated with a high risk of bleeding
ndash Procedures that the body cavity is entered eg open thoracic abdominal or pelvic surgeryndash Percutaneous needle procedures in non-compressible sites including organ biopsiesndash Any type of prostatic surgeryndash Surgery sites where minor bleeding can cause significant morbidity (eg central nervous system [CNS] and intraocular procedures)ndash Major arthroplasty surgery eg hip or knee replacement
bull Discontinuation of warfarin is usually not necessary for these procedures associated with a low risk of bleedingndash Percutaneous needle procedures in readily compressible sites (eg peripheral venous access)ndash Many skin proceduresndash Routine dental procedures (eg hygiene simple extractions restorations endodontics prosthetics)
ndash Endoscopy without biopsy
bull Assess the risk of bleeding from the procedure with the assistance of the surgeon and anesthesiologistC
Guidelines for pre-operative cardiac risk assessment and perioperative cardiac management in non-cardiac surgeryBibliographic Source(s)
Task Force for Preoperative Cardiac Risk Assessment and Perioperative [trunc] European Society of Anaesthesiology Poldermans D Bax JJ Boersma E De Hert S Eeckhout E Fowkes G Gorenek B Hennerici MG Iung B Kelm M Kjeldsen KP Kristensen SD Lopez-Sendon J Pelosi P Philippe F Pierard L Ponikowski P Schmid JP Sellevold OF Sicari R Van den Berghe G Vermassen F Guidelines for pre-operative cardiac risk
assessment and perioperative cardiac management in non-cardiac surgery Eur Heart J 2009 Nov30(22)2769-812 [238 references] PubMed
bull Pre-operative Evaluationbull Surgical Risk for Cardiac Eventsbull Although patient-specific factors are more important than surgery-specific factors in predicting the cardiac risk for noncardiac surgical procedures
the type of surgery cannot be ignored when evaluating a particular patient undergoing an intervention With regard to cardiac risk surgicalinterventions can be divided into low-risk intermediate-risk and high-risk groups with estimated 30-day cardiac event rates (cardiac death and myocardial infarction [MI]) of lt1 1ndash5 and gt5 respectively (see table below) Although only a rough estimation this risk stratification providesa good indication of the need for cardiac evaluation drug treatment and assessment of risk for cardiac events
bull Table Surgical Riska Estimatebull Low-risk lt1 Intermediate-risk 1-5 High-risk gt5bull Breastbull Dentalbull Endocrinebull Eyebull Gynaecologybull Reconstructivebull Orthopaedic-minor (knee surgery)bull Urologic-minor Abdominalbull Carotidbull Peripheral arterial angioplastybull Endovascular aneurysm repairbull Head and neck surgerybull Neurologicalorthopaedic-major (hip and spine surgery)bull Pulmonary renalliver transplantbull Urologic-major Aortic and major vascular surgerybull Peripheral vascular surgerybull aRisk of MI and cardiac death within 30 days after surgery Modified from Boersma et al Perioperative cardiovascular mortality in noncardiac
surgery validation of the Lee cardiac risk index Am J Med 20051181134ndash1141
Segni vitali
bull Prima di ogni trattamento dovrebbero essere misurati i segni vitaliPAFCrespirazione e temperatura
Inserire fot Omron
IMG_6728JPG
ContecVital Signs Monitor PatientMonitor with CE Certificate
(CMS5000)
Riconoscere una emergenza
bull Segni e sintomi di emergenza incipiente
ndash Dolore toracico
ndash Cute pallida
ndash Sudorazione
ndash Vomito(nausea)
ndash RESPIRAZIONE IRREGOLARE
ndash SENSAZIONI STRANE O INSOLITE
ndash Modificazioni delle frequenza e o della pressione
Codice di deontologia medica
bull Art 7 ndash Obbligo drsquointervento drsquourgenza Il medico
e devetempestivamente attivarsi per assicurare ognispecifica adeguata assistenza
Procedure iniziali nellrsquoemergenzabull Interrompere la procedura
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull Chiamare il kit di emergenza
bull Valutare lo stato di coscienzase incoscienteabbassare la poltrona trendelemburg
bull Somministrare O2se coscienteocchialinise incosciente ma respira maschera se incosciente e non respira pallone e maschera
Algoritmo di base
bull PABCDbull Posizionare
bull A airway
bull B breathing
bull Ccirculation
bull Ddefinitivo o diagnosi
Come valutare lo stato di coscienza
1 come definirlo cosciente
vigile
soporoso
coma
2 come riconoscerlo stimolo verbale
stimolo doloroso
3 come valutarlo risposta verbale
apertura occhi
risposta motoria
Valutare le vie aereeaprire la bocca
estendere il capo e sostenere il mentoimpiegare lrsquoaspirazione se necessario
Valutare la respirazionese non respiradai due respiri con ossigeno 100
se in apneainserisci la cannula orofaringea chiama per lrsquoAED
Valutare la circolazionecerca il polsocarotide(radiale)
in assenza di polsopreparati per CPRmettere il paziente in pianomeglio al suolo iniziare MCE
applicare lrsquoAED se crsquoegrave il polsovalutare la frequenza e la forza
Distress
bull Respiratoriobroncospasmoasma
bull ToracicodoloreanginaMI
bull Psicologicoagitazioneconvulsioni
bull Prevenire il distress
ndash Ambiente accoglientetranquillorilassato
ndash Minimizzare la paurail freddo
ndash Mantenere PA e FC e respirazione nei limiti
ndash Non interrompere la terapia
Valutare il paz e la situazionebull Controllare i segni vitali del pazientePAFCrespirazionecolorebull Non tentare di trasportare il paziente da solibull Chiama immediatamente il 118 se
ndash Arresto cardiacondash Arresto respiratoriondash incoscienzagt 1 minndash Stato confusionale prolungatondash Dolore toracico gt 5 min non alleviato dal venitrinndash Difficoltagrave respiratoriandash Convulsionindash Ipotensione grave o tachicardia()
bull Tratta il paziente in emergenza finchegrave non arriva il soccorsobull Tieni pronta la cartella e quanto fatto finora per la squadra di soccorsobull Compila la scheda delle emergenze in studio
What types of emergencies can be expected in the dental office
Ostruzione delle vie aeree
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentoimprovvisaafferrare la gola(segno universale)ndash Stridorendash Tosse violentandash Dispneaspasmindash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Tosse forzatandash Compressione addominalendash Percussione dorsale con paziente curvo in avanti ndash Ossigenazione ndash Ispezione delle prime vie aereendash laringoscopiopinza di Magillaspiratorendash Chiamare aiutondash Trasferimento in ospedale per broncoscopia in urgenza
How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver You tubehttpyoutubekJDpr05zmB4
bull How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver
bull Edited by Bob Robertson Rob S Nicole Willson Travis Derouin and 37 others
bull Googlewikihow
Airway obstruction management
Asmabroncospasmo
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentondash Sensazione di peso sul toracendash stridorendash Tossendash Dispneandash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Posizionare il pazsedutobraccia in avantindash Ossigenondash Spray con salbutamol 2 puffripeti dopo 5 min se inefficacendash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
bull httpyoutubekff3co6xwik
bull httpyoutubeEK8nzKzdnIM
bull httpyoutubewlygTaY4ioc
Arresto cardiaco
bull Segni e sintomibull Non rispondebull Non respirabull Non ha polsobull Trattamento
ndash Mettere il paz supinotavola sotto il torace o stendere sul pavimento
ndash Chiamare aiutondash Attaccare AED e seguire le istruzionindash Iniziare CPRndash Ossigenare ventilazione con pallone e maschera
bull httpyoutubeI-eFjl2G9vg
Emerg Med J 2012 Nov29(11)890-3 Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
Segal N Laurent F Maman L Plaisance P Augustin P
bull Source
bull Emergency Department Lariboisiegravere Hospital Paris 7 University (Paris Diderot) Paris France drnicolassegalgmailcom
bull Conflicting studies exist about the effectiveness of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on a dental chair In some situations dental surgeons are obliged to perform CPR with the patient on the chair Feedback devices are supposed to guide the compression depth in order to improve the quality of CPR but some devices are based on an accelerometer that can theoretically report erroneous results because of the lack of rigidity of a dental chair
bull OBJECTIVE
bull The aim of this study was to evaluate the accuracy of these devices to guide chest compressions on a dental chair
Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
bull METHODSbull A prospective randomised crossover equivalencenon-inferiority study was conducted to compare
the values of compression depths provided by the feedback device (Real CPR Help(reg) delivered by Zollcopy Medical Corporation Chelmsford MA USA) with the real measurements provided by the manikin (Resusci Anne(reg) Advanced SkillTrainer Laerdal Medical AScopy Norway) Chest-compression-only CPR was performed by 15 Basic Life Support instructors who carried out two rounds of continuous CPR for 2 min each Data were analysed with a correlation test a Bland-Altman method and a Wilcoxon test Statistical significance was defined as plt005
bull RESULTSbull A significant difference was found between the mean depths of compression measured by the
feedback device and the manikin on a dental chair and on the floor (plt00001) The feedback device overestimated the depth of chest compressions and Bland-Altman analysis demonstrated poor agreement
bull CONCLUSION
bull This study indicates that feedback devices with accelerometer technology are not sufficiently reliable to ensure adequate chest compression on dental chairs
Angina
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato
alle spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash sollievo con NTGsi spera ndash Ansiapalloresudorazionetachicardia
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minNatispraysublinguale ndash Ossigenondash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
Localizzazioni del dolore anginoso
Sharplocalized
radiating or notmay radiate to
teeth
You tube3 IUSB angina attack
bull httpyoutubeufyxHSSvcG8
bull Molto pertinente
bull httpyoutubejd-9DSDWSsI
bull Angina pectoris medical emergency
Infarto miocardico
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato alle
spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash Mancato sollievo con NTG ndash Dispneasincopediaforesimorte improvvisa
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ndash MONAMorfinaossigenonitroglicerinaaspirina
Fattori di rischio per cardiopatia ischemica
bull Etagravebull Sesso maschilema = gt 65 annibull Ipertensionebull DislipidemieColestTGHDL lowbull Diabetebull Fumobull Familiaritagravebull Malattie infiammatorie sistemiche collagenopatiebull Obesitagrave bull Metabolic syndrome This has been characterized by the presence of
hyperinsulinemia (fasting glucose level ge 100 mgdL) abdominal obesity (waist circumference gt40 in for men or gt35 in for women) decreased HDL cholesterol levels (lt 40 mgdL for men or lt 50 mgdL for women) hypertriglyceridemia (gt150 mgdL) and hypertension (ge 13085 mm Hg) Based on data from the 2000 US census an estimated 47 million Americans have the metabolic syndrome Patients with the metabolic syndrome have a 3-fold increased risk for coronary atherosclerosis and stroke compared with those without this syndrome
Fattori precipitanti lrsquoischemia
bull Sforzo fisico
bull Basse temperature
bull Digestione
bull Tachicardiafebbreipertiroidismo
bull Emozionistressndash Psichico(pauracontatto
ravvicinatooppressionecostrizioneinpossibilitagrave di muiversidi parlareodori sgradevolivista irritante o sgradevole
ndash dolore
bull Innalzamento vita media
bull Miglioramento condizioni socio-economiche ()
bull Procedure odontoiatriche sempre piugrave conservative
Maggiore frequenza di cardiopatici nella pratica odontoiatrica
Fattori stressantistressors
bull Malattiapersonale o di amici o famigliaribull Morte di un famigliare o di una persona amatabull Problemi di relazioni interpersonalibull Sovraccarico di lavorobull Inizio di un lavoro nuovobull disoccupazionebull pensionebull gravidanzabull affollamentobull traslocobull problemi della vita di tutti i giornirdquocopingrdquobull Problemi legalibull Problemi finanziaribull Perfezionismobull Eccecc
Quindinel paziente cardiopatico(ma anche negli altri)
Sedazione con BZD (short antagonizzabili)
bull Sedazione cosciente con N2O
bull empatia
bull Buona analgesia
Fin qui nov 10
bull httpyoutubeSuFvAbf_uJs
bull anginal and heart attack
Puntata ipertensiva
bull Segni e sintomindash Cefaleavertiginironziindash Disturbi della vistandash Cardiopalmo(tachicardia)ndash (dispnea)ndash Epistassi
bull Trattamentondash Nifedipina(nifedicor)5-15 gtt sublingualiOppndash Clonidina(catapresan) mezza1 fiala im o ev lentaOppndash Furosemide(Lasix) 1 2 fl im o ev lentandash Ossigenoterapia(occhialini)
Aritmie
bull Senza ECG
bull ipocineticheipercinetiche
Allergia
ndash Limitata ad un sistema o generalizzatandash Faringe e prime vie aereeedema angioneuroticondash Tratto respiratorioasmabroncospasmostridorendash Cuteorticariapruritondash Anafilassitutti i precedenti+collasso cardiocircolatoriondash DDangioedema ereditario
ndash Segni e sintomindash Pruritoarrossamentopomfiedema labbramucose boccafaringehellipndash Distress respiratorioasmandash Ipotensionepolso piccolofrequentepallore
bull Ossigenobull Chiamare aiutobull Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
anafilassi
bull Posizione supina
bull Ossigenazione
bull Adrenalina im 05mg
bull Liquidi evndash Antistaminico trimeton 10 mg im
ndash Cortisone
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull In caso di arrestoCPR
Cause di allergia
bull Materiali implantari e amalgama metallititanioporcellane e metalli nobili mercurio
bull Latexdighebull Acrilatibull Formaldeidebull Clorexidinabull AL e conservanti (metilparaben)
bull patch testing prick testing and blood tests for allergen-specific IgE
Sincope vasovagalesvenimentobull Segni e sintomi
ndash Svenimentondash Nausea ndash Debolezzandash Pallorendash Cute fredda e sudatandash Polso rallentatoma prima tachindash Ipotensionendash Discomfort addominalendash Midriasindash sbadiglio
bull Trattamentondash Posizione supinandash Elevare gli arti infndash Ossigenondash Monitorizzare ndash Atropina 05 mg im o iv
Fattori scatenanti psicogenipauraansiastress emotivocattive notiziedolorespecie se improvviso ed inaspettatovista del sanguestrumenti chirurgicisiringhe
Fattori scatenanti non psicogeniStazione erettaFame da salto del pasto o da dietaEsaurimentostanchezzaCattive condizioni fisicheAmbiente caldo-umidoAffollamentoSesso maschileGiovani16-35 anni
Pathophysiology
Stress
Catecholamines release
Decreased peripheral vascular resistance amp uarr blood flow to peripheral muscles
darr venous return
darr circulatory blood vol amp drop in arterial BP
Activation of Compensatory mechanisms
Reflex bradycardia develops (lt 50)
Significant drop in cardiac output associated with fall in BP below the critical level
Cerebral ischemia amp loss of consciousness
Assess consciousness (loss of response to sensory stimulation)
Activate office emergency system
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Perform additional procedures
Administer aromatic ammonia
Administer atropine if bradycardia persists
Do not panic
Post syncopal recovery- delayed recovery-
Postpone dental treatment Activate EMS
Determine precipitating factors
POSTURAL HYPOTENSION
Predisposing factors
bull Administration and ingestion of drugs eg antihypertensives like sodium depleting diuretics calcium channel blockers ampganglion blocking agents sedatives and narcotics histamine blockers levo dopa
bull Prolonged period of recumbency or convalescence
bull Inadequate postural reflex
bull Late stage pregnancy
bull Advanced age
bull Venous defects in legs (eg varicose veins)
bull Recovery from sympathectomy
bull Addissonrsquos disease
bull Physical exhaustion and starvation
bull Chronic postural hypotension (Shy ndash Drager syndrome)
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
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ipoglicemia
bull Segni e sintomibull Senso di fame
ndash Parola strascicataincoerentendash Comportamento alteratondash Polso rapidondash Apprensioneansiairrequietezzaaggressivitagravendash Disorientamentoperdita di coscienzandash Tremorindash sudorazione
bull Trattamentondash Succo di fruttacaramellazuccherino posndash Se egrave avvenuta perdita di coscienzaglucosio evndash Nel dubbio tra iper e ipoglicemiameglio somministrare glucosio comunque
ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
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Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
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Contraindications (continued)
bull Physical Examination
ndash Craniofacial abnormalities
ndash Short neck
ndash Decreased hyoid-mental distance (lt3cm in adult)
ndash Distorted landmarks on anterior surface of neck
Contraindications (continued)
bull Physical Examination
ndash Limited mouth opening
ndash Receding chin
ndash Large tongue
ndash Unable to view base of uvula with mouth open and tongue protruding
Pregnancy
bull Patients who are trying to conceive are pregnant or are breast-feeding must inform their dentist in advance of their appointment
Mallampati Classificationbull Class 1 Full visibility of tonsils uvula and soft palate
bull Class 2 Visibility of hard and soft palate upper portion of tonsils and uvula
bull Class 3 Soft and hard palate and base of the uvula are visible
bull Class 4 Only hard palate is visible
The Mallampati classification is used to
predict the ease of intubation It is
determined by looking at the anatomy of
the oral cavity Specifically it is based
on the visibility of the base of uvula
faucial pillars and soft palate Scoring
may be done with or without phonation
A high Mallampati score (class 3 or 4) is
associated with more difficult intubation
as well as a higher incidence of sleep
apnea
OSA screening
clinical diagnosis of OSA
bull The clinical diagnosis of OSA was defined as AHI(apnea hypopnea) greater than 5 with fragmented sleep and daytime sleepiness
bull According to the American Academy of Sleep Medicine practice guideline the severity of OSA is determined by the AHI 5ndash15 mild greater than 15ndash30 moderate greater than 30 severe
STOPsnoretiredobserved(stopped breathing)pressure
STOP QuestionnaireA Tool to Screen Patients for Obstructive Sleep ApneaAnesthesiology 2008 108812ndash21
Stop tradottoquasi corrisponde
bull SmdashldquoDo you snore loudly (louder than talking or loud enough to be heard through closed doors)rdquoRussi forte+ che parlare a voce alta
tanto da essere udito a porta chiusaSornacchiarebull TmdashldquoDo you often feel tired fatigued or sleepy during daytimerdquoti
senti stancoaffaticato o sonnolento durante il giorno Tiratohelliphellip
bull OmdashldquoHas anyone observed you stop breathing during your sleepNessuno ti ha osservato fermare il respiro durante il sonnoosservato
bull rdquo PmdashldquoDo you have or are you being treated for high blood pressure Hai o sei stato in terapia per ipertensionePressione
Screening of patients
Poliambulatorio helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip Modulo di consenso informato per procedure chirurgiche ambulatoriali o day surgery Da consegnare al momento della prenotazione e riportare
Si prega di leggere attentamente e riempire con i dati richiesti sopra le parti indicate dai puntini(datacittagravecognomenomeinterventofirma)
Datahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Cittagravehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip Io sottoscrittohelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Dichiaro di attenermi alle seguenti disposizioni
I)non assumere alcun cibo nelle 6 ore precedenti linterventone liquidi nelle due ore
precedenti raccomandazioni per il digiuno preoperatorio
MATERIALE INGERITO TEMPO MINIMO DI DIGIUNO
Liquidi chiari (acquacaffegravethe succo senza polpa bibite
gasate)
2 ore
Pasto leggero (toast e bibita) 6 ore
2)di non guidare alcuna automobile o motocicletta o bicicletta od utilizzare qualsiasi
macchinario nelle 24 ore seguenti Ianestesia o sedazione
3)di non assumere alcoolici nelle 24 ore seguenti lanestesia o sedazione
4)di farmi riaccompagnare alla mia residenza da un adulto responsabile
5)di rimanere in compagnia di un adulto responsabile una volta tornato al domicilio
6) di non assumere alcuna decisione importante ne firmare documenti
importanti(testamentoassicurazioni ecc)nelle 24 ore seguenti
7)di vestirmi in modo praticocosicchegrave il vestiario possa essere facilmente rimosso e
indossato e riposto in un armadiettoper estute da ginnastica con maniche larghe e
apertura frontale 8)di non portare gioielli o altri oggetti di valore in ambulatorio
9)di mettermi in contatto con lunitagrave chirurgica ambulatoriale nel caso insorga una
qualsiasi complicanza postoperatoria
10) di assumere o avere giagrave assunto la mia terapia agli intervalli soliticon un poco
di acqua se necessario
FIRMA
IDquest day surg e consensodoc
Screening of patients 2
CM 1312009
DottClaudio Melloni
Specialista in Anestesia e Rianimazione
Via Fossolo 28
40138 Bologna
tel051390048
Questionario preoperatorio di autocompilazione Si prega di barrare la risposta esatta con un segnetto o un cerchietto eo riempire gli spazi sopra i
puntini con le informazioni richiesteTutte le risposte sono confidenziali e coperte dal segreto
professionaleGrazie
Cognome e nomehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
indirizzoviahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipcittagravehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipCaphellip
telhelliphelliphelliphellip
etagravehellip peso in kghellip altezza in cmhellip
Si sente ammalato SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ha o ha avuto una malattia seria SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ha affanno dopo sforzo SI NO
Ha tosse SI NO
Ha sibili respiratori SI NO
Ha dolore al petto da sforzo SI NO
Ha gonfiore alle caviglie SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie di cuore SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie dei polmoni SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie di fegato SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie dello stomaco reflussoulcera SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie dei reni SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie muscolari SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie cerebrali SI NO
Ha assunto farmaci negli ultimi tre mesi SI NO
Se Siqualihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Prende gocce nasali o oculari SI NO
Egrave allergico a qualche medicinale SI NO
Ersquo allergico a qualche cibo SI NO
Ha subito interventi o anestesie negli ultimi 3 mesi
SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Egrave mai stato operato prima drsquoora SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ci sono state strane storie in famiglia di incidenti insorti durante o subito dopo anestesia
SI NO
Porta occhiali o lenti a contatto SI NO
Porta protesi dentarie o ponti mobili SI NO Beve piugrave di in bicchiere di vino o di un superalcoolico al giorno
SI NO Fuma SI NO
Se Siquanto Ci sono stati altri problemi di salute fisica o mentale non compresi in questa lista
SI NO
Se Siqualihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Fa movimento o sport SI NO
Se sigraveche cosa(per es biciclettalavori di casaortoraccolta fruttaecc) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Raccolta dati
cM 1195
data sedehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
COGNOME E NOME
INDIRIZZO TELhelliphelliphelliphellip
ETAgrave PESO(KG) ALTEZZA(CM) ASA
INTERVENTO
ANESTESISTACHIRURGO
anestetico locale Si No farmacomg
adrenalina Si No dose
via aerea spont guedel maschera IOT IRT COPA LMA
respirazionespont ass man IPPV O2 si no maschera occhialini
Premedicazioneora
induzione(farmacidosi)
mantenimento
inizio anestesiaora inizio chirurgiaora
Via
venosa
fleboclisi 1 2 3 4 MAC opp
AG
Min PAS PAD Fc SaO2 EtCO2 Osservazioni bas
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
45
50
55
60
65
70
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80
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165
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175
180
totalifarmaciipnoticisedativian algesicimi orilassanti
altri stopanalgesia
fine anestesiaora fine chirurgiaora
apertura occhiora orientamentoorahellip RS orahelliphelliphelliphellipestub orahelliphelliphellip sedutohin piedi
hhelliphelliphelliphelliphellip vestirsi hhelliphellip camminare hhelliphelliphelliphelliphellip mingere hhelliphelliphellip berehhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipeffetti
collateralihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipPONV se siterapiahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipno dolore se siterapiahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipoppNO
Dimissioneorahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
ConsensoPoliambulatorio SLucia
Via Murri 164
Bologna
DICHIARAZIONE DI AVVENUTA INFORMAZIONE E CONSENSO ALLrsquoANESTESIA
Io Sottoscrittoahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip natoa a helliphelliphelliphelliphellip
il
Dichiaro di essere stato informatoa dal Medico Anestesista drhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
che le mie condizioni di salute mi collocano nella classe ASAhelliphellip ed il rischio relativo allrsquointervento
chirurgico al quale io verrorsquo sottopostoa egrave helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ho compreso le informazioni circa il tipo di anestesia piugrave appropriato nella mia situazione e dopo avere preso in considerazione anche le eventuali alternative dograve il mio consenso al trattamento anestesiologico
concordato che saragrave il seguentehelliphelliphellip helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Sono stato informato che tale trattamento qualora si verificassero condizioni particolari che mi verranno
spiegate potrebbe essere modificato
Mi egrave stato spiegato che lrsquoanestesia pur essendo fra le metodiche piugrave sicure della medicina moderna puograve
comportare ancora oggi in rarissimi casi complicanze mortali o gravi danni permanenti in particolare di
tipo neurologico Mi ritengo adeguatamente informato e non desidero ricevere ulteriori informazioni
In seguito alla mia richiesta di ulteriori informazioni ho ricevuto e compreso ogni spiegazione sui
trattamenti anestesiologici che verranno adottati prima durante e dopo lrsquointervento In particolare ho
compreso le informazioni circa le complicanze piugrave comuni e prevedibili nel mio caso specifico che
consistono inhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Autorizzo inoltre il Medico Anestesista a comunicare notizie relative al mio stato di salute
ahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Dichiarazioni particolarihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
DATA
Firma del Paziente Firma del Medico Anestesista
helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip helliphellip
Firma del Tutorehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipdihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Drugs taken by patientshellip
bull We consistently found associations of antipsychotic and SSRI antidepressant treatment with sudden unexplaineddeath significantly raised risk ratios being found for typicaland atypical antipsychotics the latter including risperidoneand olanzapine individually and the SSRI antidepressants including citalopram fluoxetine and sertraline Individually
bull Br J Clin Pharmacol 2009 November 68(5) 743ndash751bull doi 101111j1365-2125200903496xbull PMCID PMC2791981bull Sudden death in patients receiving drugs tending to
prolong the QT intervalbull Kate Jolly1 Michael D Gammage2 Kar Keung Cheng1 Peter
Bradburn1 Miriam V Banting1 and Michael J S Langman2
J Can Dent Assoc 2009 Feb75(1)41Dental surgery for patients on anticoagulant therapy with warfarin a
systematic review and meta-analysisNematullah A Alabousi A Blanas N Douketis JD Sutherland SE
bull University of Toronto Ontario Canadabull Comment in bull Evid Based Dent 200910(2)52 bull Republished in bull Tex Dent J 2009 Dec126(12)1183-93 bull Abstractbull PURPOSE To evaluate the effect of continuing warfarin therapy on the bleeding risk of patients undergoing elective dental surgical proceduresbull METHODS Data sources were the MEDLINE and EMBASE databases the Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials a manual citation review of
the relevant literature content experts and relevant abstracts from the proceedings of the International Association for Dental Research Study selection was carried out independently by 2 reviewers as was quality assessment Data extraction was done by 3 reviewers Differences were resolved by consensus Eligible studies were randomized controlled trials that compared the effects of continuing the regular dose of warfarintherapy with the effects of discontinuing or modifying the dose on the incidence of bleeding in patients undergoing dental procedures
bull RESULTS Five trials (a total of 553 patients) met the inclusion criteria Compared with interrupting warfarin therapy (either partial or complete) perioperative continuation of warfarin with patients usual dose was not associated with an increased risk for clinically significant nonmajor bleeding (relative risk [RR] 071 95 confidence interval [CI] 039-128 p = 065 I2 = 0) or an increased risk for minor bleeding (RR 119 95 CI 090-158 p = 022 I2 = 0)
bull CONCLUSIONS Continuing the regular dose of warfarin therapy does not seem to confer an increased risk of bleeding compared with discontinuing or modifying the warfarin dose for patients undergoing minor dental procedures
Clin Oral Implants Res 2009 Sep20 Suppl 496-106What influence do anticoagulants have on oral implant therapy
A systematic reviewMadrid C Sanz M
bull bull Department of oral surgery Oral Medicine and Hospital Dentistry Department of Ambulatory Care and Community Medicine University of Lausanne
Lausanne Switzerland carlosmadridhospvdchbull Abstractbull OBJECTIVES This systematic review aims to assess the risks (both thromboembolic and bleeding) of an oral anticoagulation therapy (OAT) patient undergoing
implant therapy and to provide a management protocol to patients under OAT undergoing implant therapybull MATERIAL AND METHODS Medline Cochrane Data Base of Systematic Reviews the Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials and EMBASE (from 1980 to
December 2008) were searched for English-language articles published between 1966 and 2008 This search was completed by a hand research accessing the references cited in all identified publications
bull RESULTS Nineteen studies were identified reporting outcomes after oral surgery procedures (mostly dental extractions in patients on OAT following different management protocols and haemostatic therapies) Five studies were randomized-controlled trials (RCTs) 11 were controlled clinical trials (CCTs) and three were prospective case series The OAT management strategies as well as the protocols during and after surgery were different This heterogeneity prevented any possible data aggregation and synthesis The results from these studies are very homogeneous reporting minor bleeding in very few patients without a significant difference between the OAT patients who continue with the vitamin K antagonists vs the patients who stopped this medication before surgery These post-operative bleeding events were controlled only with local haemostatic measures tranexamic acid mouthwashes gelatine sponges and cellulose gauzess application were effective Post-operative bleeding did not correlate with the international normalised ratio (INR) status In none of the studies was a thromboembolic event reported
bull CONCLUSIONS OAT patients (INR 2-4) who do not discontinue the AC medication do not have a significantly higher risk of post-operative bleeding than non-OAT patients and they also do not have a higher risk of post-operative bleeding than OAT patients who discontinue the medication In patients with OAT (INR 2-4) without discontinuation topical haemostatic agents were effective in preventing post-operative bleeding OAT discontinuation is not recommended for minor oral surgery such as single tooth extraction or implant placement provided that this does not involve autogenous bone grafts extensive flaps or osteotomy preparations extending outside the bony envelope Evidence does not support that dental implant placement in patients on OAT is contraindicated
bull The following are the latestguidelineshowever every DDS should thinkabouthelliphellip
Guideline TitleSteps to reduce surgical risk In II guidelines for perioperative evaluation
Bibliographic Source(s)Gualandro DM Yu PC Calderaro D Marques AC Pinho C Caramelli B et al Steps to reduce surgical risk In II guidelines for perioperative evaluation Arq Bras Cardiol
201196(3 Suppl 1)23-41 [379 references]
bull Antiplatelet Agents (AAS)bull Recommendations for antiplatelet agents before noncardiac surgeriesbull Degree of Recommendation Ibull Patients with coronary artery disease and noncardiac surgery scheduled should maintain the use of
AAS at a low dose of 75 to 100 mgday except in neurosurgeries and transurethral resection of the prostate Level of Evidence B
bull Patients using dual antiplatelet therapy by means of recent angioplasty with stent should keepreceiving AAS throughout the perioperative period with discontinuation of thienopyridine 5 daysbefore surgery and reintroduction as early as possible ideally before the patient completes 10 daysof discontinuation Level of Evidence C
bull Patients receiving antiplatelet therapy only with thienopyridine and surgery scheduled with moderate to high-risk of bleeding should discontinue medication 5 days before Level of EvidenceC
bull Degree of Recommendation IIabull Keep dual antiplatelet therapy in procedures with low risk for bleeding Level of Evidence Cbull Patients receiving antiplatelet therapy only with thienopyridine and surgery scheduled with low risk
of bleeding should continue medication in the perioperative period Level of Evidence C
bull Procedures with Low Risk of Bleedingbull Cataract surgerybull Minor dermatological proceduresbull Dental procedures - hygiene simple extraction restoration endodontic and
prosthetic proceduresbull Recommendationsbull Patients at High Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence Cbull Discontinue warfarin 5 days before surgery and wait for INR lt15 to perform the procedurebull UFH or prophylactic LMWH can be used in the preoperative period if indicatedbull Postoperatively use UFH or prophylactic LMWH if indicated by the type of procedure and resume warfarin 12 to 14 hours after surgerybull Patients at Low Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence Cbull Discontinue warfarin 5 days before surgery and wait for INR lt15bull Start full-dose UFH or LMWH when INR lt20bull Discontinue intravenous UFH 4 hours before surgery and subcutaneous LMWH 24 hours before surgerybull Postoperatively restart full-dose UFH or LMWH and warfarin and 12 to 24 hours after the procedure and discontinue heparin only when the INR is within
therapeutic rangebull Patients at Intermediate Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence Cbull Depending on the individual assessment of each patient the guidelines can be followed either for the high or low risk to the discretion of the physician in
chargebull Procedures with Low Risk of Bleedingbull Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence Cbull Perform the procedure with an INR within the therapeutic range ndash it is not necessary to discontinue the anticoagulantbull If INR gt3 discontinue anticoagulation therapy one or two days before surgery and reintroduce it the night after surgery
Endocarditis Prophylaxis
bull Dental Procedures and Prevention of Infective Endocarditisbull Dental procedures with higher risk for bacteremia are subgingival placement of antibiotic fibers or strips dental extractions dental implants or reimplants endodontic and periodontal
procedures placement of orthodontic bands and procedures with significant bleeding Whenever high-risk patients undergo these procedures should receive antibiotic prophylaxis Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence C It is likely that low-income populations with little access to health care with heart diseases other than those cited in Table 2 (below) also benefit from infective endocarditis (IE) prophylaxis before dental procedures Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence C
bull Table 2 Patients at Risk of Acquiring Severe Infective Endocarditisbull Patient with prosthetic heart valvebull Valvular heart disease corrected with prosthetic materialbull History of infective endocarditisbull Acquired valvular heart disease in patient who underwent heart transplantbull Uncorrected cyanotic congenital heart diseasebull Corrected cyanotic congenital heart disease that evolves with residual lesionbull Congenital heart disease corrected with prosthetic materialbull Surgical Procedures and Prevention of Infective Endocarditisbull Indications for Endocarditis Prophylaxisbull Degree of Recommendation Ibull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will be subjected to dental procedures with a high probability of significant bacteremia (see Table 3 below)
Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Table 3 Dental Procedures and Indication of Infective Endocarditis Prophylaxisbull Indicated Not Recommended ndash Any Patients Who Will Undergo the Procedures Belowbull For patients at risk for severe infective endocarditis and who will undergo procedures involving manipulation of gingival tissue periodontal region or perforation of oral mucosa Local
anesthesia in non-infected tissuebull Dental X-raybull Placement or removal of bracesbull Adjustment of bracesbull Placement of parts in bracesbull Natural loss of milk toothbull Bleeding originated from the trauma of the oral mucosa or lipsbull Degree of Recommendation IIabull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria on Table 2 (above) and who will undergo dental procedures with a high
probability of significant bacteremia (see Table 3 above) Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will undergo genitourinary or gastrointestinal procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic
regimen (see Table 11 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will undergo esophageal or respiratory tract procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen
(see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Degree of Recommendation IIbbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo dental procedures that do not meet
the criteria on Table 3 (above) Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo genitourinary or gastrointestinal
procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen (see Table 11 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo esophageal or respiratory tract
procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Degree of Recommendation IIIbull There is no indication for IE prophylaxis in patients with interatrial communication alone interventricular communication or corrected patent ductus arteriosus and without residual
flow myocardial revascularization surgery mitral valve prolapse without regurgitation after placement of stents innocent heart murmurs patients with pacemakers or implantablecardioverter-defibrillators (ICDs) history of Kawasaki disease or rheumatic fever without valve dysfunction who will undergo dental esophageal respiratory tract genitourinary or
Guideline on antibiotic prophylaxis for dental patients at risk for infection
Bibliographic Source(s)Clinical Affairs Committee Council on Clinical Affairs Guideline on
antibiotic prophylaxis for dental patients at risk for infection Chicago (IL) American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) 2011 5 p [27
references]bull Major Recommendationsbull The conservative use of antibiotics is indicated to minimize the risk of developing resistance to current antibiotic regimens Given the increasing number of organisms that have
developed resistance to current antibiotic regimens as well as the potential for an adverse anaphylactic reaction to the drug administered it is best to be judicious in the use of antibiotics for the prevention of infective endocarditis (IE) and other distant-site infections
bull Patients with Cardiac Conditionsbull Dental practitioners should consider prophylactic measures to minimize the risk of IE in patients with underlying cardiac conditions The risk of developing IE can arise from a combination
of high-risk patients and dental procedures However at-risk patients with poor oral hygiene and gingival bleeding after routine activities (eg toothbrushing) also have shown an increased potential for developing complications of IE It therefore is recommended to encourage daily good oral hygiene practices to reduce gingivitis as part of the prophylacticregimen These patients andor parents need to be educated and motivated to maintain personal oral hygiene through daily plaque removal including flossing Greater emphasis shouldbe placed on improved access to dental care and oral health in patients with underlying cardiac conditions at high risk for IE and less focus on a dental procedure and antibiotic coverage Professional prevention strategies should be based upon the individuals assessed risk for caries and periodontal disease
bull Specific recommendations from the latest American Heart Association (AHA) guideline on prevention of IE are included in the tables below The AHA recommends antibiotic prophylaxisonly for those whose underlying cardiac conditions are associated with the highest risk of adverse outcome (see Table 1 below) Such conditions include prosthetic heart valves previoushistory of IE unrepaired or incompletely repaired cyanotic congenital heart disease (CHD) completely repaired congenital heart defect with prosthetic material or device during the first 6 months after the procedure repaired CHD with residual defects at the site or adjacent to the site of a prosthetic patch or device and cardiac transplantation recipients who developcardiac valvulopathy In addition to those diagnoses listed in the AHA guidelines patients with a reported history of injection drug use may be considered at risk for developing IE in the absence of cardiac anomalies Although quite rare complications from intraoral tongue piercing can include IE among patients with a pre-existing cardiac valvular condition andor history of injection drug use Consultation with the patients physician may be necessary to determine susceptibility to bacteremia-induced infections
bull Antibiotics are recommended for all dental procedures that involve manipulation of gingival tissue or the periapical region of teeth or perforation of the oral mucosa (see Table 2 below) Specific antibiotic regimens can be found in Table 3 in the original guideline document Practitioners and patientsparents can review the entire AHA guidelines in the AHA CirculationJournal archives httpcircahajournalsorgcgicontentfull116151736 for additional background information as well as discussion of special circumstances (eg patients already receiving antibiotic therapy patients on anticoagulant therapy)
bull Patients with Compromised Immunitybull Patients with a compromised immune system may not be able to tolerate a transient bacteremia following invasive dental procedures These non-cardiac factors can place a patient with
compromised immunity at risk for distant-site infection from a dental procedure This category includes but is not limited to patients with the following medical conditionsbull Immunosuppression secondary tobull Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)bull Severe combined immunodeficiency (SCIDS)bull Neutropeniabull Cancer chemotherapybull Hematopoietic stem cell or solid organ transplantationbull Head and neck radiotherapybull Autoimmune disease (eg juvenile arthritis systemic lupus erythematosus)bull Sickle cell anemiabull Asplenism or status post splenectomybull Chronic steroid usagebull Diabetesbull Bisphosphonate therapybull Consultation with the childs physician is recommended for management of patients with a compromised immune system Discussion of antibiotic prophylaxis for patients undergoing
chemotherapy irradiation and hematopoietic cell transplantation appears in a separate American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) guideline (see the National GuidelineClearinghouse [NGC] summary Guideline on Dental Management of Pediatric Patients Receiving Chemotherapy Hematopoietic Cell Transplantation andor Radiation)
bull Patients with Shunts Indwelling Vascular Catheters or Medical Devicesbull The AHA recommends that antibiotic prophylaxis for nonvalvular devices including indwelling vascular catheters (central lines) and cardiovascular implantable electronic devices (CIED)
is indicated only at the time of placement of these devices in order to prevent surgical site infection The AHA found no convincing evidence that microorganisms associated with dentalprocedures cause infection of CIED and nonvalvular devices at any time after implantation The infections occurring after device implantation most often are caused by Staphylococcusaureus and coagulase negative staphylococci or other microorganisms that are non-oral in origin but are associated with surgical implantation or other active infections The AHA furtherstates that immunosuppression is not an independent risk factor for nonvalvular device infections immunocompromised hosts who have those devices should receive antibioticprophylaxis as advocated for immunocompetent hosts Consultation with the childs physician is recommended for management of patients with nonvalvular devices
Cardiac Conditions Associated with the Highest Risk of AdverseOutcome from Endocarditis for Which Prophylaxis with Dental
Procedures Is Reasonable
bull Prosthetic cardiac valve or prosthetic material used for cardiac valve repair
bull Previous infective endocarditisbull Congenital heart disease (CHD)bull Unrepaired cyanotic CHD including palliative shunts and conduitsbull Completely repaired congenital heart defect with prosthetic
material or device whether placed by surgery or by catheterintervention during the first 6 months after the procedure
bull Repaired CHD with residual defects at the site or adjacent to the site of a prosthetic patch or prosthetic device (which inhibitendothelialization)
bull Cardiac transplantation recipients who develop cardiac valvulopathy
Dental Procedures for which Endocarditis ProphylaxisIs Reasonable for Patients in Table 1
bull All dental procedures that involve manipulation of gingival tissue or the periapical region of teeth or perforation of the oral mucosa
bull The following procedures and events do not needprophylaxis routine anesthetic injections throughnoninfected tissue taking dental radiographs placement of removable prosthodontic or orthodonticappliances adjustment of orthodontic appliances placement of orthodontic brackets shedding of deciduous teeth and bleeding from trauma to the lipsor oral mucosa
Considerations for Perioperative Anticoagulationarfarin therapy - management during invasive procedures and
surgeryBibliographic Source(s)
Medical Services Commission Warfarin therapy - management during invasive procedures and surgery Victoria (BC) British Columbia Medical Services Commission 2010 Oct 1 7 p [8 references]
bull Note Always consult with the surgeon and anesthesiologist aboutbull Risk of bleedingbull Goal INRbull Acceptable INR for surgerybull Baseline INR is recommended in every case and this will guide further therapybull Always discuss with surgeon and anesthesiologist what the INR should be before surgery (goal INR)bull An INR lt15 is generally acceptable except for neurosurgery ocular surgery and procedures requiring spinal anesthesia or epidural analgesia (Horlocker et al
2003)bull Risk of bleedingbull In general the type of procedure determines the risk of bleeding and how long anticoagulation must be withheld post-operativelybull Discontinuation of warfarin is essential for these procedures associated with a high risk of bleeding
ndash Procedures that the body cavity is entered eg open thoracic abdominal or pelvic surgeryndash Percutaneous needle procedures in non-compressible sites including organ biopsiesndash Any type of prostatic surgeryndash Surgery sites where minor bleeding can cause significant morbidity (eg central nervous system [CNS] and intraocular procedures)ndash Major arthroplasty surgery eg hip or knee replacement
bull Discontinuation of warfarin is usually not necessary for these procedures associated with a low risk of bleedingndash Percutaneous needle procedures in readily compressible sites (eg peripheral venous access)ndash Many skin proceduresndash Routine dental procedures (eg hygiene simple extractions restorations endodontics prosthetics)
ndash Endoscopy without biopsy
bull Assess the risk of bleeding from the procedure with the assistance of the surgeon and anesthesiologistC
Guidelines for pre-operative cardiac risk assessment and perioperative cardiac management in non-cardiac surgeryBibliographic Source(s)
Task Force for Preoperative Cardiac Risk Assessment and Perioperative [trunc] European Society of Anaesthesiology Poldermans D Bax JJ Boersma E De Hert S Eeckhout E Fowkes G Gorenek B Hennerici MG Iung B Kelm M Kjeldsen KP Kristensen SD Lopez-Sendon J Pelosi P Philippe F Pierard L Ponikowski P Schmid JP Sellevold OF Sicari R Van den Berghe G Vermassen F Guidelines for pre-operative cardiac risk
assessment and perioperative cardiac management in non-cardiac surgery Eur Heart J 2009 Nov30(22)2769-812 [238 references] PubMed
bull Pre-operative Evaluationbull Surgical Risk for Cardiac Eventsbull Although patient-specific factors are more important than surgery-specific factors in predicting the cardiac risk for noncardiac surgical procedures
the type of surgery cannot be ignored when evaluating a particular patient undergoing an intervention With regard to cardiac risk surgicalinterventions can be divided into low-risk intermediate-risk and high-risk groups with estimated 30-day cardiac event rates (cardiac death and myocardial infarction [MI]) of lt1 1ndash5 and gt5 respectively (see table below) Although only a rough estimation this risk stratification providesa good indication of the need for cardiac evaluation drug treatment and assessment of risk for cardiac events
bull Table Surgical Riska Estimatebull Low-risk lt1 Intermediate-risk 1-5 High-risk gt5bull Breastbull Dentalbull Endocrinebull Eyebull Gynaecologybull Reconstructivebull Orthopaedic-minor (knee surgery)bull Urologic-minor Abdominalbull Carotidbull Peripheral arterial angioplastybull Endovascular aneurysm repairbull Head and neck surgerybull Neurologicalorthopaedic-major (hip and spine surgery)bull Pulmonary renalliver transplantbull Urologic-major Aortic and major vascular surgerybull Peripheral vascular surgerybull aRisk of MI and cardiac death within 30 days after surgery Modified from Boersma et al Perioperative cardiovascular mortality in noncardiac
surgery validation of the Lee cardiac risk index Am J Med 20051181134ndash1141
Segni vitali
bull Prima di ogni trattamento dovrebbero essere misurati i segni vitaliPAFCrespirazione e temperatura
Inserire fot Omron
IMG_6728JPG
ContecVital Signs Monitor PatientMonitor with CE Certificate
(CMS5000)
Riconoscere una emergenza
bull Segni e sintomi di emergenza incipiente
ndash Dolore toracico
ndash Cute pallida
ndash Sudorazione
ndash Vomito(nausea)
ndash RESPIRAZIONE IRREGOLARE
ndash SENSAZIONI STRANE O INSOLITE
ndash Modificazioni delle frequenza e o della pressione
Codice di deontologia medica
bull Art 7 ndash Obbligo drsquointervento drsquourgenza Il medico
e devetempestivamente attivarsi per assicurare ognispecifica adeguata assistenza
Procedure iniziali nellrsquoemergenzabull Interrompere la procedura
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull Chiamare il kit di emergenza
bull Valutare lo stato di coscienzase incoscienteabbassare la poltrona trendelemburg
bull Somministrare O2se coscienteocchialinise incosciente ma respira maschera se incosciente e non respira pallone e maschera
Algoritmo di base
bull PABCDbull Posizionare
bull A airway
bull B breathing
bull Ccirculation
bull Ddefinitivo o diagnosi
Come valutare lo stato di coscienza
1 come definirlo cosciente
vigile
soporoso
coma
2 come riconoscerlo stimolo verbale
stimolo doloroso
3 come valutarlo risposta verbale
apertura occhi
risposta motoria
Valutare le vie aereeaprire la bocca
estendere il capo e sostenere il mentoimpiegare lrsquoaspirazione se necessario
Valutare la respirazionese non respiradai due respiri con ossigeno 100
se in apneainserisci la cannula orofaringea chiama per lrsquoAED
Valutare la circolazionecerca il polsocarotide(radiale)
in assenza di polsopreparati per CPRmettere il paziente in pianomeglio al suolo iniziare MCE
applicare lrsquoAED se crsquoegrave il polsovalutare la frequenza e la forza
Distress
bull Respiratoriobroncospasmoasma
bull ToracicodoloreanginaMI
bull Psicologicoagitazioneconvulsioni
bull Prevenire il distress
ndash Ambiente accoglientetranquillorilassato
ndash Minimizzare la paurail freddo
ndash Mantenere PA e FC e respirazione nei limiti
ndash Non interrompere la terapia
Valutare il paz e la situazionebull Controllare i segni vitali del pazientePAFCrespirazionecolorebull Non tentare di trasportare il paziente da solibull Chiama immediatamente il 118 se
ndash Arresto cardiacondash Arresto respiratoriondash incoscienzagt 1 minndash Stato confusionale prolungatondash Dolore toracico gt 5 min non alleviato dal venitrinndash Difficoltagrave respiratoriandash Convulsionindash Ipotensione grave o tachicardia()
bull Tratta il paziente in emergenza finchegrave non arriva il soccorsobull Tieni pronta la cartella e quanto fatto finora per la squadra di soccorsobull Compila la scheda delle emergenze in studio
What types of emergencies can be expected in the dental office
Ostruzione delle vie aeree
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentoimprovvisaafferrare la gola(segno universale)ndash Stridorendash Tosse violentandash Dispneaspasmindash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Tosse forzatandash Compressione addominalendash Percussione dorsale con paziente curvo in avanti ndash Ossigenazione ndash Ispezione delle prime vie aereendash laringoscopiopinza di Magillaspiratorendash Chiamare aiutondash Trasferimento in ospedale per broncoscopia in urgenza
How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver You tubehttpyoutubekJDpr05zmB4
bull How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver
bull Edited by Bob Robertson Rob S Nicole Willson Travis Derouin and 37 others
bull Googlewikihow
Airway obstruction management
Asmabroncospasmo
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentondash Sensazione di peso sul toracendash stridorendash Tossendash Dispneandash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Posizionare il pazsedutobraccia in avantindash Ossigenondash Spray con salbutamol 2 puffripeti dopo 5 min se inefficacendash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
bull httpyoutubekff3co6xwik
bull httpyoutubeEK8nzKzdnIM
bull httpyoutubewlygTaY4ioc
Arresto cardiaco
bull Segni e sintomibull Non rispondebull Non respirabull Non ha polsobull Trattamento
ndash Mettere il paz supinotavola sotto il torace o stendere sul pavimento
ndash Chiamare aiutondash Attaccare AED e seguire le istruzionindash Iniziare CPRndash Ossigenare ventilazione con pallone e maschera
bull httpyoutubeI-eFjl2G9vg
Emerg Med J 2012 Nov29(11)890-3 Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
Segal N Laurent F Maman L Plaisance P Augustin P
bull Source
bull Emergency Department Lariboisiegravere Hospital Paris 7 University (Paris Diderot) Paris France drnicolassegalgmailcom
bull Conflicting studies exist about the effectiveness of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on a dental chair In some situations dental surgeons are obliged to perform CPR with the patient on the chair Feedback devices are supposed to guide the compression depth in order to improve the quality of CPR but some devices are based on an accelerometer that can theoretically report erroneous results because of the lack of rigidity of a dental chair
bull OBJECTIVE
bull The aim of this study was to evaluate the accuracy of these devices to guide chest compressions on a dental chair
Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
bull METHODSbull A prospective randomised crossover equivalencenon-inferiority study was conducted to compare
the values of compression depths provided by the feedback device (Real CPR Help(reg) delivered by Zollcopy Medical Corporation Chelmsford MA USA) with the real measurements provided by the manikin (Resusci Anne(reg) Advanced SkillTrainer Laerdal Medical AScopy Norway) Chest-compression-only CPR was performed by 15 Basic Life Support instructors who carried out two rounds of continuous CPR for 2 min each Data were analysed with a correlation test a Bland-Altman method and a Wilcoxon test Statistical significance was defined as plt005
bull RESULTSbull A significant difference was found between the mean depths of compression measured by the
feedback device and the manikin on a dental chair and on the floor (plt00001) The feedback device overestimated the depth of chest compressions and Bland-Altman analysis demonstrated poor agreement
bull CONCLUSION
bull This study indicates that feedback devices with accelerometer technology are not sufficiently reliable to ensure adequate chest compression on dental chairs
Angina
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato
alle spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash sollievo con NTGsi spera ndash Ansiapalloresudorazionetachicardia
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minNatispraysublinguale ndash Ossigenondash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
Localizzazioni del dolore anginoso
Sharplocalized
radiating or notmay radiate to
teeth
You tube3 IUSB angina attack
bull httpyoutubeufyxHSSvcG8
bull Molto pertinente
bull httpyoutubejd-9DSDWSsI
bull Angina pectoris medical emergency
Infarto miocardico
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato alle
spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash Mancato sollievo con NTG ndash Dispneasincopediaforesimorte improvvisa
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minndash Ossigenondash Aspirina 165-325 mgndash AnalgesicomorfinabuprenorfinaN2Ondash Chiamare aiutondash Posizionare AED ndash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
ndash MONAMorfinaossigenonitroglicerinaaspirina
Fattori di rischio per cardiopatia ischemica
bull Etagravebull Sesso maschilema = gt 65 annibull Ipertensionebull DislipidemieColestTGHDL lowbull Diabetebull Fumobull Familiaritagravebull Malattie infiammatorie sistemiche collagenopatiebull Obesitagrave bull Metabolic syndrome This has been characterized by the presence of
hyperinsulinemia (fasting glucose level ge 100 mgdL) abdominal obesity (waist circumference gt40 in for men or gt35 in for women) decreased HDL cholesterol levels (lt 40 mgdL for men or lt 50 mgdL for women) hypertriglyceridemia (gt150 mgdL) and hypertension (ge 13085 mm Hg) Based on data from the 2000 US census an estimated 47 million Americans have the metabolic syndrome Patients with the metabolic syndrome have a 3-fold increased risk for coronary atherosclerosis and stroke compared with those without this syndrome
Fattori precipitanti lrsquoischemia
bull Sforzo fisico
bull Basse temperature
bull Digestione
bull Tachicardiafebbreipertiroidismo
bull Emozionistressndash Psichico(pauracontatto
ravvicinatooppressionecostrizioneinpossibilitagrave di muiversidi parlareodori sgradevolivista irritante o sgradevole
ndash dolore
bull Innalzamento vita media
bull Miglioramento condizioni socio-economiche ()
bull Procedure odontoiatriche sempre piugrave conservative
Maggiore frequenza di cardiopatici nella pratica odontoiatrica
Fattori stressantistressors
bull Malattiapersonale o di amici o famigliaribull Morte di un famigliare o di una persona amatabull Problemi di relazioni interpersonalibull Sovraccarico di lavorobull Inizio di un lavoro nuovobull disoccupazionebull pensionebull gravidanzabull affollamentobull traslocobull problemi della vita di tutti i giornirdquocopingrdquobull Problemi legalibull Problemi finanziaribull Perfezionismobull Eccecc
Quindinel paziente cardiopatico(ma anche negli altri)
Sedazione con BZD (short antagonizzabili)
bull Sedazione cosciente con N2O
bull empatia
bull Buona analgesia
Fin qui nov 10
bull httpyoutubeSuFvAbf_uJs
bull anginal and heart attack
Puntata ipertensiva
bull Segni e sintomindash Cefaleavertiginironziindash Disturbi della vistandash Cardiopalmo(tachicardia)ndash (dispnea)ndash Epistassi
bull Trattamentondash Nifedipina(nifedicor)5-15 gtt sublingualiOppndash Clonidina(catapresan) mezza1 fiala im o ev lentaOppndash Furosemide(Lasix) 1 2 fl im o ev lentandash Ossigenoterapia(occhialini)
Aritmie
bull Senza ECG
bull ipocineticheipercinetiche
Allergia
ndash Limitata ad un sistema o generalizzatandash Faringe e prime vie aereeedema angioneuroticondash Tratto respiratorioasmabroncospasmostridorendash Cuteorticariapruritondash Anafilassitutti i precedenti+collasso cardiocircolatoriondash DDangioedema ereditario
ndash Segni e sintomindash Pruritoarrossamentopomfiedema labbramucose boccafaringehellipndash Distress respiratorioasmandash Ipotensionepolso piccolofrequentepallore
bull Ossigenobull Chiamare aiutobull Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
anafilassi
bull Posizione supina
bull Ossigenazione
bull Adrenalina im 05mg
bull Liquidi evndash Antistaminico trimeton 10 mg im
ndash Cortisone
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull In caso di arrestoCPR
Cause di allergia
bull Materiali implantari e amalgama metallititanioporcellane e metalli nobili mercurio
bull Latexdighebull Acrilatibull Formaldeidebull Clorexidinabull AL e conservanti (metilparaben)
bull patch testing prick testing and blood tests for allergen-specific IgE
Sincope vasovagalesvenimentobull Segni e sintomi
ndash Svenimentondash Nausea ndash Debolezzandash Pallorendash Cute fredda e sudatandash Polso rallentatoma prima tachindash Ipotensionendash Discomfort addominalendash Midriasindash sbadiglio
bull Trattamentondash Posizione supinandash Elevare gli arti infndash Ossigenondash Monitorizzare ndash Atropina 05 mg im o iv
Fattori scatenanti psicogenipauraansiastress emotivocattive notiziedolorespecie se improvviso ed inaspettatovista del sanguestrumenti chirurgicisiringhe
Fattori scatenanti non psicogeniStazione erettaFame da salto del pasto o da dietaEsaurimentostanchezzaCattive condizioni fisicheAmbiente caldo-umidoAffollamentoSesso maschileGiovani16-35 anni
Pathophysiology
Stress
Catecholamines release
Decreased peripheral vascular resistance amp uarr blood flow to peripheral muscles
darr venous return
darr circulatory blood vol amp drop in arterial BP
Activation of Compensatory mechanisms
Reflex bradycardia develops (lt 50)
Significant drop in cardiac output associated with fall in BP below the critical level
Cerebral ischemia amp loss of consciousness
Assess consciousness (loss of response to sensory stimulation)
Activate office emergency system
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Perform additional procedures
Administer aromatic ammonia
Administer atropine if bradycardia persists
Do not panic
Post syncopal recovery- delayed recovery-
Postpone dental treatment Activate EMS
Determine precipitating factors
POSTURAL HYPOTENSION
Predisposing factors
bull Administration and ingestion of drugs eg antihypertensives like sodium depleting diuretics calcium channel blockers ampganglion blocking agents sedatives and narcotics histamine blockers levo dopa
bull Prolonged period of recumbency or convalescence
bull Inadequate postural reflex
bull Late stage pregnancy
bull Advanced age
bull Venous defects in legs (eg varicose veins)
bull Recovery from sympathectomy
bull Addissonrsquos disease
bull Physical exhaustion and starvation
bull Chronic postural hypotension (Shy ndash Drager syndrome)
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
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httpyoutube7sJMaSOoH88
ipoglicemia
bull Segni e sintomibull Senso di fame
ndash Parola strascicataincoerentendash Comportamento alteratondash Polso rapidondash Apprensioneansiairrequietezzaaggressivitagravendash Disorientamentoperdita di coscienzandash Tremorindash sudorazione
bull Trattamentondash Succo di fruttacaramellazuccherino posndash Se egrave avvenuta perdita di coscienzaglucosio evndash Nel dubbio tra iper e ipoglicemiameglio somministrare glucosio comunque
ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
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Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
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Contraindications (continued)
bull Physical Examination
ndash Limited mouth opening
ndash Receding chin
ndash Large tongue
ndash Unable to view base of uvula with mouth open and tongue protruding
Pregnancy
bull Patients who are trying to conceive are pregnant or are breast-feeding must inform their dentist in advance of their appointment
Mallampati Classificationbull Class 1 Full visibility of tonsils uvula and soft palate
bull Class 2 Visibility of hard and soft palate upper portion of tonsils and uvula
bull Class 3 Soft and hard palate and base of the uvula are visible
bull Class 4 Only hard palate is visible
The Mallampati classification is used to
predict the ease of intubation It is
determined by looking at the anatomy of
the oral cavity Specifically it is based
on the visibility of the base of uvula
faucial pillars and soft palate Scoring
may be done with or without phonation
A high Mallampati score (class 3 or 4) is
associated with more difficult intubation
as well as a higher incidence of sleep
apnea
OSA screening
clinical diagnosis of OSA
bull The clinical diagnosis of OSA was defined as AHI(apnea hypopnea) greater than 5 with fragmented sleep and daytime sleepiness
bull According to the American Academy of Sleep Medicine practice guideline the severity of OSA is determined by the AHI 5ndash15 mild greater than 15ndash30 moderate greater than 30 severe
STOPsnoretiredobserved(stopped breathing)pressure
STOP QuestionnaireA Tool to Screen Patients for Obstructive Sleep ApneaAnesthesiology 2008 108812ndash21
Stop tradottoquasi corrisponde
bull SmdashldquoDo you snore loudly (louder than talking or loud enough to be heard through closed doors)rdquoRussi forte+ che parlare a voce alta
tanto da essere udito a porta chiusaSornacchiarebull TmdashldquoDo you often feel tired fatigued or sleepy during daytimerdquoti
senti stancoaffaticato o sonnolento durante il giorno Tiratohelliphellip
bull OmdashldquoHas anyone observed you stop breathing during your sleepNessuno ti ha osservato fermare il respiro durante il sonnoosservato
bull rdquo PmdashldquoDo you have or are you being treated for high blood pressure Hai o sei stato in terapia per ipertensionePressione
Screening of patients
Poliambulatorio helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip Modulo di consenso informato per procedure chirurgiche ambulatoriali o day surgery Da consegnare al momento della prenotazione e riportare
Si prega di leggere attentamente e riempire con i dati richiesti sopra le parti indicate dai puntini(datacittagravecognomenomeinterventofirma)
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Dichiaro di attenermi alle seguenti disposizioni
I)non assumere alcun cibo nelle 6 ore precedenti linterventone liquidi nelle due ore
precedenti raccomandazioni per il digiuno preoperatorio
MATERIALE INGERITO TEMPO MINIMO DI DIGIUNO
Liquidi chiari (acquacaffegravethe succo senza polpa bibite
gasate)
2 ore
Pasto leggero (toast e bibita) 6 ore
2)di non guidare alcuna automobile o motocicletta o bicicletta od utilizzare qualsiasi
macchinario nelle 24 ore seguenti Ianestesia o sedazione
3)di non assumere alcoolici nelle 24 ore seguenti lanestesia o sedazione
4)di farmi riaccompagnare alla mia residenza da un adulto responsabile
5)di rimanere in compagnia di un adulto responsabile una volta tornato al domicilio
6) di non assumere alcuna decisione importante ne firmare documenti
importanti(testamentoassicurazioni ecc)nelle 24 ore seguenti
7)di vestirmi in modo praticocosicchegrave il vestiario possa essere facilmente rimosso e
indossato e riposto in un armadiettoper estute da ginnastica con maniche larghe e
apertura frontale 8)di non portare gioielli o altri oggetti di valore in ambulatorio
9)di mettermi in contatto con lunitagrave chirurgica ambulatoriale nel caso insorga una
qualsiasi complicanza postoperatoria
10) di assumere o avere giagrave assunto la mia terapia agli intervalli soliticon un poco
di acqua se necessario
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Screening of patients 2
CM 1312009
DottClaudio Melloni
Specialista in Anestesia e Rianimazione
Via Fossolo 28
40138 Bologna
tel051390048
Questionario preoperatorio di autocompilazione Si prega di barrare la risposta esatta con un segnetto o un cerchietto eo riempire gli spazi sopra i
puntini con le informazioni richiesteTutte le risposte sono confidenziali e coperte dal segreto
professionaleGrazie
Cognome e nomehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
indirizzoviahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipcittagravehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipCaphellip
telhelliphelliphelliphellip
etagravehellip peso in kghellip altezza in cmhellip
Si sente ammalato SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ha o ha avuto una malattia seria SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ha affanno dopo sforzo SI NO
Ha tosse SI NO
Ha sibili respiratori SI NO
Ha dolore al petto da sforzo SI NO
Ha gonfiore alle caviglie SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie di cuore SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie dei polmoni SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie di fegato SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie dello stomaco reflussoulcera SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie dei reni SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie muscolari SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie cerebrali SI NO
Ha assunto farmaci negli ultimi tre mesi SI NO
Se Siqualihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Prende gocce nasali o oculari SI NO
Egrave allergico a qualche medicinale SI NO
Ersquo allergico a qualche cibo SI NO
Ha subito interventi o anestesie negli ultimi 3 mesi
SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Egrave mai stato operato prima drsquoora SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ci sono state strane storie in famiglia di incidenti insorti durante o subito dopo anestesia
SI NO
Porta occhiali o lenti a contatto SI NO
Porta protesi dentarie o ponti mobili SI NO Beve piugrave di in bicchiere di vino o di un superalcoolico al giorno
SI NO Fuma SI NO
Se Siquanto Ci sono stati altri problemi di salute fisica o mentale non compresi in questa lista
SI NO
Se Siqualihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Fa movimento o sport SI NO
Se sigraveche cosa(per es biciclettalavori di casaortoraccolta fruttaecc) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Raccolta dati
cM 1195
data sedehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
COGNOME E NOME
INDIRIZZO TELhelliphelliphelliphellip
ETAgrave PESO(KG) ALTEZZA(CM) ASA
INTERVENTO
ANESTESISTACHIRURGO
anestetico locale Si No farmacomg
adrenalina Si No dose
via aerea spont guedel maschera IOT IRT COPA LMA
respirazionespont ass man IPPV O2 si no maschera occhialini
Premedicazioneora
induzione(farmacidosi)
mantenimento
inizio anestesiaora inizio chirurgiaora
Via
venosa
fleboclisi 1 2 3 4 MAC opp
AG
Min PAS PAD Fc SaO2 EtCO2 Osservazioni bas
5
10
15
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totalifarmaciipnoticisedativian algesicimi orilassanti
altri stopanalgesia
fine anestesiaora fine chirurgiaora
apertura occhiora orientamentoorahellip RS orahelliphelliphelliphellipestub orahelliphelliphellip sedutohin piedi
hhelliphelliphelliphelliphellip vestirsi hhelliphellip camminare hhelliphelliphelliphelliphellip mingere hhelliphelliphellip berehhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipeffetti
collateralihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipPONV se siterapiahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipno dolore se siterapiahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipoppNO
Dimissioneorahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
ConsensoPoliambulatorio SLucia
Via Murri 164
Bologna
DICHIARAZIONE DI AVVENUTA INFORMAZIONE E CONSENSO ALLrsquoANESTESIA
Io Sottoscrittoahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip natoa a helliphelliphelliphelliphellip
il
Dichiaro di essere stato informatoa dal Medico Anestesista drhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
che le mie condizioni di salute mi collocano nella classe ASAhelliphellip ed il rischio relativo allrsquointervento
chirurgico al quale io verrorsquo sottopostoa egrave helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ho compreso le informazioni circa il tipo di anestesia piugrave appropriato nella mia situazione e dopo avere preso in considerazione anche le eventuali alternative dograve il mio consenso al trattamento anestesiologico
concordato che saragrave il seguentehelliphelliphellip helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Sono stato informato che tale trattamento qualora si verificassero condizioni particolari che mi verranno
spiegate potrebbe essere modificato
Mi egrave stato spiegato che lrsquoanestesia pur essendo fra le metodiche piugrave sicure della medicina moderna puograve
comportare ancora oggi in rarissimi casi complicanze mortali o gravi danni permanenti in particolare di
tipo neurologico Mi ritengo adeguatamente informato e non desidero ricevere ulteriori informazioni
In seguito alla mia richiesta di ulteriori informazioni ho ricevuto e compreso ogni spiegazione sui
trattamenti anestesiologici che verranno adottati prima durante e dopo lrsquointervento In particolare ho
compreso le informazioni circa le complicanze piugrave comuni e prevedibili nel mio caso specifico che
consistono inhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Autorizzo inoltre il Medico Anestesista a comunicare notizie relative al mio stato di salute
ahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Dichiarazioni particolarihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
DATA
Firma del Paziente Firma del Medico Anestesista
helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip helliphellip
Firma del Tutorehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipdihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Drugs taken by patientshellip
bull We consistently found associations of antipsychotic and SSRI antidepressant treatment with sudden unexplaineddeath significantly raised risk ratios being found for typicaland atypical antipsychotics the latter including risperidoneand olanzapine individually and the SSRI antidepressants including citalopram fluoxetine and sertraline Individually
bull Br J Clin Pharmacol 2009 November 68(5) 743ndash751bull doi 101111j1365-2125200903496xbull PMCID PMC2791981bull Sudden death in patients receiving drugs tending to
prolong the QT intervalbull Kate Jolly1 Michael D Gammage2 Kar Keung Cheng1 Peter
Bradburn1 Miriam V Banting1 and Michael J S Langman2
J Can Dent Assoc 2009 Feb75(1)41Dental surgery for patients on anticoagulant therapy with warfarin a
systematic review and meta-analysisNematullah A Alabousi A Blanas N Douketis JD Sutherland SE
bull University of Toronto Ontario Canadabull Comment in bull Evid Based Dent 200910(2)52 bull Republished in bull Tex Dent J 2009 Dec126(12)1183-93 bull Abstractbull PURPOSE To evaluate the effect of continuing warfarin therapy on the bleeding risk of patients undergoing elective dental surgical proceduresbull METHODS Data sources were the MEDLINE and EMBASE databases the Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials a manual citation review of
the relevant literature content experts and relevant abstracts from the proceedings of the International Association for Dental Research Study selection was carried out independently by 2 reviewers as was quality assessment Data extraction was done by 3 reviewers Differences were resolved by consensus Eligible studies were randomized controlled trials that compared the effects of continuing the regular dose of warfarintherapy with the effects of discontinuing or modifying the dose on the incidence of bleeding in patients undergoing dental procedures
bull RESULTS Five trials (a total of 553 patients) met the inclusion criteria Compared with interrupting warfarin therapy (either partial or complete) perioperative continuation of warfarin with patients usual dose was not associated with an increased risk for clinically significant nonmajor bleeding (relative risk [RR] 071 95 confidence interval [CI] 039-128 p = 065 I2 = 0) or an increased risk for minor bleeding (RR 119 95 CI 090-158 p = 022 I2 = 0)
bull CONCLUSIONS Continuing the regular dose of warfarin therapy does not seem to confer an increased risk of bleeding compared with discontinuing or modifying the warfarin dose for patients undergoing minor dental procedures
Clin Oral Implants Res 2009 Sep20 Suppl 496-106What influence do anticoagulants have on oral implant therapy
A systematic reviewMadrid C Sanz M
bull bull Department of oral surgery Oral Medicine and Hospital Dentistry Department of Ambulatory Care and Community Medicine University of Lausanne
Lausanne Switzerland carlosmadridhospvdchbull Abstractbull OBJECTIVES This systematic review aims to assess the risks (both thromboembolic and bleeding) of an oral anticoagulation therapy (OAT) patient undergoing
implant therapy and to provide a management protocol to patients under OAT undergoing implant therapybull MATERIAL AND METHODS Medline Cochrane Data Base of Systematic Reviews the Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials and EMBASE (from 1980 to
December 2008) were searched for English-language articles published between 1966 and 2008 This search was completed by a hand research accessing the references cited in all identified publications
bull RESULTS Nineteen studies were identified reporting outcomes after oral surgery procedures (mostly dental extractions in patients on OAT following different management protocols and haemostatic therapies) Five studies were randomized-controlled trials (RCTs) 11 were controlled clinical trials (CCTs) and three were prospective case series The OAT management strategies as well as the protocols during and after surgery were different This heterogeneity prevented any possible data aggregation and synthesis The results from these studies are very homogeneous reporting minor bleeding in very few patients without a significant difference between the OAT patients who continue with the vitamin K antagonists vs the patients who stopped this medication before surgery These post-operative bleeding events were controlled only with local haemostatic measures tranexamic acid mouthwashes gelatine sponges and cellulose gauzess application were effective Post-operative bleeding did not correlate with the international normalised ratio (INR) status In none of the studies was a thromboembolic event reported
bull CONCLUSIONS OAT patients (INR 2-4) who do not discontinue the AC medication do not have a significantly higher risk of post-operative bleeding than non-OAT patients and they also do not have a higher risk of post-operative bleeding than OAT patients who discontinue the medication In patients with OAT (INR 2-4) without discontinuation topical haemostatic agents were effective in preventing post-operative bleeding OAT discontinuation is not recommended for minor oral surgery such as single tooth extraction or implant placement provided that this does not involve autogenous bone grafts extensive flaps or osteotomy preparations extending outside the bony envelope Evidence does not support that dental implant placement in patients on OAT is contraindicated
bull The following are the latestguidelineshowever every DDS should thinkabouthelliphellip
Guideline TitleSteps to reduce surgical risk In II guidelines for perioperative evaluation
Bibliographic Source(s)Gualandro DM Yu PC Calderaro D Marques AC Pinho C Caramelli B et al Steps to reduce surgical risk In II guidelines for perioperative evaluation Arq Bras Cardiol
201196(3 Suppl 1)23-41 [379 references]
bull Antiplatelet Agents (AAS)bull Recommendations for antiplatelet agents before noncardiac surgeriesbull Degree of Recommendation Ibull Patients with coronary artery disease and noncardiac surgery scheduled should maintain the use of
AAS at a low dose of 75 to 100 mgday except in neurosurgeries and transurethral resection of the prostate Level of Evidence B
bull Patients using dual antiplatelet therapy by means of recent angioplasty with stent should keepreceiving AAS throughout the perioperative period with discontinuation of thienopyridine 5 daysbefore surgery and reintroduction as early as possible ideally before the patient completes 10 daysof discontinuation Level of Evidence C
bull Patients receiving antiplatelet therapy only with thienopyridine and surgery scheduled with moderate to high-risk of bleeding should discontinue medication 5 days before Level of EvidenceC
bull Degree of Recommendation IIabull Keep dual antiplatelet therapy in procedures with low risk for bleeding Level of Evidence Cbull Patients receiving antiplatelet therapy only with thienopyridine and surgery scheduled with low risk
of bleeding should continue medication in the perioperative period Level of Evidence C
bull Procedures with Low Risk of Bleedingbull Cataract surgerybull Minor dermatological proceduresbull Dental procedures - hygiene simple extraction restoration endodontic and
prosthetic proceduresbull Recommendationsbull Patients at High Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence Cbull Discontinue warfarin 5 days before surgery and wait for INR lt15 to perform the procedurebull UFH or prophylactic LMWH can be used in the preoperative period if indicatedbull Postoperatively use UFH or prophylactic LMWH if indicated by the type of procedure and resume warfarin 12 to 14 hours after surgerybull Patients at Low Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence Cbull Discontinue warfarin 5 days before surgery and wait for INR lt15bull Start full-dose UFH or LMWH when INR lt20bull Discontinue intravenous UFH 4 hours before surgery and subcutaneous LMWH 24 hours before surgerybull Postoperatively restart full-dose UFH or LMWH and warfarin and 12 to 24 hours after the procedure and discontinue heparin only when the INR is within
therapeutic rangebull Patients at Intermediate Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence Cbull Depending on the individual assessment of each patient the guidelines can be followed either for the high or low risk to the discretion of the physician in
chargebull Procedures with Low Risk of Bleedingbull Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence Cbull Perform the procedure with an INR within the therapeutic range ndash it is not necessary to discontinue the anticoagulantbull If INR gt3 discontinue anticoagulation therapy one or two days before surgery and reintroduce it the night after surgery
Endocarditis Prophylaxis
bull Dental Procedures and Prevention of Infective Endocarditisbull Dental procedures with higher risk for bacteremia are subgingival placement of antibiotic fibers or strips dental extractions dental implants or reimplants endodontic and periodontal
procedures placement of orthodontic bands and procedures with significant bleeding Whenever high-risk patients undergo these procedures should receive antibiotic prophylaxis Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence C It is likely that low-income populations with little access to health care with heart diseases other than those cited in Table 2 (below) also benefit from infective endocarditis (IE) prophylaxis before dental procedures Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence C
bull Table 2 Patients at Risk of Acquiring Severe Infective Endocarditisbull Patient with prosthetic heart valvebull Valvular heart disease corrected with prosthetic materialbull History of infective endocarditisbull Acquired valvular heart disease in patient who underwent heart transplantbull Uncorrected cyanotic congenital heart diseasebull Corrected cyanotic congenital heart disease that evolves with residual lesionbull Congenital heart disease corrected with prosthetic materialbull Surgical Procedures and Prevention of Infective Endocarditisbull Indications for Endocarditis Prophylaxisbull Degree of Recommendation Ibull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will be subjected to dental procedures with a high probability of significant bacteremia (see Table 3 below)
Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Table 3 Dental Procedures and Indication of Infective Endocarditis Prophylaxisbull Indicated Not Recommended ndash Any Patients Who Will Undergo the Procedures Belowbull For patients at risk for severe infective endocarditis and who will undergo procedures involving manipulation of gingival tissue periodontal region or perforation of oral mucosa Local
anesthesia in non-infected tissuebull Dental X-raybull Placement or removal of bracesbull Adjustment of bracesbull Placement of parts in bracesbull Natural loss of milk toothbull Bleeding originated from the trauma of the oral mucosa or lipsbull Degree of Recommendation IIabull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria on Table 2 (above) and who will undergo dental procedures with a high
probability of significant bacteremia (see Table 3 above) Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will undergo genitourinary or gastrointestinal procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic
regimen (see Table 11 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will undergo esophageal or respiratory tract procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen
(see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Degree of Recommendation IIbbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo dental procedures that do not meet
the criteria on Table 3 (above) Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo genitourinary or gastrointestinal
procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen (see Table 11 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo esophageal or respiratory tract
procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Degree of Recommendation IIIbull There is no indication for IE prophylaxis in patients with interatrial communication alone interventricular communication or corrected patent ductus arteriosus and without residual
flow myocardial revascularization surgery mitral valve prolapse without regurgitation after placement of stents innocent heart murmurs patients with pacemakers or implantablecardioverter-defibrillators (ICDs) history of Kawasaki disease or rheumatic fever without valve dysfunction who will undergo dental esophageal respiratory tract genitourinary or
Guideline on antibiotic prophylaxis for dental patients at risk for infection
Bibliographic Source(s)Clinical Affairs Committee Council on Clinical Affairs Guideline on
antibiotic prophylaxis for dental patients at risk for infection Chicago (IL) American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) 2011 5 p [27
references]bull Major Recommendationsbull The conservative use of antibiotics is indicated to minimize the risk of developing resistance to current antibiotic regimens Given the increasing number of organisms that have
developed resistance to current antibiotic regimens as well as the potential for an adverse anaphylactic reaction to the drug administered it is best to be judicious in the use of antibiotics for the prevention of infective endocarditis (IE) and other distant-site infections
bull Patients with Cardiac Conditionsbull Dental practitioners should consider prophylactic measures to minimize the risk of IE in patients with underlying cardiac conditions The risk of developing IE can arise from a combination
of high-risk patients and dental procedures However at-risk patients with poor oral hygiene and gingival bleeding after routine activities (eg toothbrushing) also have shown an increased potential for developing complications of IE It therefore is recommended to encourage daily good oral hygiene practices to reduce gingivitis as part of the prophylacticregimen These patients andor parents need to be educated and motivated to maintain personal oral hygiene through daily plaque removal including flossing Greater emphasis shouldbe placed on improved access to dental care and oral health in patients with underlying cardiac conditions at high risk for IE and less focus on a dental procedure and antibiotic coverage Professional prevention strategies should be based upon the individuals assessed risk for caries and periodontal disease
bull Specific recommendations from the latest American Heart Association (AHA) guideline on prevention of IE are included in the tables below The AHA recommends antibiotic prophylaxisonly for those whose underlying cardiac conditions are associated with the highest risk of adverse outcome (see Table 1 below) Such conditions include prosthetic heart valves previoushistory of IE unrepaired or incompletely repaired cyanotic congenital heart disease (CHD) completely repaired congenital heart defect with prosthetic material or device during the first 6 months after the procedure repaired CHD with residual defects at the site or adjacent to the site of a prosthetic patch or device and cardiac transplantation recipients who developcardiac valvulopathy In addition to those diagnoses listed in the AHA guidelines patients with a reported history of injection drug use may be considered at risk for developing IE in the absence of cardiac anomalies Although quite rare complications from intraoral tongue piercing can include IE among patients with a pre-existing cardiac valvular condition andor history of injection drug use Consultation with the patients physician may be necessary to determine susceptibility to bacteremia-induced infections
bull Antibiotics are recommended for all dental procedures that involve manipulation of gingival tissue or the periapical region of teeth or perforation of the oral mucosa (see Table 2 below) Specific antibiotic regimens can be found in Table 3 in the original guideline document Practitioners and patientsparents can review the entire AHA guidelines in the AHA CirculationJournal archives httpcircahajournalsorgcgicontentfull116151736 for additional background information as well as discussion of special circumstances (eg patients already receiving antibiotic therapy patients on anticoagulant therapy)
bull Patients with Compromised Immunitybull Patients with a compromised immune system may not be able to tolerate a transient bacteremia following invasive dental procedures These non-cardiac factors can place a patient with
compromised immunity at risk for distant-site infection from a dental procedure This category includes but is not limited to patients with the following medical conditionsbull Immunosuppression secondary tobull Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)bull Severe combined immunodeficiency (SCIDS)bull Neutropeniabull Cancer chemotherapybull Hematopoietic stem cell or solid organ transplantationbull Head and neck radiotherapybull Autoimmune disease (eg juvenile arthritis systemic lupus erythematosus)bull Sickle cell anemiabull Asplenism or status post splenectomybull Chronic steroid usagebull Diabetesbull Bisphosphonate therapybull Consultation with the childs physician is recommended for management of patients with a compromised immune system Discussion of antibiotic prophylaxis for patients undergoing
chemotherapy irradiation and hematopoietic cell transplantation appears in a separate American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) guideline (see the National GuidelineClearinghouse [NGC] summary Guideline on Dental Management of Pediatric Patients Receiving Chemotherapy Hematopoietic Cell Transplantation andor Radiation)
bull Patients with Shunts Indwelling Vascular Catheters or Medical Devicesbull The AHA recommends that antibiotic prophylaxis for nonvalvular devices including indwelling vascular catheters (central lines) and cardiovascular implantable electronic devices (CIED)
is indicated only at the time of placement of these devices in order to prevent surgical site infection The AHA found no convincing evidence that microorganisms associated with dentalprocedures cause infection of CIED and nonvalvular devices at any time after implantation The infections occurring after device implantation most often are caused by Staphylococcusaureus and coagulase negative staphylococci or other microorganisms that are non-oral in origin but are associated with surgical implantation or other active infections The AHA furtherstates that immunosuppression is not an independent risk factor for nonvalvular device infections immunocompromised hosts who have those devices should receive antibioticprophylaxis as advocated for immunocompetent hosts Consultation with the childs physician is recommended for management of patients with nonvalvular devices
Cardiac Conditions Associated with the Highest Risk of AdverseOutcome from Endocarditis for Which Prophylaxis with Dental
Procedures Is Reasonable
bull Prosthetic cardiac valve or prosthetic material used for cardiac valve repair
bull Previous infective endocarditisbull Congenital heart disease (CHD)bull Unrepaired cyanotic CHD including palliative shunts and conduitsbull Completely repaired congenital heart defect with prosthetic
material or device whether placed by surgery or by catheterintervention during the first 6 months after the procedure
bull Repaired CHD with residual defects at the site or adjacent to the site of a prosthetic patch or prosthetic device (which inhibitendothelialization)
bull Cardiac transplantation recipients who develop cardiac valvulopathy
Dental Procedures for which Endocarditis ProphylaxisIs Reasonable for Patients in Table 1
bull All dental procedures that involve manipulation of gingival tissue or the periapical region of teeth or perforation of the oral mucosa
bull The following procedures and events do not needprophylaxis routine anesthetic injections throughnoninfected tissue taking dental radiographs placement of removable prosthodontic or orthodonticappliances adjustment of orthodontic appliances placement of orthodontic brackets shedding of deciduous teeth and bleeding from trauma to the lipsor oral mucosa
Considerations for Perioperative Anticoagulationarfarin therapy - management during invasive procedures and
surgeryBibliographic Source(s)
Medical Services Commission Warfarin therapy - management during invasive procedures and surgery Victoria (BC) British Columbia Medical Services Commission 2010 Oct 1 7 p [8 references]
bull Note Always consult with the surgeon and anesthesiologist aboutbull Risk of bleedingbull Goal INRbull Acceptable INR for surgerybull Baseline INR is recommended in every case and this will guide further therapybull Always discuss with surgeon and anesthesiologist what the INR should be before surgery (goal INR)bull An INR lt15 is generally acceptable except for neurosurgery ocular surgery and procedures requiring spinal anesthesia or epidural analgesia (Horlocker et al
2003)bull Risk of bleedingbull In general the type of procedure determines the risk of bleeding and how long anticoagulation must be withheld post-operativelybull Discontinuation of warfarin is essential for these procedures associated with a high risk of bleeding
ndash Procedures that the body cavity is entered eg open thoracic abdominal or pelvic surgeryndash Percutaneous needle procedures in non-compressible sites including organ biopsiesndash Any type of prostatic surgeryndash Surgery sites where minor bleeding can cause significant morbidity (eg central nervous system [CNS] and intraocular procedures)ndash Major arthroplasty surgery eg hip or knee replacement
bull Discontinuation of warfarin is usually not necessary for these procedures associated with a low risk of bleedingndash Percutaneous needle procedures in readily compressible sites (eg peripheral venous access)ndash Many skin proceduresndash Routine dental procedures (eg hygiene simple extractions restorations endodontics prosthetics)
ndash Endoscopy without biopsy
bull Assess the risk of bleeding from the procedure with the assistance of the surgeon and anesthesiologistC
Guidelines for pre-operative cardiac risk assessment and perioperative cardiac management in non-cardiac surgeryBibliographic Source(s)
Task Force for Preoperative Cardiac Risk Assessment and Perioperative [trunc] European Society of Anaesthesiology Poldermans D Bax JJ Boersma E De Hert S Eeckhout E Fowkes G Gorenek B Hennerici MG Iung B Kelm M Kjeldsen KP Kristensen SD Lopez-Sendon J Pelosi P Philippe F Pierard L Ponikowski P Schmid JP Sellevold OF Sicari R Van den Berghe G Vermassen F Guidelines for pre-operative cardiac risk
assessment and perioperative cardiac management in non-cardiac surgery Eur Heart J 2009 Nov30(22)2769-812 [238 references] PubMed
bull Pre-operative Evaluationbull Surgical Risk for Cardiac Eventsbull Although patient-specific factors are more important than surgery-specific factors in predicting the cardiac risk for noncardiac surgical procedures
the type of surgery cannot be ignored when evaluating a particular patient undergoing an intervention With regard to cardiac risk surgicalinterventions can be divided into low-risk intermediate-risk and high-risk groups with estimated 30-day cardiac event rates (cardiac death and myocardial infarction [MI]) of lt1 1ndash5 and gt5 respectively (see table below) Although only a rough estimation this risk stratification providesa good indication of the need for cardiac evaluation drug treatment and assessment of risk for cardiac events
bull Table Surgical Riska Estimatebull Low-risk lt1 Intermediate-risk 1-5 High-risk gt5bull Breastbull Dentalbull Endocrinebull Eyebull Gynaecologybull Reconstructivebull Orthopaedic-minor (knee surgery)bull Urologic-minor Abdominalbull Carotidbull Peripheral arterial angioplastybull Endovascular aneurysm repairbull Head and neck surgerybull Neurologicalorthopaedic-major (hip and spine surgery)bull Pulmonary renalliver transplantbull Urologic-major Aortic and major vascular surgerybull Peripheral vascular surgerybull aRisk of MI and cardiac death within 30 days after surgery Modified from Boersma et al Perioperative cardiovascular mortality in noncardiac
surgery validation of the Lee cardiac risk index Am J Med 20051181134ndash1141
Segni vitali
bull Prima di ogni trattamento dovrebbero essere misurati i segni vitaliPAFCrespirazione e temperatura
Inserire fot Omron
IMG_6728JPG
ContecVital Signs Monitor PatientMonitor with CE Certificate
(CMS5000)
Riconoscere una emergenza
bull Segni e sintomi di emergenza incipiente
ndash Dolore toracico
ndash Cute pallida
ndash Sudorazione
ndash Vomito(nausea)
ndash RESPIRAZIONE IRREGOLARE
ndash SENSAZIONI STRANE O INSOLITE
ndash Modificazioni delle frequenza e o della pressione
Codice di deontologia medica
bull Art 7 ndash Obbligo drsquointervento drsquourgenza Il medico
e devetempestivamente attivarsi per assicurare ognispecifica adeguata assistenza
Procedure iniziali nellrsquoemergenzabull Interrompere la procedura
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull Chiamare il kit di emergenza
bull Valutare lo stato di coscienzase incoscienteabbassare la poltrona trendelemburg
bull Somministrare O2se coscienteocchialinise incosciente ma respira maschera se incosciente e non respira pallone e maschera
Algoritmo di base
bull PABCDbull Posizionare
bull A airway
bull B breathing
bull Ccirculation
bull Ddefinitivo o diagnosi
Come valutare lo stato di coscienza
1 come definirlo cosciente
vigile
soporoso
coma
2 come riconoscerlo stimolo verbale
stimolo doloroso
3 come valutarlo risposta verbale
apertura occhi
risposta motoria
Valutare le vie aereeaprire la bocca
estendere il capo e sostenere il mentoimpiegare lrsquoaspirazione se necessario
Valutare la respirazionese non respiradai due respiri con ossigeno 100
se in apneainserisci la cannula orofaringea chiama per lrsquoAED
Valutare la circolazionecerca il polsocarotide(radiale)
in assenza di polsopreparati per CPRmettere il paziente in pianomeglio al suolo iniziare MCE
applicare lrsquoAED se crsquoegrave il polsovalutare la frequenza e la forza
Distress
bull Respiratoriobroncospasmoasma
bull ToracicodoloreanginaMI
bull Psicologicoagitazioneconvulsioni
bull Prevenire il distress
ndash Ambiente accoglientetranquillorilassato
ndash Minimizzare la paurail freddo
ndash Mantenere PA e FC e respirazione nei limiti
ndash Non interrompere la terapia
Valutare il paz e la situazionebull Controllare i segni vitali del pazientePAFCrespirazionecolorebull Non tentare di trasportare il paziente da solibull Chiama immediatamente il 118 se
ndash Arresto cardiacondash Arresto respiratoriondash incoscienzagt 1 minndash Stato confusionale prolungatondash Dolore toracico gt 5 min non alleviato dal venitrinndash Difficoltagrave respiratoriandash Convulsionindash Ipotensione grave o tachicardia()
bull Tratta il paziente in emergenza finchegrave non arriva il soccorsobull Tieni pronta la cartella e quanto fatto finora per la squadra di soccorsobull Compila la scheda delle emergenze in studio
What types of emergencies can be expected in the dental office
Ostruzione delle vie aeree
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentoimprovvisaafferrare la gola(segno universale)ndash Stridorendash Tosse violentandash Dispneaspasmindash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Tosse forzatandash Compressione addominalendash Percussione dorsale con paziente curvo in avanti ndash Ossigenazione ndash Ispezione delle prime vie aereendash laringoscopiopinza di Magillaspiratorendash Chiamare aiutondash Trasferimento in ospedale per broncoscopia in urgenza
How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver You tubehttpyoutubekJDpr05zmB4
bull How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver
bull Edited by Bob Robertson Rob S Nicole Willson Travis Derouin and 37 others
bull Googlewikihow
Airway obstruction management
Asmabroncospasmo
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentondash Sensazione di peso sul toracendash stridorendash Tossendash Dispneandash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Posizionare il pazsedutobraccia in avantindash Ossigenondash Spray con salbutamol 2 puffripeti dopo 5 min se inefficacendash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
bull httpyoutubekff3co6xwik
bull httpyoutubeEK8nzKzdnIM
bull httpyoutubewlygTaY4ioc
Arresto cardiaco
bull Segni e sintomibull Non rispondebull Non respirabull Non ha polsobull Trattamento
ndash Mettere il paz supinotavola sotto il torace o stendere sul pavimento
ndash Chiamare aiutondash Attaccare AED e seguire le istruzionindash Iniziare CPRndash Ossigenare ventilazione con pallone e maschera
bull httpyoutubeI-eFjl2G9vg
Emerg Med J 2012 Nov29(11)890-3 Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
Segal N Laurent F Maman L Plaisance P Augustin P
bull Source
bull Emergency Department Lariboisiegravere Hospital Paris 7 University (Paris Diderot) Paris France drnicolassegalgmailcom
bull Conflicting studies exist about the effectiveness of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on a dental chair In some situations dental surgeons are obliged to perform CPR with the patient on the chair Feedback devices are supposed to guide the compression depth in order to improve the quality of CPR but some devices are based on an accelerometer that can theoretically report erroneous results because of the lack of rigidity of a dental chair
bull OBJECTIVE
bull The aim of this study was to evaluate the accuracy of these devices to guide chest compressions on a dental chair
Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
bull METHODSbull A prospective randomised crossover equivalencenon-inferiority study was conducted to compare
the values of compression depths provided by the feedback device (Real CPR Help(reg) delivered by Zollcopy Medical Corporation Chelmsford MA USA) with the real measurements provided by the manikin (Resusci Anne(reg) Advanced SkillTrainer Laerdal Medical AScopy Norway) Chest-compression-only CPR was performed by 15 Basic Life Support instructors who carried out two rounds of continuous CPR for 2 min each Data were analysed with a correlation test a Bland-Altman method and a Wilcoxon test Statistical significance was defined as plt005
bull RESULTSbull A significant difference was found between the mean depths of compression measured by the
feedback device and the manikin on a dental chair and on the floor (plt00001) The feedback device overestimated the depth of chest compressions and Bland-Altman analysis demonstrated poor agreement
bull CONCLUSION
bull This study indicates that feedback devices with accelerometer technology are not sufficiently reliable to ensure adequate chest compression on dental chairs
Angina
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato
alle spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash sollievo con NTGsi spera ndash Ansiapalloresudorazionetachicardia
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minNatispraysublinguale ndash Ossigenondash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
Localizzazioni del dolore anginoso
Sharplocalized
radiating or notmay radiate to
teeth
You tube3 IUSB angina attack
bull httpyoutubeufyxHSSvcG8
bull Molto pertinente
bull httpyoutubejd-9DSDWSsI
bull Angina pectoris medical emergency
Infarto miocardico
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato alle
spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash Mancato sollievo con NTG ndash Dispneasincopediaforesimorte improvvisa
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minndash Ossigenondash Aspirina 165-325 mgndash AnalgesicomorfinabuprenorfinaN2Ondash Chiamare aiutondash Posizionare AED ndash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
ndash MONAMorfinaossigenonitroglicerinaaspirina
Fattori di rischio per cardiopatia ischemica
bull Etagravebull Sesso maschilema = gt 65 annibull Ipertensionebull DislipidemieColestTGHDL lowbull Diabetebull Fumobull Familiaritagravebull Malattie infiammatorie sistemiche collagenopatiebull Obesitagrave bull Metabolic syndrome This has been characterized by the presence of
hyperinsulinemia (fasting glucose level ge 100 mgdL) abdominal obesity (waist circumference gt40 in for men or gt35 in for women) decreased HDL cholesterol levels (lt 40 mgdL for men or lt 50 mgdL for women) hypertriglyceridemia (gt150 mgdL) and hypertension (ge 13085 mm Hg) Based on data from the 2000 US census an estimated 47 million Americans have the metabolic syndrome Patients with the metabolic syndrome have a 3-fold increased risk for coronary atherosclerosis and stroke compared with those without this syndrome
Fattori precipitanti lrsquoischemia
bull Sforzo fisico
bull Basse temperature
bull Digestione
bull Tachicardiafebbreipertiroidismo
bull Emozionistressndash Psichico(pauracontatto
ravvicinatooppressionecostrizioneinpossibilitagrave di muiversidi parlareodori sgradevolivista irritante o sgradevole
ndash dolore
bull Innalzamento vita media
bull Miglioramento condizioni socio-economiche ()
bull Procedure odontoiatriche sempre piugrave conservative
Maggiore frequenza di cardiopatici nella pratica odontoiatrica
Fattori stressantistressors
bull Malattiapersonale o di amici o famigliaribull Morte di un famigliare o di una persona amatabull Problemi di relazioni interpersonalibull Sovraccarico di lavorobull Inizio di un lavoro nuovobull disoccupazionebull pensionebull gravidanzabull affollamentobull traslocobull problemi della vita di tutti i giornirdquocopingrdquobull Problemi legalibull Problemi finanziaribull Perfezionismobull Eccecc
Quindinel paziente cardiopatico(ma anche negli altri)
Sedazione con BZD (short antagonizzabili)
bull Sedazione cosciente con N2O
bull empatia
bull Buona analgesia
Fin qui nov 10
bull httpyoutubeSuFvAbf_uJs
bull anginal and heart attack
Puntata ipertensiva
bull Segni e sintomindash Cefaleavertiginironziindash Disturbi della vistandash Cardiopalmo(tachicardia)ndash (dispnea)ndash Epistassi
bull Trattamentondash Nifedipina(nifedicor)5-15 gtt sublingualiOppndash Clonidina(catapresan) mezza1 fiala im o ev lentaOppndash Furosemide(Lasix) 1 2 fl im o ev lentandash Ossigenoterapia(occhialini)
Aritmie
bull Senza ECG
bull ipocineticheipercinetiche
Allergia
ndash Limitata ad un sistema o generalizzatandash Faringe e prime vie aereeedema angioneuroticondash Tratto respiratorioasmabroncospasmostridorendash Cuteorticariapruritondash Anafilassitutti i precedenti+collasso cardiocircolatoriondash DDangioedema ereditario
ndash Segni e sintomindash Pruritoarrossamentopomfiedema labbramucose boccafaringehellipndash Distress respiratorioasmandash Ipotensionepolso piccolofrequentepallore
bull Ossigenobull Chiamare aiutobull Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
anafilassi
bull Posizione supina
bull Ossigenazione
bull Adrenalina im 05mg
bull Liquidi evndash Antistaminico trimeton 10 mg im
ndash Cortisone
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull In caso di arrestoCPR
Cause di allergia
bull Materiali implantari e amalgama metallititanioporcellane e metalli nobili mercurio
bull Latexdighebull Acrilatibull Formaldeidebull Clorexidinabull AL e conservanti (metilparaben)
bull patch testing prick testing and blood tests for allergen-specific IgE
Sincope vasovagalesvenimentobull Segni e sintomi
ndash Svenimentondash Nausea ndash Debolezzandash Pallorendash Cute fredda e sudatandash Polso rallentatoma prima tachindash Ipotensionendash Discomfort addominalendash Midriasindash sbadiglio
bull Trattamentondash Posizione supinandash Elevare gli arti infndash Ossigenondash Monitorizzare ndash Atropina 05 mg im o iv
Fattori scatenanti psicogenipauraansiastress emotivocattive notiziedolorespecie se improvviso ed inaspettatovista del sanguestrumenti chirurgicisiringhe
Fattori scatenanti non psicogeniStazione erettaFame da salto del pasto o da dietaEsaurimentostanchezzaCattive condizioni fisicheAmbiente caldo-umidoAffollamentoSesso maschileGiovani16-35 anni
Pathophysiology
Stress
Catecholamines release
Decreased peripheral vascular resistance amp uarr blood flow to peripheral muscles
darr venous return
darr circulatory blood vol amp drop in arterial BP
Activation of Compensatory mechanisms
Reflex bradycardia develops (lt 50)
Significant drop in cardiac output associated with fall in BP below the critical level
Cerebral ischemia amp loss of consciousness
Assess consciousness (loss of response to sensory stimulation)
Activate office emergency system
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Perform additional procedures
Administer aromatic ammonia
Administer atropine if bradycardia persists
Do not panic
Post syncopal recovery- delayed recovery-
Postpone dental treatment Activate EMS
Determine precipitating factors
POSTURAL HYPOTENSION
Predisposing factors
bull Administration and ingestion of drugs eg antihypertensives like sodium depleting diuretics calcium channel blockers ampganglion blocking agents sedatives and narcotics histamine blockers levo dopa
bull Prolonged period of recumbency or convalescence
bull Inadequate postural reflex
bull Late stage pregnancy
bull Advanced age
bull Venous defects in legs (eg varicose veins)
bull Recovery from sympathectomy
bull Addissonrsquos disease
bull Physical exhaustion and starvation
bull Chronic postural hypotension (Shy ndash Drager syndrome)
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
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httpyoutube7sJMaSOoH88
ipoglicemia
bull Segni e sintomibull Senso di fame
ndash Parola strascicataincoerentendash Comportamento alteratondash Polso rapidondash Apprensioneansiairrequietezzaaggressivitagravendash Disorientamentoperdita di coscienzandash Tremorindash sudorazione
bull Trattamentondash Succo di fruttacaramellazuccherino posndash Se egrave avvenuta perdita di coscienzaglucosio evndash Nel dubbio tra iper e ipoglicemiameglio somministrare glucosio comunque
ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
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Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
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Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
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Pregnancy
bull Patients who are trying to conceive are pregnant or are breast-feeding must inform their dentist in advance of their appointment
Mallampati Classificationbull Class 1 Full visibility of tonsils uvula and soft palate
bull Class 2 Visibility of hard and soft palate upper portion of tonsils and uvula
bull Class 3 Soft and hard palate and base of the uvula are visible
bull Class 4 Only hard palate is visible
The Mallampati classification is used to
predict the ease of intubation It is
determined by looking at the anatomy of
the oral cavity Specifically it is based
on the visibility of the base of uvula
faucial pillars and soft palate Scoring
may be done with or without phonation
A high Mallampati score (class 3 or 4) is
associated with more difficult intubation
as well as a higher incidence of sleep
apnea
OSA screening
clinical diagnosis of OSA
bull The clinical diagnosis of OSA was defined as AHI(apnea hypopnea) greater than 5 with fragmented sleep and daytime sleepiness
bull According to the American Academy of Sleep Medicine practice guideline the severity of OSA is determined by the AHI 5ndash15 mild greater than 15ndash30 moderate greater than 30 severe
STOPsnoretiredobserved(stopped breathing)pressure
STOP QuestionnaireA Tool to Screen Patients for Obstructive Sleep ApneaAnesthesiology 2008 108812ndash21
Stop tradottoquasi corrisponde
bull SmdashldquoDo you snore loudly (louder than talking or loud enough to be heard through closed doors)rdquoRussi forte+ che parlare a voce alta
tanto da essere udito a porta chiusaSornacchiarebull TmdashldquoDo you often feel tired fatigued or sleepy during daytimerdquoti
senti stancoaffaticato o sonnolento durante il giorno Tiratohelliphellip
bull OmdashldquoHas anyone observed you stop breathing during your sleepNessuno ti ha osservato fermare il respiro durante il sonnoosservato
bull rdquo PmdashldquoDo you have or are you being treated for high blood pressure Hai o sei stato in terapia per ipertensionePressione
Screening of patients
Poliambulatorio helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip Modulo di consenso informato per procedure chirurgiche ambulatoriali o day surgery Da consegnare al momento della prenotazione e riportare
Si prega di leggere attentamente e riempire con i dati richiesti sopra le parti indicate dai puntini(datacittagravecognomenomeinterventofirma)
Datahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Cittagravehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip Io sottoscrittohelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Dichiaro di attenermi alle seguenti disposizioni
I)non assumere alcun cibo nelle 6 ore precedenti linterventone liquidi nelle due ore
precedenti raccomandazioni per il digiuno preoperatorio
MATERIALE INGERITO TEMPO MINIMO DI DIGIUNO
Liquidi chiari (acquacaffegravethe succo senza polpa bibite
gasate)
2 ore
Pasto leggero (toast e bibita) 6 ore
2)di non guidare alcuna automobile o motocicletta o bicicletta od utilizzare qualsiasi
macchinario nelle 24 ore seguenti Ianestesia o sedazione
3)di non assumere alcoolici nelle 24 ore seguenti lanestesia o sedazione
4)di farmi riaccompagnare alla mia residenza da un adulto responsabile
5)di rimanere in compagnia di un adulto responsabile una volta tornato al domicilio
6) di non assumere alcuna decisione importante ne firmare documenti
importanti(testamentoassicurazioni ecc)nelle 24 ore seguenti
7)di vestirmi in modo praticocosicchegrave il vestiario possa essere facilmente rimosso e
indossato e riposto in un armadiettoper estute da ginnastica con maniche larghe e
apertura frontale 8)di non portare gioielli o altri oggetti di valore in ambulatorio
9)di mettermi in contatto con lunitagrave chirurgica ambulatoriale nel caso insorga una
qualsiasi complicanza postoperatoria
10) di assumere o avere giagrave assunto la mia terapia agli intervalli soliticon un poco
di acqua se necessario
FIRMA
IDquest day surg e consensodoc
Screening of patients 2
CM 1312009
DottClaudio Melloni
Specialista in Anestesia e Rianimazione
Via Fossolo 28
40138 Bologna
tel051390048
Questionario preoperatorio di autocompilazione Si prega di barrare la risposta esatta con un segnetto o un cerchietto eo riempire gli spazi sopra i
puntini con le informazioni richiesteTutte le risposte sono confidenziali e coperte dal segreto
professionaleGrazie
Cognome e nomehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
indirizzoviahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipcittagravehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipCaphellip
telhelliphelliphelliphellip
etagravehellip peso in kghellip altezza in cmhellip
Si sente ammalato SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ha o ha avuto una malattia seria SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ha affanno dopo sforzo SI NO
Ha tosse SI NO
Ha sibili respiratori SI NO
Ha dolore al petto da sforzo SI NO
Ha gonfiore alle caviglie SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie di cuore SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie dei polmoni SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie di fegato SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie dello stomaco reflussoulcera SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie dei reni SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie muscolari SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie cerebrali SI NO
Ha assunto farmaci negli ultimi tre mesi SI NO
Se Siqualihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Prende gocce nasali o oculari SI NO
Egrave allergico a qualche medicinale SI NO
Ersquo allergico a qualche cibo SI NO
Ha subito interventi o anestesie negli ultimi 3 mesi
SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Egrave mai stato operato prima drsquoora SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ci sono state strane storie in famiglia di incidenti insorti durante o subito dopo anestesia
SI NO
Porta occhiali o lenti a contatto SI NO
Porta protesi dentarie o ponti mobili SI NO Beve piugrave di in bicchiere di vino o di un superalcoolico al giorno
SI NO Fuma SI NO
Se Siquanto Ci sono stati altri problemi di salute fisica o mentale non compresi in questa lista
SI NO
Se Siqualihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Fa movimento o sport SI NO
Se sigraveche cosa(per es biciclettalavori di casaortoraccolta fruttaecc) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Raccolta dati
cM 1195
data sedehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
COGNOME E NOME
INDIRIZZO TELhelliphelliphelliphellip
ETAgrave PESO(KG) ALTEZZA(CM) ASA
INTERVENTO
ANESTESISTACHIRURGO
anestetico locale Si No farmacomg
adrenalina Si No dose
via aerea spont guedel maschera IOT IRT COPA LMA
respirazionespont ass man IPPV O2 si no maschera occhialini
Premedicazioneora
induzione(farmacidosi)
mantenimento
inizio anestesiaora inizio chirurgiaora
Via
venosa
fleboclisi 1 2 3 4 MAC opp
AG
Min PAS PAD Fc SaO2 EtCO2 Osservazioni bas
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
45
50
55
60
65
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80
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90
95
100
105
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165
170
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180
totalifarmaciipnoticisedativian algesicimi orilassanti
altri stopanalgesia
fine anestesiaora fine chirurgiaora
apertura occhiora orientamentoorahellip RS orahelliphelliphelliphellipestub orahelliphelliphellip sedutohin piedi
hhelliphelliphelliphelliphellip vestirsi hhelliphellip camminare hhelliphelliphelliphelliphellip mingere hhelliphelliphellip berehhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipeffetti
collateralihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipPONV se siterapiahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipno dolore se siterapiahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipoppNO
Dimissioneorahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
ConsensoPoliambulatorio SLucia
Via Murri 164
Bologna
DICHIARAZIONE DI AVVENUTA INFORMAZIONE E CONSENSO ALLrsquoANESTESIA
Io Sottoscrittoahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip natoa a helliphelliphelliphelliphellip
il
Dichiaro di essere stato informatoa dal Medico Anestesista drhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
che le mie condizioni di salute mi collocano nella classe ASAhelliphellip ed il rischio relativo allrsquointervento
chirurgico al quale io verrorsquo sottopostoa egrave helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ho compreso le informazioni circa il tipo di anestesia piugrave appropriato nella mia situazione e dopo avere preso in considerazione anche le eventuali alternative dograve il mio consenso al trattamento anestesiologico
concordato che saragrave il seguentehelliphelliphellip helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Sono stato informato che tale trattamento qualora si verificassero condizioni particolari che mi verranno
spiegate potrebbe essere modificato
Mi egrave stato spiegato che lrsquoanestesia pur essendo fra le metodiche piugrave sicure della medicina moderna puograve
comportare ancora oggi in rarissimi casi complicanze mortali o gravi danni permanenti in particolare di
tipo neurologico Mi ritengo adeguatamente informato e non desidero ricevere ulteriori informazioni
In seguito alla mia richiesta di ulteriori informazioni ho ricevuto e compreso ogni spiegazione sui
trattamenti anestesiologici che verranno adottati prima durante e dopo lrsquointervento In particolare ho
compreso le informazioni circa le complicanze piugrave comuni e prevedibili nel mio caso specifico che
consistono inhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Autorizzo inoltre il Medico Anestesista a comunicare notizie relative al mio stato di salute
ahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Dichiarazioni particolarihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
DATA
Firma del Paziente Firma del Medico Anestesista
helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip helliphellip
Firma del Tutorehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipdihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Drugs taken by patientshellip
bull We consistently found associations of antipsychotic and SSRI antidepressant treatment with sudden unexplaineddeath significantly raised risk ratios being found for typicaland atypical antipsychotics the latter including risperidoneand olanzapine individually and the SSRI antidepressants including citalopram fluoxetine and sertraline Individually
bull Br J Clin Pharmacol 2009 November 68(5) 743ndash751bull doi 101111j1365-2125200903496xbull PMCID PMC2791981bull Sudden death in patients receiving drugs tending to
prolong the QT intervalbull Kate Jolly1 Michael D Gammage2 Kar Keung Cheng1 Peter
Bradburn1 Miriam V Banting1 and Michael J S Langman2
J Can Dent Assoc 2009 Feb75(1)41Dental surgery for patients on anticoagulant therapy with warfarin a
systematic review and meta-analysisNematullah A Alabousi A Blanas N Douketis JD Sutherland SE
bull University of Toronto Ontario Canadabull Comment in bull Evid Based Dent 200910(2)52 bull Republished in bull Tex Dent J 2009 Dec126(12)1183-93 bull Abstractbull PURPOSE To evaluate the effect of continuing warfarin therapy on the bleeding risk of patients undergoing elective dental surgical proceduresbull METHODS Data sources were the MEDLINE and EMBASE databases the Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials a manual citation review of
the relevant literature content experts and relevant abstracts from the proceedings of the International Association for Dental Research Study selection was carried out independently by 2 reviewers as was quality assessment Data extraction was done by 3 reviewers Differences were resolved by consensus Eligible studies were randomized controlled trials that compared the effects of continuing the regular dose of warfarintherapy with the effects of discontinuing or modifying the dose on the incidence of bleeding in patients undergoing dental procedures
bull RESULTS Five trials (a total of 553 patients) met the inclusion criteria Compared with interrupting warfarin therapy (either partial or complete) perioperative continuation of warfarin with patients usual dose was not associated with an increased risk for clinically significant nonmajor bleeding (relative risk [RR] 071 95 confidence interval [CI] 039-128 p = 065 I2 = 0) or an increased risk for minor bleeding (RR 119 95 CI 090-158 p = 022 I2 = 0)
bull CONCLUSIONS Continuing the regular dose of warfarin therapy does not seem to confer an increased risk of bleeding compared with discontinuing or modifying the warfarin dose for patients undergoing minor dental procedures
Clin Oral Implants Res 2009 Sep20 Suppl 496-106What influence do anticoagulants have on oral implant therapy
A systematic reviewMadrid C Sanz M
bull bull Department of oral surgery Oral Medicine and Hospital Dentistry Department of Ambulatory Care and Community Medicine University of Lausanne
Lausanne Switzerland carlosmadridhospvdchbull Abstractbull OBJECTIVES This systematic review aims to assess the risks (both thromboembolic and bleeding) of an oral anticoagulation therapy (OAT) patient undergoing
implant therapy and to provide a management protocol to patients under OAT undergoing implant therapybull MATERIAL AND METHODS Medline Cochrane Data Base of Systematic Reviews the Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials and EMBASE (from 1980 to
December 2008) were searched for English-language articles published between 1966 and 2008 This search was completed by a hand research accessing the references cited in all identified publications
bull RESULTS Nineteen studies were identified reporting outcomes after oral surgery procedures (mostly dental extractions in patients on OAT following different management protocols and haemostatic therapies) Five studies were randomized-controlled trials (RCTs) 11 were controlled clinical trials (CCTs) and three were prospective case series The OAT management strategies as well as the protocols during and after surgery were different This heterogeneity prevented any possible data aggregation and synthesis The results from these studies are very homogeneous reporting minor bleeding in very few patients without a significant difference between the OAT patients who continue with the vitamin K antagonists vs the patients who stopped this medication before surgery These post-operative bleeding events were controlled only with local haemostatic measures tranexamic acid mouthwashes gelatine sponges and cellulose gauzess application were effective Post-operative bleeding did not correlate with the international normalised ratio (INR) status In none of the studies was a thromboembolic event reported
bull CONCLUSIONS OAT patients (INR 2-4) who do not discontinue the AC medication do not have a significantly higher risk of post-operative bleeding than non-OAT patients and they also do not have a higher risk of post-operative bleeding than OAT patients who discontinue the medication In patients with OAT (INR 2-4) without discontinuation topical haemostatic agents were effective in preventing post-operative bleeding OAT discontinuation is not recommended for minor oral surgery such as single tooth extraction or implant placement provided that this does not involve autogenous bone grafts extensive flaps or osteotomy preparations extending outside the bony envelope Evidence does not support that dental implant placement in patients on OAT is contraindicated
bull The following are the latestguidelineshowever every DDS should thinkabouthelliphellip
Guideline TitleSteps to reduce surgical risk In II guidelines for perioperative evaluation
Bibliographic Source(s)Gualandro DM Yu PC Calderaro D Marques AC Pinho C Caramelli B et al Steps to reduce surgical risk In II guidelines for perioperative evaluation Arq Bras Cardiol
201196(3 Suppl 1)23-41 [379 references]
bull Antiplatelet Agents (AAS)bull Recommendations for antiplatelet agents before noncardiac surgeriesbull Degree of Recommendation Ibull Patients with coronary artery disease and noncardiac surgery scheduled should maintain the use of
AAS at a low dose of 75 to 100 mgday except in neurosurgeries and transurethral resection of the prostate Level of Evidence B
bull Patients using dual antiplatelet therapy by means of recent angioplasty with stent should keepreceiving AAS throughout the perioperative period with discontinuation of thienopyridine 5 daysbefore surgery and reintroduction as early as possible ideally before the patient completes 10 daysof discontinuation Level of Evidence C
bull Patients receiving antiplatelet therapy only with thienopyridine and surgery scheduled with moderate to high-risk of bleeding should discontinue medication 5 days before Level of EvidenceC
bull Degree of Recommendation IIabull Keep dual antiplatelet therapy in procedures with low risk for bleeding Level of Evidence Cbull Patients receiving antiplatelet therapy only with thienopyridine and surgery scheduled with low risk
of bleeding should continue medication in the perioperative period Level of Evidence C
bull Procedures with Low Risk of Bleedingbull Cataract surgerybull Minor dermatological proceduresbull Dental procedures - hygiene simple extraction restoration endodontic and
prosthetic proceduresbull Recommendationsbull Patients at High Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence Cbull Discontinue warfarin 5 days before surgery and wait for INR lt15 to perform the procedurebull UFH or prophylactic LMWH can be used in the preoperative period if indicatedbull Postoperatively use UFH or prophylactic LMWH if indicated by the type of procedure and resume warfarin 12 to 14 hours after surgerybull Patients at Low Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence Cbull Discontinue warfarin 5 days before surgery and wait for INR lt15bull Start full-dose UFH or LMWH when INR lt20bull Discontinue intravenous UFH 4 hours before surgery and subcutaneous LMWH 24 hours before surgerybull Postoperatively restart full-dose UFH or LMWH and warfarin and 12 to 24 hours after the procedure and discontinue heparin only when the INR is within
therapeutic rangebull Patients at Intermediate Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence Cbull Depending on the individual assessment of each patient the guidelines can be followed either for the high or low risk to the discretion of the physician in
chargebull Procedures with Low Risk of Bleedingbull Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence Cbull Perform the procedure with an INR within the therapeutic range ndash it is not necessary to discontinue the anticoagulantbull If INR gt3 discontinue anticoagulation therapy one or two days before surgery and reintroduce it the night after surgery
Endocarditis Prophylaxis
bull Dental Procedures and Prevention of Infective Endocarditisbull Dental procedures with higher risk for bacteremia are subgingival placement of antibiotic fibers or strips dental extractions dental implants or reimplants endodontic and periodontal
procedures placement of orthodontic bands and procedures with significant bleeding Whenever high-risk patients undergo these procedures should receive antibiotic prophylaxis Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence C It is likely that low-income populations with little access to health care with heart diseases other than those cited in Table 2 (below) also benefit from infective endocarditis (IE) prophylaxis before dental procedures Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence C
bull Table 2 Patients at Risk of Acquiring Severe Infective Endocarditisbull Patient with prosthetic heart valvebull Valvular heart disease corrected with prosthetic materialbull History of infective endocarditisbull Acquired valvular heart disease in patient who underwent heart transplantbull Uncorrected cyanotic congenital heart diseasebull Corrected cyanotic congenital heart disease that evolves with residual lesionbull Congenital heart disease corrected with prosthetic materialbull Surgical Procedures and Prevention of Infective Endocarditisbull Indications for Endocarditis Prophylaxisbull Degree of Recommendation Ibull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will be subjected to dental procedures with a high probability of significant bacteremia (see Table 3 below)
Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Table 3 Dental Procedures and Indication of Infective Endocarditis Prophylaxisbull Indicated Not Recommended ndash Any Patients Who Will Undergo the Procedures Belowbull For patients at risk for severe infective endocarditis and who will undergo procedures involving manipulation of gingival tissue periodontal region or perforation of oral mucosa Local
anesthesia in non-infected tissuebull Dental X-raybull Placement or removal of bracesbull Adjustment of bracesbull Placement of parts in bracesbull Natural loss of milk toothbull Bleeding originated from the trauma of the oral mucosa or lipsbull Degree of Recommendation IIabull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria on Table 2 (above) and who will undergo dental procedures with a high
probability of significant bacteremia (see Table 3 above) Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will undergo genitourinary or gastrointestinal procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic
regimen (see Table 11 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will undergo esophageal or respiratory tract procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen
(see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Degree of Recommendation IIbbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo dental procedures that do not meet
the criteria on Table 3 (above) Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo genitourinary or gastrointestinal
procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen (see Table 11 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo esophageal or respiratory tract
procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Degree of Recommendation IIIbull There is no indication for IE prophylaxis in patients with interatrial communication alone interventricular communication or corrected patent ductus arteriosus and without residual
flow myocardial revascularization surgery mitral valve prolapse without regurgitation after placement of stents innocent heart murmurs patients with pacemakers or implantablecardioverter-defibrillators (ICDs) history of Kawasaki disease or rheumatic fever without valve dysfunction who will undergo dental esophageal respiratory tract genitourinary or
Guideline on antibiotic prophylaxis for dental patients at risk for infection
Bibliographic Source(s)Clinical Affairs Committee Council on Clinical Affairs Guideline on
antibiotic prophylaxis for dental patients at risk for infection Chicago (IL) American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) 2011 5 p [27
references]bull Major Recommendationsbull The conservative use of antibiotics is indicated to minimize the risk of developing resistance to current antibiotic regimens Given the increasing number of organisms that have
developed resistance to current antibiotic regimens as well as the potential for an adverse anaphylactic reaction to the drug administered it is best to be judicious in the use of antibiotics for the prevention of infective endocarditis (IE) and other distant-site infections
bull Patients with Cardiac Conditionsbull Dental practitioners should consider prophylactic measures to minimize the risk of IE in patients with underlying cardiac conditions The risk of developing IE can arise from a combination
of high-risk patients and dental procedures However at-risk patients with poor oral hygiene and gingival bleeding after routine activities (eg toothbrushing) also have shown an increased potential for developing complications of IE It therefore is recommended to encourage daily good oral hygiene practices to reduce gingivitis as part of the prophylacticregimen These patients andor parents need to be educated and motivated to maintain personal oral hygiene through daily plaque removal including flossing Greater emphasis shouldbe placed on improved access to dental care and oral health in patients with underlying cardiac conditions at high risk for IE and less focus on a dental procedure and antibiotic coverage Professional prevention strategies should be based upon the individuals assessed risk for caries and periodontal disease
bull Specific recommendations from the latest American Heart Association (AHA) guideline on prevention of IE are included in the tables below The AHA recommends antibiotic prophylaxisonly for those whose underlying cardiac conditions are associated with the highest risk of adverse outcome (see Table 1 below) Such conditions include prosthetic heart valves previoushistory of IE unrepaired or incompletely repaired cyanotic congenital heart disease (CHD) completely repaired congenital heart defect with prosthetic material or device during the first 6 months after the procedure repaired CHD with residual defects at the site or adjacent to the site of a prosthetic patch or device and cardiac transplantation recipients who developcardiac valvulopathy In addition to those diagnoses listed in the AHA guidelines patients with a reported history of injection drug use may be considered at risk for developing IE in the absence of cardiac anomalies Although quite rare complications from intraoral tongue piercing can include IE among patients with a pre-existing cardiac valvular condition andor history of injection drug use Consultation with the patients physician may be necessary to determine susceptibility to bacteremia-induced infections
bull Antibiotics are recommended for all dental procedures that involve manipulation of gingival tissue or the periapical region of teeth or perforation of the oral mucosa (see Table 2 below) Specific antibiotic regimens can be found in Table 3 in the original guideline document Practitioners and patientsparents can review the entire AHA guidelines in the AHA CirculationJournal archives httpcircahajournalsorgcgicontentfull116151736 for additional background information as well as discussion of special circumstances (eg patients already receiving antibiotic therapy patients on anticoagulant therapy)
bull Patients with Compromised Immunitybull Patients with a compromised immune system may not be able to tolerate a transient bacteremia following invasive dental procedures These non-cardiac factors can place a patient with
compromised immunity at risk for distant-site infection from a dental procedure This category includes but is not limited to patients with the following medical conditionsbull Immunosuppression secondary tobull Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)bull Severe combined immunodeficiency (SCIDS)bull Neutropeniabull Cancer chemotherapybull Hematopoietic stem cell or solid organ transplantationbull Head and neck radiotherapybull Autoimmune disease (eg juvenile arthritis systemic lupus erythematosus)bull Sickle cell anemiabull Asplenism or status post splenectomybull Chronic steroid usagebull Diabetesbull Bisphosphonate therapybull Consultation with the childs physician is recommended for management of patients with a compromised immune system Discussion of antibiotic prophylaxis for patients undergoing
chemotherapy irradiation and hematopoietic cell transplantation appears in a separate American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) guideline (see the National GuidelineClearinghouse [NGC] summary Guideline on Dental Management of Pediatric Patients Receiving Chemotherapy Hematopoietic Cell Transplantation andor Radiation)
bull Patients with Shunts Indwelling Vascular Catheters or Medical Devicesbull The AHA recommends that antibiotic prophylaxis for nonvalvular devices including indwelling vascular catheters (central lines) and cardiovascular implantable electronic devices (CIED)
is indicated only at the time of placement of these devices in order to prevent surgical site infection The AHA found no convincing evidence that microorganisms associated with dentalprocedures cause infection of CIED and nonvalvular devices at any time after implantation The infections occurring after device implantation most often are caused by Staphylococcusaureus and coagulase negative staphylococci or other microorganisms that are non-oral in origin but are associated with surgical implantation or other active infections The AHA furtherstates that immunosuppression is not an independent risk factor for nonvalvular device infections immunocompromised hosts who have those devices should receive antibioticprophylaxis as advocated for immunocompetent hosts Consultation with the childs physician is recommended for management of patients with nonvalvular devices
Cardiac Conditions Associated with the Highest Risk of AdverseOutcome from Endocarditis for Which Prophylaxis with Dental
Procedures Is Reasonable
bull Prosthetic cardiac valve or prosthetic material used for cardiac valve repair
bull Previous infective endocarditisbull Congenital heart disease (CHD)bull Unrepaired cyanotic CHD including palliative shunts and conduitsbull Completely repaired congenital heart defect with prosthetic
material or device whether placed by surgery or by catheterintervention during the first 6 months after the procedure
bull Repaired CHD with residual defects at the site or adjacent to the site of a prosthetic patch or prosthetic device (which inhibitendothelialization)
bull Cardiac transplantation recipients who develop cardiac valvulopathy
Dental Procedures for which Endocarditis ProphylaxisIs Reasonable for Patients in Table 1
bull All dental procedures that involve manipulation of gingival tissue or the periapical region of teeth or perforation of the oral mucosa
bull The following procedures and events do not needprophylaxis routine anesthetic injections throughnoninfected tissue taking dental radiographs placement of removable prosthodontic or orthodonticappliances adjustment of orthodontic appliances placement of orthodontic brackets shedding of deciduous teeth and bleeding from trauma to the lipsor oral mucosa
Considerations for Perioperative Anticoagulationarfarin therapy - management during invasive procedures and
surgeryBibliographic Source(s)
Medical Services Commission Warfarin therapy - management during invasive procedures and surgery Victoria (BC) British Columbia Medical Services Commission 2010 Oct 1 7 p [8 references]
bull Note Always consult with the surgeon and anesthesiologist aboutbull Risk of bleedingbull Goal INRbull Acceptable INR for surgerybull Baseline INR is recommended in every case and this will guide further therapybull Always discuss with surgeon and anesthesiologist what the INR should be before surgery (goal INR)bull An INR lt15 is generally acceptable except for neurosurgery ocular surgery and procedures requiring spinal anesthesia or epidural analgesia (Horlocker et al
2003)bull Risk of bleedingbull In general the type of procedure determines the risk of bleeding and how long anticoagulation must be withheld post-operativelybull Discontinuation of warfarin is essential for these procedures associated with a high risk of bleeding
ndash Procedures that the body cavity is entered eg open thoracic abdominal or pelvic surgeryndash Percutaneous needle procedures in non-compressible sites including organ biopsiesndash Any type of prostatic surgeryndash Surgery sites where minor bleeding can cause significant morbidity (eg central nervous system [CNS] and intraocular procedures)ndash Major arthroplasty surgery eg hip or knee replacement
bull Discontinuation of warfarin is usually not necessary for these procedures associated with a low risk of bleedingndash Percutaneous needle procedures in readily compressible sites (eg peripheral venous access)ndash Many skin proceduresndash Routine dental procedures (eg hygiene simple extractions restorations endodontics prosthetics)
ndash Endoscopy without biopsy
bull Assess the risk of bleeding from the procedure with the assistance of the surgeon and anesthesiologistC
Guidelines for pre-operative cardiac risk assessment and perioperative cardiac management in non-cardiac surgeryBibliographic Source(s)
Task Force for Preoperative Cardiac Risk Assessment and Perioperative [trunc] European Society of Anaesthesiology Poldermans D Bax JJ Boersma E De Hert S Eeckhout E Fowkes G Gorenek B Hennerici MG Iung B Kelm M Kjeldsen KP Kristensen SD Lopez-Sendon J Pelosi P Philippe F Pierard L Ponikowski P Schmid JP Sellevold OF Sicari R Van den Berghe G Vermassen F Guidelines for pre-operative cardiac risk
assessment and perioperative cardiac management in non-cardiac surgery Eur Heart J 2009 Nov30(22)2769-812 [238 references] PubMed
bull Pre-operative Evaluationbull Surgical Risk for Cardiac Eventsbull Although patient-specific factors are more important than surgery-specific factors in predicting the cardiac risk for noncardiac surgical procedures
the type of surgery cannot be ignored when evaluating a particular patient undergoing an intervention With regard to cardiac risk surgicalinterventions can be divided into low-risk intermediate-risk and high-risk groups with estimated 30-day cardiac event rates (cardiac death and myocardial infarction [MI]) of lt1 1ndash5 and gt5 respectively (see table below) Although only a rough estimation this risk stratification providesa good indication of the need for cardiac evaluation drug treatment and assessment of risk for cardiac events
bull Table Surgical Riska Estimatebull Low-risk lt1 Intermediate-risk 1-5 High-risk gt5bull Breastbull Dentalbull Endocrinebull Eyebull Gynaecologybull Reconstructivebull Orthopaedic-minor (knee surgery)bull Urologic-minor Abdominalbull Carotidbull Peripheral arterial angioplastybull Endovascular aneurysm repairbull Head and neck surgerybull Neurologicalorthopaedic-major (hip and spine surgery)bull Pulmonary renalliver transplantbull Urologic-major Aortic and major vascular surgerybull Peripheral vascular surgerybull aRisk of MI and cardiac death within 30 days after surgery Modified from Boersma et al Perioperative cardiovascular mortality in noncardiac
surgery validation of the Lee cardiac risk index Am J Med 20051181134ndash1141
Segni vitali
bull Prima di ogni trattamento dovrebbero essere misurati i segni vitaliPAFCrespirazione e temperatura
Inserire fot Omron
IMG_6728JPG
ContecVital Signs Monitor PatientMonitor with CE Certificate
(CMS5000)
Riconoscere una emergenza
bull Segni e sintomi di emergenza incipiente
ndash Dolore toracico
ndash Cute pallida
ndash Sudorazione
ndash Vomito(nausea)
ndash RESPIRAZIONE IRREGOLARE
ndash SENSAZIONI STRANE O INSOLITE
ndash Modificazioni delle frequenza e o della pressione
Codice di deontologia medica
bull Art 7 ndash Obbligo drsquointervento drsquourgenza Il medico
e devetempestivamente attivarsi per assicurare ognispecifica adeguata assistenza
Procedure iniziali nellrsquoemergenzabull Interrompere la procedura
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull Chiamare il kit di emergenza
bull Valutare lo stato di coscienzase incoscienteabbassare la poltrona trendelemburg
bull Somministrare O2se coscienteocchialinise incosciente ma respira maschera se incosciente e non respira pallone e maschera
Algoritmo di base
bull PABCDbull Posizionare
bull A airway
bull B breathing
bull Ccirculation
bull Ddefinitivo o diagnosi
Come valutare lo stato di coscienza
1 come definirlo cosciente
vigile
soporoso
coma
2 come riconoscerlo stimolo verbale
stimolo doloroso
3 come valutarlo risposta verbale
apertura occhi
risposta motoria
Valutare le vie aereeaprire la bocca
estendere il capo e sostenere il mentoimpiegare lrsquoaspirazione se necessario
Valutare la respirazionese non respiradai due respiri con ossigeno 100
se in apneainserisci la cannula orofaringea chiama per lrsquoAED
Valutare la circolazionecerca il polsocarotide(radiale)
in assenza di polsopreparati per CPRmettere il paziente in pianomeglio al suolo iniziare MCE
applicare lrsquoAED se crsquoegrave il polsovalutare la frequenza e la forza
Distress
bull Respiratoriobroncospasmoasma
bull ToracicodoloreanginaMI
bull Psicologicoagitazioneconvulsioni
bull Prevenire il distress
ndash Ambiente accoglientetranquillorilassato
ndash Minimizzare la paurail freddo
ndash Mantenere PA e FC e respirazione nei limiti
ndash Non interrompere la terapia
Valutare il paz e la situazionebull Controllare i segni vitali del pazientePAFCrespirazionecolorebull Non tentare di trasportare il paziente da solibull Chiama immediatamente il 118 se
ndash Arresto cardiacondash Arresto respiratoriondash incoscienzagt 1 minndash Stato confusionale prolungatondash Dolore toracico gt 5 min non alleviato dal venitrinndash Difficoltagrave respiratoriandash Convulsionindash Ipotensione grave o tachicardia()
bull Tratta il paziente in emergenza finchegrave non arriva il soccorsobull Tieni pronta la cartella e quanto fatto finora per la squadra di soccorsobull Compila la scheda delle emergenze in studio
What types of emergencies can be expected in the dental office
Ostruzione delle vie aeree
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentoimprovvisaafferrare la gola(segno universale)ndash Stridorendash Tosse violentandash Dispneaspasmindash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Tosse forzatandash Compressione addominalendash Percussione dorsale con paziente curvo in avanti ndash Ossigenazione ndash Ispezione delle prime vie aereendash laringoscopiopinza di Magillaspiratorendash Chiamare aiutondash Trasferimento in ospedale per broncoscopia in urgenza
How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver You tubehttpyoutubekJDpr05zmB4
bull How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver
bull Edited by Bob Robertson Rob S Nicole Willson Travis Derouin and 37 others
bull Googlewikihow
Airway obstruction management
Asmabroncospasmo
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentondash Sensazione di peso sul toracendash stridorendash Tossendash Dispneandash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Posizionare il pazsedutobraccia in avantindash Ossigenondash Spray con salbutamol 2 puffripeti dopo 5 min se inefficacendash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
bull httpyoutubekff3co6xwik
bull httpyoutubeEK8nzKzdnIM
bull httpyoutubewlygTaY4ioc
Arresto cardiaco
bull Segni e sintomibull Non rispondebull Non respirabull Non ha polsobull Trattamento
ndash Mettere il paz supinotavola sotto il torace o stendere sul pavimento
ndash Chiamare aiutondash Attaccare AED e seguire le istruzionindash Iniziare CPRndash Ossigenare ventilazione con pallone e maschera
bull httpyoutubeI-eFjl2G9vg
Emerg Med J 2012 Nov29(11)890-3 Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
Segal N Laurent F Maman L Plaisance P Augustin P
bull Source
bull Emergency Department Lariboisiegravere Hospital Paris 7 University (Paris Diderot) Paris France drnicolassegalgmailcom
bull Conflicting studies exist about the effectiveness of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on a dental chair In some situations dental surgeons are obliged to perform CPR with the patient on the chair Feedback devices are supposed to guide the compression depth in order to improve the quality of CPR but some devices are based on an accelerometer that can theoretically report erroneous results because of the lack of rigidity of a dental chair
bull OBJECTIVE
bull The aim of this study was to evaluate the accuracy of these devices to guide chest compressions on a dental chair
Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
bull METHODSbull A prospective randomised crossover equivalencenon-inferiority study was conducted to compare
the values of compression depths provided by the feedback device (Real CPR Help(reg) delivered by Zollcopy Medical Corporation Chelmsford MA USA) with the real measurements provided by the manikin (Resusci Anne(reg) Advanced SkillTrainer Laerdal Medical AScopy Norway) Chest-compression-only CPR was performed by 15 Basic Life Support instructors who carried out two rounds of continuous CPR for 2 min each Data were analysed with a correlation test a Bland-Altman method and a Wilcoxon test Statistical significance was defined as plt005
bull RESULTSbull A significant difference was found between the mean depths of compression measured by the
feedback device and the manikin on a dental chair and on the floor (plt00001) The feedback device overestimated the depth of chest compressions and Bland-Altman analysis demonstrated poor agreement
bull CONCLUSION
bull This study indicates that feedback devices with accelerometer technology are not sufficiently reliable to ensure adequate chest compression on dental chairs
Angina
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato
alle spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash sollievo con NTGsi spera ndash Ansiapalloresudorazionetachicardia
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minNatispraysublinguale ndash Ossigenondash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
Localizzazioni del dolore anginoso
Sharplocalized
radiating or notmay radiate to
teeth
You tube3 IUSB angina attack
bull httpyoutubeufyxHSSvcG8
bull Molto pertinente
bull httpyoutubejd-9DSDWSsI
bull Angina pectoris medical emergency
Infarto miocardico
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato alle
spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash Mancato sollievo con NTG ndash Dispneasincopediaforesimorte improvvisa
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minndash Ossigenondash Aspirina 165-325 mgndash AnalgesicomorfinabuprenorfinaN2Ondash Chiamare aiutondash Posizionare AED ndash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
ndash MONAMorfinaossigenonitroglicerinaaspirina
Fattori di rischio per cardiopatia ischemica
bull Etagravebull Sesso maschilema = gt 65 annibull Ipertensionebull DislipidemieColestTGHDL lowbull Diabetebull Fumobull Familiaritagravebull Malattie infiammatorie sistemiche collagenopatiebull Obesitagrave bull Metabolic syndrome This has been characterized by the presence of
hyperinsulinemia (fasting glucose level ge 100 mgdL) abdominal obesity (waist circumference gt40 in for men or gt35 in for women) decreased HDL cholesterol levels (lt 40 mgdL for men or lt 50 mgdL for women) hypertriglyceridemia (gt150 mgdL) and hypertension (ge 13085 mm Hg) Based on data from the 2000 US census an estimated 47 million Americans have the metabolic syndrome Patients with the metabolic syndrome have a 3-fold increased risk for coronary atherosclerosis and stroke compared with those without this syndrome
Fattori precipitanti lrsquoischemia
bull Sforzo fisico
bull Basse temperature
bull Digestione
bull Tachicardiafebbreipertiroidismo
bull Emozionistressndash Psichico(pauracontatto
ravvicinatooppressionecostrizioneinpossibilitagrave di muiversidi parlareodori sgradevolivista irritante o sgradevole
ndash dolore
bull Innalzamento vita media
bull Miglioramento condizioni socio-economiche ()
bull Procedure odontoiatriche sempre piugrave conservative
Maggiore frequenza di cardiopatici nella pratica odontoiatrica
Fattori stressantistressors
bull Malattiapersonale o di amici o famigliaribull Morte di un famigliare o di una persona amatabull Problemi di relazioni interpersonalibull Sovraccarico di lavorobull Inizio di un lavoro nuovobull disoccupazionebull pensionebull gravidanzabull affollamentobull traslocobull problemi della vita di tutti i giornirdquocopingrdquobull Problemi legalibull Problemi finanziaribull Perfezionismobull Eccecc
Quindinel paziente cardiopatico(ma anche negli altri)
Sedazione con BZD (short antagonizzabili)
bull Sedazione cosciente con N2O
bull empatia
bull Buona analgesia
Fin qui nov 10
bull httpyoutubeSuFvAbf_uJs
bull anginal and heart attack
Puntata ipertensiva
bull Segni e sintomindash Cefaleavertiginironziindash Disturbi della vistandash Cardiopalmo(tachicardia)ndash (dispnea)ndash Epistassi
bull Trattamentondash Nifedipina(nifedicor)5-15 gtt sublingualiOppndash Clonidina(catapresan) mezza1 fiala im o ev lentaOppndash Furosemide(Lasix) 1 2 fl im o ev lentandash Ossigenoterapia(occhialini)
Aritmie
bull Senza ECG
bull ipocineticheipercinetiche
Allergia
ndash Limitata ad un sistema o generalizzatandash Faringe e prime vie aereeedema angioneuroticondash Tratto respiratorioasmabroncospasmostridorendash Cuteorticariapruritondash Anafilassitutti i precedenti+collasso cardiocircolatoriondash DDangioedema ereditario
ndash Segni e sintomindash Pruritoarrossamentopomfiedema labbramucose boccafaringehellipndash Distress respiratorioasmandash Ipotensionepolso piccolofrequentepallore
bull Ossigenobull Chiamare aiutobull Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
anafilassi
bull Posizione supina
bull Ossigenazione
bull Adrenalina im 05mg
bull Liquidi evndash Antistaminico trimeton 10 mg im
ndash Cortisone
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull In caso di arrestoCPR
Cause di allergia
bull Materiali implantari e amalgama metallititanioporcellane e metalli nobili mercurio
bull Latexdighebull Acrilatibull Formaldeidebull Clorexidinabull AL e conservanti (metilparaben)
bull patch testing prick testing and blood tests for allergen-specific IgE
Sincope vasovagalesvenimentobull Segni e sintomi
ndash Svenimentondash Nausea ndash Debolezzandash Pallorendash Cute fredda e sudatandash Polso rallentatoma prima tachindash Ipotensionendash Discomfort addominalendash Midriasindash sbadiglio
bull Trattamentondash Posizione supinandash Elevare gli arti infndash Ossigenondash Monitorizzare ndash Atropina 05 mg im o iv
Fattori scatenanti psicogenipauraansiastress emotivocattive notiziedolorespecie se improvviso ed inaspettatovista del sanguestrumenti chirurgicisiringhe
Fattori scatenanti non psicogeniStazione erettaFame da salto del pasto o da dietaEsaurimentostanchezzaCattive condizioni fisicheAmbiente caldo-umidoAffollamentoSesso maschileGiovani16-35 anni
Pathophysiology
Stress
Catecholamines release
Decreased peripheral vascular resistance amp uarr blood flow to peripheral muscles
darr venous return
darr circulatory blood vol amp drop in arterial BP
Activation of Compensatory mechanisms
Reflex bradycardia develops (lt 50)
Significant drop in cardiac output associated with fall in BP below the critical level
Cerebral ischemia amp loss of consciousness
Assess consciousness (loss of response to sensory stimulation)
Activate office emergency system
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Perform additional procedures
Administer aromatic ammonia
Administer atropine if bradycardia persists
Do not panic
Post syncopal recovery- delayed recovery-
Postpone dental treatment Activate EMS
Determine precipitating factors
POSTURAL HYPOTENSION
Predisposing factors
bull Administration and ingestion of drugs eg antihypertensives like sodium depleting diuretics calcium channel blockers ampganglion blocking agents sedatives and narcotics histamine blockers levo dopa
bull Prolonged period of recumbency or convalescence
bull Inadequate postural reflex
bull Late stage pregnancy
bull Advanced age
bull Venous defects in legs (eg varicose veins)
bull Recovery from sympathectomy
bull Addissonrsquos disease
bull Physical exhaustion and starvation
bull Chronic postural hypotension (Shy ndash Drager syndrome)
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
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httpyoutube7sJMaSOoH88
ipoglicemia
bull Segni e sintomibull Senso di fame
ndash Parola strascicataincoerentendash Comportamento alteratondash Polso rapidondash Apprensioneansiairrequietezzaaggressivitagravendash Disorientamentoperdita di coscienzandash Tremorindash sudorazione
bull Trattamentondash Succo di fruttacaramellazuccherino posndash Se egrave avvenuta perdita di coscienzaglucosio evndash Nel dubbio tra iper e ipoglicemiameglio somministrare glucosio comunque
ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
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Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
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Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
La valigetta degli orrori set di rianimazione completo di bombola ricaricabile di ossigeno da 05 LT in acciaio riduttore con manometro ed erogatore pallone rianimatore maschera rianimazione 2 cannule di Guedel pinza tiralingua apribocca elicoidale tubo atossico in contenitore plastico antiurto
Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
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Mallampati Classificationbull Class 1 Full visibility of tonsils uvula and soft palate
bull Class 2 Visibility of hard and soft palate upper portion of tonsils and uvula
bull Class 3 Soft and hard palate and base of the uvula are visible
bull Class 4 Only hard palate is visible
The Mallampati classification is used to
predict the ease of intubation It is
determined by looking at the anatomy of
the oral cavity Specifically it is based
on the visibility of the base of uvula
faucial pillars and soft palate Scoring
may be done with or without phonation
A high Mallampati score (class 3 or 4) is
associated with more difficult intubation
as well as a higher incidence of sleep
apnea
OSA screening
clinical diagnosis of OSA
bull The clinical diagnosis of OSA was defined as AHI(apnea hypopnea) greater than 5 with fragmented sleep and daytime sleepiness
bull According to the American Academy of Sleep Medicine practice guideline the severity of OSA is determined by the AHI 5ndash15 mild greater than 15ndash30 moderate greater than 30 severe
STOPsnoretiredobserved(stopped breathing)pressure
STOP QuestionnaireA Tool to Screen Patients for Obstructive Sleep ApneaAnesthesiology 2008 108812ndash21
Stop tradottoquasi corrisponde
bull SmdashldquoDo you snore loudly (louder than talking or loud enough to be heard through closed doors)rdquoRussi forte+ che parlare a voce alta
tanto da essere udito a porta chiusaSornacchiarebull TmdashldquoDo you often feel tired fatigued or sleepy during daytimerdquoti
senti stancoaffaticato o sonnolento durante il giorno Tiratohelliphellip
bull OmdashldquoHas anyone observed you stop breathing during your sleepNessuno ti ha osservato fermare il respiro durante il sonnoosservato
bull rdquo PmdashldquoDo you have or are you being treated for high blood pressure Hai o sei stato in terapia per ipertensionePressione
Screening of patients
Poliambulatorio helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip Modulo di consenso informato per procedure chirurgiche ambulatoriali o day surgery Da consegnare al momento della prenotazione e riportare
Si prega di leggere attentamente e riempire con i dati richiesti sopra le parti indicate dai puntini(datacittagravecognomenomeinterventofirma)
Datahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Cittagravehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip Io sottoscrittohelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Dichiaro di attenermi alle seguenti disposizioni
I)non assumere alcun cibo nelle 6 ore precedenti linterventone liquidi nelle due ore
precedenti raccomandazioni per il digiuno preoperatorio
MATERIALE INGERITO TEMPO MINIMO DI DIGIUNO
Liquidi chiari (acquacaffegravethe succo senza polpa bibite
gasate)
2 ore
Pasto leggero (toast e bibita) 6 ore
2)di non guidare alcuna automobile o motocicletta o bicicletta od utilizzare qualsiasi
macchinario nelle 24 ore seguenti Ianestesia o sedazione
3)di non assumere alcoolici nelle 24 ore seguenti lanestesia o sedazione
4)di farmi riaccompagnare alla mia residenza da un adulto responsabile
5)di rimanere in compagnia di un adulto responsabile una volta tornato al domicilio
6) di non assumere alcuna decisione importante ne firmare documenti
importanti(testamentoassicurazioni ecc)nelle 24 ore seguenti
7)di vestirmi in modo praticocosicchegrave il vestiario possa essere facilmente rimosso e
indossato e riposto in un armadiettoper estute da ginnastica con maniche larghe e
apertura frontale 8)di non portare gioielli o altri oggetti di valore in ambulatorio
9)di mettermi in contatto con lunitagrave chirurgica ambulatoriale nel caso insorga una
qualsiasi complicanza postoperatoria
10) di assumere o avere giagrave assunto la mia terapia agli intervalli soliticon un poco
di acqua se necessario
FIRMA
IDquest day surg e consensodoc
Screening of patients 2
CM 1312009
DottClaudio Melloni
Specialista in Anestesia e Rianimazione
Via Fossolo 28
40138 Bologna
tel051390048
Questionario preoperatorio di autocompilazione Si prega di barrare la risposta esatta con un segnetto o un cerchietto eo riempire gli spazi sopra i
puntini con le informazioni richiesteTutte le risposte sono confidenziali e coperte dal segreto
professionaleGrazie
Cognome e nomehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
indirizzoviahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipcittagravehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipCaphellip
telhelliphelliphelliphellip
etagravehellip peso in kghellip altezza in cmhellip
Si sente ammalato SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ha o ha avuto una malattia seria SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ha affanno dopo sforzo SI NO
Ha tosse SI NO
Ha sibili respiratori SI NO
Ha dolore al petto da sforzo SI NO
Ha gonfiore alle caviglie SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie di cuore SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie dei polmoni SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie di fegato SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie dello stomaco reflussoulcera SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie dei reni SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie muscolari SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie cerebrali SI NO
Ha assunto farmaci negli ultimi tre mesi SI NO
Se Siqualihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Prende gocce nasali o oculari SI NO
Egrave allergico a qualche medicinale SI NO
Ersquo allergico a qualche cibo SI NO
Ha subito interventi o anestesie negli ultimi 3 mesi
SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Egrave mai stato operato prima drsquoora SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ci sono state strane storie in famiglia di incidenti insorti durante o subito dopo anestesia
SI NO
Porta occhiali o lenti a contatto SI NO
Porta protesi dentarie o ponti mobili SI NO Beve piugrave di in bicchiere di vino o di un superalcoolico al giorno
SI NO Fuma SI NO
Se Siquanto Ci sono stati altri problemi di salute fisica o mentale non compresi in questa lista
SI NO
Se Siqualihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Fa movimento o sport SI NO
Se sigraveche cosa(per es biciclettalavori di casaortoraccolta fruttaecc) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Raccolta dati
cM 1195
data sedehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
COGNOME E NOME
INDIRIZZO TELhelliphelliphelliphellip
ETAgrave PESO(KG) ALTEZZA(CM) ASA
INTERVENTO
ANESTESISTACHIRURGO
anestetico locale Si No farmacomg
adrenalina Si No dose
via aerea spont guedel maschera IOT IRT COPA LMA
respirazionespont ass man IPPV O2 si no maschera occhialini
Premedicazioneora
induzione(farmacidosi)
mantenimento
inizio anestesiaora inizio chirurgiaora
Via
venosa
fleboclisi 1 2 3 4 MAC opp
AG
Min PAS PAD Fc SaO2 EtCO2 Osservazioni bas
5
10
15
20
25
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35
40
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180
totalifarmaciipnoticisedativian algesicimi orilassanti
altri stopanalgesia
fine anestesiaora fine chirurgiaora
apertura occhiora orientamentoorahellip RS orahelliphelliphelliphellipestub orahelliphelliphellip sedutohin piedi
hhelliphelliphelliphelliphellip vestirsi hhelliphellip camminare hhelliphelliphelliphelliphellip mingere hhelliphelliphellip berehhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipeffetti
collateralihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipPONV se siterapiahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipno dolore se siterapiahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipoppNO
Dimissioneorahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
ConsensoPoliambulatorio SLucia
Via Murri 164
Bologna
DICHIARAZIONE DI AVVENUTA INFORMAZIONE E CONSENSO ALLrsquoANESTESIA
Io Sottoscrittoahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip natoa a helliphelliphelliphelliphellip
il
Dichiaro di essere stato informatoa dal Medico Anestesista drhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
che le mie condizioni di salute mi collocano nella classe ASAhelliphellip ed il rischio relativo allrsquointervento
chirurgico al quale io verrorsquo sottopostoa egrave helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ho compreso le informazioni circa il tipo di anestesia piugrave appropriato nella mia situazione e dopo avere preso in considerazione anche le eventuali alternative dograve il mio consenso al trattamento anestesiologico
concordato che saragrave il seguentehelliphelliphellip helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Sono stato informato che tale trattamento qualora si verificassero condizioni particolari che mi verranno
spiegate potrebbe essere modificato
Mi egrave stato spiegato che lrsquoanestesia pur essendo fra le metodiche piugrave sicure della medicina moderna puograve
comportare ancora oggi in rarissimi casi complicanze mortali o gravi danni permanenti in particolare di
tipo neurologico Mi ritengo adeguatamente informato e non desidero ricevere ulteriori informazioni
In seguito alla mia richiesta di ulteriori informazioni ho ricevuto e compreso ogni spiegazione sui
trattamenti anestesiologici che verranno adottati prima durante e dopo lrsquointervento In particolare ho
compreso le informazioni circa le complicanze piugrave comuni e prevedibili nel mio caso specifico che
consistono inhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Autorizzo inoltre il Medico Anestesista a comunicare notizie relative al mio stato di salute
ahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Dichiarazioni particolarihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
DATA
Firma del Paziente Firma del Medico Anestesista
helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip helliphellip
Firma del Tutorehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipdihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Drugs taken by patientshellip
bull We consistently found associations of antipsychotic and SSRI antidepressant treatment with sudden unexplaineddeath significantly raised risk ratios being found for typicaland atypical antipsychotics the latter including risperidoneand olanzapine individually and the SSRI antidepressants including citalopram fluoxetine and sertraline Individually
bull Br J Clin Pharmacol 2009 November 68(5) 743ndash751bull doi 101111j1365-2125200903496xbull PMCID PMC2791981bull Sudden death in patients receiving drugs tending to
prolong the QT intervalbull Kate Jolly1 Michael D Gammage2 Kar Keung Cheng1 Peter
Bradburn1 Miriam V Banting1 and Michael J S Langman2
J Can Dent Assoc 2009 Feb75(1)41Dental surgery for patients on anticoagulant therapy with warfarin a
systematic review and meta-analysisNematullah A Alabousi A Blanas N Douketis JD Sutherland SE
bull University of Toronto Ontario Canadabull Comment in bull Evid Based Dent 200910(2)52 bull Republished in bull Tex Dent J 2009 Dec126(12)1183-93 bull Abstractbull PURPOSE To evaluate the effect of continuing warfarin therapy on the bleeding risk of patients undergoing elective dental surgical proceduresbull METHODS Data sources were the MEDLINE and EMBASE databases the Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials a manual citation review of
the relevant literature content experts and relevant abstracts from the proceedings of the International Association for Dental Research Study selection was carried out independently by 2 reviewers as was quality assessment Data extraction was done by 3 reviewers Differences were resolved by consensus Eligible studies were randomized controlled trials that compared the effects of continuing the regular dose of warfarintherapy with the effects of discontinuing or modifying the dose on the incidence of bleeding in patients undergoing dental procedures
bull RESULTS Five trials (a total of 553 patients) met the inclusion criteria Compared with interrupting warfarin therapy (either partial or complete) perioperative continuation of warfarin with patients usual dose was not associated with an increased risk for clinically significant nonmajor bleeding (relative risk [RR] 071 95 confidence interval [CI] 039-128 p = 065 I2 = 0) or an increased risk for minor bleeding (RR 119 95 CI 090-158 p = 022 I2 = 0)
bull CONCLUSIONS Continuing the regular dose of warfarin therapy does not seem to confer an increased risk of bleeding compared with discontinuing or modifying the warfarin dose for patients undergoing minor dental procedures
Clin Oral Implants Res 2009 Sep20 Suppl 496-106What influence do anticoagulants have on oral implant therapy
A systematic reviewMadrid C Sanz M
bull bull Department of oral surgery Oral Medicine and Hospital Dentistry Department of Ambulatory Care and Community Medicine University of Lausanne
Lausanne Switzerland carlosmadridhospvdchbull Abstractbull OBJECTIVES This systematic review aims to assess the risks (both thromboembolic and bleeding) of an oral anticoagulation therapy (OAT) patient undergoing
implant therapy and to provide a management protocol to patients under OAT undergoing implant therapybull MATERIAL AND METHODS Medline Cochrane Data Base of Systematic Reviews the Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials and EMBASE (from 1980 to
December 2008) were searched for English-language articles published between 1966 and 2008 This search was completed by a hand research accessing the references cited in all identified publications
bull RESULTS Nineteen studies were identified reporting outcomes after oral surgery procedures (mostly dental extractions in patients on OAT following different management protocols and haemostatic therapies) Five studies were randomized-controlled trials (RCTs) 11 were controlled clinical trials (CCTs) and three were prospective case series The OAT management strategies as well as the protocols during and after surgery were different This heterogeneity prevented any possible data aggregation and synthesis The results from these studies are very homogeneous reporting minor bleeding in very few patients without a significant difference between the OAT patients who continue with the vitamin K antagonists vs the patients who stopped this medication before surgery These post-operative bleeding events were controlled only with local haemostatic measures tranexamic acid mouthwashes gelatine sponges and cellulose gauzess application were effective Post-operative bleeding did not correlate with the international normalised ratio (INR) status In none of the studies was a thromboembolic event reported
bull CONCLUSIONS OAT patients (INR 2-4) who do not discontinue the AC medication do not have a significantly higher risk of post-operative bleeding than non-OAT patients and they also do not have a higher risk of post-operative bleeding than OAT patients who discontinue the medication In patients with OAT (INR 2-4) without discontinuation topical haemostatic agents were effective in preventing post-operative bleeding OAT discontinuation is not recommended for minor oral surgery such as single tooth extraction or implant placement provided that this does not involve autogenous bone grafts extensive flaps or osteotomy preparations extending outside the bony envelope Evidence does not support that dental implant placement in patients on OAT is contraindicated
bull The following are the latestguidelineshowever every DDS should thinkabouthelliphellip
Guideline TitleSteps to reduce surgical risk In II guidelines for perioperative evaluation
Bibliographic Source(s)Gualandro DM Yu PC Calderaro D Marques AC Pinho C Caramelli B et al Steps to reduce surgical risk In II guidelines for perioperative evaluation Arq Bras Cardiol
201196(3 Suppl 1)23-41 [379 references]
bull Antiplatelet Agents (AAS)bull Recommendations for antiplatelet agents before noncardiac surgeriesbull Degree of Recommendation Ibull Patients with coronary artery disease and noncardiac surgery scheduled should maintain the use of
AAS at a low dose of 75 to 100 mgday except in neurosurgeries and transurethral resection of the prostate Level of Evidence B
bull Patients using dual antiplatelet therapy by means of recent angioplasty with stent should keepreceiving AAS throughout the perioperative period with discontinuation of thienopyridine 5 daysbefore surgery and reintroduction as early as possible ideally before the patient completes 10 daysof discontinuation Level of Evidence C
bull Patients receiving antiplatelet therapy only with thienopyridine and surgery scheduled with moderate to high-risk of bleeding should discontinue medication 5 days before Level of EvidenceC
bull Degree of Recommendation IIabull Keep dual antiplatelet therapy in procedures with low risk for bleeding Level of Evidence Cbull Patients receiving antiplatelet therapy only with thienopyridine and surgery scheduled with low risk
of bleeding should continue medication in the perioperative period Level of Evidence C
bull Procedures with Low Risk of Bleedingbull Cataract surgerybull Minor dermatological proceduresbull Dental procedures - hygiene simple extraction restoration endodontic and
prosthetic proceduresbull Recommendationsbull Patients at High Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence Cbull Discontinue warfarin 5 days before surgery and wait for INR lt15 to perform the procedurebull UFH or prophylactic LMWH can be used in the preoperative period if indicatedbull Postoperatively use UFH or prophylactic LMWH if indicated by the type of procedure and resume warfarin 12 to 14 hours after surgerybull Patients at Low Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence Cbull Discontinue warfarin 5 days before surgery and wait for INR lt15bull Start full-dose UFH or LMWH when INR lt20bull Discontinue intravenous UFH 4 hours before surgery and subcutaneous LMWH 24 hours before surgerybull Postoperatively restart full-dose UFH or LMWH and warfarin and 12 to 24 hours after the procedure and discontinue heparin only when the INR is within
therapeutic rangebull Patients at Intermediate Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence Cbull Depending on the individual assessment of each patient the guidelines can be followed either for the high or low risk to the discretion of the physician in
chargebull Procedures with Low Risk of Bleedingbull Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence Cbull Perform the procedure with an INR within the therapeutic range ndash it is not necessary to discontinue the anticoagulantbull If INR gt3 discontinue anticoagulation therapy one or two days before surgery and reintroduce it the night after surgery
Endocarditis Prophylaxis
bull Dental Procedures and Prevention of Infective Endocarditisbull Dental procedures with higher risk for bacteremia are subgingival placement of antibiotic fibers or strips dental extractions dental implants or reimplants endodontic and periodontal
procedures placement of orthodontic bands and procedures with significant bleeding Whenever high-risk patients undergo these procedures should receive antibiotic prophylaxis Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence C It is likely that low-income populations with little access to health care with heart diseases other than those cited in Table 2 (below) also benefit from infective endocarditis (IE) prophylaxis before dental procedures Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence C
bull Table 2 Patients at Risk of Acquiring Severe Infective Endocarditisbull Patient with prosthetic heart valvebull Valvular heart disease corrected with prosthetic materialbull History of infective endocarditisbull Acquired valvular heart disease in patient who underwent heart transplantbull Uncorrected cyanotic congenital heart diseasebull Corrected cyanotic congenital heart disease that evolves with residual lesionbull Congenital heart disease corrected with prosthetic materialbull Surgical Procedures and Prevention of Infective Endocarditisbull Indications for Endocarditis Prophylaxisbull Degree of Recommendation Ibull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will be subjected to dental procedures with a high probability of significant bacteremia (see Table 3 below)
Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Table 3 Dental Procedures and Indication of Infective Endocarditis Prophylaxisbull Indicated Not Recommended ndash Any Patients Who Will Undergo the Procedures Belowbull For patients at risk for severe infective endocarditis and who will undergo procedures involving manipulation of gingival tissue periodontal region or perforation of oral mucosa Local
anesthesia in non-infected tissuebull Dental X-raybull Placement or removal of bracesbull Adjustment of bracesbull Placement of parts in bracesbull Natural loss of milk toothbull Bleeding originated from the trauma of the oral mucosa or lipsbull Degree of Recommendation IIabull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria on Table 2 (above) and who will undergo dental procedures with a high
probability of significant bacteremia (see Table 3 above) Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will undergo genitourinary or gastrointestinal procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic
regimen (see Table 11 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will undergo esophageal or respiratory tract procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen
(see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Degree of Recommendation IIbbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo dental procedures that do not meet
the criteria on Table 3 (above) Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo genitourinary or gastrointestinal
procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen (see Table 11 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo esophageal or respiratory tract
procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Degree of Recommendation IIIbull There is no indication for IE prophylaxis in patients with interatrial communication alone interventricular communication or corrected patent ductus arteriosus and without residual
flow myocardial revascularization surgery mitral valve prolapse without regurgitation after placement of stents innocent heart murmurs patients with pacemakers or implantablecardioverter-defibrillators (ICDs) history of Kawasaki disease or rheumatic fever without valve dysfunction who will undergo dental esophageal respiratory tract genitourinary or
Guideline on antibiotic prophylaxis for dental patients at risk for infection
Bibliographic Source(s)Clinical Affairs Committee Council on Clinical Affairs Guideline on
antibiotic prophylaxis for dental patients at risk for infection Chicago (IL) American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) 2011 5 p [27
references]bull Major Recommendationsbull The conservative use of antibiotics is indicated to minimize the risk of developing resistance to current antibiotic regimens Given the increasing number of organisms that have
developed resistance to current antibiotic regimens as well as the potential for an adverse anaphylactic reaction to the drug administered it is best to be judicious in the use of antibiotics for the prevention of infective endocarditis (IE) and other distant-site infections
bull Patients with Cardiac Conditionsbull Dental practitioners should consider prophylactic measures to minimize the risk of IE in patients with underlying cardiac conditions The risk of developing IE can arise from a combination
of high-risk patients and dental procedures However at-risk patients with poor oral hygiene and gingival bleeding after routine activities (eg toothbrushing) also have shown an increased potential for developing complications of IE It therefore is recommended to encourage daily good oral hygiene practices to reduce gingivitis as part of the prophylacticregimen These patients andor parents need to be educated and motivated to maintain personal oral hygiene through daily plaque removal including flossing Greater emphasis shouldbe placed on improved access to dental care and oral health in patients with underlying cardiac conditions at high risk for IE and less focus on a dental procedure and antibiotic coverage Professional prevention strategies should be based upon the individuals assessed risk for caries and periodontal disease
bull Specific recommendations from the latest American Heart Association (AHA) guideline on prevention of IE are included in the tables below The AHA recommends antibiotic prophylaxisonly for those whose underlying cardiac conditions are associated with the highest risk of adverse outcome (see Table 1 below) Such conditions include prosthetic heart valves previoushistory of IE unrepaired or incompletely repaired cyanotic congenital heart disease (CHD) completely repaired congenital heart defect with prosthetic material or device during the first 6 months after the procedure repaired CHD with residual defects at the site or adjacent to the site of a prosthetic patch or device and cardiac transplantation recipients who developcardiac valvulopathy In addition to those diagnoses listed in the AHA guidelines patients with a reported history of injection drug use may be considered at risk for developing IE in the absence of cardiac anomalies Although quite rare complications from intraoral tongue piercing can include IE among patients with a pre-existing cardiac valvular condition andor history of injection drug use Consultation with the patients physician may be necessary to determine susceptibility to bacteremia-induced infections
bull Antibiotics are recommended for all dental procedures that involve manipulation of gingival tissue or the periapical region of teeth or perforation of the oral mucosa (see Table 2 below) Specific antibiotic regimens can be found in Table 3 in the original guideline document Practitioners and patientsparents can review the entire AHA guidelines in the AHA CirculationJournal archives httpcircahajournalsorgcgicontentfull116151736 for additional background information as well as discussion of special circumstances (eg patients already receiving antibiotic therapy patients on anticoagulant therapy)
bull Patients with Compromised Immunitybull Patients with a compromised immune system may not be able to tolerate a transient bacteremia following invasive dental procedures These non-cardiac factors can place a patient with
compromised immunity at risk for distant-site infection from a dental procedure This category includes but is not limited to patients with the following medical conditionsbull Immunosuppression secondary tobull Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)bull Severe combined immunodeficiency (SCIDS)bull Neutropeniabull Cancer chemotherapybull Hematopoietic stem cell or solid organ transplantationbull Head and neck radiotherapybull Autoimmune disease (eg juvenile arthritis systemic lupus erythematosus)bull Sickle cell anemiabull Asplenism or status post splenectomybull Chronic steroid usagebull Diabetesbull Bisphosphonate therapybull Consultation with the childs physician is recommended for management of patients with a compromised immune system Discussion of antibiotic prophylaxis for patients undergoing
chemotherapy irradiation and hematopoietic cell transplantation appears in a separate American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) guideline (see the National GuidelineClearinghouse [NGC] summary Guideline on Dental Management of Pediatric Patients Receiving Chemotherapy Hematopoietic Cell Transplantation andor Radiation)
bull Patients with Shunts Indwelling Vascular Catheters or Medical Devicesbull The AHA recommends that antibiotic prophylaxis for nonvalvular devices including indwelling vascular catheters (central lines) and cardiovascular implantable electronic devices (CIED)
is indicated only at the time of placement of these devices in order to prevent surgical site infection The AHA found no convincing evidence that microorganisms associated with dentalprocedures cause infection of CIED and nonvalvular devices at any time after implantation The infections occurring after device implantation most often are caused by Staphylococcusaureus and coagulase negative staphylococci or other microorganisms that are non-oral in origin but are associated with surgical implantation or other active infections The AHA furtherstates that immunosuppression is not an independent risk factor for nonvalvular device infections immunocompromised hosts who have those devices should receive antibioticprophylaxis as advocated for immunocompetent hosts Consultation with the childs physician is recommended for management of patients with nonvalvular devices
Cardiac Conditions Associated with the Highest Risk of AdverseOutcome from Endocarditis for Which Prophylaxis with Dental
Procedures Is Reasonable
bull Prosthetic cardiac valve or prosthetic material used for cardiac valve repair
bull Previous infective endocarditisbull Congenital heart disease (CHD)bull Unrepaired cyanotic CHD including palliative shunts and conduitsbull Completely repaired congenital heart defect with prosthetic
material or device whether placed by surgery or by catheterintervention during the first 6 months after the procedure
bull Repaired CHD with residual defects at the site or adjacent to the site of a prosthetic patch or prosthetic device (which inhibitendothelialization)
bull Cardiac transplantation recipients who develop cardiac valvulopathy
Dental Procedures for which Endocarditis ProphylaxisIs Reasonable for Patients in Table 1
bull All dental procedures that involve manipulation of gingival tissue or the periapical region of teeth or perforation of the oral mucosa
bull The following procedures and events do not needprophylaxis routine anesthetic injections throughnoninfected tissue taking dental radiographs placement of removable prosthodontic or orthodonticappliances adjustment of orthodontic appliances placement of orthodontic brackets shedding of deciduous teeth and bleeding from trauma to the lipsor oral mucosa
Considerations for Perioperative Anticoagulationarfarin therapy - management during invasive procedures and
surgeryBibliographic Source(s)
Medical Services Commission Warfarin therapy - management during invasive procedures and surgery Victoria (BC) British Columbia Medical Services Commission 2010 Oct 1 7 p [8 references]
bull Note Always consult with the surgeon and anesthesiologist aboutbull Risk of bleedingbull Goal INRbull Acceptable INR for surgerybull Baseline INR is recommended in every case and this will guide further therapybull Always discuss with surgeon and anesthesiologist what the INR should be before surgery (goal INR)bull An INR lt15 is generally acceptable except for neurosurgery ocular surgery and procedures requiring spinal anesthesia or epidural analgesia (Horlocker et al
2003)bull Risk of bleedingbull In general the type of procedure determines the risk of bleeding and how long anticoagulation must be withheld post-operativelybull Discontinuation of warfarin is essential for these procedures associated with a high risk of bleeding
ndash Procedures that the body cavity is entered eg open thoracic abdominal or pelvic surgeryndash Percutaneous needle procedures in non-compressible sites including organ biopsiesndash Any type of prostatic surgeryndash Surgery sites where minor bleeding can cause significant morbidity (eg central nervous system [CNS] and intraocular procedures)ndash Major arthroplasty surgery eg hip or knee replacement
bull Discontinuation of warfarin is usually not necessary for these procedures associated with a low risk of bleedingndash Percutaneous needle procedures in readily compressible sites (eg peripheral venous access)ndash Many skin proceduresndash Routine dental procedures (eg hygiene simple extractions restorations endodontics prosthetics)
ndash Endoscopy without biopsy
bull Assess the risk of bleeding from the procedure with the assistance of the surgeon and anesthesiologistC
Guidelines for pre-operative cardiac risk assessment and perioperative cardiac management in non-cardiac surgeryBibliographic Source(s)
Task Force for Preoperative Cardiac Risk Assessment and Perioperative [trunc] European Society of Anaesthesiology Poldermans D Bax JJ Boersma E De Hert S Eeckhout E Fowkes G Gorenek B Hennerici MG Iung B Kelm M Kjeldsen KP Kristensen SD Lopez-Sendon J Pelosi P Philippe F Pierard L Ponikowski P Schmid JP Sellevold OF Sicari R Van den Berghe G Vermassen F Guidelines for pre-operative cardiac risk
assessment and perioperative cardiac management in non-cardiac surgery Eur Heart J 2009 Nov30(22)2769-812 [238 references] PubMed
bull Pre-operative Evaluationbull Surgical Risk for Cardiac Eventsbull Although patient-specific factors are more important than surgery-specific factors in predicting the cardiac risk for noncardiac surgical procedures
the type of surgery cannot be ignored when evaluating a particular patient undergoing an intervention With regard to cardiac risk surgicalinterventions can be divided into low-risk intermediate-risk and high-risk groups with estimated 30-day cardiac event rates (cardiac death and myocardial infarction [MI]) of lt1 1ndash5 and gt5 respectively (see table below) Although only a rough estimation this risk stratification providesa good indication of the need for cardiac evaluation drug treatment and assessment of risk for cardiac events
bull Table Surgical Riska Estimatebull Low-risk lt1 Intermediate-risk 1-5 High-risk gt5bull Breastbull Dentalbull Endocrinebull Eyebull Gynaecologybull Reconstructivebull Orthopaedic-minor (knee surgery)bull Urologic-minor Abdominalbull Carotidbull Peripheral arterial angioplastybull Endovascular aneurysm repairbull Head and neck surgerybull Neurologicalorthopaedic-major (hip and spine surgery)bull Pulmonary renalliver transplantbull Urologic-major Aortic and major vascular surgerybull Peripheral vascular surgerybull aRisk of MI and cardiac death within 30 days after surgery Modified from Boersma et al Perioperative cardiovascular mortality in noncardiac
surgery validation of the Lee cardiac risk index Am J Med 20051181134ndash1141
Segni vitali
bull Prima di ogni trattamento dovrebbero essere misurati i segni vitaliPAFCrespirazione e temperatura
Inserire fot Omron
IMG_6728JPG
ContecVital Signs Monitor PatientMonitor with CE Certificate
(CMS5000)
Riconoscere una emergenza
bull Segni e sintomi di emergenza incipiente
ndash Dolore toracico
ndash Cute pallida
ndash Sudorazione
ndash Vomito(nausea)
ndash RESPIRAZIONE IRREGOLARE
ndash SENSAZIONI STRANE O INSOLITE
ndash Modificazioni delle frequenza e o della pressione
Codice di deontologia medica
bull Art 7 ndash Obbligo drsquointervento drsquourgenza Il medico
e devetempestivamente attivarsi per assicurare ognispecifica adeguata assistenza
Procedure iniziali nellrsquoemergenzabull Interrompere la procedura
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull Chiamare il kit di emergenza
bull Valutare lo stato di coscienzase incoscienteabbassare la poltrona trendelemburg
bull Somministrare O2se coscienteocchialinise incosciente ma respira maschera se incosciente e non respira pallone e maschera
Algoritmo di base
bull PABCDbull Posizionare
bull A airway
bull B breathing
bull Ccirculation
bull Ddefinitivo o diagnosi
Come valutare lo stato di coscienza
1 come definirlo cosciente
vigile
soporoso
coma
2 come riconoscerlo stimolo verbale
stimolo doloroso
3 come valutarlo risposta verbale
apertura occhi
risposta motoria
Valutare le vie aereeaprire la bocca
estendere il capo e sostenere il mentoimpiegare lrsquoaspirazione se necessario
Valutare la respirazionese non respiradai due respiri con ossigeno 100
se in apneainserisci la cannula orofaringea chiama per lrsquoAED
Valutare la circolazionecerca il polsocarotide(radiale)
in assenza di polsopreparati per CPRmettere il paziente in pianomeglio al suolo iniziare MCE
applicare lrsquoAED se crsquoegrave il polsovalutare la frequenza e la forza
Distress
bull Respiratoriobroncospasmoasma
bull ToracicodoloreanginaMI
bull Psicologicoagitazioneconvulsioni
bull Prevenire il distress
ndash Ambiente accoglientetranquillorilassato
ndash Minimizzare la paurail freddo
ndash Mantenere PA e FC e respirazione nei limiti
ndash Non interrompere la terapia
Valutare il paz e la situazionebull Controllare i segni vitali del pazientePAFCrespirazionecolorebull Non tentare di trasportare il paziente da solibull Chiama immediatamente il 118 se
ndash Arresto cardiacondash Arresto respiratoriondash incoscienzagt 1 minndash Stato confusionale prolungatondash Dolore toracico gt 5 min non alleviato dal venitrinndash Difficoltagrave respiratoriandash Convulsionindash Ipotensione grave o tachicardia()
bull Tratta il paziente in emergenza finchegrave non arriva il soccorsobull Tieni pronta la cartella e quanto fatto finora per la squadra di soccorsobull Compila la scheda delle emergenze in studio
What types of emergencies can be expected in the dental office
Ostruzione delle vie aeree
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentoimprovvisaafferrare la gola(segno universale)ndash Stridorendash Tosse violentandash Dispneaspasmindash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Tosse forzatandash Compressione addominalendash Percussione dorsale con paziente curvo in avanti ndash Ossigenazione ndash Ispezione delle prime vie aereendash laringoscopiopinza di Magillaspiratorendash Chiamare aiutondash Trasferimento in ospedale per broncoscopia in urgenza
How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver You tubehttpyoutubekJDpr05zmB4
bull How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver
bull Edited by Bob Robertson Rob S Nicole Willson Travis Derouin and 37 others
bull Googlewikihow
Airway obstruction management
Asmabroncospasmo
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentondash Sensazione di peso sul toracendash stridorendash Tossendash Dispneandash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Posizionare il pazsedutobraccia in avantindash Ossigenondash Spray con salbutamol 2 puffripeti dopo 5 min se inefficacendash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
bull httpyoutubekff3co6xwik
bull httpyoutubeEK8nzKzdnIM
bull httpyoutubewlygTaY4ioc
Arresto cardiaco
bull Segni e sintomibull Non rispondebull Non respirabull Non ha polsobull Trattamento
ndash Mettere il paz supinotavola sotto il torace o stendere sul pavimento
ndash Chiamare aiutondash Attaccare AED e seguire le istruzionindash Iniziare CPRndash Ossigenare ventilazione con pallone e maschera
bull httpyoutubeI-eFjl2G9vg
Emerg Med J 2012 Nov29(11)890-3 Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
Segal N Laurent F Maman L Plaisance P Augustin P
bull Source
bull Emergency Department Lariboisiegravere Hospital Paris 7 University (Paris Diderot) Paris France drnicolassegalgmailcom
bull Conflicting studies exist about the effectiveness of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on a dental chair In some situations dental surgeons are obliged to perform CPR with the patient on the chair Feedback devices are supposed to guide the compression depth in order to improve the quality of CPR but some devices are based on an accelerometer that can theoretically report erroneous results because of the lack of rigidity of a dental chair
bull OBJECTIVE
bull The aim of this study was to evaluate the accuracy of these devices to guide chest compressions on a dental chair
Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
bull METHODSbull A prospective randomised crossover equivalencenon-inferiority study was conducted to compare
the values of compression depths provided by the feedback device (Real CPR Help(reg) delivered by Zollcopy Medical Corporation Chelmsford MA USA) with the real measurements provided by the manikin (Resusci Anne(reg) Advanced SkillTrainer Laerdal Medical AScopy Norway) Chest-compression-only CPR was performed by 15 Basic Life Support instructors who carried out two rounds of continuous CPR for 2 min each Data were analysed with a correlation test a Bland-Altman method and a Wilcoxon test Statistical significance was defined as plt005
bull RESULTSbull A significant difference was found between the mean depths of compression measured by the
feedback device and the manikin on a dental chair and on the floor (plt00001) The feedback device overestimated the depth of chest compressions and Bland-Altman analysis demonstrated poor agreement
bull CONCLUSION
bull This study indicates that feedback devices with accelerometer technology are not sufficiently reliable to ensure adequate chest compression on dental chairs
Angina
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato
alle spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash sollievo con NTGsi spera ndash Ansiapalloresudorazionetachicardia
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minNatispraysublinguale ndash Ossigenondash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
Localizzazioni del dolore anginoso
Sharplocalized
radiating or notmay radiate to
teeth
You tube3 IUSB angina attack
bull httpyoutubeufyxHSSvcG8
bull Molto pertinente
bull httpyoutubejd-9DSDWSsI
bull Angina pectoris medical emergency
Infarto miocardico
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato alle
spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash Mancato sollievo con NTG ndash Dispneasincopediaforesimorte improvvisa
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minndash Ossigenondash Aspirina 165-325 mgndash AnalgesicomorfinabuprenorfinaN2Ondash Chiamare aiutondash Posizionare AED ndash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
ndash MONAMorfinaossigenonitroglicerinaaspirina
Fattori di rischio per cardiopatia ischemica
bull Etagravebull Sesso maschilema = gt 65 annibull Ipertensionebull DislipidemieColestTGHDL lowbull Diabetebull Fumobull Familiaritagravebull Malattie infiammatorie sistemiche collagenopatiebull Obesitagrave bull Metabolic syndrome This has been characterized by the presence of
hyperinsulinemia (fasting glucose level ge 100 mgdL) abdominal obesity (waist circumference gt40 in for men or gt35 in for women) decreased HDL cholesterol levels (lt 40 mgdL for men or lt 50 mgdL for women) hypertriglyceridemia (gt150 mgdL) and hypertension (ge 13085 mm Hg) Based on data from the 2000 US census an estimated 47 million Americans have the metabolic syndrome Patients with the metabolic syndrome have a 3-fold increased risk for coronary atherosclerosis and stroke compared with those without this syndrome
Fattori precipitanti lrsquoischemia
bull Sforzo fisico
bull Basse temperature
bull Digestione
bull Tachicardiafebbreipertiroidismo
bull Emozionistressndash Psichico(pauracontatto
ravvicinatooppressionecostrizioneinpossibilitagrave di muiversidi parlareodori sgradevolivista irritante o sgradevole
ndash dolore
bull Innalzamento vita media
bull Miglioramento condizioni socio-economiche ()
bull Procedure odontoiatriche sempre piugrave conservative
Maggiore frequenza di cardiopatici nella pratica odontoiatrica
Fattori stressantistressors
bull Malattiapersonale o di amici o famigliaribull Morte di un famigliare o di una persona amatabull Problemi di relazioni interpersonalibull Sovraccarico di lavorobull Inizio di un lavoro nuovobull disoccupazionebull pensionebull gravidanzabull affollamentobull traslocobull problemi della vita di tutti i giornirdquocopingrdquobull Problemi legalibull Problemi finanziaribull Perfezionismobull Eccecc
Quindinel paziente cardiopatico(ma anche negli altri)
Sedazione con BZD (short antagonizzabili)
bull Sedazione cosciente con N2O
bull empatia
bull Buona analgesia
Fin qui nov 10
bull httpyoutubeSuFvAbf_uJs
bull anginal and heart attack
Puntata ipertensiva
bull Segni e sintomindash Cefaleavertiginironziindash Disturbi della vistandash Cardiopalmo(tachicardia)ndash (dispnea)ndash Epistassi
bull Trattamentondash Nifedipina(nifedicor)5-15 gtt sublingualiOppndash Clonidina(catapresan) mezza1 fiala im o ev lentaOppndash Furosemide(Lasix) 1 2 fl im o ev lentandash Ossigenoterapia(occhialini)
Aritmie
bull Senza ECG
bull ipocineticheipercinetiche
Allergia
ndash Limitata ad un sistema o generalizzatandash Faringe e prime vie aereeedema angioneuroticondash Tratto respiratorioasmabroncospasmostridorendash Cuteorticariapruritondash Anafilassitutti i precedenti+collasso cardiocircolatoriondash DDangioedema ereditario
ndash Segni e sintomindash Pruritoarrossamentopomfiedema labbramucose boccafaringehellipndash Distress respiratorioasmandash Ipotensionepolso piccolofrequentepallore
bull Ossigenobull Chiamare aiutobull Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
anafilassi
bull Posizione supina
bull Ossigenazione
bull Adrenalina im 05mg
bull Liquidi evndash Antistaminico trimeton 10 mg im
ndash Cortisone
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull In caso di arrestoCPR
Cause di allergia
bull Materiali implantari e amalgama metallititanioporcellane e metalli nobili mercurio
bull Latexdighebull Acrilatibull Formaldeidebull Clorexidinabull AL e conservanti (metilparaben)
bull patch testing prick testing and blood tests for allergen-specific IgE
Sincope vasovagalesvenimentobull Segni e sintomi
ndash Svenimentondash Nausea ndash Debolezzandash Pallorendash Cute fredda e sudatandash Polso rallentatoma prima tachindash Ipotensionendash Discomfort addominalendash Midriasindash sbadiglio
bull Trattamentondash Posizione supinandash Elevare gli arti infndash Ossigenondash Monitorizzare ndash Atropina 05 mg im o iv
Fattori scatenanti psicogenipauraansiastress emotivocattive notiziedolorespecie se improvviso ed inaspettatovista del sanguestrumenti chirurgicisiringhe
Fattori scatenanti non psicogeniStazione erettaFame da salto del pasto o da dietaEsaurimentostanchezzaCattive condizioni fisicheAmbiente caldo-umidoAffollamentoSesso maschileGiovani16-35 anni
Pathophysiology
Stress
Catecholamines release
Decreased peripheral vascular resistance amp uarr blood flow to peripheral muscles
darr venous return
darr circulatory blood vol amp drop in arterial BP
Activation of Compensatory mechanisms
Reflex bradycardia develops (lt 50)
Significant drop in cardiac output associated with fall in BP below the critical level
Cerebral ischemia amp loss of consciousness
Assess consciousness (loss of response to sensory stimulation)
Activate office emergency system
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Perform additional procedures
Administer aromatic ammonia
Administer atropine if bradycardia persists
Do not panic
Post syncopal recovery- delayed recovery-
Postpone dental treatment Activate EMS
Determine precipitating factors
POSTURAL HYPOTENSION
Predisposing factors
bull Administration and ingestion of drugs eg antihypertensives like sodium depleting diuretics calcium channel blockers ampganglion blocking agents sedatives and narcotics histamine blockers levo dopa
bull Prolonged period of recumbency or convalescence
bull Inadequate postural reflex
bull Late stage pregnancy
bull Advanced age
bull Venous defects in legs (eg varicose veins)
bull Recovery from sympathectomy
bull Addissonrsquos disease
bull Physical exhaustion and starvation
bull Chronic postural hypotension (Shy ndash Drager syndrome)
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
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httpyoutube7sJMaSOoH88
ipoglicemia
bull Segni e sintomibull Senso di fame
ndash Parola strascicataincoerentendash Comportamento alteratondash Polso rapidondash Apprensioneansiairrequietezzaaggressivitagravendash Disorientamentoperdita di coscienzandash Tremorindash sudorazione
bull Trattamentondash Succo di fruttacaramellazuccherino posndash Se egrave avvenuta perdita di coscienzaglucosio evndash Nel dubbio tra iper e ipoglicemiameglio somministrare glucosio comunque
ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
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Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
bull httpyoutubenEbsKfLl1n4
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autorizzazione acquisto FU-3doc
SIAD Ozzano Emilia via Libertagrave 17 wwwsiadcom
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Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
La valigetta degli orrori set di rianimazione completo di bombola ricaricabile di ossigeno da 05 LT in acciaio riduttore con manometro ed erogatore pallone rianimatore maschera rianimazione 2 cannule di Guedel pinza tiralingua apribocca elicoidale tubo atossico in contenitore plastico antiurto
Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
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OSA screening
clinical diagnosis of OSA
bull The clinical diagnosis of OSA was defined as AHI(apnea hypopnea) greater than 5 with fragmented sleep and daytime sleepiness
bull According to the American Academy of Sleep Medicine practice guideline the severity of OSA is determined by the AHI 5ndash15 mild greater than 15ndash30 moderate greater than 30 severe
STOPsnoretiredobserved(stopped breathing)pressure
STOP QuestionnaireA Tool to Screen Patients for Obstructive Sleep ApneaAnesthesiology 2008 108812ndash21
Stop tradottoquasi corrisponde
bull SmdashldquoDo you snore loudly (louder than talking or loud enough to be heard through closed doors)rdquoRussi forte+ che parlare a voce alta
tanto da essere udito a porta chiusaSornacchiarebull TmdashldquoDo you often feel tired fatigued or sleepy during daytimerdquoti
senti stancoaffaticato o sonnolento durante il giorno Tiratohelliphellip
bull OmdashldquoHas anyone observed you stop breathing during your sleepNessuno ti ha osservato fermare il respiro durante il sonnoosservato
bull rdquo PmdashldquoDo you have or are you being treated for high blood pressure Hai o sei stato in terapia per ipertensionePressione
Screening of patients
Poliambulatorio helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip Modulo di consenso informato per procedure chirurgiche ambulatoriali o day surgery Da consegnare al momento della prenotazione e riportare
Si prega di leggere attentamente e riempire con i dati richiesti sopra le parti indicate dai puntini(datacittagravecognomenomeinterventofirma)
Datahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Cittagravehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip Io sottoscrittohelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Dichiaro di attenermi alle seguenti disposizioni
I)non assumere alcun cibo nelle 6 ore precedenti linterventone liquidi nelle due ore
precedenti raccomandazioni per il digiuno preoperatorio
MATERIALE INGERITO TEMPO MINIMO DI DIGIUNO
Liquidi chiari (acquacaffegravethe succo senza polpa bibite
gasate)
2 ore
Pasto leggero (toast e bibita) 6 ore
2)di non guidare alcuna automobile o motocicletta o bicicletta od utilizzare qualsiasi
macchinario nelle 24 ore seguenti Ianestesia o sedazione
3)di non assumere alcoolici nelle 24 ore seguenti lanestesia o sedazione
4)di farmi riaccompagnare alla mia residenza da un adulto responsabile
5)di rimanere in compagnia di un adulto responsabile una volta tornato al domicilio
6) di non assumere alcuna decisione importante ne firmare documenti
importanti(testamentoassicurazioni ecc)nelle 24 ore seguenti
7)di vestirmi in modo praticocosicchegrave il vestiario possa essere facilmente rimosso e
indossato e riposto in un armadiettoper estute da ginnastica con maniche larghe e
apertura frontale 8)di non portare gioielli o altri oggetti di valore in ambulatorio
9)di mettermi in contatto con lunitagrave chirurgica ambulatoriale nel caso insorga una
qualsiasi complicanza postoperatoria
10) di assumere o avere giagrave assunto la mia terapia agli intervalli soliticon un poco
di acqua se necessario
FIRMA
IDquest day surg e consensodoc
Screening of patients 2
CM 1312009
DottClaudio Melloni
Specialista in Anestesia e Rianimazione
Via Fossolo 28
40138 Bologna
tel051390048
Questionario preoperatorio di autocompilazione Si prega di barrare la risposta esatta con un segnetto o un cerchietto eo riempire gli spazi sopra i
puntini con le informazioni richiesteTutte le risposte sono confidenziali e coperte dal segreto
professionaleGrazie
Cognome e nomehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
indirizzoviahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipcittagravehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipCaphellip
telhelliphelliphelliphellip
etagravehellip peso in kghellip altezza in cmhellip
Si sente ammalato SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ha o ha avuto una malattia seria SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ha affanno dopo sforzo SI NO
Ha tosse SI NO
Ha sibili respiratori SI NO
Ha dolore al petto da sforzo SI NO
Ha gonfiore alle caviglie SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie di cuore SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie dei polmoni SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie di fegato SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie dello stomaco reflussoulcera SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie dei reni SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie muscolari SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie cerebrali SI NO
Ha assunto farmaci negli ultimi tre mesi SI NO
Se Siqualihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Prende gocce nasali o oculari SI NO
Egrave allergico a qualche medicinale SI NO
Ersquo allergico a qualche cibo SI NO
Ha subito interventi o anestesie negli ultimi 3 mesi
SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Egrave mai stato operato prima drsquoora SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ci sono state strane storie in famiglia di incidenti insorti durante o subito dopo anestesia
SI NO
Porta occhiali o lenti a contatto SI NO
Porta protesi dentarie o ponti mobili SI NO Beve piugrave di in bicchiere di vino o di un superalcoolico al giorno
SI NO Fuma SI NO
Se Siquanto Ci sono stati altri problemi di salute fisica o mentale non compresi in questa lista
SI NO
Se Siqualihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Fa movimento o sport SI NO
Se sigraveche cosa(per es biciclettalavori di casaortoraccolta fruttaecc) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Raccolta dati
cM 1195
data sedehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
COGNOME E NOME
INDIRIZZO TELhelliphelliphelliphellip
ETAgrave PESO(KG) ALTEZZA(CM) ASA
INTERVENTO
ANESTESISTACHIRURGO
anestetico locale Si No farmacomg
adrenalina Si No dose
via aerea spont guedel maschera IOT IRT COPA LMA
respirazionespont ass man IPPV O2 si no maschera occhialini
Premedicazioneora
induzione(farmacidosi)
mantenimento
inizio anestesiaora inizio chirurgiaora
Via
venosa
fleboclisi 1 2 3 4 MAC opp
AG
Min PAS PAD Fc SaO2 EtCO2 Osservazioni bas
5
10
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totalifarmaciipnoticisedativian algesicimi orilassanti
altri stopanalgesia
fine anestesiaora fine chirurgiaora
apertura occhiora orientamentoorahellip RS orahelliphelliphelliphellipestub orahelliphelliphellip sedutohin piedi
hhelliphelliphelliphelliphellip vestirsi hhelliphellip camminare hhelliphelliphelliphelliphellip mingere hhelliphelliphellip berehhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipeffetti
collateralihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipPONV se siterapiahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipno dolore se siterapiahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipoppNO
Dimissioneorahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
ConsensoPoliambulatorio SLucia
Via Murri 164
Bologna
DICHIARAZIONE DI AVVENUTA INFORMAZIONE E CONSENSO ALLrsquoANESTESIA
Io Sottoscrittoahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip natoa a helliphelliphelliphelliphellip
il
Dichiaro di essere stato informatoa dal Medico Anestesista drhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
che le mie condizioni di salute mi collocano nella classe ASAhelliphellip ed il rischio relativo allrsquointervento
chirurgico al quale io verrorsquo sottopostoa egrave helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ho compreso le informazioni circa il tipo di anestesia piugrave appropriato nella mia situazione e dopo avere preso in considerazione anche le eventuali alternative dograve il mio consenso al trattamento anestesiologico
concordato che saragrave il seguentehelliphelliphellip helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Sono stato informato che tale trattamento qualora si verificassero condizioni particolari che mi verranno
spiegate potrebbe essere modificato
Mi egrave stato spiegato che lrsquoanestesia pur essendo fra le metodiche piugrave sicure della medicina moderna puograve
comportare ancora oggi in rarissimi casi complicanze mortali o gravi danni permanenti in particolare di
tipo neurologico Mi ritengo adeguatamente informato e non desidero ricevere ulteriori informazioni
In seguito alla mia richiesta di ulteriori informazioni ho ricevuto e compreso ogni spiegazione sui
trattamenti anestesiologici che verranno adottati prima durante e dopo lrsquointervento In particolare ho
compreso le informazioni circa le complicanze piugrave comuni e prevedibili nel mio caso specifico che
consistono inhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Autorizzo inoltre il Medico Anestesista a comunicare notizie relative al mio stato di salute
ahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Dichiarazioni particolarihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
DATA
Firma del Paziente Firma del Medico Anestesista
helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip helliphellip
Firma del Tutorehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipdihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Drugs taken by patientshellip
bull We consistently found associations of antipsychotic and SSRI antidepressant treatment with sudden unexplaineddeath significantly raised risk ratios being found for typicaland atypical antipsychotics the latter including risperidoneand olanzapine individually and the SSRI antidepressants including citalopram fluoxetine and sertraline Individually
bull Br J Clin Pharmacol 2009 November 68(5) 743ndash751bull doi 101111j1365-2125200903496xbull PMCID PMC2791981bull Sudden death in patients receiving drugs tending to
prolong the QT intervalbull Kate Jolly1 Michael D Gammage2 Kar Keung Cheng1 Peter
Bradburn1 Miriam V Banting1 and Michael J S Langman2
J Can Dent Assoc 2009 Feb75(1)41Dental surgery for patients on anticoagulant therapy with warfarin a
systematic review and meta-analysisNematullah A Alabousi A Blanas N Douketis JD Sutherland SE
bull University of Toronto Ontario Canadabull Comment in bull Evid Based Dent 200910(2)52 bull Republished in bull Tex Dent J 2009 Dec126(12)1183-93 bull Abstractbull PURPOSE To evaluate the effect of continuing warfarin therapy on the bleeding risk of patients undergoing elective dental surgical proceduresbull METHODS Data sources were the MEDLINE and EMBASE databases the Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials a manual citation review of
the relevant literature content experts and relevant abstracts from the proceedings of the International Association for Dental Research Study selection was carried out independently by 2 reviewers as was quality assessment Data extraction was done by 3 reviewers Differences were resolved by consensus Eligible studies were randomized controlled trials that compared the effects of continuing the regular dose of warfarintherapy with the effects of discontinuing or modifying the dose on the incidence of bleeding in patients undergoing dental procedures
bull RESULTS Five trials (a total of 553 patients) met the inclusion criteria Compared with interrupting warfarin therapy (either partial or complete) perioperative continuation of warfarin with patients usual dose was not associated with an increased risk for clinically significant nonmajor bleeding (relative risk [RR] 071 95 confidence interval [CI] 039-128 p = 065 I2 = 0) or an increased risk for minor bleeding (RR 119 95 CI 090-158 p = 022 I2 = 0)
bull CONCLUSIONS Continuing the regular dose of warfarin therapy does not seem to confer an increased risk of bleeding compared with discontinuing or modifying the warfarin dose for patients undergoing minor dental procedures
Clin Oral Implants Res 2009 Sep20 Suppl 496-106What influence do anticoagulants have on oral implant therapy
A systematic reviewMadrid C Sanz M
bull bull Department of oral surgery Oral Medicine and Hospital Dentistry Department of Ambulatory Care and Community Medicine University of Lausanne
Lausanne Switzerland carlosmadridhospvdchbull Abstractbull OBJECTIVES This systematic review aims to assess the risks (both thromboembolic and bleeding) of an oral anticoagulation therapy (OAT) patient undergoing
implant therapy and to provide a management protocol to patients under OAT undergoing implant therapybull MATERIAL AND METHODS Medline Cochrane Data Base of Systematic Reviews the Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials and EMBASE (from 1980 to
December 2008) were searched for English-language articles published between 1966 and 2008 This search was completed by a hand research accessing the references cited in all identified publications
bull RESULTS Nineteen studies were identified reporting outcomes after oral surgery procedures (mostly dental extractions in patients on OAT following different management protocols and haemostatic therapies) Five studies were randomized-controlled trials (RCTs) 11 were controlled clinical trials (CCTs) and three were prospective case series The OAT management strategies as well as the protocols during and after surgery were different This heterogeneity prevented any possible data aggregation and synthesis The results from these studies are very homogeneous reporting minor bleeding in very few patients without a significant difference between the OAT patients who continue with the vitamin K antagonists vs the patients who stopped this medication before surgery These post-operative bleeding events were controlled only with local haemostatic measures tranexamic acid mouthwashes gelatine sponges and cellulose gauzess application were effective Post-operative bleeding did not correlate with the international normalised ratio (INR) status In none of the studies was a thromboembolic event reported
bull CONCLUSIONS OAT patients (INR 2-4) who do not discontinue the AC medication do not have a significantly higher risk of post-operative bleeding than non-OAT patients and they also do not have a higher risk of post-operative bleeding than OAT patients who discontinue the medication In patients with OAT (INR 2-4) without discontinuation topical haemostatic agents were effective in preventing post-operative bleeding OAT discontinuation is not recommended for minor oral surgery such as single tooth extraction or implant placement provided that this does not involve autogenous bone grafts extensive flaps or osteotomy preparations extending outside the bony envelope Evidence does not support that dental implant placement in patients on OAT is contraindicated
bull The following are the latestguidelineshowever every DDS should thinkabouthelliphellip
Guideline TitleSteps to reduce surgical risk In II guidelines for perioperative evaluation
Bibliographic Source(s)Gualandro DM Yu PC Calderaro D Marques AC Pinho C Caramelli B et al Steps to reduce surgical risk In II guidelines for perioperative evaluation Arq Bras Cardiol
201196(3 Suppl 1)23-41 [379 references]
bull Antiplatelet Agents (AAS)bull Recommendations for antiplatelet agents before noncardiac surgeriesbull Degree of Recommendation Ibull Patients with coronary artery disease and noncardiac surgery scheduled should maintain the use of
AAS at a low dose of 75 to 100 mgday except in neurosurgeries and transurethral resection of the prostate Level of Evidence B
bull Patients using dual antiplatelet therapy by means of recent angioplasty with stent should keepreceiving AAS throughout the perioperative period with discontinuation of thienopyridine 5 daysbefore surgery and reintroduction as early as possible ideally before the patient completes 10 daysof discontinuation Level of Evidence C
bull Patients receiving antiplatelet therapy only with thienopyridine and surgery scheduled with moderate to high-risk of bleeding should discontinue medication 5 days before Level of EvidenceC
bull Degree of Recommendation IIabull Keep dual antiplatelet therapy in procedures with low risk for bleeding Level of Evidence Cbull Patients receiving antiplatelet therapy only with thienopyridine and surgery scheduled with low risk
of bleeding should continue medication in the perioperative period Level of Evidence C
bull Procedures with Low Risk of Bleedingbull Cataract surgerybull Minor dermatological proceduresbull Dental procedures - hygiene simple extraction restoration endodontic and
prosthetic proceduresbull Recommendationsbull Patients at High Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence Cbull Discontinue warfarin 5 days before surgery and wait for INR lt15 to perform the procedurebull UFH or prophylactic LMWH can be used in the preoperative period if indicatedbull Postoperatively use UFH or prophylactic LMWH if indicated by the type of procedure and resume warfarin 12 to 14 hours after surgerybull Patients at Low Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence Cbull Discontinue warfarin 5 days before surgery and wait for INR lt15bull Start full-dose UFH or LMWH when INR lt20bull Discontinue intravenous UFH 4 hours before surgery and subcutaneous LMWH 24 hours before surgerybull Postoperatively restart full-dose UFH or LMWH and warfarin and 12 to 24 hours after the procedure and discontinue heparin only when the INR is within
therapeutic rangebull Patients at Intermediate Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence Cbull Depending on the individual assessment of each patient the guidelines can be followed either for the high or low risk to the discretion of the physician in
chargebull Procedures with Low Risk of Bleedingbull Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence Cbull Perform the procedure with an INR within the therapeutic range ndash it is not necessary to discontinue the anticoagulantbull If INR gt3 discontinue anticoagulation therapy one or two days before surgery and reintroduce it the night after surgery
Endocarditis Prophylaxis
bull Dental Procedures and Prevention of Infective Endocarditisbull Dental procedures with higher risk for bacteremia are subgingival placement of antibiotic fibers or strips dental extractions dental implants or reimplants endodontic and periodontal
procedures placement of orthodontic bands and procedures with significant bleeding Whenever high-risk patients undergo these procedures should receive antibiotic prophylaxis Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence C It is likely that low-income populations with little access to health care with heart diseases other than those cited in Table 2 (below) also benefit from infective endocarditis (IE) prophylaxis before dental procedures Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence C
bull Table 2 Patients at Risk of Acquiring Severe Infective Endocarditisbull Patient with prosthetic heart valvebull Valvular heart disease corrected with prosthetic materialbull History of infective endocarditisbull Acquired valvular heart disease in patient who underwent heart transplantbull Uncorrected cyanotic congenital heart diseasebull Corrected cyanotic congenital heart disease that evolves with residual lesionbull Congenital heart disease corrected with prosthetic materialbull Surgical Procedures and Prevention of Infective Endocarditisbull Indications for Endocarditis Prophylaxisbull Degree of Recommendation Ibull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will be subjected to dental procedures with a high probability of significant bacteremia (see Table 3 below)
Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Table 3 Dental Procedures and Indication of Infective Endocarditis Prophylaxisbull Indicated Not Recommended ndash Any Patients Who Will Undergo the Procedures Belowbull For patients at risk for severe infective endocarditis and who will undergo procedures involving manipulation of gingival tissue periodontal region or perforation of oral mucosa Local
anesthesia in non-infected tissuebull Dental X-raybull Placement or removal of bracesbull Adjustment of bracesbull Placement of parts in bracesbull Natural loss of milk toothbull Bleeding originated from the trauma of the oral mucosa or lipsbull Degree of Recommendation IIabull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria on Table 2 (above) and who will undergo dental procedures with a high
probability of significant bacteremia (see Table 3 above) Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will undergo genitourinary or gastrointestinal procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic
regimen (see Table 11 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will undergo esophageal or respiratory tract procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen
(see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Degree of Recommendation IIbbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo dental procedures that do not meet
the criteria on Table 3 (above) Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo genitourinary or gastrointestinal
procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen (see Table 11 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo esophageal or respiratory tract
procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Degree of Recommendation IIIbull There is no indication for IE prophylaxis in patients with interatrial communication alone interventricular communication or corrected patent ductus arteriosus and without residual
flow myocardial revascularization surgery mitral valve prolapse without regurgitation after placement of stents innocent heart murmurs patients with pacemakers or implantablecardioverter-defibrillators (ICDs) history of Kawasaki disease or rheumatic fever without valve dysfunction who will undergo dental esophageal respiratory tract genitourinary or
Guideline on antibiotic prophylaxis for dental patients at risk for infection
Bibliographic Source(s)Clinical Affairs Committee Council on Clinical Affairs Guideline on
antibiotic prophylaxis for dental patients at risk for infection Chicago (IL) American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) 2011 5 p [27
references]bull Major Recommendationsbull The conservative use of antibiotics is indicated to minimize the risk of developing resistance to current antibiotic regimens Given the increasing number of organisms that have
developed resistance to current antibiotic regimens as well as the potential for an adverse anaphylactic reaction to the drug administered it is best to be judicious in the use of antibiotics for the prevention of infective endocarditis (IE) and other distant-site infections
bull Patients with Cardiac Conditionsbull Dental practitioners should consider prophylactic measures to minimize the risk of IE in patients with underlying cardiac conditions The risk of developing IE can arise from a combination
of high-risk patients and dental procedures However at-risk patients with poor oral hygiene and gingival bleeding after routine activities (eg toothbrushing) also have shown an increased potential for developing complications of IE It therefore is recommended to encourage daily good oral hygiene practices to reduce gingivitis as part of the prophylacticregimen These patients andor parents need to be educated and motivated to maintain personal oral hygiene through daily plaque removal including flossing Greater emphasis shouldbe placed on improved access to dental care and oral health in patients with underlying cardiac conditions at high risk for IE and less focus on a dental procedure and antibiotic coverage Professional prevention strategies should be based upon the individuals assessed risk for caries and periodontal disease
bull Specific recommendations from the latest American Heart Association (AHA) guideline on prevention of IE are included in the tables below The AHA recommends antibiotic prophylaxisonly for those whose underlying cardiac conditions are associated with the highest risk of adverse outcome (see Table 1 below) Such conditions include prosthetic heart valves previoushistory of IE unrepaired or incompletely repaired cyanotic congenital heart disease (CHD) completely repaired congenital heart defect with prosthetic material or device during the first 6 months after the procedure repaired CHD with residual defects at the site or adjacent to the site of a prosthetic patch or device and cardiac transplantation recipients who developcardiac valvulopathy In addition to those diagnoses listed in the AHA guidelines patients with a reported history of injection drug use may be considered at risk for developing IE in the absence of cardiac anomalies Although quite rare complications from intraoral tongue piercing can include IE among patients with a pre-existing cardiac valvular condition andor history of injection drug use Consultation with the patients physician may be necessary to determine susceptibility to bacteremia-induced infections
bull Antibiotics are recommended for all dental procedures that involve manipulation of gingival tissue or the periapical region of teeth or perforation of the oral mucosa (see Table 2 below) Specific antibiotic regimens can be found in Table 3 in the original guideline document Practitioners and patientsparents can review the entire AHA guidelines in the AHA CirculationJournal archives httpcircahajournalsorgcgicontentfull116151736 for additional background information as well as discussion of special circumstances (eg patients already receiving antibiotic therapy patients on anticoagulant therapy)
bull Patients with Compromised Immunitybull Patients with a compromised immune system may not be able to tolerate a transient bacteremia following invasive dental procedures These non-cardiac factors can place a patient with
compromised immunity at risk for distant-site infection from a dental procedure This category includes but is not limited to patients with the following medical conditionsbull Immunosuppression secondary tobull Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)bull Severe combined immunodeficiency (SCIDS)bull Neutropeniabull Cancer chemotherapybull Hematopoietic stem cell or solid organ transplantationbull Head and neck radiotherapybull Autoimmune disease (eg juvenile arthritis systemic lupus erythematosus)bull Sickle cell anemiabull Asplenism or status post splenectomybull Chronic steroid usagebull Diabetesbull Bisphosphonate therapybull Consultation with the childs physician is recommended for management of patients with a compromised immune system Discussion of antibiotic prophylaxis for patients undergoing
chemotherapy irradiation and hematopoietic cell transplantation appears in a separate American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) guideline (see the National GuidelineClearinghouse [NGC] summary Guideline on Dental Management of Pediatric Patients Receiving Chemotherapy Hematopoietic Cell Transplantation andor Radiation)
bull Patients with Shunts Indwelling Vascular Catheters or Medical Devicesbull The AHA recommends that antibiotic prophylaxis for nonvalvular devices including indwelling vascular catheters (central lines) and cardiovascular implantable electronic devices (CIED)
is indicated only at the time of placement of these devices in order to prevent surgical site infection The AHA found no convincing evidence that microorganisms associated with dentalprocedures cause infection of CIED and nonvalvular devices at any time after implantation The infections occurring after device implantation most often are caused by Staphylococcusaureus and coagulase negative staphylococci or other microorganisms that are non-oral in origin but are associated with surgical implantation or other active infections The AHA furtherstates that immunosuppression is not an independent risk factor for nonvalvular device infections immunocompromised hosts who have those devices should receive antibioticprophylaxis as advocated for immunocompetent hosts Consultation with the childs physician is recommended for management of patients with nonvalvular devices
Cardiac Conditions Associated with the Highest Risk of AdverseOutcome from Endocarditis for Which Prophylaxis with Dental
Procedures Is Reasonable
bull Prosthetic cardiac valve or prosthetic material used for cardiac valve repair
bull Previous infective endocarditisbull Congenital heart disease (CHD)bull Unrepaired cyanotic CHD including palliative shunts and conduitsbull Completely repaired congenital heart defect with prosthetic
material or device whether placed by surgery or by catheterintervention during the first 6 months after the procedure
bull Repaired CHD with residual defects at the site or adjacent to the site of a prosthetic patch or prosthetic device (which inhibitendothelialization)
bull Cardiac transplantation recipients who develop cardiac valvulopathy
Dental Procedures for which Endocarditis ProphylaxisIs Reasonable for Patients in Table 1
bull All dental procedures that involve manipulation of gingival tissue or the periapical region of teeth or perforation of the oral mucosa
bull The following procedures and events do not needprophylaxis routine anesthetic injections throughnoninfected tissue taking dental radiographs placement of removable prosthodontic or orthodonticappliances adjustment of orthodontic appliances placement of orthodontic brackets shedding of deciduous teeth and bleeding from trauma to the lipsor oral mucosa
Considerations for Perioperative Anticoagulationarfarin therapy - management during invasive procedures and
surgeryBibliographic Source(s)
Medical Services Commission Warfarin therapy - management during invasive procedures and surgery Victoria (BC) British Columbia Medical Services Commission 2010 Oct 1 7 p [8 references]
bull Note Always consult with the surgeon and anesthesiologist aboutbull Risk of bleedingbull Goal INRbull Acceptable INR for surgerybull Baseline INR is recommended in every case and this will guide further therapybull Always discuss with surgeon and anesthesiologist what the INR should be before surgery (goal INR)bull An INR lt15 is generally acceptable except for neurosurgery ocular surgery and procedures requiring spinal anesthesia or epidural analgesia (Horlocker et al
2003)bull Risk of bleedingbull In general the type of procedure determines the risk of bleeding and how long anticoagulation must be withheld post-operativelybull Discontinuation of warfarin is essential for these procedures associated with a high risk of bleeding
ndash Procedures that the body cavity is entered eg open thoracic abdominal or pelvic surgeryndash Percutaneous needle procedures in non-compressible sites including organ biopsiesndash Any type of prostatic surgeryndash Surgery sites where minor bleeding can cause significant morbidity (eg central nervous system [CNS] and intraocular procedures)ndash Major arthroplasty surgery eg hip or knee replacement
bull Discontinuation of warfarin is usually not necessary for these procedures associated with a low risk of bleedingndash Percutaneous needle procedures in readily compressible sites (eg peripheral venous access)ndash Many skin proceduresndash Routine dental procedures (eg hygiene simple extractions restorations endodontics prosthetics)
ndash Endoscopy without biopsy
bull Assess the risk of bleeding from the procedure with the assistance of the surgeon and anesthesiologistC
Guidelines for pre-operative cardiac risk assessment and perioperative cardiac management in non-cardiac surgeryBibliographic Source(s)
Task Force for Preoperative Cardiac Risk Assessment and Perioperative [trunc] European Society of Anaesthesiology Poldermans D Bax JJ Boersma E De Hert S Eeckhout E Fowkes G Gorenek B Hennerici MG Iung B Kelm M Kjeldsen KP Kristensen SD Lopez-Sendon J Pelosi P Philippe F Pierard L Ponikowski P Schmid JP Sellevold OF Sicari R Van den Berghe G Vermassen F Guidelines for pre-operative cardiac risk
assessment and perioperative cardiac management in non-cardiac surgery Eur Heart J 2009 Nov30(22)2769-812 [238 references] PubMed
bull Pre-operative Evaluationbull Surgical Risk for Cardiac Eventsbull Although patient-specific factors are more important than surgery-specific factors in predicting the cardiac risk for noncardiac surgical procedures
the type of surgery cannot be ignored when evaluating a particular patient undergoing an intervention With regard to cardiac risk surgicalinterventions can be divided into low-risk intermediate-risk and high-risk groups with estimated 30-day cardiac event rates (cardiac death and myocardial infarction [MI]) of lt1 1ndash5 and gt5 respectively (see table below) Although only a rough estimation this risk stratification providesa good indication of the need for cardiac evaluation drug treatment and assessment of risk for cardiac events
bull Table Surgical Riska Estimatebull Low-risk lt1 Intermediate-risk 1-5 High-risk gt5bull Breastbull Dentalbull Endocrinebull Eyebull Gynaecologybull Reconstructivebull Orthopaedic-minor (knee surgery)bull Urologic-minor Abdominalbull Carotidbull Peripheral arterial angioplastybull Endovascular aneurysm repairbull Head and neck surgerybull Neurologicalorthopaedic-major (hip and spine surgery)bull Pulmonary renalliver transplantbull Urologic-major Aortic and major vascular surgerybull Peripheral vascular surgerybull aRisk of MI and cardiac death within 30 days after surgery Modified from Boersma et al Perioperative cardiovascular mortality in noncardiac
surgery validation of the Lee cardiac risk index Am J Med 20051181134ndash1141
Segni vitali
bull Prima di ogni trattamento dovrebbero essere misurati i segni vitaliPAFCrespirazione e temperatura
Inserire fot Omron
IMG_6728JPG
ContecVital Signs Monitor PatientMonitor with CE Certificate
(CMS5000)
Riconoscere una emergenza
bull Segni e sintomi di emergenza incipiente
ndash Dolore toracico
ndash Cute pallida
ndash Sudorazione
ndash Vomito(nausea)
ndash RESPIRAZIONE IRREGOLARE
ndash SENSAZIONI STRANE O INSOLITE
ndash Modificazioni delle frequenza e o della pressione
Codice di deontologia medica
bull Art 7 ndash Obbligo drsquointervento drsquourgenza Il medico
e devetempestivamente attivarsi per assicurare ognispecifica adeguata assistenza
Procedure iniziali nellrsquoemergenzabull Interrompere la procedura
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull Chiamare il kit di emergenza
bull Valutare lo stato di coscienzase incoscienteabbassare la poltrona trendelemburg
bull Somministrare O2se coscienteocchialinise incosciente ma respira maschera se incosciente e non respira pallone e maschera
Algoritmo di base
bull PABCDbull Posizionare
bull A airway
bull B breathing
bull Ccirculation
bull Ddefinitivo o diagnosi
Come valutare lo stato di coscienza
1 come definirlo cosciente
vigile
soporoso
coma
2 come riconoscerlo stimolo verbale
stimolo doloroso
3 come valutarlo risposta verbale
apertura occhi
risposta motoria
Valutare le vie aereeaprire la bocca
estendere il capo e sostenere il mentoimpiegare lrsquoaspirazione se necessario
Valutare la respirazionese non respiradai due respiri con ossigeno 100
se in apneainserisci la cannula orofaringea chiama per lrsquoAED
Valutare la circolazionecerca il polsocarotide(radiale)
in assenza di polsopreparati per CPRmettere il paziente in pianomeglio al suolo iniziare MCE
applicare lrsquoAED se crsquoegrave il polsovalutare la frequenza e la forza
Distress
bull Respiratoriobroncospasmoasma
bull ToracicodoloreanginaMI
bull Psicologicoagitazioneconvulsioni
bull Prevenire il distress
ndash Ambiente accoglientetranquillorilassato
ndash Minimizzare la paurail freddo
ndash Mantenere PA e FC e respirazione nei limiti
ndash Non interrompere la terapia
Valutare il paz e la situazionebull Controllare i segni vitali del pazientePAFCrespirazionecolorebull Non tentare di trasportare il paziente da solibull Chiama immediatamente il 118 se
ndash Arresto cardiacondash Arresto respiratoriondash incoscienzagt 1 minndash Stato confusionale prolungatondash Dolore toracico gt 5 min non alleviato dal venitrinndash Difficoltagrave respiratoriandash Convulsionindash Ipotensione grave o tachicardia()
bull Tratta il paziente in emergenza finchegrave non arriva il soccorsobull Tieni pronta la cartella e quanto fatto finora per la squadra di soccorsobull Compila la scheda delle emergenze in studio
What types of emergencies can be expected in the dental office
Ostruzione delle vie aeree
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentoimprovvisaafferrare la gola(segno universale)ndash Stridorendash Tosse violentandash Dispneaspasmindash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Tosse forzatandash Compressione addominalendash Percussione dorsale con paziente curvo in avanti ndash Ossigenazione ndash Ispezione delle prime vie aereendash laringoscopiopinza di Magillaspiratorendash Chiamare aiutondash Trasferimento in ospedale per broncoscopia in urgenza
How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver You tubehttpyoutubekJDpr05zmB4
bull How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver
bull Edited by Bob Robertson Rob S Nicole Willson Travis Derouin and 37 others
bull Googlewikihow
Airway obstruction management
Asmabroncospasmo
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentondash Sensazione di peso sul toracendash stridorendash Tossendash Dispneandash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Posizionare il pazsedutobraccia in avantindash Ossigenondash Spray con salbutamol 2 puffripeti dopo 5 min se inefficacendash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
bull httpyoutubekff3co6xwik
bull httpyoutubeEK8nzKzdnIM
bull httpyoutubewlygTaY4ioc
Arresto cardiaco
bull Segni e sintomibull Non rispondebull Non respirabull Non ha polsobull Trattamento
ndash Mettere il paz supinotavola sotto il torace o stendere sul pavimento
ndash Chiamare aiutondash Attaccare AED e seguire le istruzionindash Iniziare CPRndash Ossigenare ventilazione con pallone e maschera
bull httpyoutubeI-eFjl2G9vg
Emerg Med J 2012 Nov29(11)890-3 Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
Segal N Laurent F Maman L Plaisance P Augustin P
bull Source
bull Emergency Department Lariboisiegravere Hospital Paris 7 University (Paris Diderot) Paris France drnicolassegalgmailcom
bull Conflicting studies exist about the effectiveness of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on a dental chair In some situations dental surgeons are obliged to perform CPR with the patient on the chair Feedback devices are supposed to guide the compression depth in order to improve the quality of CPR but some devices are based on an accelerometer that can theoretically report erroneous results because of the lack of rigidity of a dental chair
bull OBJECTIVE
bull The aim of this study was to evaluate the accuracy of these devices to guide chest compressions on a dental chair
Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
bull METHODSbull A prospective randomised crossover equivalencenon-inferiority study was conducted to compare
the values of compression depths provided by the feedback device (Real CPR Help(reg) delivered by Zollcopy Medical Corporation Chelmsford MA USA) with the real measurements provided by the manikin (Resusci Anne(reg) Advanced SkillTrainer Laerdal Medical AScopy Norway) Chest-compression-only CPR was performed by 15 Basic Life Support instructors who carried out two rounds of continuous CPR for 2 min each Data were analysed with a correlation test a Bland-Altman method and a Wilcoxon test Statistical significance was defined as plt005
bull RESULTSbull A significant difference was found between the mean depths of compression measured by the
feedback device and the manikin on a dental chair and on the floor (plt00001) The feedback device overestimated the depth of chest compressions and Bland-Altman analysis demonstrated poor agreement
bull CONCLUSION
bull This study indicates that feedback devices with accelerometer technology are not sufficiently reliable to ensure adequate chest compression on dental chairs
Angina
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato
alle spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash sollievo con NTGsi spera ndash Ansiapalloresudorazionetachicardia
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minNatispraysublinguale ndash Ossigenondash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
Localizzazioni del dolore anginoso
Sharplocalized
radiating or notmay radiate to
teeth
You tube3 IUSB angina attack
bull httpyoutubeufyxHSSvcG8
bull Molto pertinente
bull httpyoutubejd-9DSDWSsI
bull Angina pectoris medical emergency
Infarto miocardico
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato alle
spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash Mancato sollievo con NTG ndash Dispneasincopediaforesimorte improvvisa
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minndash Ossigenondash Aspirina 165-325 mgndash AnalgesicomorfinabuprenorfinaN2Ondash Chiamare aiutondash Posizionare AED ndash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
ndash MONAMorfinaossigenonitroglicerinaaspirina
Fattori di rischio per cardiopatia ischemica
bull Etagravebull Sesso maschilema = gt 65 annibull Ipertensionebull DislipidemieColestTGHDL lowbull Diabetebull Fumobull Familiaritagravebull Malattie infiammatorie sistemiche collagenopatiebull Obesitagrave bull Metabolic syndrome This has been characterized by the presence of
hyperinsulinemia (fasting glucose level ge 100 mgdL) abdominal obesity (waist circumference gt40 in for men or gt35 in for women) decreased HDL cholesterol levels (lt 40 mgdL for men or lt 50 mgdL for women) hypertriglyceridemia (gt150 mgdL) and hypertension (ge 13085 mm Hg) Based on data from the 2000 US census an estimated 47 million Americans have the metabolic syndrome Patients with the metabolic syndrome have a 3-fold increased risk for coronary atherosclerosis and stroke compared with those without this syndrome
Fattori precipitanti lrsquoischemia
bull Sforzo fisico
bull Basse temperature
bull Digestione
bull Tachicardiafebbreipertiroidismo
bull Emozionistressndash Psichico(pauracontatto
ravvicinatooppressionecostrizioneinpossibilitagrave di muiversidi parlareodori sgradevolivista irritante o sgradevole
ndash dolore
bull Innalzamento vita media
bull Miglioramento condizioni socio-economiche ()
bull Procedure odontoiatriche sempre piugrave conservative
Maggiore frequenza di cardiopatici nella pratica odontoiatrica
Fattori stressantistressors
bull Malattiapersonale o di amici o famigliaribull Morte di un famigliare o di una persona amatabull Problemi di relazioni interpersonalibull Sovraccarico di lavorobull Inizio di un lavoro nuovobull disoccupazionebull pensionebull gravidanzabull affollamentobull traslocobull problemi della vita di tutti i giornirdquocopingrdquobull Problemi legalibull Problemi finanziaribull Perfezionismobull Eccecc
Quindinel paziente cardiopatico(ma anche negli altri)
Sedazione con BZD (short antagonizzabili)
bull Sedazione cosciente con N2O
bull empatia
bull Buona analgesia
Fin qui nov 10
bull httpyoutubeSuFvAbf_uJs
bull anginal and heart attack
Puntata ipertensiva
bull Segni e sintomindash Cefaleavertiginironziindash Disturbi della vistandash Cardiopalmo(tachicardia)ndash (dispnea)ndash Epistassi
bull Trattamentondash Nifedipina(nifedicor)5-15 gtt sublingualiOppndash Clonidina(catapresan) mezza1 fiala im o ev lentaOppndash Furosemide(Lasix) 1 2 fl im o ev lentandash Ossigenoterapia(occhialini)
Aritmie
bull Senza ECG
bull ipocineticheipercinetiche
Allergia
ndash Limitata ad un sistema o generalizzatandash Faringe e prime vie aereeedema angioneuroticondash Tratto respiratorioasmabroncospasmostridorendash Cuteorticariapruritondash Anafilassitutti i precedenti+collasso cardiocircolatoriondash DDangioedema ereditario
ndash Segni e sintomindash Pruritoarrossamentopomfiedema labbramucose boccafaringehellipndash Distress respiratorioasmandash Ipotensionepolso piccolofrequentepallore
bull Ossigenobull Chiamare aiutobull Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
anafilassi
bull Posizione supina
bull Ossigenazione
bull Adrenalina im 05mg
bull Liquidi evndash Antistaminico trimeton 10 mg im
ndash Cortisone
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull In caso di arrestoCPR
Cause di allergia
bull Materiali implantari e amalgama metallititanioporcellane e metalli nobili mercurio
bull Latexdighebull Acrilatibull Formaldeidebull Clorexidinabull AL e conservanti (metilparaben)
bull patch testing prick testing and blood tests for allergen-specific IgE
Sincope vasovagalesvenimentobull Segni e sintomi
ndash Svenimentondash Nausea ndash Debolezzandash Pallorendash Cute fredda e sudatandash Polso rallentatoma prima tachindash Ipotensionendash Discomfort addominalendash Midriasindash sbadiglio
bull Trattamentondash Posizione supinandash Elevare gli arti infndash Ossigenondash Monitorizzare ndash Atropina 05 mg im o iv
Fattori scatenanti psicogenipauraansiastress emotivocattive notiziedolorespecie se improvviso ed inaspettatovista del sanguestrumenti chirurgicisiringhe
Fattori scatenanti non psicogeniStazione erettaFame da salto del pasto o da dietaEsaurimentostanchezzaCattive condizioni fisicheAmbiente caldo-umidoAffollamentoSesso maschileGiovani16-35 anni
Pathophysiology
Stress
Catecholamines release
Decreased peripheral vascular resistance amp uarr blood flow to peripheral muscles
darr venous return
darr circulatory blood vol amp drop in arterial BP
Activation of Compensatory mechanisms
Reflex bradycardia develops (lt 50)
Significant drop in cardiac output associated with fall in BP below the critical level
Cerebral ischemia amp loss of consciousness
Assess consciousness (loss of response to sensory stimulation)
Activate office emergency system
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Perform additional procedures
Administer aromatic ammonia
Administer atropine if bradycardia persists
Do not panic
Post syncopal recovery- delayed recovery-
Postpone dental treatment Activate EMS
Determine precipitating factors
POSTURAL HYPOTENSION
Predisposing factors
bull Administration and ingestion of drugs eg antihypertensives like sodium depleting diuretics calcium channel blockers ampganglion blocking agents sedatives and narcotics histamine blockers levo dopa
bull Prolonged period of recumbency or convalescence
bull Inadequate postural reflex
bull Late stage pregnancy
bull Advanced age
bull Venous defects in legs (eg varicose veins)
bull Recovery from sympathectomy
bull Addissonrsquos disease
bull Physical exhaustion and starvation
bull Chronic postural hypotension (Shy ndash Drager syndrome)
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
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Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
bull httpyoutubenEbsKfLl1n4
bull Acquisti materiale consumabiledoctorshopdoctorpoint
autorizzazione acquisto FU-3doc
SIAD Ozzano Emilia via Libertagrave 17 wwwsiadcom
bull ALLEGATO 3 ndash DICHIARAZIONE SOSTITUTIVA DI CERTIFICAZIONE (ai sensi dellrsquoart 46 del DPR 28122000 n 445)bull
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bull buongiornobull non possiamo vendere medicinali a studi medici che non abbiano
sottoscritto lrsquoallegato che Le inoltrobull
bull Riesce ad inoltrare ai due medici il modulo facendomelo poi avere via e-mail o via fax allo 051 796026
bull Grazie millebull
bull Massimiliano Lucchinabull Servizio Venditabull
bull SIAD SpA | I-40064 Ozzano dellEmilia (BO) - Via della Libertagrave 17bull Tel +39 051 799399 | Fax +39 051 796026bull massimiliano_lucchinasiadeu | wwwsiadcom
Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
La valigetta degli orrori set di rianimazione completo di bombola ricaricabile di ossigeno da 05 LT in acciaio riduttore con manometro ed erogatore pallone rianimatore maschera rianimazione 2 cannule di Guedel pinza tiralingua apribocca elicoidale tubo atossico in contenitore plastico antiurto
Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
bull
clinical diagnosis of OSA
bull The clinical diagnosis of OSA was defined as AHI(apnea hypopnea) greater than 5 with fragmented sleep and daytime sleepiness
bull According to the American Academy of Sleep Medicine practice guideline the severity of OSA is determined by the AHI 5ndash15 mild greater than 15ndash30 moderate greater than 30 severe
STOPsnoretiredobserved(stopped breathing)pressure
STOP QuestionnaireA Tool to Screen Patients for Obstructive Sleep ApneaAnesthesiology 2008 108812ndash21
Stop tradottoquasi corrisponde
bull SmdashldquoDo you snore loudly (louder than talking or loud enough to be heard through closed doors)rdquoRussi forte+ che parlare a voce alta
tanto da essere udito a porta chiusaSornacchiarebull TmdashldquoDo you often feel tired fatigued or sleepy during daytimerdquoti
senti stancoaffaticato o sonnolento durante il giorno Tiratohelliphellip
bull OmdashldquoHas anyone observed you stop breathing during your sleepNessuno ti ha osservato fermare il respiro durante il sonnoosservato
bull rdquo PmdashldquoDo you have or are you being treated for high blood pressure Hai o sei stato in terapia per ipertensionePressione
Screening of patients
Poliambulatorio helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip Modulo di consenso informato per procedure chirurgiche ambulatoriali o day surgery Da consegnare al momento della prenotazione e riportare
Si prega di leggere attentamente e riempire con i dati richiesti sopra le parti indicate dai puntini(datacittagravecognomenomeinterventofirma)
Datahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Cittagravehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip Io sottoscrittohelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Dichiaro di attenermi alle seguenti disposizioni
I)non assumere alcun cibo nelle 6 ore precedenti linterventone liquidi nelle due ore
precedenti raccomandazioni per il digiuno preoperatorio
MATERIALE INGERITO TEMPO MINIMO DI DIGIUNO
Liquidi chiari (acquacaffegravethe succo senza polpa bibite
gasate)
2 ore
Pasto leggero (toast e bibita) 6 ore
2)di non guidare alcuna automobile o motocicletta o bicicletta od utilizzare qualsiasi
macchinario nelle 24 ore seguenti Ianestesia o sedazione
3)di non assumere alcoolici nelle 24 ore seguenti lanestesia o sedazione
4)di farmi riaccompagnare alla mia residenza da un adulto responsabile
5)di rimanere in compagnia di un adulto responsabile una volta tornato al domicilio
6) di non assumere alcuna decisione importante ne firmare documenti
importanti(testamentoassicurazioni ecc)nelle 24 ore seguenti
7)di vestirmi in modo praticocosicchegrave il vestiario possa essere facilmente rimosso e
indossato e riposto in un armadiettoper estute da ginnastica con maniche larghe e
apertura frontale 8)di non portare gioielli o altri oggetti di valore in ambulatorio
9)di mettermi in contatto con lunitagrave chirurgica ambulatoriale nel caso insorga una
qualsiasi complicanza postoperatoria
10) di assumere o avere giagrave assunto la mia terapia agli intervalli soliticon un poco
di acqua se necessario
FIRMA
IDquest day surg e consensodoc
Screening of patients 2
CM 1312009
DottClaudio Melloni
Specialista in Anestesia e Rianimazione
Via Fossolo 28
40138 Bologna
tel051390048
Questionario preoperatorio di autocompilazione Si prega di barrare la risposta esatta con un segnetto o un cerchietto eo riempire gli spazi sopra i
puntini con le informazioni richiesteTutte le risposte sono confidenziali e coperte dal segreto
professionaleGrazie
Cognome e nomehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
indirizzoviahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipcittagravehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipCaphellip
telhelliphelliphelliphellip
etagravehellip peso in kghellip altezza in cmhellip
Si sente ammalato SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ha o ha avuto una malattia seria SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ha affanno dopo sforzo SI NO
Ha tosse SI NO
Ha sibili respiratori SI NO
Ha dolore al petto da sforzo SI NO
Ha gonfiore alle caviglie SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie di cuore SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie dei polmoni SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie di fegato SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie dello stomaco reflussoulcera SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie dei reni SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie muscolari SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie cerebrali SI NO
Ha assunto farmaci negli ultimi tre mesi SI NO
Se Siqualihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Prende gocce nasali o oculari SI NO
Egrave allergico a qualche medicinale SI NO
Ersquo allergico a qualche cibo SI NO
Ha subito interventi o anestesie negli ultimi 3 mesi
SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Egrave mai stato operato prima drsquoora SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ci sono state strane storie in famiglia di incidenti insorti durante o subito dopo anestesia
SI NO
Porta occhiali o lenti a contatto SI NO
Porta protesi dentarie o ponti mobili SI NO Beve piugrave di in bicchiere di vino o di un superalcoolico al giorno
SI NO Fuma SI NO
Se Siquanto Ci sono stati altri problemi di salute fisica o mentale non compresi in questa lista
SI NO
Se Siqualihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Fa movimento o sport SI NO
Se sigraveche cosa(per es biciclettalavori di casaortoraccolta fruttaecc) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Raccolta dati
cM 1195
data sedehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
COGNOME E NOME
INDIRIZZO TELhelliphelliphelliphellip
ETAgrave PESO(KG) ALTEZZA(CM) ASA
INTERVENTO
ANESTESISTACHIRURGO
anestetico locale Si No farmacomg
adrenalina Si No dose
via aerea spont guedel maschera IOT IRT COPA LMA
respirazionespont ass man IPPV O2 si no maschera occhialini
Premedicazioneora
induzione(farmacidosi)
mantenimento
inizio anestesiaora inizio chirurgiaora
Via
venosa
fleboclisi 1 2 3 4 MAC opp
AG
Min PAS PAD Fc SaO2 EtCO2 Osservazioni bas
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
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50
55
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totalifarmaciipnoticisedativian algesicimi orilassanti
altri stopanalgesia
fine anestesiaora fine chirurgiaora
apertura occhiora orientamentoorahellip RS orahelliphelliphelliphellipestub orahelliphelliphellip sedutohin piedi
hhelliphelliphelliphelliphellip vestirsi hhelliphellip camminare hhelliphelliphelliphelliphellip mingere hhelliphelliphellip berehhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipeffetti
collateralihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipPONV se siterapiahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipno dolore se siterapiahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipoppNO
Dimissioneorahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
ConsensoPoliambulatorio SLucia
Via Murri 164
Bologna
DICHIARAZIONE DI AVVENUTA INFORMAZIONE E CONSENSO ALLrsquoANESTESIA
Io Sottoscrittoahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip natoa a helliphelliphelliphelliphellip
il
Dichiaro di essere stato informatoa dal Medico Anestesista drhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
che le mie condizioni di salute mi collocano nella classe ASAhelliphellip ed il rischio relativo allrsquointervento
chirurgico al quale io verrorsquo sottopostoa egrave helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ho compreso le informazioni circa il tipo di anestesia piugrave appropriato nella mia situazione e dopo avere preso in considerazione anche le eventuali alternative dograve il mio consenso al trattamento anestesiologico
concordato che saragrave il seguentehelliphelliphellip helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Sono stato informato che tale trattamento qualora si verificassero condizioni particolari che mi verranno
spiegate potrebbe essere modificato
Mi egrave stato spiegato che lrsquoanestesia pur essendo fra le metodiche piugrave sicure della medicina moderna puograve
comportare ancora oggi in rarissimi casi complicanze mortali o gravi danni permanenti in particolare di
tipo neurologico Mi ritengo adeguatamente informato e non desidero ricevere ulteriori informazioni
In seguito alla mia richiesta di ulteriori informazioni ho ricevuto e compreso ogni spiegazione sui
trattamenti anestesiologici che verranno adottati prima durante e dopo lrsquointervento In particolare ho
compreso le informazioni circa le complicanze piugrave comuni e prevedibili nel mio caso specifico che
consistono inhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Autorizzo inoltre il Medico Anestesista a comunicare notizie relative al mio stato di salute
ahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Dichiarazioni particolarihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
DATA
Firma del Paziente Firma del Medico Anestesista
helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip helliphellip
Firma del Tutorehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipdihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Drugs taken by patientshellip
bull We consistently found associations of antipsychotic and SSRI antidepressant treatment with sudden unexplaineddeath significantly raised risk ratios being found for typicaland atypical antipsychotics the latter including risperidoneand olanzapine individually and the SSRI antidepressants including citalopram fluoxetine and sertraline Individually
bull Br J Clin Pharmacol 2009 November 68(5) 743ndash751bull doi 101111j1365-2125200903496xbull PMCID PMC2791981bull Sudden death in patients receiving drugs tending to
prolong the QT intervalbull Kate Jolly1 Michael D Gammage2 Kar Keung Cheng1 Peter
Bradburn1 Miriam V Banting1 and Michael J S Langman2
J Can Dent Assoc 2009 Feb75(1)41Dental surgery for patients on anticoagulant therapy with warfarin a
systematic review and meta-analysisNematullah A Alabousi A Blanas N Douketis JD Sutherland SE
bull University of Toronto Ontario Canadabull Comment in bull Evid Based Dent 200910(2)52 bull Republished in bull Tex Dent J 2009 Dec126(12)1183-93 bull Abstractbull PURPOSE To evaluate the effect of continuing warfarin therapy on the bleeding risk of patients undergoing elective dental surgical proceduresbull METHODS Data sources were the MEDLINE and EMBASE databases the Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials a manual citation review of
the relevant literature content experts and relevant abstracts from the proceedings of the International Association for Dental Research Study selection was carried out independently by 2 reviewers as was quality assessment Data extraction was done by 3 reviewers Differences were resolved by consensus Eligible studies were randomized controlled trials that compared the effects of continuing the regular dose of warfarintherapy with the effects of discontinuing or modifying the dose on the incidence of bleeding in patients undergoing dental procedures
bull RESULTS Five trials (a total of 553 patients) met the inclusion criteria Compared with interrupting warfarin therapy (either partial or complete) perioperative continuation of warfarin with patients usual dose was not associated with an increased risk for clinically significant nonmajor bleeding (relative risk [RR] 071 95 confidence interval [CI] 039-128 p = 065 I2 = 0) or an increased risk for minor bleeding (RR 119 95 CI 090-158 p = 022 I2 = 0)
bull CONCLUSIONS Continuing the regular dose of warfarin therapy does not seem to confer an increased risk of bleeding compared with discontinuing or modifying the warfarin dose for patients undergoing minor dental procedures
Clin Oral Implants Res 2009 Sep20 Suppl 496-106What influence do anticoagulants have on oral implant therapy
A systematic reviewMadrid C Sanz M
bull bull Department of oral surgery Oral Medicine and Hospital Dentistry Department of Ambulatory Care and Community Medicine University of Lausanne
Lausanne Switzerland carlosmadridhospvdchbull Abstractbull OBJECTIVES This systematic review aims to assess the risks (both thromboembolic and bleeding) of an oral anticoagulation therapy (OAT) patient undergoing
implant therapy and to provide a management protocol to patients under OAT undergoing implant therapybull MATERIAL AND METHODS Medline Cochrane Data Base of Systematic Reviews the Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials and EMBASE (from 1980 to
December 2008) were searched for English-language articles published between 1966 and 2008 This search was completed by a hand research accessing the references cited in all identified publications
bull RESULTS Nineteen studies were identified reporting outcomes after oral surgery procedures (mostly dental extractions in patients on OAT following different management protocols and haemostatic therapies) Five studies were randomized-controlled trials (RCTs) 11 were controlled clinical trials (CCTs) and three were prospective case series The OAT management strategies as well as the protocols during and after surgery were different This heterogeneity prevented any possible data aggregation and synthesis The results from these studies are very homogeneous reporting minor bleeding in very few patients without a significant difference between the OAT patients who continue with the vitamin K antagonists vs the patients who stopped this medication before surgery These post-operative bleeding events were controlled only with local haemostatic measures tranexamic acid mouthwashes gelatine sponges and cellulose gauzess application were effective Post-operative bleeding did not correlate with the international normalised ratio (INR) status In none of the studies was a thromboembolic event reported
bull CONCLUSIONS OAT patients (INR 2-4) who do not discontinue the AC medication do not have a significantly higher risk of post-operative bleeding than non-OAT patients and they also do not have a higher risk of post-operative bleeding than OAT patients who discontinue the medication In patients with OAT (INR 2-4) without discontinuation topical haemostatic agents were effective in preventing post-operative bleeding OAT discontinuation is not recommended for minor oral surgery such as single tooth extraction or implant placement provided that this does not involve autogenous bone grafts extensive flaps or osteotomy preparations extending outside the bony envelope Evidence does not support that dental implant placement in patients on OAT is contraindicated
bull The following are the latestguidelineshowever every DDS should thinkabouthelliphellip
Guideline TitleSteps to reduce surgical risk In II guidelines for perioperative evaluation
Bibliographic Source(s)Gualandro DM Yu PC Calderaro D Marques AC Pinho C Caramelli B et al Steps to reduce surgical risk In II guidelines for perioperative evaluation Arq Bras Cardiol
201196(3 Suppl 1)23-41 [379 references]
bull Antiplatelet Agents (AAS)bull Recommendations for antiplatelet agents before noncardiac surgeriesbull Degree of Recommendation Ibull Patients with coronary artery disease and noncardiac surgery scheduled should maintain the use of
AAS at a low dose of 75 to 100 mgday except in neurosurgeries and transurethral resection of the prostate Level of Evidence B
bull Patients using dual antiplatelet therapy by means of recent angioplasty with stent should keepreceiving AAS throughout the perioperative period with discontinuation of thienopyridine 5 daysbefore surgery and reintroduction as early as possible ideally before the patient completes 10 daysof discontinuation Level of Evidence C
bull Patients receiving antiplatelet therapy only with thienopyridine and surgery scheduled with moderate to high-risk of bleeding should discontinue medication 5 days before Level of EvidenceC
bull Degree of Recommendation IIabull Keep dual antiplatelet therapy in procedures with low risk for bleeding Level of Evidence Cbull Patients receiving antiplatelet therapy only with thienopyridine and surgery scheduled with low risk
of bleeding should continue medication in the perioperative period Level of Evidence C
bull Procedures with Low Risk of Bleedingbull Cataract surgerybull Minor dermatological proceduresbull Dental procedures - hygiene simple extraction restoration endodontic and
prosthetic proceduresbull Recommendationsbull Patients at High Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence Cbull Discontinue warfarin 5 days before surgery and wait for INR lt15 to perform the procedurebull UFH or prophylactic LMWH can be used in the preoperative period if indicatedbull Postoperatively use UFH or prophylactic LMWH if indicated by the type of procedure and resume warfarin 12 to 14 hours after surgerybull Patients at Low Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence Cbull Discontinue warfarin 5 days before surgery and wait for INR lt15bull Start full-dose UFH or LMWH when INR lt20bull Discontinue intravenous UFH 4 hours before surgery and subcutaneous LMWH 24 hours before surgerybull Postoperatively restart full-dose UFH or LMWH and warfarin and 12 to 24 hours after the procedure and discontinue heparin only when the INR is within
therapeutic rangebull Patients at Intermediate Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence Cbull Depending on the individual assessment of each patient the guidelines can be followed either for the high or low risk to the discretion of the physician in
chargebull Procedures with Low Risk of Bleedingbull Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence Cbull Perform the procedure with an INR within the therapeutic range ndash it is not necessary to discontinue the anticoagulantbull If INR gt3 discontinue anticoagulation therapy one or two days before surgery and reintroduce it the night after surgery
Endocarditis Prophylaxis
bull Dental Procedures and Prevention of Infective Endocarditisbull Dental procedures with higher risk for bacteremia are subgingival placement of antibiotic fibers or strips dental extractions dental implants or reimplants endodontic and periodontal
procedures placement of orthodontic bands and procedures with significant bleeding Whenever high-risk patients undergo these procedures should receive antibiotic prophylaxis Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence C It is likely that low-income populations with little access to health care with heart diseases other than those cited in Table 2 (below) also benefit from infective endocarditis (IE) prophylaxis before dental procedures Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence C
bull Table 2 Patients at Risk of Acquiring Severe Infective Endocarditisbull Patient with prosthetic heart valvebull Valvular heart disease corrected with prosthetic materialbull History of infective endocarditisbull Acquired valvular heart disease in patient who underwent heart transplantbull Uncorrected cyanotic congenital heart diseasebull Corrected cyanotic congenital heart disease that evolves with residual lesionbull Congenital heart disease corrected with prosthetic materialbull Surgical Procedures and Prevention of Infective Endocarditisbull Indications for Endocarditis Prophylaxisbull Degree of Recommendation Ibull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will be subjected to dental procedures with a high probability of significant bacteremia (see Table 3 below)
Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Table 3 Dental Procedures and Indication of Infective Endocarditis Prophylaxisbull Indicated Not Recommended ndash Any Patients Who Will Undergo the Procedures Belowbull For patients at risk for severe infective endocarditis and who will undergo procedures involving manipulation of gingival tissue periodontal region or perforation of oral mucosa Local
anesthesia in non-infected tissuebull Dental X-raybull Placement or removal of bracesbull Adjustment of bracesbull Placement of parts in bracesbull Natural loss of milk toothbull Bleeding originated from the trauma of the oral mucosa or lipsbull Degree of Recommendation IIabull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria on Table 2 (above) and who will undergo dental procedures with a high
probability of significant bacteremia (see Table 3 above) Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will undergo genitourinary or gastrointestinal procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic
regimen (see Table 11 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will undergo esophageal or respiratory tract procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen
(see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Degree of Recommendation IIbbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo dental procedures that do not meet
the criteria on Table 3 (above) Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo genitourinary or gastrointestinal
procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen (see Table 11 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo esophageal or respiratory tract
procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Degree of Recommendation IIIbull There is no indication for IE prophylaxis in patients with interatrial communication alone interventricular communication or corrected patent ductus arteriosus and without residual
flow myocardial revascularization surgery mitral valve prolapse without regurgitation after placement of stents innocent heart murmurs patients with pacemakers or implantablecardioverter-defibrillators (ICDs) history of Kawasaki disease or rheumatic fever without valve dysfunction who will undergo dental esophageal respiratory tract genitourinary or
Guideline on antibiotic prophylaxis for dental patients at risk for infection
Bibliographic Source(s)Clinical Affairs Committee Council on Clinical Affairs Guideline on
antibiotic prophylaxis for dental patients at risk for infection Chicago (IL) American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) 2011 5 p [27
references]bull Major Recommendationsbull The conservative use of antibiotics is indicated to minimize the risk of developing resistance to current antibiotic regimens Given the increasing number of organisms that have
developed resistance to current antibiotic regimens as well as the potential for an adverse anaphylactic reaction to the drug administered it is best to be judicious in the use of antibiotics for the prevention of infective endocarditis (IE) and other distant-site infections
bull Patients with Cardiac Conditionsbull Dental practitioners should consider prophylactic measures to minimize the risk of IE in patients with underlying cardiac conditions The risk of developing IE can arise from a combination
of high-risk patients and dental procedures However at-risk patients with poor oral hygiene and gingival bleeding after routine activities (eg toothbrushing) also have shown an increased potential for developing complications of IE It therefore is recommended to encourage daily good oral hygiene practices to reduce gingivitis as part of the prophylacticregimen These patients andor parents need to be educated and motivated to maintain personal oral hygiene through daily plaque removal including flossing Greater emphasis shouldbe placed on improved access to dental care and oral health in patients with underlying cardiac conditions at high risk for IE and less focus on a dental procedure and antibiotic coverage Professional prevention strategies should be based upon the individuals assessed risk for caries and periodontal disease
bull Specific recommendations from the latest American Heart Association (AHA) guideline on prevention of IE are included in the tables below The AHA recommends antibiotic prophylaxisonly for those whose underlying cardiac conditions are associated with the highest risk of adverse outcome (see Table 1 below) Such conditions include prosthetic heart valves previoushistory of IE unrepaired or incompletely repaired cyanotic congenital heart disease (CHD) completely repaired congenital heart defect with prosthetic material or device during the first 6 months after the procedure repaired CHD with residual defects at the site or adjacent to the site of a prosthetic patch or device and cardiac transplantation recipients who developcardiac valvulopathy In addition to those diagnoses listed in the AHA guidelines patients with a reported history of injection drug use may be considered at risk for developing IE in the absence of cardiac anomalies Although quite rare complications from intraoral tongue piercing can include IE among patients with a pre-existing cardiac valvular condition andor history of injection drug use Consultation with the patients physician may be necessary to determine susceptibility to bacteremia-induced infections
bull Antibiotics are recommended for all dental procedures that involve manipulation of gingival tissue or the periapical region of teeth or perforation of the oral mucosa (see Table 2 below) Specific antibiotic regimens can be found in Table 3 in the original guideline document Practitioners and patientsparents can review the entire AHA guidelines in the AHA CirculationJournal archives httpcircahajournalsorgcgicontentfull116151736 for additional background information as well as discussion of special circumstances (eg patients already receiving antibiotic therapy patients on anticoagulant therapy)
bull Patients with Compromised Immunitybull Patients with a compromised immune system may not be able to tolerate a transient bacteremia following invasive dental procedures These non-cardiac factors can place a patient with
compromised immunity at risk for distant-site infection from a dental procedure This category includes but is not limited to patients with the following medical conditionsbull Immunosuppression secondary tobull Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)bull Severe combined immunodeficiency (SCIDS)bull Neutropeniabull Cancer chemotherapybull Hematopoietic stem cell or solid organ transplantationbull Head and neck radiotherapybull Autoimmune disease (eg juvenile arthritis systemic lupus erythematosus)bull Sickle cell anemiabull Asplenism or status post splenectomybull Chronic steroid usagebull Diabetesbull Bisphosphonate therapybull Consultation with the childs physician is recommended for management of patients with a compromised immune system Discussion of antibiotic prophylaxis for patients undergoing
chemotherapy irradiation and hematopoietic cell transplantation appears in a separate American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) guideline (see the National GuidelineClearinghouse [NGC] summary Guideline on Dental Management of Pediatric Patients Receiving Chemotherapy Hematopoietic Cell Transplantation andor Radiation)
bull Patients with Shunts Indwelling Vascular Catheters or Medical Devicesbull The AHA recommends that antibiotic prophylaxis for nonvalvular devices including indwelling vascular catheters (central lines) and cardiovascular implantable electronic devices (CIED)
is indicated only at the time of placement of these devices in order to prevent surgical site infection The AHA found no convincing evidence that microorganisms associated with dentalprocedures cause infection of CIED and nonvalvular devices at any time after implantation The infections occurring after device implantation most often are caused by Staphylococcusaureus and coagulase negative staphylococci or other microorganisms that are non-oral in origin but are associated with surgical implantation or other active infections The AHA furtherstates that immunosuppression is not an independent risk factor for nonvalvular device infections immunocompromised hosts who have those devices should receive antibioticprophylaxis as advocated for immunocompetent hosts Consultation with the childs physician is recommended for management of patients with nonvalvular devices
Cardiac Conditions Associated with the Highest Risk of AdverseOutcome from Endocarditis for Which Prophylaxis with Dental
Procedures Is Reasonable
bull Prosthetic cardiac valve or prosthetic material used for cardiac valve repair
bull Previous infective endocarditisbull Congenital heart disease (CHD)bull Unrepaired cyanotic CHD including palliative shunts and conduitsbull Completely repaired congenital heart defect with prosthetic
material or device whether placed by surgery or by catheterintervention during the first 6 months after the procedure
bull Repaired CHD with residual defects at the site or adjacent to the site of a prosthetic patch or prosthetic device (which inhibitendothelialization)
bull Cardiac transplantation recipients who develop cardiac valvulopathy
Dental Procedures for which Endocarditis ProphylaxisIs Reasonable for Patients in Table 1
bull All dental procedures that involve manipulation of gingival tissue or the periapical region of teeth or perforation of the oral mucosa
bull The following procedures and events do not needprophylaxis routine anesthetic injections throughnoninfected tissue taking dental radiographs placement of removable prosthodontic or orthodonticappliances adjustment of orthodontic appliances placement of orthodontic brackets shedding of deciduous teeth and bleeding from trauma to the lipsor oral mucosa
Considerations for Perioperative Anticoagulationarfarin therapy - management during invasive procedures and
surgeryBibliographic Source(s)
Medical Services Commission Warfarin therapy - management during invasive procedures and surgery Victoria (BC) British Columbia Medical Services Commission 2010 Oct 1 7 p [8 references]
bull Note Always consult with the surgeon and anesthesiologist aboutbull Risk of bleedingbull Goal INRbull Acceptable INR for surgerybull Baseline INR is recommended in every case and this will guide further therapybull Always discuss with surgeon and anesthesiologist what the INR should be before surgery (goal INR)bull An INR lt15 is generally acceptable except for neurosurgery ocular surgery and procedures requiring spinal anesthesia or epidural analgesia (Horlocker et al
2003)bull Risk of bleedingbull In general the type of procedure determines the risk of bleeding and how long anticoagulation must be withheld post-operativelybull Discontinuation of warfarin is essential for these procedures associated with a high risk of bleeding
ndash Procedures that the body cavity is entered eg open thoracic abdominal or pelvic surgeryndash Percutaneous needle procedures in non-compressible sites including organ biopsiesndash Any type of prostatic surgeryndash Surgery sites where minor bleeding can cause significant morbidity (eg central nervous system [CNS] and intraocular procedures)ndash Major arthroplasty surgery eg hip or knee replacement
bull Discontinuation of warfarin is usually not necessary for these procedures associated with a low risk of bleedingndash Percutaneous needle procedures in readily compressible sites (eg peripheral venous access)ndash Many skin proceduresndash Routine dental procedures (eg hygiene simple extractions restorations endodontics prosthetics)
ndash Endoscopy without biopsy
bull Assess the risk of bleeding from the procedure with the assistance of the surgeon and anesthesiologistC
Guidelines for pre-operative cardiac risk assessment and perioperative cardiac management in non-cardiac surgeryBibliographic Source(s)
Task Force for Preoperative Cardiac Risk Assessment and Perioperative [trunc] European Society of Anaesthesiology Poldermans D Bax JJ Boersma E De Hert S Eeckhout E Fowkes G Gorenek B Hennerici MG Iung B Kelm M Kjeldsen KP Kristensen SD Lopez-Sendon J Pelosi P Philippe F Pierard L Ponikowski P Schmid JP Sellevold OF Sicari R Van den Berghe G Vermassen F Guidelines for pre-operative cardiac risk
assessment and perioperative cardiac management in non-cardiac surgery Eur Heart J 2009 Nov30(22)2769-812 [238 references] PubMed
bull Pre-operative Evaluationbull Surgical Risk for Cardiac Eventsbull Although patient-specific factors are more important than surgery-specific factors in predicting the cardiac risk for noncardiac surgical procedures
the type of surgery cannot be ignored when evaluating a particular patient undergoing an intervention With regard to cardiac risk surgicalinterventions can be divided into low-risk intermediate-risk and high-risk groups with estimated 30-day cardiac event rates (cardiac death and myocardial infarction [MI]) of lt1 1ndash5 and gt5 respectively (see table below) Although only a rough estimation this risk stratification providesa good indication of the need for cardiac evaluation drug treatment and assessment of risk for cardiac events
bull Table Surgical Riska Estimatebull Low-risk lt1 Intermediate-risk 1-5 High-risk gt5bull Breastbull Dentalbull Endocrinebull Eyebull Gynaecologybull Reconstructivebull Orthopaedic-minor (knee surgery)bull Urologic-minor Abdominalbull Carotidbull Peripheral arterial angioplastybull Endovascular aneurysm repairbull Head and neck surgerybull Neurologicalorthopaedic-major (hip and spine surgery)bull Pulmonary renalliver transplantbull Urologic-major Aortic and major vascular surgerybull Peripheral vascular surgerybull aRisk of MI and cardiac death within 30 days after surgery Modified from Boersma et al Perioperative cardiovascular mortality in noncardiac
surgery validation of the Lee cardiac risk index Am J Med 20051181134ndash1141
Segni vitali
bull Prima di ogni trattamento dovrebbero essere misurati i segni vitaliPAFCrespirazione e temperatura
Inserire fot Omron
IMG_6728JPG
ContecVital Signs Monitor PatientMonitor with CE Certificate
(CMS5000)
Riconoscere una emergenza
bull Segni e sintomi di emergenza incipiente
ndash Dolore toracico
ndash Cute pallida
ndash Sudorazione
ndash Vomito(nausea)
ndash RESPIRAZIONE IRREGOLARE
ndash SENSAZIONI STRANE O INSOLITE
ndash Modificazioni delle frequenza e o della pressione
Codice di deontologia medica
bull Art 7 ndash Obbligo drsquointervento drsquourgenza Il medico
e devetempestivamente attivarsi per assicurare ognispecifica adeguata assistenza
Procedure iniziali nellrsquoemergenzabull Interrompere la procedura
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull Chiamare il kit di emergenza
bull Valutare lo stato di coscienzase incoscienteabbassare la poltrona trendelemburg
bull Somministrare O2se coscienteocchialinise incosciente ma respira maschera se incosciente e non respira pallone e maschera
Algoritmo di base
bull PABCDbull Posizionare
bull A airway
bull B breathing
bull Ccirculation
bull Ddefinitivo o diagnosi
Come valutare lo stato di coscienza
1 come definirlo cosciente
vigile
soporoso
coma
2 come riconoscerlo stimolo verbale
stimolo doloroso
3 come valutarlo risposta verbale
apertura occhi
risposta motoria
Valutare le vie aereeaprire la bocca
estendere il capo e sostenere il mentoimpiegare lrsquoaspirazione se necessario
Valutare la respirazionese non respiradai due respiri con ossigeno 100
se in apneainserisci la cannula orofaringea chiama per lrsquoAED
Valutare la circolazionecerca il polsocarotide(radiale)
in assenza di polsopreparati per CPRmettere il paziente in pianomeglio al suolo iniziare MCE
applicare lrsquoAED se crsquoegrave il polsovalutare la frequenza e la forza
Distress
bull Respiratoriobroncospasmoasma
bull ToracicodoloreanginaMI
bull Psicologicoagitazioneconvulsioni
bull Prevenire il distress
ndash Ambiente accoglientetranquillorilassato
ndash Minimizzare la paurail freddo
ndash Mantenere PA e FC e respirazione nei limiti
ndash Non interrompere la terapia
Valutare il paz e la situazionebull Controllare i segni vitali del pazientePAFCrespirazionecolorebull Non tentare di trasportare il paziente da solibull Chiama immediatamente il 118 se
ndash Arresto cardiacondash Arresto respiratoriondash incoscienzagt 1 minndash Stato confusionale prolungatondash Dolore toracico gt 5 min non alleviato dal venitrinndash Difficoltagrave respiratoriandash Convulsionindash Ipotensione grave o tachicardia()
bull Tratta il paziente in emergenza finchegrave non arriva il soccorsobull Tieni pronta la cartella e quanto fatto finora per la squadra di soccorsobull Compila la scheda delle emergenze in studio
What types of emergencies can be expected in the dental office
Ostruzione delle vie aeree
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentoimprovvisaafferrare la gola(segno universale)ndash Stridorendash Tosse violentandash Dispneaspasmindash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Tosse forzatandash Compressione addominalendash Percussione dorsale con paziente curvo in avanti ndash Ossigenazione ndash Ispezione delle prime vie aereendash laringoscopiopinza di Magillaspiratorendash Chiamare aiutondash Trasferimento in ospedale per broncoscopia in urgenza
How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver You tubehttpyoutubekJDpr05zmB4
bull How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver
bull Edited by Bob Robertson Rob S Nicole Willson Travis Derouin and 37 others
bull Googlewikihow
Airway obstruction management
Asmabroncospasmo
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentondash Sensazione di peso sul toracendash stridorendash Tossendash Dispneandash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Posizionare il pazsedutobraccia in avantindash Ossigenondash Spray con salbutamol 2 puffripeti dopo 5 min se inefficacendash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
bull httpyoutubekff3co6xwik
bull httpyoutubeEK8nzKzdnIM
bull httpyoutubewlygTaY4ioc
Arresto cardiaco
bull Segni e sintomibull Non rispondebull Non respirabull Non ha polsobull Trattamento
ndash Mettere il paz supinotavola sotto il torace o stendere sul pavimento
ndash Chiamare aiutondash Attaccare AED e seguire le istruzionindash Iniziare CPRndash Ossigenare ventilazione con pallone e maschera
bull httpyoutubeI-eFjl2G9vg
Emerg Med J 2012 Nov29(11)890-3 Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
Segal N Laurent F Maman L Plaisance P Augustin P
bull Source
bull Emergency Department Lariboisiegravere Hospital Paris 7 University (Paris Diderot) Paris France drnicolassegalgmailcom
bull Conflicting studies exist about the effectiveness of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on a dental chair In some situations dental surgeons are obliged to perform CPR with the patient on the chair Feedback devices are supposed to guide the compression depth in order to improve the quality of CPR but some devices are based on an accelerometer that can theoretically report erroneous results because of the lack of rigidity of a dental chair
bull OBJECTIVE
bull The aim of this study was to evaluate the accuracy of these devices to guide chest compressions on a dental chair
Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
bull METHODSbull A prospective randomised crossover equivalencenon-inferiority study was conducted to compare
the values of compression depths provided by the feedback device (Real CPR Help(reg) delivered by Zollcopy Medical Corporation Chelmsford MA USA) with the real measurements provided by the manikin (Resusci Anne(reg) Advanced SkillTrainer Laerdal Medical AScopy Norway) Chest-compression-only CPR was performed by 15 Basic Life Support instructors who carried out two rounds of continuous CPR for 2 min each Data were analysed with a correlation test a Bland-Altman method and a Wilcoxon test Statistical significance was defined as plt005
bull RESULTSbull A significant difference was found between the mean depths of compression measured by the
feedback device and the manikin on a dental chair and on the floor (plt00001) The feedback device overestimated the depth of chest compressions and Bland-Altman analysis demonstrated poor agreement
bull CONCLUSION
bull This study indicates that feedback devices with accelerometer technology are not sufficiently reliable to ensure adequate chest compression on dental chairs
Angina
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato
alle spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash sollievo con NTGsi spera ndash Ansiapalloresudorazionetachicardia
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minNatispraysublinguale ndash Ossigenondash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
Localizzazioni del dolore anginoso
Sharplocalized
radiating or notmay radiate to
teeth
You tube3 IUSB angina attack
bull httpyoutubeufyxHSSvcG8
bull Molto pertinente
bull httpyoutubejd-9DSDWSsI
bull Angina pectoris medical emergency
Infarto miocardico
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato alle
spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash Mancato sollievo con NTG ndash Dispneasincopediaforesimorte improvvisa
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minndash Ossigenondash Aspirina 165-325 mgndash AnalgesicomorfinabuprenorfinaN2Ondash Chiamare aiutondash Posizionare AED ndash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
ndash MONAMorfinaossigenonitroglicerinaaspirina
Fattori di rischio per cardiopatia ischemica
bull Etagravebull Sesso maschilema = gt 65 annibull Ipertensionebull DislipidemieColestTGHDL lowbull Diabetebull Fumobull Familiaritagravebull Malattie infiammatorie sistemiche collagenopatiebull Obesitagrave bull Metabolic syndrome This has been characterized by the presence of
hyperinsulinemia (fasting glucose level ge 100 mgdL) abdominal obesity (waist circumference gt40 in for men or gt35 in for women) decreased HDL cholesterol levels (lt 40 mgdL for men or lt 50 mgdL for women) hypertriglyceridemia (gt150 mgdL) and hypertension (ge 13085 mm Hg) Based on data from the 2000 US census an estimated 47 million Americans have the metabolic syndrome Patients with the metabolic syndrome have a 3-fold increased risk for coronary atherosclerosis and stroke compared with those without this syndrome
Fattori precipitanti lrsquoischemia
bull Sforzo fisico
bull Basse temperature
bull Digestione
bull Tachicardiafebbreipertiroidismo
bull Emozionistressndash Psichico(pauracontatto
ravvicinatooppressionecostrizioneinpossibilitagrave di muiversidi parlareodori sgradevolivista irritante o sgradevole
ndash dolore
bull Innalzamento vita media
bull Miglioramento condizioni socio-economiche ()
bull Procedure odontoiatriche sempre piugrave conservative
Maggiore frequenza di cardiopatici nella pratica odontoiatrica
Fattori stressantistressors
bull Malattiapersonale o di amici o famigliaribull Morte di un famigliare o di una persona amatabull Problemi di relazioni interpersonalibull Sovraccarico di lavorobull Inizio di un lavoro nuovobull disoccupazionebull pensionebull gravidanzabull affollamentobull traslocobull problemi della vita di tutti i giornirdquocopingrdquobull Problemi legalibull Problemi finanziaribull Perfezionismobull Eccecc
Quindinel paziente cardiopatico(ma anche negli altri)
Sedazione con BZD (short antagonizzabili)
bull Sedazione cosciente con N2O
bull empatia
bull Buona analgesia
Fin qui nov 10
bull httpyoutubeSuFvAbf_uJs
bull anginal and heart attack
Puntata ipertensiva
bull Segni e sintomindash Cefaleavertiginironziindash Disturbi della vistandash Cardiopalmo(tachicardia)ndash (dispnea)ndash Epistassi
bull Trattamentondash Nifedipina(nifedicor)5-15 gtt sublingualiOppndash Clonidina(catapresan) mezza1 fiala im o ev lentaOppndash Furosemide(Lasix) 1 2 fl im o ev lentandash Ossigenoterapia(occhialini)
Aritmie
bull Senza ECG
bull ipocineticheipercinetiche
Allergia
ndash Limitata ad un sistema o generalizzatandash Faringe e prime vie aereeedema angioneuroticondash Tratto respiratorioasmabroncospasmostridorendash Cuteorticariapruritondash Anafilassitutti i precedenti+collasso cardiocircolatoriondash DDangioedema ereditario
ndash Segni e sintomindash Pruritoarrossamentopomfiedema labbramucose boccafaringehellipndash Distress respiratorioasmandash Ipotensionepolso piccolofrequentepallore
bull Ossigenobull Chiamare aiutobull Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
anafilassi
bull Posizione supina
bull Ossigenazione
bull Adrenalina im 05mg
bull Liquidi evndash Antistaminico trimeton 10 mg im
ndash Cortisone
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull In caso di arrestoCPR
Cause di allergia
bull Materiali implantari e amalgama metallititanioporcellane e metalli nobili mercurio
bull Latexdighebull Acrilatibull Formaldeidebull Clorexidinabull AL e conservanti (metilparaben)
bull patch testing prick testing and blood tests for allergen-specific IgE
Sincope vasovagalesvenimentobull Segni e sintomi
ndash Svenimentondash Nausea ndash Debolezzandash Pallorendash Cute fredda e sudatandash Polso rallentatoma prima tachindash Ipotensionendash Discomfort addominalendash Midriasindash sbadiglio
bull Trattamentondash Posizione supinandash Elevare gli arti infndash Ossigenondash Monitorizzare ndash Atropina 05 mg im o iv
Fattori scatenanti psicogenipauraansiastress emotivocattive notiziedolorespecie se improvviso ed inaspettatovista del sanguestrumenti chirurgicisiringhe
Fattori scatenanti non psicogeniStazione erettaFame da salto del pasto o da dietaEsaurimentostanchezzaCattive condizioni fisicheAmbiente caldo-umidoAffollamentoSesso maschileGiovani16-35 anni
Pathophysiology
Stress
Catecholamines release
Decreased peripheral vascular resistance amp uarr blood flow to peripheral muscles
darr venous return
darr circulatory blood vol amp drop in arterial BP
Activation of Compensatory mechanisms
Reflex bradycardia develops (lt 50)
Significant drop in cardiac output associated with fall in BP below the critical level
Cerebral ischemia amp loss of consciousness
Assess consciousness (loss of response to sensory stimulation)
Activate office emergency system
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Perform additional procedures
Administer aromatic ammonia
Administer atropine if bradycardia persists
Do not panic
Post syncopal recovery- delayed recovery-
Postpone dental treatment Activate EMS
Determine precipitating factors
POSTURAL HYPOTENSION
Predisposing factors
bull Administration and ingestion of drugs eg antihypertensives like sodium depleting diuretics calcium channel blockers ampganglion blocking agents sedatives and narcotics histamine blockers levo dopa
bull Prolonged period of recumbency or convalescence
bull Inadequate postural reflex
bull Late stage pregnancy
bull Advanced age
bull Venous defects in legs (eg varicose veins)
bull Recovery from sympathectomy
bull Addissonrsquos disease
bull Physical exhaustion and starvation
bull Chronic postural hypotension (Shy ndash Drager syndrome)
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
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ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
bull httpyoutubenEbsKfLl1n4
bull Acquisti materiale consumabiledoctorshopdoctorpoint
autorizzazione acquisto FU-3doc
SIAD Ozzano Emilia via Libertagrave 17 wwwsiadcom
bull ALLEGATO 3 ndash DICHIARAZIONE SOSTITUTIVA DI CERTIFICAZIONE (ai sensi dellrsquoart 46 del DPR 28122000 n 445)bull
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bull buongiornobull non possiamo vendere medicinali a studi medici che non abbiano
sottoscritto lrsquoallegato che Le inoltrobull
bull Riesce ad inoltrare ai due medici il modulo facendomelo poi avere via e-mail o via fax allo 051 796026
bull Grazie millebull
bull Massimiliano Lucchinabull Servizio Venditabull
bull SIAD SpA | I-40064 Ozzano dellEmilia (BO) - Via della Libertagrave 17bull Tel +39 051 799399 | Fax +39 051 796026bull massimiliano_lucchinasiadeu | wwwsiadcom
Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
La valigetta degli orrori set di rianimazione completo di bombola ricaricabile di ossigeno da 05 LT in acciaio riduttore con manometro ed erogatore pallone rianimatore maschera rianimazione 2 cannule di Guedel pinza tiralingua apribocca elicoidale tubo atossico in contenitore plastico antiurto
Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
bull
STOPsnoretiredobserved(stopped breathing)pressure
STOP QuestionnaireA Tool to Screen Patients for Obstructive Sleep ApneaAnesthesiology 2008 108812ndash21
Stop tradottoquasi corrisponde
bull SmdashldquoDo you snore loudly (louder than talking or loud enough to be heard through closed doors)rdquoRussi forte+ che parlare a voce alta
tanto da essere udito a porta chiusaSornacchiarebull TmdashldquoDo you often feel tired fatigued or sleepy during daytimerdquoti
senti stancoaffaticato o sonnolento durante il giorno Tiratohelliphellip
bull OmdashldquoHas anyone observed you stop breathing during your sleepNessuno ti ha osservato fermare il respiro durante il sonnoosservato
bull rdquo PmdashldquoDo you have or are you being treated for high blood pressure Hai o sei stato in terapia per ipertensionePressione
Screening of patients
Poliambulatorio helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip Modulo di consenso informato per procedure chirurgiche ambulatoriali o day surgery Da consegnare al momento della prenotazione e riportare
Si prega di leggere attentamente e riempire con i dati richiesti sopra le parti indicate dai puntini(datacittagravecognomenomeinterventofirma)
Datahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Cittagravehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip Io sottoscrittohelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Dichiaro di attenermi alle seguenti disposizioni
I)non assumere alcun cibo nelle 6 ore precedenti linterventone liquidi nelle due ore
precedenti raccomandazioni per il digiuno preoperatorio
MATERIALE INGERITO TEMPO MINIMO DI DIGIUNO
Liquidi chiari (acquacaffegravethe succo senza polpa bibite
gasate)
2 ore
Pasto leggero (toast e bibita) 6 ore
2)di non guidare alcuna automobile o motocicletta o bicicletta od utilizzare qualsiasi
macchinario nelle 24 ore seguenti Ianestesia o sedazione
3)di non assumere alcoolici nelle 24 ore seguenti lanestesia o sedazione
4)di farmi riaccompagnare alla mia residenza da un adulto responsabile
5)di rimanere in compagnia di un adulto responsabile una volta tornato al domicilio
6) di non assumere alcuna decisione importante ne firmare documenti
importanti(testamentoassicurazioni ecc)nelle 24 ore seguenti
7)di vestirmi in modo praticocosicchegrave il vestiario possa essere facilmente rimosso e
indossato e riposto in un armadiettoper estute da ginnastica con maniche larghe e
apertura frontale 8)di non portare gioielli o altri oggetti di valore in ambulatorio
9)di mettermi in contatto con lunitagrave chirurgica ambulatoriale nel caso insorga una
qualsiasi complicanza postoperatoria
10) di assumere o avere giagrave assunto la mia terapia agli intervalli soliticon un poco
di acqua se necessario
FIRMA
IDquest day surg e consensodoc
Screening of patients 2
CM 1312009
DottClaudio Melloni
Specialista in Anestesia e Rianimazione
Via Fossolo 28
40138 Bologna
tel051390048
Questionario preoperatorio di autocompilazione Si prega di barrare la risposta esatta con un segnetto o un cerchietto eo riempire gli spazi sopra i
puntini con le informazioni richiesteTutte le risposte sono confidenziali e coperte dal segreto
professionaleGrazie
Cognome e nomehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
indirizzoviahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipcittagravehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipCaphellip
telhelliphelliphelliphellip
etagravehellip peso in kghellip altezza in cmhellip
Si sente ammalato SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ha o ha avuto una malattia seria SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ha affanno dopo sforzo SI NO
Ha tosse SI NO
Ha sibili respiratori SI NO
Ha dolore al petto da sforzo SI NO
Ha gonfiore alle caviglie SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie di cuore SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie dei polmoni SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie di fegato SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie dello stomaco reflussoulcera SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie dei reni SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie muscolari SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie cerebrali SI NO
Ha assunto farmaci negli ultimi tre mesi SI NO
Se Siqualihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Prende gocce nasali o oculari SI NO
Egrave allergico a qualche medicinale SI NO
Ersquo allergico a qualche cibo SI NO
Ha subito interventi o anestesie negli ultimi 3 mesi
SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Egrave mai stato operato prima drsquoora SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ci sono state strane storie in famiglia di incidenti insorti durante o subito dopo anestesia
SI NO
Porta occhiali o lenti a contatto SI NO
Porta protesi dentarie o ponti mobili SI NO Beve piugrave di in bicchiere di vino o di un superalcoolico al giorno
SI NO Fuma SI NO
Se Siquanto Ci sono stati altri problemi di salute fisica o mentale non compresi in questa lista
SI NO
Se Siqualihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Fa movimento o sport SI NO
Se sigraveche cosa(per es biciclettalavori di casaortoraccolta fruttaecc) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Raccolta dati
cM 1195
data sedehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
COGNOME E NOME
INDIRIZZO TELhelliphelliphelliphellip
ETAgrave PESO(KG) ALTEZZA(CM) ASA
INTERVENTO
ANESTESISTACHIRURGO
anestetico locale Si No farmacomg
adrenalina Si No dose
via aerea spont guedel maschera IOT IRT COPA LMA
respirazionespont ass man IPPV O2 si no maschera occhialini
Premedicazioneora
induzione(farmacidosi)
mantenimento
inizio anestesiaora inizio chirurgiaora
Via
venosa
fleboclisi 1 2 3 4 MAC opp
AG
Min PAS PAD Fc SaO2 EtCO2 Osservazioni bas
5
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totalifarmaciipnoticisedativian algesicimi orilassanti
altri stopanalgesia
fine anestesiaora fine chirurgiaora
apertura occhiora orientamentoorahellip RS orahelliphelliphelliphellipestub orahelliphelliphellip sedutohin piedi
hhelliphelliphelliphelliphellip vestirsi hhelliphellip camminare hhelliphelliphelliphelliphellip mingere hhelliphelliphellip berehhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipeffetti
collateralihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipPONV se siterapiahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipno dolore se siterapiahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipoppNO
Dimissioneorahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
ConsensoPoliambulatorio SLucia
Via Murri 164
Bologna
DICHIARAZIONE DI AVVENUTA INFORMAZIONE E CONSENSO ALLrsquoANESTESIA
Io Sottoscrittoahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip natoa a helliphelliphelliphelliphellip
il
Dichiaro di essere stato informatoa dal Medico Anestesista drhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
che le mie condizioni di salute mi collocano nella classe ASAhelliphellip ed il rischio relativo allrsquointervento
chirurgico al quale io verrorsquo sottopostoa egrave helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ho compreso le informazioni circa il tipo di anestesia piugrave appropriato nella mia situazione e dopo avere preso in considerazione anche le eventuali alternative dograve il mio consenso al trattamento anestesiologico
concordato che saragrave il seguentehelliphelliphellip helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Sono stato informato che tale trattamento qualora si verificassero condizioni particolari che mi verranno
spiegate potrebbe essere modificato
Mi egrave stato spiegato che lrsquoanestesia pur essendo fra le metodiche piugrave sicure della medicina moderna puograve
comportare ancora oggi in rarissimi casi complicanze mortali o gravi danni permanenti in particolare di
tipo neurologico Mi ritengo adeguatamente informato e non desidero ricevere ulteriori informazioni
In seguito alla mia richiesta di ulteriori informazioni ho ricevuto e compreso ogni spiegazione sui
trattamenti anestesiologici che verranno adottati prima durante e dopo lrsquointervento In particolare ho
compreso le informazioni circa le complicanze piugrave comuni e prevedibili nel mio caso specifico che
consistono inhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Autorizzo inoltre il Medico Anestesista a comunicare notizie relative al mio stato di salute
ahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Dichiarazioni particolarihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
DATA
Firma del Paziente Firma del Medico Anestesista
helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip helliphellip
Firma del Tutorehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipdihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Drugs taken by patientshellip
bull We consistently found associations of antipsychotic and SSRI antidepressant treatment with sudden unexplaineddeath significantly raised risk ratios being found for typicaland atypical antipsychotics the latter including risperidoneand olanzapine individually and the SSRI antidepressants including citalopram fluoxetine and sertraline Individually
bull Br J Clin Pharmacol 2009 November 68(5) 743ndash751bull doi 101111j1365-2125200903496xbull PMCID PMC2791981bull Sudden death in patients receiving drugs tending to
prolong the QT intervalbull Kate Jolly1 Michael D Gammage2 Kar Keung Cheng1 Peter
Bradburn1 Miriam V Banting1 and Michael J S Langman2
J Can Dent Assoc 2009 Feb75(1)41Dental surgery for patients on anticoagulant therapy with warfarin a
systematic review and meta-analysisNematullah A Alabousi A Blanas N Douketis JD Sutherland SE
bull University of Toronto Ontario Canadabull Comment in bull Evid Based Dent 200910(2)52 bull Republished in bull Tex Dent J 2009 Dec126(12)1183-93 bull Abstractbull PURPOSE To evaluate the effect of continuing warfarin therapy on the bleeding risk of patients undergoing elective dental surgical proceduresbull METHODS Data sources were the MEDLINE and EMBASE databases the Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials a manual citation review of
the relevant literature content experts and relevant abstracts from the proceedings of the International Association for Dental Research Study selection was carried out independently by 2 reviewers as was quality assessment Data extraction was done by 3 reviewers Differences were resolved by consensus Eligible studies were randomized controlled trials that compared the effects of continuing the regular dose of warfarintherapy with the effects of discontinuing or modifying the dose on the incidence of bleeding in patients undergoing dental procedures
bull RESULTS Five trials (a total of 553 patients) met the inclusion criteria Compared with interrupting warfarin therapy (either partial or complete) perioperative continuation of warfarin with patients usual dose was not associated with an increased risk for clinically significant nonmajor bleeding (relative risk [RR] 071 95 confidence interval [CI] 039-128 p = 065 I2 = 0) or an increased risk for minor bleeding (RR 119 95 CI 090-158 p = 022 I2 = 0)
bull CONCLUSIONS Continuing the regular dose of warfarin therapy does not seem to confer an increased risk of bleeding compared with discontinuing or modifying the warfarin dose for patients undergoing minor dental procedures
Clin Oral Implants Res 2009 Sep20 Suppl 496-106What influence do anticoagulants have on oral implant therapy
A systematic reviewMadrid C Sanz M
bull bull Department of oral surgery Oral Medicine and Hospital Dentistry Department of Ambulatory Care and Community Medicine University of Lausanne
Lausanne Switzerland carlosmadridhospvdchbull Abstractbull OBJECTIVES This systematic review aims to assess the risks (both thromboembolic and bleeding) of an oral anticoagulation therapy (OAT) patient undergoing
implant therapy and to provide a management protocol to patients under OAT undergoing implant therapybull MATERIAL AND METHODS Medline Cochrane Data Base of Systematic Reviews the Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials and EMBASE (from 1980 to
December 2008) were searched for English-language articles published between 1966 and 2008 This search was completed by a hand research accessing the references cited in all identified publications
bull RESULTS Nineteen studies were identified reporting outcomes after oral surgery procedures (mostly dental extractions in patients on OAT following different management protocols and haemostatic therapies) Five studies were randomized-controlled trials (RCTs) 11 were controlled clinical trials (CCTs) and three were prospective case series The OAT management strategies as well as the protocols during and after surgery were different This heterogeneity prevented any possible data aggregation and synthesis The results from these studies are very homogeneous reporting minor bleeding in very few patients without a significant difference between the OAT patients who continue with the vitamin K antagonists vs the patients who stopped this medication before surgery These post-operative bleeding events were controlled only with local haemostatic measures tranexamic acid mouthwashes gelatine sponges and cellulose gauzess application were effective Post-operative bleeding did not correlate with the international normalised ratio (INR) status In none of the studies was a thromboembolic event reported
bull CONCLUSIONS OAT patients (INR 2-4) who do not discontinue the AC medication do not have a significantly higher risk of post-operative bleeding than non-OAT patients and they also do not have a higher risk of post-operative bleeding than OAT patients who discontinue the medication In patients with OAT (INR 2-4) without discontinuation topical haemostatic agents were effective in preventing post-operative bleeding OAT discontinuation is not recommended for minor oral surgery such as single tooth extraction or implant placement provided that this does not involve autogenous bone grafts extensive flaps or osteotomy preparations extending outside the bony envelope Evidence does not support that dental implant placement in patients on OAT is contraindicated
bull The following are the latestguidelineshowever every DDS should thinkabouthelliphellip
Guideline TitleSteps to reduce surgical risk In II guidelines for perioperative evaluation
Bibliographic Source(s)Gualandro DM Yu PC Calderaro D Marques AC Pinho C Caramelli B et al Steps to reduce surgical risk In II guidelines for perioperative evaluation Arq Bras Cardiol
201196(3 Suppl 1)23-41 [379 references]
bull Antiplatelet Agents (AAS)bull Recommendations for antiplatelet agents before noncardiac surgeriesbull Degree of Recommendation Ibull Patients with coronary artery disease and noncardiac surgery scheduled should maintain the use of
AAS at a low dose of 75 to 100 mgday except in neurosurgeries and transurethral resection of the prostate Level of Evidence B
bull Patients using dual antiplatelet therapy by means of recent angioplasty with stent should keepreceiving AAS throughout the perioperative period with discontinuation of thienopyridine 5 daysbefore surgery and reintroduction as early as possible ideally before the patient completes 10 daysof discontinuation Level of Evidence C
bull Patients receiving antiplatelet therapy only with thienopyridine and surgery scheduled with moderate to high-risk of bleeding should discontinue medication 5 days before Level of EvidenceC
bull Degree of Recommendation IIabull Keep dual antiplatelet therapy in procedures with low risk for bleeding Level of Evidence Cbull Patients receiving antiplatelet therapy only with thienopyridine and surgery scheduled with low risk
of bleeding should continue medication in the perioperative period Level of Evidence C
bull Procedures with Low Risk of Bleedingbull Cataract surgerybull Minor dermatological proceduresbull Dental procedures - hygiene simple extraction restoration endodontic and
prosthetic proceduresbull Recommendationsbull Patients at High Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence Cbull Discontinue warfarin 5 days before surgery and wait for INR lt15 to perform the procedurebull UFH or prophylactic LMWH can be used in the preoperative period if indicatedbull Postoperatively use UFH or prophylactic LMWH if indicated by the type of procedure and resume warfarin 12 to 14 hours after surgerybull Patients at Low Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence Cbull Discontinue warfarin 5 days before surgery and wait for INR lt15bull Start full-dose UFH or LMWH when INR lt20bull Discontinue intravenous UFH 4 hours before surgery and subcutaneous LMWH 24 hours before surgerybull Postoperatively restart full-dose UFH or LMWH and warfarin and 12 to 24 hours after the procedure and discontinue heparin only when the INR is within
therapeutic rangebull Patients at Intermediate Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence Cbull Depending on the individual assessment of each patient the guidelines can be followed either for the high or low risk to the discretion of the physician in
chargebull Procedures with Low Risk of Bleedingbull Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence Cbull Perform the procedure with an INR within the therapeutic range ndash it is not necessary to discontinue the anticoagulantbull If INR gt3 discontinue anticoagulation therapy one or two days before surgery and reintroduce it the night after surgery
Endocarditis Prophylaxis
bull Dental Procedures and Prevention of Infective Endocarditisbull Dental procedures with higher risk for bacteremia are subgingival placement of antibiotic fibers or strips dental extractions dental implants or reimplants endodontic and periodontal
procedures placement of orthodontic bands and procedures with significant bleeding Whenever high-risk patients undergo these procedures should receive antibiotic prophylaxis Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence C It is likely that low-income populations with little access to health care with heart diseases other than those cited in Table 2 (below) also benefit from infective endocarditis (IE) prophylaxis before dental procedures Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence C
bull Table 2 Patients at Risk of Acquiring Severe Infective Endocarditisbull Patient with prosthetic heart valvebull Valvular heart disease corrected with prosthetic materialbull History of infective endocarditisbull Acquired valvular heart disease in patient who underwent heart transplantbull Uncorrected cyanotic congenital heart diseasebull Corrected cyanotic congenital heart disease that evolves with residual lesionbull Congenital heart disease corrected with prosthetic materialbull Surgical Procedures and Prevention of Infective Endocarditisbull Indications for Endocarditis Prophylaxisbull Degree of Recommendation Ibull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will be subjected to dental procedures with a high probability of significant bacteremia (see Table 3 below)
Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Table 3 Dental Procedures and Indication of Infective Endocarditis Prophylaxisbull Indicated Not Recommended ndash Any Patients Who Will Undergo the Procedures Belowbull For patients at risk for severe infective endocarditis and who will undergo procedures involving manipulation of gingival tissue periodontal region or perforation of oral mucosa Local
anesthesia in non-infected tissuebull Dental X-raybull Placement or removal of bracesbull Adjustment of bracesbull Placement of parts in bracesbull Natural loss of milk toothbull Bleeding originated from the trauma of the oral mucosa or lipsbull Degree of Recommendation IIabull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria on Table 2 (above) and who will undergo dental procedures with a high
probability of significant bacteremia (see Table 3 above) Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will undergo genitourinary or gastrointestinal procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic
regimen (see Table 11 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will undergo esophageal or respiratory tract procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen
(see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Degree of Recommendation IIbbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo dental procedures that do not meet
the criteria on Table 3 (above) Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo genitourinary or gastrointestinal
procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen (see Table 11 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo esophageal or respiratory tract
procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Degree of Recommendation IIIbull There is no indication for IE prophylaxis in patients with interatrial communication alone interventricular communication or corrected patent ductus arteriosus and without residual
flow myocardial revascularization surgery mitral valve prolapse without regurgitation after placement of stents innocent heart murmurs patients with pacemakers or implantablecardioverter-defibrillators (ICDs) history of Kawasaki disease or rheumatic fever without valve dysfunction who will undergo dental esophageal respiratory tract genitourinary or
Guideline on antibiotic prophylaxis for dental patients at risk for infection
Bibliographic Source(s)Clinical Affairs Committee Council on Clinical Affairs Guideline on
antibiotic prophylaxis for dental patients at risk for infection Chicago (IL) American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) 2011 5 p [27
references]bull Major Recommendationsbull The conservative use of antibiotics is indicated to minimize the risk of developing resistance to current antibiotic regimens Given the increasing number of organisms that have
developed resistance to current antibiotic regimens as well as the potential for an adverse anaphylactic reaction to the drug administered it is best to be judicious in the use of antibiotics for the prevention of infective endocarditis (IE) and other distant-site infections
bull Patients with Cardiac Conditionsbull Dental practitioners should consider prophylactic measures to minimize the risk of IE in patients with underlying cardiac conditions The risk of developing IE can arise from a combination
of high-risk patients and dental procedures However at-risk patients with poor oral hygiene and gingival bleeding after routine activities (eg toothbrushing) also have shown an increased potential for developing complications of IE It therefore is recommended to encourage daily good oral hygiene practices to reduce gingivitis as part of the prophylacticregimen These patients andor parents need to be educated and motivated to maintain personal oral hygiene through daily plaque removal including flossing Greater emphasis shouldbe placed on improved access to dental care and oral health in patients with underlying cardiac conditions at high risk for IE and less focus on a dental procedure and antibiotic coverage Professional prevention strategies should be based upon the individuals assessed risk for caries and periodontal disease
bull Specific recommendations from the latest American Heart Association (AHA) guideline on prevention of IE are included in the tables below The AHA recommends antibiotic prophylaxisonly for those whose underlying cardiac conditions are associated with the highest risk of adverse outcome (see Table 1 below) Such conditions include prosthetic heart valves previoushistory of IE unrepaired or incompletely repaired cyanotic congenital heart disease (CHD) completely repaired congenital heart defect with prosthetic material or device during the first 6 months after the procedure repaired CHD with residual defects at the site or adjacent to the site of a prosthetic patch or device and cardiac transplantation recipients who developcardiac valvulopathy In addition to those diagnoses listed in the AHA guidelines patients with a reported history of injection drug use may be considered at risk for developing IE in the absence of cardiac anomalies Although quite rare complications from intraoral tongue piercing can include IE among patients with a pre-existing cardiac valvular condition andor history of injection drug use Consultation with the patients physician may be necessary to determine susceptibility to bacteremia-induced infections
bull Antibiotics are recommended for all dental procedures that involve manipulation of gingival tissue or the periapical region of teeth or perforation of the oral mucosa (see Table 2 below) Specific antibiotic regimens can be found in Table 3 in the original guideline document Practitioners and patientsparents can review the entire AHA guidelines in the AHA CirculationJournal archives httpcircahajournalsorgcgicontentfull116151736 for additional background information as well as discussion of special circumstances (eg patients already receiving antibiotic therapy patients on anticoagulant therapy)
bull Patients with Compromised Immunitybull Patients with a compromised immune system may not be able to tolerate a transient bacteremia following invasive dental procedures These non-cardiac factors can place a patient with
compromised immunity at risk for distant-site infection from a dental procedure This category includes but is not limited to patients with the following medical conditionsbull Immunosuppression secondary tobull Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)bull Severe combined immunodeficiency (SCIDS)bull Neutropeniabull Cancer chemotherapybull Hematopoietic stem cell or solid organ transplantationbull Head and neck radiotherapybull Autoimmune disease (eg juvenile arthritis systemic lupus erythematosus)bull Sickle cell anemiabull Asplenism or status post splenectomybull Chronic steroid usagebull Diabetesbull Bisphosphonate therapybull Consultation with the childs physician is recommended for management of patients with a compromised immune system Discussion of antibiotic prophylaxis for patients undergoing
chemotherapy irradiation and hematopoietic cell transplantation appears in a separate American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) guideline (see the National GuidelineClearinghouse [NGC] summary Guideline on Dental Management of Pediatric Patients Receiving Chemotherapy Hematopoietic Cell Transplantation andor Radiation)
bull Patients with Shunts Indwelling Vascular Catheters or Medical Devicesbull The AHA recommends that antibiotic prophylaxis for nonvalvular devices including indwelling vascular catheters (central lines) and cardiovascular implantable electronic devices (CIED)
is indicated only at the time of placement of these devices in order to prevent surgical site infection The AHA found no convincing evidence that microorganisms associated with dentalprocedures cause infection of CIED and nonvalvular devices at any time after implantation The infections occurring after device implantation most often are caused by Staphylococcusaureus and coagulase negative staphylococci or other microorganisms that are non-oral in origin but are associated with surgical implantation or other active infections The AHA furtherstates that immunosuppression is not an independent risk factor for nonvalvular device infections immunocompromised hosts who have those devices should receive antibioticprophylaxis as advocated for immunocompetent hosts Consultation with the childs physician is recommended for management of patients with nonvalvular devices
Cardiac Conditions Associated with the Highest Risk of AdverseOutcome from Endocarditis for Which Prophylaxis with Dental
Procedures Is Reasonable
bull Prosthetic cardiac valve or prosthetic material used for cardiac valve repair
bull Previous infective endocarditisbull Congenital heart disease (CHD)bull Unrepaired cyanotic CHD including palliative shunts and conduitsbull Completely repaired congenital heart defect with prosthetic
material or device whether placed by surgery or by catheterintervention during the first 6 months after the procedure
bull Repaired CHD with residual defects at the site or adjacent to the site of a prosthetic patch or prosthetic device (which inhibitendothelialization)
bull Cardiac transplantation recipients who develop cardiac valvulopathy
Dental Procedures for which Endocarditis ProphylaxisIs Reasonable for Patients in Table 1
bull All dental procedures that involve manipulation of gingival tissue or the periapical region of teeth or perforation of the oral mucosa
bull The following procedures and events do not needprophylaxis routine anesthetic injections throughnoninfected tissue taking dental radiographs placement of removable prosthodontic or orthodonticappliances adjustment of orthodontic appliances placement of orthodontic brackets shedding of deciduous teeth and bleeding from trauma to the lipsor oral mucosa
Considerations for Perioperative Anticoagulationarfarin therapy - management during invasive procedures and
surgeryBibliographic Source(s)
Medical Services Commission Warfarin therapy - management during invasive procedures and surgery Victoria (BC) British Columbia Medical Services Commission 2010 Oct 1 7 p [8 references]
bull Note Always consult with the surgeon and anesthesiologist aboutbull Risk of bleedingbull Goal INRbull Acceptable INR for surgerybull Baseline INR is recommended in every case and this will guide further therapybull Always discuss with surgeon and anesthesiologist what the INR should be before surgery (goal INR)bull An INR lt15 is generally acceptable except for neurosurgery ocular surgery and procedures requiring spinal anesthesia or epidural analgesia (Horlocker et al
2003)bull Risk of bleedingbull In general the type of procedure determines the risk of bleeding and how long anticoagulation must be withheld post-operativelybull Discontinuation of warfarin is essential for these procedures associated with a high risk of bleeding
ndash Procedures that the body cavity is entered eg open thoracic abdominal or pelvic surgeryndash Percutaneous needle procedures in non-compressible sites including organ biopsiesndash Any type of prostatic surgeryndash Surgery sites where minor bleeding can cause significant morbidity (eg central nervous system [CNS] and intraocular procedures)ndash Major arthroplasty surgery eg hip or knee replacement
bull Discontinuation of warfarin is usually not necessary for these procedures associated with a low risk of bleedingndash Percutaneous needle procedures in readily compressible sites (eg peripheral venous access)ndash Many skin proceduresndash Routine dental procedures (eg hygiene simple extractions restorations endodontics prosthetics)
ndash Endoscopy without biopsy
bull Assess the risk of bleeding from the procedure with the assistance of the surgeon and anesthesiologistC
Guidelines for pre-operative cardiac risk assessment and perioperative cardiac management in non-cardiac surgeryBibliographic Source(s)
Task Force for Preoperative Cardiac Risk Assessment and Perioperative [trunc] European Society of Anaesthesiology Poldermans D Bax JJ Boersma E De Hert S Eeckhout E Fowkes G Gorenek B Hennerici MG Iung B Kelm M Kjeldsen KP Kristensen SD Lopez-Sendon J Pelosi P Philippe F Pierard L Ponikowski P Schmid JP Sellevold OF Sicari R Van den Berghe G Vermassen F Guidelines for pre-operative cardiac risk
assessment and perioperative cardiac management in non-cardiac surgery Eur Heart J 2009 Nov30(22)2769-812 [238 references] PubMed
bull Pre-operative Evaluationbull Surgical Risk for Cardiac Eventsbull Although patient-specific factors are more important than surgery-specific factors in predicting the cardiac risk for noncardiac surgical procedures
the type of surgery cannot be ignored when evaluating a particular patient undergoing an intervention With regard to cardiac risk surgicalinterventions can be divided into low-risk intermediate-risk and high-risk groups with estimated 30-day cardiac event rates (cardiac death and myocardial infarction [MI]) of lt1 1ndash5 and gt5 respectively (see table below) Although only a rough estimation this risk stratification providesa good indication of the need for cardiac evaluation drug treatment and assessment of risk for cardiac events
bull Table Surgical Riska Estimatebull Low-risk lt1 Intermediate-risk 1-5 High-risk gt5bull Breastbull Dentalbull Endocrinebull Eyebull Gynaecologybull Reconstructivebull Orthopaedic-minor (knee surgery)bull Urologic-minor Abdominalbull Carotidbull Peripheral arterial angioplastybull Endovascular aneurysm repairbull Head and neck surgerybull Neurologicalorthopaedic-major (hip and spine surgery)bull Pulmonary renalliver transplantbull Urologic-major Aortic and major vascular surgerybull Peripheral vascular surgerybull aRisk of MI and cardiac death within 30 days after surgery Modified from Boersma et al Perioperative cardiovascular mortality in noncardiac
surgery validation of the Lee cardiac risk index Am J Med 20051181134ndash1141
Segni vitali
bull Prima di ogni trattamento dovrebbero essere misurati i segni vitaliPAFCrespirazione e temperatura
Inserire fot Omron
IMG_6728JPG
ContecVital Signs Monitor PatientMonitor with CE Certificate
(CMS5000)
Riconoscere una emergenza
bull Segni e sintomi di emergenza incipiente
ndash Dolore toracico
ndash Cute pallida
ndash Sudorazione
ndash Vomito(nausea)
ndash RESPIRAZIONE IRREGOLARE
ndash SENSAZIONI STRANE O INSOLITE
ndash Modificazioni delle frequenza e o della pressione
Codice di deontologia medica
bull Art 7 ndash Obbligo drsquointervento drsquourgenza Il medico
e devetempestivamente attivarsi per assicurare ognispecifica adeguata assistenza
Procedure iniziali nellrsquoemergenzabull Interrompere la procedura
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull Chiamare il kit di emergenza
bull Valutare lo stato di coscienzase incoscienteabbassare la poltrona trendelemburg
bull Somministrare O2se coscienteocchialinise incosciente ma respira maschera se incosciente e non respira pallone e maschera
Algoritmo di base
bull PABCDbull Posizionare
bull A airway
bull B breathing
bull Ccirculation
bull Ddefinitivo o diagnosi
Come valutare lo stato di coscienza
1 come definirlo cosciente
vigile
soporoso
coma
2 come riconoscerlo stimolo verbale
stimolo doloroso
3 come valutarlo risposta verbale
apertura occhi
risposta motoria
Valutare le vie aereeaprire la bocca
estendere il capo e sostenere il mentoimpiegare lrsquoaspirazione se necessario
Valutare la respirazionese non respiradai due respiri con ossigeno 100
se in apneainserisci la cannula orofaringea chiama per lrsquoAED
Valutare la circolazionecerca il polsocarotide(radiale)
in assenza di polsopreparati per CPRmettere il paziente in pianomeglio al suolo iniziare MCE
applicare lrsquoAED se crsquoegrave il polsovalutare la frequenza e la forza
Distress
bull Respiratoriobroncospasmoasma
bull ToracicodoloreanginaMI
bull Psicologicoagitazioneconvulsioni
bull Prevenire il distress
ndash Ambiente accoglientetranquillorilassato
ndash Minimizzare la paurail freddo
ndash Mantenere PA e FC e respirazione nei limiti
ndash Non interrompere la terapia
Valutare il paz e la situazionebull Controllare i segni vitali del pazientePAFCrespirazionecolorebull Non tentare di trasportare il paziente da solibull Chiama immediatamente il 118 se
ndash Arresto cardiacondash Arresto respiratoriondash incoscienzagt 1 minndash Stato confusionale prolungatondash Dolore toracico gt 5 min non alleviato dal venitrinndash Difficoltagrave respiratoriandash Convulsionindash Ipotensione grave o tachicardia()
bull Tratta il paziente in emergenza finchegrave non arriva il soccorsobull Tieni pronta la cartella e quanto fatto finora per la squadra di soccorsobull Compila la scheda delle emergenze in studio
What types of emergencies can be expected in the dental office
Ostruzione delle vie aeree
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentoimprovvisaafferrare la gola(segno universale)ndash Stridorendash Tosse violentandash Dispneaspasmindash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Tosse forzatandash Compressione addominalendash Percussione dorsale con paziente curvo in avanti ndash Ossigenazione ndash Ispezione delle prime vie aereendash laringoscopiopinza di Magillaspiratorendash Chiamare aiutondash Trasferimento in ospedale per broncoscopia in urgenza
How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver You tubehttpyoutubekJDpr05zmB4
bull How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver
bull Edited by Bob Robertson Rob S Nicole Willson Travis Derouin and 37 others
bull Googlewikihow
Airway obstruction management
Asmabroncospasmo
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentondash Sensazione di peso sul toracendash stridorendash Tossendash Dispneandash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Posizionare il pazsedutobraccia in avantindash Ossigenondash Spray con salbutamol 2 puffripeti dopo 5 min se inefficacendash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
bull httpyoutubekff3co6xwik
bull httpyoutubeEK8nzKzdnIM
bull httpyoutubewlygTaY4ioc
Arresto cardiaco
bull Segni e sintomibull Non rispondebull Non respirabull Non ha polsobull Trattamento
ndash Mettere il paz supinotavola sotto il torace o stendere sul pavimento
ndash Chiamare aiutondash Attaccare AED e seguire le istruzionindash Iniziare CPRndash Ossigenare ventilazione con pallone e maschera
bull httpyoutubeI-eFjl2G9vg
Emerg Med J 2012 Nov29(11)890-3 Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
Segal N Laurent F Maman L Plaisance P Augustin P
bull Source
bull Emergency Department Lariboisiegravere Hospital Paris 7 University (Paris Diderot) Paris France drnicolassegalgmailcom
bull Conflicting studies exist about the effectiveness of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on a dental chair In some situations dental surgeons are obliged to perform CPR with the patient on the chair Feedback devices are supposed to guide the compression depth in order to improve the quality of CPR but some devices are based on an accelerometer that can theoretically report erroneous results because of the lack of rigidity of a dental chair
bull OBJECTIVE
bull The aim of this study was to evaluate the accuracy of these devices to guide chest compressions on a dental chair
Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
bull METHODSbull A prospective randomised crossover equivalencenon-inferiority study was conducted to compare
the values of compression depths provided by the feedback device (Real CPR Help(reg) delivered by Zollcopy Medical Corporation Chelmsford MA USA) with the real measurements provided by the manikin (Resusci Anne(reg) Advanced SkillTrainer Laerdal Medical AScopy Norway) Chest-compression-only CPR was performed by 15 Basic Life Support instructors who carried out two rounds of continuous CPR for 2 min each Data were analysed with a correlation test a Bland-Altman method and a Wilcoxon test Statistical significance was defined as plt005
bull RESULTSbull A significant difference was found between the mean depths of compression measured by the
feedback device and the manikin on a dental chair and on the floor (plt00001) The feedback device overestimated the depth of chest compressions and Bland-Altman analysis demonstrated poor agreement
bull CONCLUSION
bull This study indicates that feedback devices with accelerometer technology are not sufficiently reliable to ensure adequate chest compression on dental chairs
Angina
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato
alle spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash sollievo con NTGsi spera ndash Ansiapalloresudorazionetachicardia
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minNatispraysublinguale ndash Ossigenondash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
Localizzazioni del dolore anginoso
Sharplocalized
radiating or notmay radiate to
teeth
You tube3 IUSB angina attack
bull httpyoutubeufyxHSSvcG8
bull Molto pertinente
bull httpyoutubejd-9DSDWSsI
bull Angina pectoris medical emergency
Infarto miocardico
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato alle
spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash Mancato sollievo con NTG ndash Dispneasincopediaforesimorte improvvisa
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minndash Ossigenondash Aspirina 165-325 mgndash AnalgesicomorfinabuprenorfinaN2Ondash Chiamare aiutondash Posizionare AED ndash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
ndash MONAMorfinaossigenonitroglicerinaaspirina
Fattori di rischio per cardiopatia ischemica
bull Etagravebull Sesso maschilema = gt 65 annibull Ipertensionebull DislipidemieColestTGHDL lowbull Diabetebull Fumobull Familiaritagravebull Malattie infiammatorie sistemiche collagenopatiebull Obesitagrave bull Metabolic syndrome This has been characterized by the presence of
hyperinsulinemia (fasting glucose level ge 100 mgdL) abdominal obesity (waist circumference gt40 in for men or gt35 in for women) decreased HDL cholesterol levels (lt 40 mgdL for men or lt 50 mgdL for women) hypertriglyceridemia (gt150 mgdL) and hypertension (ge 13085 mm Hg) Based on data from the 2000 US census an estimated 47 million Americans have the metabolic syndrome Patients with the metabolic syndrome have a 3-fold increased risk for coronary atherosclerosis and stroke compared with those without this syndrome
Fattori precipitanti lrsquoischemia
bull Sforzo fisico
bull Basse temperature
bull Digestione
bull Tachicardiafebbreipertiroidismo
bull Emozionistressndash Psichico(pauracontatto
ravvicinatooppressionecostrizioneinpossibilitagrave di muiversidi parlareodori sgradevolivista irritante o sgradevole
ndash dolore
bull Innalzamento vita media
bull Miglioramento condizioni socio-economiche ()
bull Procedure odontoiatriche sempre piugrave conservative
Maggiore frequenza di cardiopatici nella pratica odontoiatrica
Fattori stressantistressors
bull Malattiapersonale o di amici o famigliaribull Morte di un famigliare o di una persona amatabull Problemi di relazioni interpersonalibull Sovraccarico di lavorobull Inizio di un lavoro nuovobull disoccupazionebull pensionebull gravidanzabull affollamentobull traslocobull problemi della vita di tutti i giornirdquocopingrdquobull Problemi legalibull Problemi finanziaribull Perfezionismobull Eccecc
Quindinel paziente cardiopatico(ma anche negli altri)
Sedazione con BZD (short antagonizzabili)
bull Sedazione cosciente con N2O
bull empatia
bull Buona analgesia
Fin qui nov 10
bull httpyoutubeSuFvAbf_uJs
bull anginal and heart attack
Puntata ipertensiva
bull Segni e sintomindash Cefaleavertiginironziindash Disturbi della vistandash Cardiopalmo(tachicardia)ndash (dispnea)ndash Epistassi
bull Trattamentondash Nifedipina(nifedicor)5-15 gtt sublingualiOppndash Clonidina(catapresan) mezza1 fiala im o ev lentaOppndash Furosemide(Lasix) 1 2 fl im o ev lentandash Ossigenoterapia(occhialini)
Aritmie
bull Senza ECG
bull ipocineticheipercinetiche
Allergia
ndash Limitata ad un sistema o generalizzatandash Faringe e prime vie aereeedema angioneuroticondash Tratto respiratorioasmabroncospasmostridorendash Cuteorticariapruritondash Anafilassitutti i precedenti+collasso cardiocircolatoriondash DDangioedema ereditario
ndash Segni e sintomindash Pruritoarrossamentopomfiedema labbramucose boccafaringehellipndash Distress respiratorioasmandash Ipotensionepolso piccolofrequentepallore
bull Ossigenobull Chiamare aiutobull Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
anafilassi
bull Posizione supina
bull Ossigenazione
bull Adrenalina im 05mg
bull Liquidi evndash Antistaminico trimeton 10 mg im
ndash Cortisone
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull In caso di arrestoCPR
Cause di allergia
bull Materiali implantari e amalgama metallititanioporcellane e metalli nobili mercurio
bull Latexdighebull Acrilatibull Formaldeidebull Clorexidinabull AL e conservanti (metilparaben)
bull patch testing prick testing and blood tests for allergen-specific IgE
Sincope vasovagalesvenimentobull Segni e sintomi
ndash Svenimentondash Nausea ndash Debolezzandash Pallorendash Cute fredda e sudatandash Polso rallentatoma prima tachindash Ipotensionendash Discomfort addominalendash Midriasindash sbadiglio
bull Trattamentondash Posizione supinandash Elevare gli arti infndash Ossigenondash Monitorizzare ndash Atropina 05 mg im o iv
Fattori scatenanti psicogenipauraansiastress emotivocattive notiziedolorespecie se improvviso ed inaspettatovista del sanguestrumenti chirurgicisiringhe
Fattori scatenanti non psicogeniStazione erettaFame da salto del pasto o da dietaEsaurimentostanchezzaCattive condizioni fisicheAmbiente caldo-umidoAffollamentoSesso maschileGiovani16-35 anni
Pathophysiology
Stress
Catecholamines release
Decreased peripheral vascular resistance amp uarr blood flow to peripheral muscles
darr venous return
darr circulatory blood vol amp drop in arterial BP
Activation of Compensatory mechanisms
Reflex bradycardia develops (lt 50)
Significant drop in cardiac output associated with fall in BP below the critical level
Cerebral ischemia amp loss of consciousness
Assess consciousness (loss of response to sensory stimulation)
Activate office emergency system
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Perform additional procedures
Administer aromatic ammonia
Administer atropine if bradycardia persists
Do not panic
Post syncopal recovery- delayed recovery-
Postpone dental treatment Activate EMS
Determine precipitating factors
POSTURAL HYPOTENSION
Predisposing factors
bull Administration and ingestion of drugs eg antihypertensives like sodium depleting diuretics calcium channel blockers ampganglion blocking agents sedatives and narcotics histamine blockers levo dopa
bull Prolonged period of recumbency or convalescence
bull Inadequate postural reflex
bull Late stage pregnancy
bull Advanced age
bull Venous defects in legs (eg varicose veins)
bull Recovery from sympathectomy
bull Addissonrsquos disease
bull Physical exhaustion and starvation
bull Chronic postural hypotension (Shy ndash Drager syndrome)
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
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ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
bull httpyoutubenEbsKfLl1n4
bull Acquisti materiale consumabiledoctorshopdoctorpoint
autorizzazione acquisto FU-3doc
SIAD Ozzano Emilia via Libertagrave 17 wwwsiadcom
bull ALLEGATO 3 ndash DICHIARAZIONE SOSTITUTIVA DI CERTIFICAZIONE (ai sensi dellrsquoart 46 del DPR 28122000 n 445)bull
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bull buongiornobull non possiamo vendere medicinali a studi medici che non abbiano
sottoscritto lrsquoallegato che Le inoltrobull
bull Riesce ad inoltrare ai due medici il modulo facendomelo poi avere via e-mail o via fax allo 051 796026
bull Grazie millebull
bull Massimiliano Lucchinabull Servizio Venditabull
bull SIAD SpA | I-40064 Ozzano dellEmilia (BO) - Via della Libertagrave 17bull Tel +39 051 799399 | Fax +39 051 796026bull massimiliano_lucchinasiadeu | wwwsiadcom
Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
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Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
bull
Stop tradottoquasi corrisponde
bull SmdashldquoDo you snore loudly (louder than talking or loud enough to be heard through closed doors)rdquoRussi forte+ che parlare a voce alta
tanto da essere udito a porta chiusaSornacchiarebull TmdashldquoDo you often feel tired fatigued or sleepy during daytimerdquoti
senti stancoaffaticato o sonnolento durante il giorno Tiratohelliphellip
bull OmdashldquoHas anyone observed you stop breathing during your sleepNessuno ti ha osservato fermare il respiro durante il sonnoosservato
bull rdquo PmdashldquoDo you have or are you being treated for high blood pressure Hai o sei stato in terapia per ipertensionePressione
Screening of patients
Poliambulatorio helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip Modulo di consenso informato per procedure chirurgiche ambulatoriali o day surgery Da consegnare al momento della prenotazione e riportare
Si prega di leggere attentamente e riempire con i dati richiesti sopra le parti indicate dai puntini(datacittagravecognomenomeinterventofirma)
Datahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Cittagravehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip Io sottoscrittohelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Dichiaro di attenermi alle seguenti disposizioni
I)non assumere alcun cibo nelle 6 ore precedenti linterventone liquidi nelle due ore
precedenti raccomandazioni per il digiuno preoperatorio
MATERIALE INGERITO TEMPO MINIMO DI DIGIUNO
Liquidi chiari (acquacaffegravethe succo senza polpa bibite
gasate)
2 ore
Pasto leggero (toast e bibita) 6 ore
2)di non guidare alcuna automobile o motocicletta o bicicletta od utilizzare qualsiasi
macchinario nelle 24 ore seguenti Ianestesia o sedazione
3)di non assumere alcoolici nelle 24 ore seguenti lanestesia o sedazione
4)di farmi riaccompagnare alla mia residenza da un adulto responsabile
5)di rimanere in compagnia di un adulto responsabile una volta tornato al domicilio
6) di non assumere alcuna decisione importante ne firmare documenti
importanti(testamentoassicurazioni ecc)nelle 24 ore seguenti
7)di vestirmi in modo praticocosicchegrave il vestiario possa essere facilmente rimosso e
indossato e riposto in un armadiettoper estute da ginnastica con maniche larghe e
apertura frontale 8)di non portare gioielli o altri oggetti di valore in ambulatorio
9)di mettermi in contatto con lunitagrave chirurgica ambulatoriale nel caso insorga una
qualsiasi complicanza postoperatoria
10) di assumere o avere giagrave assunto la mia terapia agli intervalli soliticon un poco
di acqua se necessario
FIRMA
IDquest day surg e consensodoc
Screening of patients 2
CM 1312009
DottClaudio Melloni
Specialista in Anestesia e Rianimazione
Via Fossolo 28
40138 Bologna
tel051390048
Questionario preoperatorio di autocompilazione Si prega di barrare la risposta esatta con un segnetto o un cerchietto eo riempire gli spazi sopra i
puntini con le informazioni richiesteTutte le risposte sono confidenziali e coperte dal segreto
professionaleGrazie
Cognome e nomehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
indirizzoviahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipcittagravehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipCaphellip
telhelliphelliphelliphellip
etagravehellip peso in kghellip altezza in cmhellip
Si sente ammalato SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ha o ha avuto una malattia seria SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ha affanno dopo sforzo SI NO
Ha tosse SI NO
Ha sibili respiratori SI NO
Ha dolore al petto da sforzo SI NO
Ha gonfiore alle caviglie SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie di cuore SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie dei polmoni SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie di fegato SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie dello stomaco reflussoulcera SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie dei reni SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie muscolari SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie cerebrali SI NO
Ha assunto farmaci negli ultimi tre mesi SI NO
Se Siqualihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Prende gocce nasali o oculari SI NO
Egrave allergico a qualche medicinale SI NO
Ersquo allergico a qualche cibo SI NO
Ha subito interventi o anestesie negli ultimi 3 mesi
SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Egrave mai stato operato prima drsquoora SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ci sono state strane storie in famiglia di incidenti insorti durante o subito dopo anestesia
SI NO
Porta occhiali o lenti a contatto SI NO
Porta protesi dentarie o ponti mobili SI NO Beve piugrave di in bicchiere di vino o di un superalcoolico al giorno
SI NO Fuma SI NO
Se Siquanto Ci sono stati altri problemi di salute fisica o mentale non compresi in questa lista
SI NO
Se Siqualihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Fa movimento o sport SI NO
Se sigraveche cosa(per es biciclettalavori di casaortoraccolta fruttaecc) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Raccolta dati
cM 1195
data sedehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
COGNOME E NOME
INDIRIZZO TELhelliphelliphelliphellip
ETAgrave PESO(KG) ALTEZZA(CM) ASA
INTERVENTO
ANESTESISTACHIRURGO
anestetico locale Si No farmacomg
adrenalina Si No dose
via aerea spont guedel maschera IOT IRT COPA LMA
respirazionespont ass man IPPV O2 si no maschera occhialini
Premedicazioneora
induzione(farmacidosi)
mantenimento
inizio anestesiaora inizio chirurgiaora
Via
venosa
fleboclisi 1 2 3 4 MAC opp
AG
Min PAS PAD Fc SaO2 EtCO2 Osservazioni bas
5
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totalifarmaciipnoticisedativian algesicimi orilassanti
altri stopanalgesia
fine anestesiaora fine chirurgiaora
apertura occhiora orientamentoorahellip RS orahelliphelliphelliphellipestub orahelliphelliphellip sedutohin piedi
hhelliphelliphelliphelliphellip vestirsi hhelliphellip camminare hhelliphelliphelliphelliphellip mingere hhelliphelliphellip berehhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipeffetti
collateralihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipPONV se siterapiahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipno dolore se siterapiahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipoppNO
Dimissioneorahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
ConsensoPoliambulatorio SLucia
Via Murri 164
Bologna
DICHIARAZIONE DI AVVENUTA INFORMAZIONE E CONSENSO ALLrsquoANESTESIA
Io Sottoscrittoahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip natoa a helliphelliphelliphelliphellip
il
Dichiaro di essere stato informatoa dal Medico Anestesista drhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
che le mie condizioni di salute mi collocano nella classe ASAhelliphellip ed il rischio relativo allrsquointervento
chirurgico al quale io verrorsquo sottopostoa egrave helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ho compreso le informazioni circa il tipo di anestesia piugrave appropriato nella mia situazione e dopo avere preso in considerazione anche le eventuali alternative dograve il mio consenso al trattamento anestesiologico
concordato che saragrave il seguentehelliphelliphellip helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Sono stato informato che tale trattamento qualora si verificassero condizioni particolari che mi verranno
spiegate potrebbe essere modificato
Mi egrave stato spiegato che lrsquoanestesia pur essendo fra le metodiche piugrave sicure della medicina moderna puograve
comportare ancora oggi in rarissimi casi complicanze mortali o gravi danni permanenti in particolare di
tipo neurologico Mi ritengo adeguatamente informato e non desidero ricevere ulteriori informazioni
In seguito alla mia richiesta di ulteriori informazioni ho ricevuto e compreso ogni spiegazione sui
trattamenti anestesiologici che verranno adottati prima durante e dopo lrsquointervento In particolare ho
compreso le informazioni circa le complicanze piugrave comuni e prevedibili nel mio caso specifico che
consistono inhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Autorizzo inoltre il Medico Anestesista a comunicare notizie relative al mio stato di salute
ahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Dichiarazioni particolarihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
DATA
Firma del Paziente Firma del Medico Anestesista
helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip helliphellip
Firma del Tutorehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipdihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Drugs taken by patientshellip
bull We consistently found associations of antipsychotic and SSRI antidepressant treatment with sudden unexplaineddeath significantly raised risk ratios being found for typicaland atypical antipsychotics the latter including risperidoneand olanzapine individually and the SSRI antidepressants including citalopram fluoxetine and sertraline Individually
bull Br J Clin Pharmacol 2009 November 68(5) 743ndash751bull doi 101111j1365-2125200903496xbull PMCID PMC2791981bull Sudden death in patients receiving drugs tending to
prolong the QT intervalbull Kate Jolly1 Michael D Gammage2 Kar Keung Cheng1 Peter
Bradburn1 Miriam V Banting1 and Michael J S Langman2
J Can Dent Assoc 2009 Feb75(1)41Dental surgery for patients on anticoagulant therapy with warfarin a
systematic review and meta-analysisNematullah A Alabousi A Blanas N Douketis JD Sutherland SE
bull University of Toronto Ontario Canadabull Comment in bull Evid Based Dent 200910(2)52 bull Republished in bull Tex Dent J 2009 Dec126(12)1183-93 bull Abstractbull PURPOSE To evaluate the effect of continuing warfarin therapy on the bleeding risk of patients undergoing elective dental surgical proceduresbull METHODS Data sources were the MEDLINE and EMBASE databases the Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials a manual citation review of
the relevant literature content experts and relevant abstracts from the proceedings of the International Association for Dental Research Study selection was carried out independently by 2 reviewers as was quality assessment Data extraction was done by 3 reviewers Differences were resolved by consensus Eligible studies were randomized controlled trials that compared the effects of continuing the regular dose of warfarintherapy with the effects of discontinuing or modifying the dose on the incidence of bleeding in patients undergoing dental procedures
bull RESULTS Five trials (a total of 553 patients) met the inclusion criteria Compared with interrupting warfarin therapy (either partial or complete) perioperative continuation of warfarin with patients usual dose was not associated with an increased risk for clinically significant nonmajor bleeding (relative risk [RR] 071 95 confidence interval [CI] 039-128 p = 065 I2 = 0) or an increased risk for minor bleeding (RR 119 95 CI 090-158 p = 022 I2 = 0)
bull CONCLUSIONS Continuing the regular dose of warfarin therapy does not seem to confer an increased risk of bleeding compared with discontinuing or modifying the warfarin dose for patients undergoing minor dental procedures
Clin Oral Implants Res 2009 Sep20 Suppl 496-106What influence do anticoagulants have on oral implant therapy
A systematic reviewMadrid C Sanz M
bull bull Department of oral surgery Oral Medicine and Hospital Dentistry Department of Ambulatory Care and Community Medicine University of Lausanne
Lausanne Switzerland carlosmadridhospvdchbull Abstractbull OBJECTIVES This systematic review aims to assess the risks (both thromboembolic and bleeding) of an oral anticoagulation therapy (OAT) patient undergoing
implant therapy and to provide a management protocol to patients under OAT undergoing implant therapybull MATERIAL AND METHODS Medline Cochrane Data Base of Systematic Reviews the Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials and EMBASE (from 1980 to
December 2008) were searched for English-language articles published between 1966 and 2008 This search was completed by a hand research accessing the references cited in all identified publications
bull RESULTS Nineteen studies were identified reporting outcomes after oral surgery procedures (mostly dental extractions in patients on OAT following different management protocols and haemostatic therapies) Five studies were randomized-controlled trials (RCTs) 11 were controlled clinical trials (CCTs) and three were prospective case series The OAT management strategies as well as the protocols during and after surgery were different This heterogeneity prevented any possible data aggregation and synthesis The results from these studies are very homogeneous reporting minor bleeding in very few patients without a significant difference between the OAT patients who continue with the vitamin K antagonists vs the patients who stopped this medication before surgery These post-operative bleeding events were controlled only with local haemostatic measures tranexamic acid mouthwashes gelatine sponges and cellulose gauzess application were effective Post-operative bleeding did not correlate with the international normalised ratio (INR) status In none of the studies was a thromboembolic event reported
bull CONCLUSIONS OAT patients (INR 2-4) who do not discontinue the AC medication do not have a significantly higher risk of post-operative bleeding than non-OAT patients and they also do not have a higher risk of post-operative bleeding than OAT patients who discontinue the medication In patients with OAT (INR 2-4) without discontinuation topical haemostatic agents were effective in preventing post-operative bleeding OAT discontinuation is not recommended for minor oral surgery such as single tooth extraction or implant placement provided that this does not involve autogenous bone grafts extensive flaps or osteotomy preparations extending outside the bony envelope Evidence does not support that dental implant placement in patients on OAT is contraindicated
bull The following are the latestguidelineshowever every DDS should thinkabouthelliphellip
Guideline TitleSteps to reduce surgical risk In II guidelines for perioperative evaluation
Bibliographic Source(s)Gualandro DM Yu PC Calderaro D Marques AC Pinho C Caramelli B et al Steps to reduce surgical risk In II guidelines for perioperative evaluation Arq Bras Cardiol
201196(3 Suppl 1)23-41 [379 references]
bull Antiplatelet Agents (AAS)bull Recommendations for antiplatelet agents before noncardiac surgeriesbull Degree of Recommendation Ibull Patients with coronary artery disease and noncardiac surgery scheduled should maintain the use of
AAS at a low dose of 75 to 100 mgday except in neurosurgeries and transurethral resection of the prostate Level of Evidence B
bull Patients using dual antiplatelet therapy by means of recent angioplasty with stent should keepreceiving AAS throughout the perioperative period with discontinuation of thienopyridine 5 daysbefore surgery and reintroduction as early as possible ideally before the patient completes 10 daysof discontinuation Level of Evidence C
bull Patients receiving antiplatelet therapy only with thienopyridine and surgery scheduled with moderate to high-risk of bleeding should discontinue medication 5 days before Level of EvidenceC
bull Degree of Recommendation IIabull Keep dual antiplatelet therapy in procedures with low risk for bleeding Level of Evidence Cbull Patients receiving antiplatelet therapy only with thienopyridine and surgery scheduled with low risk
of bleeding should continue medication in the perioperative period Level of Evidence C
bull Procedures with Low Risk of Bleedingbull Cataract surgerybull Minor dermatological proceduresbull Dental procedures - hygiene simple extraction restoration endodontic and
prosthetic proceduresbull Recommendationsbull Patients at High Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence Cbull Discontinue warfarin 5 days before surgery and wait for INR lt15 to perform the procedurebull UFH or prophylactic LMWH can be used in the preoperative period if indicatedbull Postoperatively use UFH or prophylactic LMWH if indicated by the type of procedure and resume warfarin 12 to 14 hours after surgerybull Patients at Low Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence Cbull Discontinue warfarin 5 days before surgery and wait for INR lt15bull Start full-dose UFH or LMWH when INR lt20bull Discontinue intravenous UFH 4 hours before surgery and subcutaneous LMWH 24 hours before surgerybull Postoperatively restart full-dose UFH or LMWH and warfarin and 12 to 24 hours after the procedure and discontinue heparin only when the INR is within
therapeutic rangebull Patients at Intermediate Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence Cbull Depending on the individual assessment of each patient the guidelines can be followed either for the high or low risk to the discretion of the physician in
chargebull Procedures with Low Risk of Bleedingbull Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence Cbull Perform the procedure with an INR within the therapeutic range ndash it is not necessary to discontinue the anticoagulantbull If INR gt3 discontinue anticoagulation therapy one or two days before surgery and reintroduce it the night after surgery
Endocarditis Prophylaxis
bull Dental Procedures and Prevention of Infective Endocarditisbull Dental procedures with higher risk for bacteremia are subgingival placement of antibiotic fibers or strips dental extractions dental implants or reimplants endodontic and periodontal
procedures placement of orthodontic bands and procedures with significant bleeding Whenever high-risk patients undergo these procedures should receive antibiotic prophylaxis Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence C It is likely that low-income populations with little access to health care with heart diseases other than those cited in Table 2 (below) also benefit from infective endocarditis (IE) prophylaxis before dental procedures Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence C
bull Table 2 Patients at Risk of Acquiring Severe Infective Endocarditisbull Patient with prosthetic heart valvebull Valvular heart disease corrected with prosthetic materialbull History of infective endocarditisbull Acquired valvular heart disease in patient who underwent heart transplantbull Uncorrected cyanotic congenital heart diseasebull Corrected cyanotic congenital heart disease that evolves with residual lesionbull Congenital heart disease corrected with prosthetic materialbull Surgical Procedures and Prevention of Infective Endocarditisbull Indications for Endocarditis Prophylaxisbull Degree of Recommendation Ibull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will be subjected to dental procedures with a high probability of significant bacteremia (see Table 3 below)
Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Table 3 Dental Procedures and Indication of Infective Endocarditis Prophylaxisbull Indicated Not Recommended ndash Any Patients Who Will Undergo the Procedures Belowbull For patients at risk for severe infective endocarditis and who will undergo procedures involving manipulation of gingival tissue periodontal region or perforation of oral mucosa Local
anesthesia in non-infected tissuebull Dental X-raybull Placement or removal of bracesbull Adjustment of bracesbull Placement of parts in bracesbull Natural loss of milk toothbull Bleeding originated from the trauma of the oral mucosa or lipsbull Degree of Recommendation IIabull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria on Table 2 (above) and who will undergo dental procedures with a high
probability of significant bacteremia (see Table 3 above) Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will undergo genitourinary or gastrointestinal procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic
regimen (see Table 11 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will undergo esophageal or respiratory tract procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen
(see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Degree of Recommendation IIbbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo dental procedures that do not meet
the criteria on Table 3 (above) Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo genitourinary or gastrointestinal
procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen (see Table 11 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo esophageal or respiratory tract
procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Degree of Recommendation IIIbull There is no indication for IE prophylaxis in patients with interatrial communication alone interventricular communication or corrected patent ductus arteriosus and without residual
flow myocardial revascularization surgery mitral valve prolapse without regurgitation after placement of stents innocent heart murmurs patients with pacemakers or implantablecardioverter-defibrillators (ICDs) history of Kawasaki disease or rheumatic fever without valve dysfunction who will undergo dental esophageal respiratory tract genitourinary or
Guideline on antibiotic prophylaxis for dental patients at risk for infection
Bibliographic Source(s)Clinical Affairs Committee Council on Clinical Affairs Guideline on
antibiotic prophylaxis for dental patients at risk for infection Chicago (IL) American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) 2011 5 p [27
references]bull Major Recommendationsbull The conservative use of antibiotics is indicated to minimize the risk of developing resistance to current antibiotic regimens Given the increasing number of organisms that have
developed resistance to current antibiotic regimens as well as the potential for an adverse anaphylactic reaction to the drug administered it is best to be judicious in the use of antibiotics for the prevention of infective endocarditis (IE) and other distant-site infections
bull Patients with Cardiac Conditionsbull Dental practitioners should consider prophylactic measures to minimize the risk of IE in patients with underlying cardiac conditions The risk of developing IE can arise from a combination
of high-risk patients and dental procedures However at-risk patients with poor oral hygiene and gingival bleeding after routine activities (eg toothbrushing) also have shown an increased potential for developing complications of IE It therefore is recommended to encourage daily good oral hygiene practices to reduce gingivitis as part of the prophylacticregimen These patients andor parents need to be educated and motivated to maintain personal oral hygiene through daily plaque removal including flossing Greater emphasis shouldbe placed on improved access to dental care and oral health in patients with underlying cardiac conditions at high risk for IE and less focus on a dental procedure and antibiotic coverage Professional prevention strategies should be based upon the individuals assessed risk for caries and periodontal disease
bull Specific recommendations from the latest American Heart Association (AHA) guideline on prevention of IE are included in the tables below The AHA recommends antibiotic prophylaxisonly for those whose underlying cardiac conditions are associated with the highest risk of adverse outcome (see Table 1 below) Such conditions include prosthetic heart valves previoushistory of IE unrepaired or incompletely repaired cyanotic congenital heart disease (CHD) completely repaired congenital heart defect with prosthetic material or device during the first 6 months after the procedure repaired CHD with residual defects at the site or adjacent to the site of a prosthetic patch or device and cardiac transplantation recipients who developcardiac valvulopathy In addition to those diagnoses listed in the AHA guidelines patients with a reported history of injection drug use may be considered at risk for developing IE in the absence of cardiac anomalies Although quite rare complications from intraoral tongue piercing can include IE among patients with a pre-existing cardiac valvular condition andor history of injection drug use Consultation with the patients physician may be necessary to determine susceptibility to bacteremia-induced infections
bull Antibiotics are recommended for all dental procedures that involve manipulation of gingival tissue or the periapical region of teeth or perforation of the oral mucosa (see Table 2 below) Specific antibiotic regimens can be found in Table 3 in the original guideline document Practitioners and patientsparents can review the entire AHA guidelines in the AHA CirculationJournal archives httpcircahajournalsorgcgicontentfull116151736 for additional background information as well as discussion of special circumstances (eg patients already receiving antibiotic therapy patients on anticoagulant therapy)
bull Patients with Compromised Immunitybull Patients with a compromised immune system may not be able to tolerate a transient bacteremia following invasive dental procedures These non-cardiac factors can place a patient with
compromised immunity at risk for distant-site infection from a dental procedure This category includes but is not limited to patients with the following medical conditionsbull Immunosuppression secondary tobull Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)bull Severe combined immunodeficiency (SCIDS)bull Neutropeniabull Cancer chemotherapybull Hematopoietic stem cell or solid organ transplantationbull Head and neck radiotherapybull Autoimmune disease (eg juvenile arthritis systemic lupus erythematosus)bull Sickle cell anemiabull Asplenism or status post splenectomybull Chronic steroid usagebull Diabetesbull Bisphosphonate therapybull Consultation with the childs physician is recommended for management of patients with a compromised immune system Discussion of antibiotic prophylaxis for patients undergoing
chemotherapy irradiation and hematopoietic cell transplantation appears in a separate American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) guideline (see the National GuidelineClearinghouse [NGC] summary Guideline on Dental Management of Pediatric Patients Receiving Chemotherapy Hematopoietic Cell Transplantation andor Radiation)
bull Patients with Shunts Indwelling Vascular Catheters or Medical Devicesbull The AHA recommends that antibiotic prophylaxis for nonvalvular devices including indwelling vascular catheters (central lines) and cardiovascular implantable electronic devices (CIED)
is indicated only at the time of placement of these devices in order to prevent surgical site infection The AHA found no convincing evidence that microorganisms associated with dentalprocedures cause infection of CIED and nonvalvular devices at any time after implantation The infections occurring after device implantation most often are caused by Staphylococcusaureus and coagulase negative staphylococci or other microorganisms that are non-oral in origin but are associated with surgical implantation or other active infections The AHA furtherstates that immunosuppression is not an independent risk factor for nonvalvular device infections immunocompromised hosts who have those devices should receive antibioticprophylaxis as advocated for immunocompetent hosts Consultation with the childs physician is recommended for management of patients with nonvalvular devices
Cardiac Conditions Associated with the Highest Risk of AdverseOutcome from Endocarditis for Which Prophylaxis with Dental
Procedures Is Reasonable
bull Prosthetic cardiac valve or prosthetic material used for cardiac valve repair
bull Previous infective endocarditisbull Congenital heart disease (CHD)bull Unrepaired cyanotic CHD including palliative shunts and conduitsbull Completely repaired congenital heart defect with prosthetic
material or device whether placed by surgery or by catheterintervention during the first 6 months after the procedure
bull Repaired CHD with residual defects at the site or adjacent to the site of a prosthetic patch or prosthetic device (which inhibitendothelialization)
bull Cardiac transplantation recipients who develop cardiac valvulopathy
Dental Procedures for which Endocarditis ProphylaxisIs Reasonable for Patients in Table 1
bull All dental procedures that involve manipulation of gingival tissue or the periapical region of teeth or perforation of the oral mucosa
bull The following procedures and events do not needprophylaxis routine anesthetic injections throughnoninfected tissue taking dental radiographs placement of removable prosthodontic or orthodonticappliances adjustment of orthodontic appliances placement of orthodontic brackets shedding of deciduous teeth and bleeding from trauma to the lipsor oral mucosa
Considerations for Perioperative Anticoagulationarfarin therapy - management during invasive procedures and
surgeryBibliographic Source(s)
Medical Services Commission Warfarin therapy - management during invasive procedures and surgery Victoria (BC) British Columbia Medical Services Commission 2010 Oct 1 7 p [8 references]
bull Note Always consult with the surgeon and anesthesiologist aboutbull Risk of bleedingbull Goal INRbull Acceptable INR for surgerybull Baseline INR is recommended in every case and this will guide further therapybull Always discuss with surgeon and anesthesiologist what the INR should be before surgery (goal INR)bull An INR lt15 is generally acceptable except for neurosurgery ocular surgery and procedures requiring spinal anesthesia or epidural analgesia (Horlocker et al
2003)bull Risk of bleedingbull In general the type of procedure determines the risk of bleeding and how long anticoagulation must be withheld post-operativelybull Discontinuation of warfarin is essential for these procedures associated with a high risk of bleeding
ndash Procedures that the body cavity is entered eg open thoracic abdominal or pelvic surgeryndash Percutaneous needle procedures in non-compressible sites including organ biopsiesndash Any type of prostatic surgeryndash Surgery sites where minor bleeding can cause significant morbidity (eg central nervous system [CNS] and intraocular procedures)ndash Major arthroplasty surgery eg hip or knee replacement
bull Discontinuation of warfarin is usually not necessary for these procedures associated with a low risk of bleedingndash Percutaneous needle procedures in readily compressible sites (eg peripheral venous access)ndash Many skin proceduresndash Routine dental procedures (eg hygiene simple extractions restorations endodontics prosthetics)
ndash Endoscopy without biopsy
bull Assess the risk of bleeding from the procedure with the assistance of the surgeon and anesthesiologistC
Guidelines for pre-operative cardiac risk assessment and perioperative cardiac management in non-cardiac surgeryBibliographic Source(s)
Task Force for Preoperative Cardiac Risk Assessment and Perioperative [trunc] European Society of Anaesthesiology Poldermans D Bax JJ Boersma E De Hert S Eeckhout E Fowkes G Gorenek B Hennerici MG Iung B Kelm M Kjeldsen KP Kristensen SD Lopez-Sendon J Pelosi P Philippe F Pierard L Ponikowski P Schmid JP Sellevold OF Sicari R Van den Berghe G Vermassen F Guidelines for pre-operative cardiac risk
assessment and perioperative cardiac management in non-cardiac surgery Eur Heart J 2009 Nov30(22)2769-812 [238 references] PubMed
bull Pre-operative Evaluationbull Surgical Risk for Cardiac Eventsbull Although patient-specific factors are more important than surgery-specific factors in predicting the cardiac risk for noncardiac surgical procedures
the type of surgery cannot be ignored when evaluating a particular patient undergoing an intervention With regard to cardiac risk surgicalinterventions can be divided into low-risk intermediate-risk and high-risk groups with estimated 30-day cardiac event rates (cardiac death and myocardial infarction [MI]) of lt1 1ndash5 and gt5 respectively (see table below) Although only a rough estimation this risk stratification providesa good indication of the need for cardiac evaluation drug treatment and assessment of risk for cardiac events
bull Table Surgical Riska Estimatebull Low-risk lt1 Intermediate-risk 1-5 High-risk gt5bull Breastbull Dentalbull Endocrinebull Eyebull Gynaecologybull Reconstructivebull Orthopaedic-minor (knee surgery)bull Urologic-minor Abdominalbull Carotidbull Peripheral arterial angioplastybull Endovascular aneurysm repairbull Head and neck surgerybull Neurologicalorthopaedic-major (hip and spine surgery)bull Pulmonary renalliver transplantbull Urologic-major Aortic and major vascular surgerybull Peripheral vascular surgerybull aRisk of MI and cardiac death within 30 days after surgery Modified from Boersma et al Perioperative cardiovascular mortality in noncardiac
surgery validation of the Lee cardiac risk index Am J Med 20051181134ndash1141
Segni vitali
bull Prima di ogni trattamento dovrebbero essere misurati i segni vitaliPAFCrespirazione e temperatura
Inserire fot Omron
IMG_6728JPG
ContecVital Signs Monitor PatientMonitor with CE Certificate
(CMS5000)
Riconoscere una emergenza
bull Segni e sintomi di emergenza incipiente
ndash Dolore toracico
ndash Cute pallida
ndash Sudorazione
ndash Vomito(nausea)
ndash RESPIRAZIONE IRREGOLARE
ndash SENSAZIONI STRANE O INSOLITE
ndash Modificazioni delle frequenza e o della pressione
Codice di deontologia medica
bull Art 7 ndash Obbligo drsquointervento drsquourgenza Il medico
e devetempestivamente attivarsi per assicurare ognispecifica adeguata assistenza
Procedure iniziali nellrsquoemergenzabull Interrompere la procedura
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull Chiamare il kit di emergenza
bull Valutare lo stato di coscienzase incoscienteabbassare la poltrona trendelemburg
bull Somministrare O2se coscienteocchialinise incosciente ma respira maschera se incosciente e non respira pallone e maschera
Algoritmo di base
bull PABCDbull Posizionare
bull A airway
bull B breathing
bull Ccirculation
bull Ddefinitivo o diagnosi
Come valutare lo stato di coscienza
1 come definirlo cosciente
vigile
soporoso
coma
2 come riconoscerlo stimolo verbale
stimolo doloroso
3 come valutarlo risposta verbale
apertura occhi
risposta motoria
Valutare le vie aereeaprire la bocca
estendere il capo e sostenere il mentoimpiegare lrsquoaspirazione se necessario
Valutare la respirazionese non respiradai due respiri con ossigeno 100
se in apneainserisci la cannula orofaringea chiama per lrsquoAED
Valutare la circolazionecerca il polsocarotide(radiale)
in assenza di polsopreparati per CPRmettere il paziente in pianomeglio al suolo iniziare MCE
applicare lrsquoAED se crsquoegrave il polsovalutare la frequenza e la forza
Distress
bull Respiratoriobroncospasmoasma
bull ToracicodoloreanginaMI
bull Psicologicoagitazioneconvulsioni
bull Prevenire il distress
ndash Ambiente accoglientetranquillorilassato
ndash Minimizzare la paurail freddo
ndash Mantenere PA e FC e respirazione nei limiti
ndash Non interrompere la terapia
Valutare il paz e la situazionebull Controllare i segni vitali del pazientePAFCrespirazionecolorebull Non tentare di trasportare il paziente da solibull Chiama immediatamente il 118 se
ndash Arresto cardiacondash Arresto respiratoriondash incoscienzagt 1 minndash Stato confusionale prolungatondash Dolore toracico gt 5 min non alleviato dal venitrinndash Difficoltagrave respiratoriandash Convulsionindash Ipotensione grave o tachicardia()
bull Tratta il paziente in emergenza finchegrave non arriva il soccorsobull Tieni pronta la cartella e quanto fatto finora per la squadra di soccorsobull Compila la scheda delle emergenze in studio
What types of emergencies can be expected in the dental office
Ostruzione delle vie aeree
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentoimprovvisaafferrare la gola(segno universale)ndash Stridorendash Tosse violentandash Dispneaspasmindash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Tosse forzatandash Compressione addominalendash Percussione dorsale con paziente curvo in avanti ndash Ossigenazione ndash Ispezione delle prime vie aereendash laringoscopiopinza di Magillaspiratorendash Chiamare aiutondash Trasferimento in ospedale per broncoscopia in urgenza
How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver You tubehttpyoutubekJDpr05zmB4
bull How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver
bull Edited by Bob Robertson Rob S Nicole Willson Travis Derouin and 37 others
bull Googlewikihow
Airway obstruction management
Asmabroncospasmo
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentondash Sensazione di peso sul toracendash stridorendash Tossendash Dispneandash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Posizionare il pazsedutobraccia in avantindash Ossigenondash Spray con salbutamol 2 puffripeti dopo 5 min se inefficacendash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
bull httpyoutubekff3co6xwik
bull httpyoutubeEK8nzKzdnIM
bull httpyoutubewlygTaY4ioc
Arresto cardiaco
bull Segni e sintomibull Non rispondebull Non respirabull Non ha polsobull Trattamento
ndash Mettere il paz supinotavola sotto il torace o stendere sul pavimento
ndash Chiamare aiutondash Attaccare AED e seguire le istruzionindash Iniziare CPRndash Ossigenare ventilazione con pallone e maschera
bull httpyoutubeI-eFjl2G9vg
Emerg Med J 2012 Nov29(11)890-3 Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
Segal N Laurent F Maman L Plaisance P Augustin P
bull Source
bull Emergency Department Lariboisiegravere Hospital Paris 7 University (Paris Diderot) Paris France drnicolassegalgmailcom
bull Conflicting studies exist about the effectiveness of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on a dental chair In some situations dental surgeons are obliged to perform CPR with the patient on the chair Feedback devices are supposed to guide the compression depth in order to improve the quality of CPR but some devices are based on an accelerometer that can theoretically report erroneous results because of the lack of rigidity of a dental chair
bull OBJECTIVE
bull The aim of this study was to evaluate the accuracy of these devices to guide chest compressions on a dental chair
Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
bull METHODSbull A prospective randomised crossover equivalencenon-inferiority study was conducted to compare
the values of compression depths provided by the feedback device (Real CPR Help(reg) delivered by Zollcopy Medical Corporation Chelmsford MA USA) with the real measurements provided by the manikin (Resusci Anne(reg) Advanced SkillTrainer Laerdal Medical AScopy Norway) Chest-compression-only CPR was performed by 15 Basic Life Support instructors who carried out two rounds of continuous CPR for 2 min each Data were analysed with a correlation test a Bland-Altman method and a Wilcoxon test Statistical significance was defined as plt005
bull RESULTSbull A significant difference was found between the mean depths of compression measured by the
feedback device and the manikin on a dental chair and on the floor (plt00001) The feedback device overestimated the depth of chest compressions and Bland-Altman analysis demonstrated poor agreement
bull CONCLUSION
bull This study indicates that feedback devices with accelerometer technology are not sufficiently reliable to ensure adequate chest compression on dental chairs
Angina
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato
alle spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash sollievo con NTGsi spera ndash Ansiapalloresudorazionetachicardia
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minNatispraysublinguale ndash Ossigenondash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
Localizzazioni del dolore anginoso
Sharplocalized
radiating or notmay radiate to
teeth
You tube3 IUSB angina attack
bull httpyoutubeufyxHSSvcG8
bull Molto pertinente
bull httpyoutubejd-9DSDWSsI
bull Angina pectoris medical emergency
Infarto miocardico
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato alle
spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash Mancato sollievo con NTG ndash Dispneasincopediaforesimorte improvvisa
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minndash Ossigenondash Aspirina 165-325 mgndash AnalgesicomorfinabuprenorfinaN2Ondash Chiamare aiutondash Posizionare AED ndash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
ndash MONAMorfinaossigenonitroglicerinaaspirina
Fattori di rischio per cardiopatia ischemica
bull Etagravebull Sesso maschilema = gt 65 annibull Ipertensionebull DislipidemieColestTGHDL lowbull Diabetebull Fumobull Familiaritagravebull Malattie infiammatorie sistemiche collagenopatiebull Obesitagrave bull Metabolic syndrome This has been characterized by the presence of
hyperinsulinemia (fasting glucose level ge 100 mgdL) abdominal obesity (waist circumference gt40 in for men or gt35 in for women) decreased HDL cholesterol levels (lt 40 mgdL for men or lt 50 mgdL for women) hypertriglyceridemia (gt150 mgdL) and hypertension (ge 13085 mm Hg) Based on data from the 2000 US census an estimated 47 million Americans have the metabolic syndrome Patients with the metabolic syndrome have a 3-fold increased risk for coronary atherosclerosis and stroke compared with those without this syndrome
Fattori precipitanti lrsquoischemia
bull Sforzo fisico
bull Basse temperature
bull Digestione
bull Tachicardiafebbreipertiroidismo
bull Emozionistressndash Psichico(pauracontatto
ravvicinatooppressionecostrizioneinpossibilitagrave di muiversidi parlareodori sgradevolivista irritante o sgradevole
ndash dolore
bull Innalzamento vita media
bull Miglioramento condizioni socio-economiche ()
bull Procedure odontoiatriche sempre piugrave conservative
Maggiore frequenza di cardiopatici nella pratica odontoiatrica
Fattori stressantistressors
bull Malattiapersonale o di amici o famigliaribull Morte di un famigliare o di una persona amatabull Problemi di relazioni interpersonalibull Sovraccarico di lavorobull Inizio di un lavoro nuovobull disoccupazionebull pensionebull gravidanzabull affollamentobull traslocobull problemi della vita di tutti i giornirdquocopingrdquobull Problemi legalibull Problemi finanziaribull Perfezionismobull Eccecc
Quindinel paziente cardiopatico(ma anche negli altri)
Sedazione con BZD (short antagonizzabili)
bull Sedazione cosciente con N2O
bull empatia
bull Buona analgesia
Fin qui nov 10
bull httpyoutubeSuFvAbf_uJs
bull anginal and heart attack
Puntata ipertensiva
bull Segni e sintomindash Cefaleavertiginironziindash Disturbi della vistandash Cardiopalmo(tachicardia)ndash (dispnea)ndash Epistassi
bull Trattamentondash Nifedipina(nifedicor)5-15 gtt sublingualiOppndash Clonidina(catapresan) mezza1 fiala im o ev lentaOppndash Furosemide(Lasix) 1 2 fl im o ev lentandash Ossigenoterapia(occhialini)
Aritmie
bull Senza ECG
bull ipocineticheipercinetiche
Allergia
ndash Limitata ad un sistema o generalizzatandash Faringe e prime vie aereeedema angioneuroticondash Tratto respiratorioasmabroncospasmostridorendash Cuteorticariapruritondash Anafilassitutti i precedenti+collasso cardiocircolatoriondash DDangioedema ereditario
ndash Segni e sintomindash Pruritoarrossamentopomfiedema labbramucose boccafaringehellipndash Distress respiratorioasmandash Ipotensionepolso piccolofrequentepallore
bull Ossigenobull Chiamare aiutobull Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
anafilassi
bull Posizione supina
bull Ossigenazione
bull Adrenalina im 05mg
bull Liquidi evndash Antistaminico trimeton 10 mg im
ndash Cortisone
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull In caso di arrestoCPR
Cause di allergia
bull Materiali implantari e amalgama metallititanioporcellane e metalli nobili mercurio
bull Latexdighebull Acrilatibull Formaldeidebull Clorexidinabull AL e conservanti (metilparaben)
bull patch testing prick testing and blood tests for allergen-specific IgE
Sincope vasovagalesvenimentobull Segni e sintomi
ndash Svenimentondash Nausea ndash Debolezzandash Pallorendash Cute fredda e sudatandash Polso rallentatoma prima tachindash Ipotensionendash Discomfort addominalendash Midriasindash sbadiglio
bull Trattamentondash Posizione supinandash Elevare gli arti infndash Ossigenondash Monitorizzare ndash Atropina 05 mg im o iv
Fattori scatenanti psicogenipauraansiastress emotivocattive notiziedolorespecie se improvviso ed inaspettatovista del sanguestrumenti chirurgicisiringhe
Fattori scatenanti non psicogeniStazione erettaFame da salto del pasto o da dietaEsaurimentostanchezzaCattive condizioni fisicheAmbiente caldo-umidoAffollamentoSesso maschileGiovani16-35 anni
Pathophysiology
Stress
Catecholamines release
Decreased peripheral vascular resistance amp uarr blood flow to peripheral muscles
darr venous return
darr circulatory blood vol amp drop in arterial BP
Activation of Compensatory mechanisms
Reflex bradycardia develops (lt 50)
Significant drop in cardiac output associated with fall in BP below the critical level
Cerebral ischemia amp loss of consciousness
Assess consciousness (loss of response to sensory stimulation)
Activate office emergency system
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Perform additional procedures
Administer aromatic ammonia
Administer atropine if bradycardia persists
Do not panic
Post syncopal recovery- delayed recovery-
Postpone dental treatment Activate EMS
Determine precipitating factors
POSTURAL HYPOTENSION
Predisposing factors
bull Administration and ingestion of drugs eg antihypertensives like sodium depleting diuretics calcium channel blockers ampganglion blocking agents sedatives and narcotics histamine blockers levo dopa
bull Prolonged period of recumbency or convalescence
bull Inadequate postural reflex
bull Late stage pregnancy
bull Advanced age
bull Venous defects in legs (eg varicose veins)
bull Recovery from sympathectomy
bull Addissonrsquos disease
bull Physical exhaustion and starvation
bull Chronic postural hypotension (Shy ndash Drager syndrome)
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
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Riconoscere lrsquoictus
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bull Dicci una frase semplice
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cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
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Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
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autorizzazione acquisto FU-3doc
SIAD Ozzano Emilia via Libertagrave 17 wwwsiadcom
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bull SIAD SpA | I-40064 Ozzano dellEmilia (BO) - Via della Libertagrave 17bull Tel +39 051 799399 | Fax +39 051 796026bull massimiliano_lucchinasiadeu | wwwsiadcom
Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
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Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
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Screening of patients
Poliambulatorio helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip Modulo di consenso informato per procedure chirurgiche ambulatoriali o day surgery Da consegnare al momento della prenotazione e riportare
Si prega di leggere attentamente e riempire con i dati richiesti sopra le parti indicate dai puntini(datacittagravecognomenomeinterventofirma)
Datahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Cittagravehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip Io sottoscrittohelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Dichiaro di attenermi alle seguenti disposizioni
I)non assumere alcun cibo nelle 6 ore precedenti linterventone liquidi nelle due ore
precedenti raccomandazioni per il digiuno preoperatorio
MATERIALE INGERITO TEMPO MINIMO DI DIGIUNO
Liquidi chiari (acquacaffegravethe succo senza polpa bibite
gasate)
2 ore
Pasto leggero (toast e bibita) 6 ore
2)di non guidare alcuna automobile o motocicletta o bicicletta od utilizzare qualsiasi
macchinario nelle 24 ore seguenti Ianestesia o sedazione
3)di non assumere alcoolici nelle 24 ore seguenti lanestesia o sedazione
4)di farmi riaccompagnare alla mia residenza da un adulto responsabile
5)di rimanere in compagnia di un adulto responsabile una volta tornato al domicilio
6) di non assumere alcuna decisione importante ne firmare documenti
importanti(testamentoassicurazioni ecc)nelle 24 ore seguenti
7)di vestirmi in modo praticocosicchegrave il vestiario possa essere facilmente rimosso e
indossato e riposto in un armadiettoper estute da ginnastica con maniche larghe e
apertura frontale 8)di non portare gioielli o altri oggetti di valore in ambulatorio
9)di mettermi in contatto con lunitagrave chirurgica ambulatoriale nel caso insorga una
qualsiasi complicanza postoperatoria
10) di assumere o avere giagrave assunto la mia terapia agli intervalli soliticon un poco
di acqua se necessario
FIRMA
IDquest day surg e consensodoc
Screening of patients 2
CM 1312009
DottClaudio Melloni
Specialista in Anestesia e Rianimazione
Via Fossolo 28
40138 Bologna
tel051390048
Questionario preoperatorio di autocompilazione Si prega di barrare la risposta esatta con un segnetto o un cerchietto eo riempire gli spazi sopra i
puntini con le informazioni richiesteTutte le risposte sono confidenziali e coperte dal segreto
professionaleGrazie
Cognome e nomehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
indirizzoviahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipcittagravehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipCaphellip
telhelliphelliphelliphellip
etagravehellip peso in kghellip altezza in cmhellip
Si sente ammalato SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ha o ha avuto una malattia seria SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ha affanno dopo sforzo SI NO
Ha tosse SI NO
Ha sibili respiratori SI NO
Ha dolore al petto da sforzo SI NO
Ha gonfiore alle caviglie SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie di cuore SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie dei polmoni SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie di fegato SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie dello stomaco reflussoulcera SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie dei reni SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie muscolari SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie cerebrali SI NO
Ha assunto farmaci negli ultimi tre mesi SI NO
Se Siqualihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Prende gocce nasali o oculari SI NO
Egrave allergico a qualche medicinale SI NO
Ersquo allergico a qualche cibo SI NO
Ha subito interventi o anestesie negli ultimi 3 mesi
SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Egrave mai stato operato prima drsquoora SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ci sono state strane storie in famiglia di incidenti insorti durante o subito dopo anestesia
SI NO
Porta occhiali o lenti a contatto SI NO
Porta protesi dentarie o ponti mobili SI NO Beve piugrave di in bicchiere di vino o di un superalcoolico al giorno
SI NO Fuma SI NO
Se Siquanto Ci sono stati altri problemi di salute fisica o mentale non compresi in questa lista
SI NO
Se Siqualihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Fa movimento o sport SI NO
Se sigraveche cosa(per es biciclettalavori di casaortoraccolta fruttaecc) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Raccolta dati
cM 1195
data sedehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
COGNOME E NOME
INDIRIZZO TELhelliphelliphelliphellip
ETAgrave PESO(KG) ALTEZZA(CM) ASA
INTERVENTO
ANESTESISTACHIRURGO
anestetico locale Si No farmacomg
adrenalina Si No dose
via aerea spont guedel maschera IOT IRT COPA LMA
respirazionespont ass man IPPV O2 si no maschera occhialini
Premedicazioneora
induzione(farmacidosi)
mantenimento
inizio anestesiaora inizio chirurgiaora
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fleboclisi 1 2 3 4 MAC opp
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fine anestesiaora fine chirurgiaora
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hhelliphelliphelliphelliphellip vestirsi hhelliphellip camminare hhelliphelliphelliphelliphellip mingere hhelliphelliphellip berehhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipeffetti
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Dimissioneorahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
ConsensoPoliambulatorio SLucia
Via Murri 164
Bologna
DICHIARAZIONE DI AVVENUTA INFORMAZIONE E CONSENSO ALLrsquoANESTESIA
Io Sottoscrittoahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip natoa a helliphelliphelliphelliphellip
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Dichiaro di essere stato informatoa dal Medico Anestesista drhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
che le mie condizioni di salute mi collocano nella classe ASAhelliphellip ed il rischio relativo allrsquointervento
chirurgico al quale io verrorsquo sottopostoa egrave helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ho compreso le informazioni circa il tipo di anestesia piugrave appropriato nella mia situazione e dopo avere preso in considerazione anche le eventuali alternative dograve il mio consenso al trattamento anestesiologico
concordato che saragrave il seguentehelliphelliphellip helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Sono stato informato che tale trattamento qualora si verificassero condizioni particolari che mi verranno
spiegate potrebbe essere modificato
Mi egrave stato spiegato che lrsquoanestesia pur essendo fra le metodiche piugrave sicure della medicina moderna puograve
comportare ancora oggi in rarissimi casi complicanze mortali o gravi danni permanenti in particolare di
tipo neurologico Mi ritengo adeguatamente informato e non desidero ricevere ulteriori informazioni
In seguito alla mia richiesta di ulteriori informazioni ho ricevuto e compreso ogni spiegazione sui
trattamenti anestesiologici che verranno adottati prima durante e dopo lrsquointervento In particolare ho
compreso le informazioni circa le complicanze piugrave comuni e prevedibili nel mio caso specifico che
consistono inhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Autorizzo inoltre il Medico Anestesista a comunicare notizie relative al mio stato di salute
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DATA
Firma del Paziente Firma del Medico Anestesista
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Firma del Tutorehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipdihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Drugs taken by patientshellip
bull We consistently found associations of antipsychotic and SSRI antidepressant treatment with sudden unexplaineddeath significantly raised risk ratios being found for typicaland atypical antipsychotics the latter including risperidoneand olanzapine individually and the SSRI antidepressants including citalopram fluoxetine and sertraline Individually
bull Br J Clin Pharmacol 2009 November 68(5) 743ndash751bull doi 101111j1365-2125200903496xbull PMCID PMC2791981bull Sudden death in patients receiving drugs tending to
prolong the QT intervalbull Kate Jolly1 Michael D Gammage2 Kar Keung Cheng1 Peter
Bradburn1 Miriam V Banting1 and Michael J S Langman2
J Can Dent Assoc 2009 Feb75(1)41Dental surgery for patients on anticoagulant therapy with warfarin a
systematic review and meta-analysisNematullah A Alabousi A Blanas N Douketis JD Sutherland SE
bull University of Toronto Ontario Canadabull Comment in bull Evid Based Dent 200910(2)52 bull Republished in bull Tex Dent J 2009 Dec126(12)1183-93 bull Abstractbull PURPOSE To evaluate the effect of continuing warfarin therapy on the bleeding risk of patients undergoing elective dental surgical proceduresbull METHODS Data sources were the MEDLINE and EMBASE databases the Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials a manual citation review of
the relevant literature content experts and relevant abstracts from the proceedings of the International Association for Dental Research Study selection was carried out independently by 2 reviewers as was quality assessment Data extraction was done by 3 reviewers Differences were resolved by consensus Eligible studies were randomized controlled trials that compared the effects of continuing the regular dose of warfarintherapy with the effects of discontinuing or modifying the dose on the incidence of bleeding in patients undergoing dental procedures
bull RESULTS Five trials (a total of 553 patients) met the inclusion criteria Compared with interrupting warfarin therapy (either partial or complete) perioperative continuation of warfarin with patients usual dose was not associated with an increased risk for clinically significant nonmajor bleeding (relative risk [RR] 071 95 confidence interval [CI] 039-128 p = 065 I2 = 0) or an increased risk for minor bleeding (RR 119 95 CI 090-158 p = 022 I2 = 0)
bull CONCLUSIONS Continuing the regular dose of warfarin therapy does not seem to confer an increased risk of bleeding compared with discontinuing or modifying the warfarin dose for patients undergoing minor dental procedures
Clin Oral Implants Res 2009 Sep20 Suppl 496-106What influence do anticoagulants have on oral implant therapy
A systematic reviewMadrid C Sanz M
bull bull Department of oral surgery Oral Medicine and Hospital Dentistry Department of Ambulatory Care and Community Medicine University of Lausanne
Lausanne Switzerland carlosmadridhospvdchbull Abstractbull OBJECTIVES This systematic review aims to assess the risks (both thromboembolic and bleeding) of an oral anticoagulation therapy (OAT) patient undergoing
implant therapy and to provide a management protocol to patients under OAT undergoing implant therapybull MATERIAL AND METHODS Medline Cochrane Data Base of Systematic Reviews the Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials and EMBASE (from 1980 to
December 2008) were searched for English-language articles published between 1966 and 2008 This search was completed by a hand research accessing the references cited in all identified publications
bull RESULTS Nineteen studies were identified reporting outcomes after oral surgery procedures (mostly dental extractions in patients on OAT following different management protocols and haemostatic therapies) Five studies were randomized-controlled trials (RCTs) 11 were controlled clinical trials (CCTs) and three were prospective case series The OAT management strategies as well as the protocols during and after surgery were different This heterogeneity prevented any possible data aggregation and synthesis The results from these studies are very homogeneous reporting minor bleeding in very few patients without a significant difference between the OAT patients who continue with the vitamin K antagonists vs the patients who stopped this medication before surgery These post-operative bleeding events were controlled only with local haemostatic measures tranexamic acid mouthwashes gelatine sponges and cellulose gauzess application were effective Post-operative bleeding did not correlate with the international normalised ratio (INR) status In none of the studies was a thromboembolic event reported
bull CONCLUSIONS OAT patients (INR 2-4) who do not discontinue the AC medication do not have a significantly higher risk of post-operative bleeding than non-OAT patients and they also do not have a higher risk of post-operative bleeding than OAT patients who discontinue the medication In patients with OAT (INR 2-4) without discontinuation topical haemostatic agents were effective in preventing post-operative bleeding OAT discontinuation is not recommended for minor oral surgery such as single tooth extraction or implant placement provided that this does not involve autogenous bone grafts extensive flaps or osteotomy preparations extending outside the bony envelope Evidence does not support that dental implant placement in patients on OAT is contraindicated
bull The following are the latestguidelineshowever every DDS should thinkabouthelliphellip
Guideline TitleSteps to reduce surgical risk In II guidelines for perioperative evaluation
Bibliographic Source(s)Gualandro DM Yu PC Calderaro D Marques AC Pinho C Caramelli B et al Steps to reduce surgical risk In II guidelines for perioperative evaluation Arq Bras Cardiol
201196(3 Suppl 1)23-41 [379 references]
bull Antiplatelet Agents (AAS)bull Recommendations for antiplatelet agents before noncardiac surgeriesbull Degree of Recommendation Ibull Patients with coronary artery disease and noncardiac surgery scheduled should maintain the use of
AAS at a low dose of 75 to 100 mgday except in neurosurgeries and transurethral resection of the prostate Level of Evidence B
bull Patients using dual antiplatelet therapy by means of recent angioplasty with stent should keepreceiving AAS throughout the perioperative period with discontinuation of thienopyridine 5 daysbefore surgery and reintroduction as early as possible ideally before the patient completes 10 daysof discontinuation Level of Evidence C
bull Patients receiving antiplatelet therapy only with thienopyridine and surgery scheduled with moderate to high-risk of bleeding should discontinue medication 5 days before Level of EvidenceC
bull Degree of Recommendation IIabull Keep dual antiplatelet therapy in procedures with low risk for bleeding Level of Evidence Cbull Patients receiving antiplatelet therapy only with thienopyridine and surgery scheduled with low risk
of bleeding should continue medication in the perioperative period Level of Evidence C
bull Procedures with Low Risk of Bleedingbull Cataract surgerybull Minor dermatological proceduresbull Dental procedures - hygiene simple extraction restoration endodontic and
prosthetic proceduresbull Recommendationsbull Patients at High Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence Cbull Discontinue warfarin 5 days before surgery and wait for INR lt15 to perform the procedurebull UFH or prophylactic LMWH can be used in the preoperative period if indicatedbull Postoperatively use UFH or prophylactic LMWH if indicated by the type of procedure and resume warfarin 12 to 14 hours after surgerybull Patients at Low Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence Cbull Discontinue warfarin 5 days before surgery and wait for INR lt15bull Start full-dose UFH or LMWH when INR lt20bull Discontinue intravenous UFH 4 hours before surgery and subcutaneous LMWH 24 hours before surgerybull Postoperatively restart full-dose UFH or LMWH and warfarin and 12 to 24 hours after the procedure and discontinue heparin only when the INR is within
therapeutic rangebull Patients at Intermediate Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence Cbull Depending on the individual assessment of each patient the guidelines can be followed either for the high or low risk to the discretion of the physician in
chargebull Procedures with Low Risk of Bleedingbull Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence Cbull Perform the procedure with an INR within the therapeutic range ndash it is not necessary to discontinue the anticoagulantbull If INR gt3 discontinue anticoagulation therapy one or two days before surgery and reintroduce it the night after surgery
Endocarditis Prophylaxis
bull Dental Procedures and Prevention of Infective Endocarditisbull Dental procedures with higher risk for bacteremia are subgingival placement of antibiotic fibers or strips dental extractions dental implants or reimplants endodontic and periodontal
procedures placement of orthodontic bands and procedures with significant bleeding Whenever high-risk patients undergo these procedures should receive antibiotic prophylaxis Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence C It is likely that low-income populations with little access to health care with heart diseases other than those cited in Table 2 (below) also benefit from infective endocarditis (IE) prophylaxis before dental procedures Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence C
bull Table 2 Patients at Risk of Acquiring Severe Infective Endocarditisbull Patient with prosthetic heart valvebull Valvular heart disease corrected with prosthetic materialbull History of infective endocarditisbull Acquired valvular heart disease in patient who underwent heart transplantbull Uncorrected cyanotic congenital heart diseasebull Corrected cyanotic congenital heart disease that evolves with residual lesionbull Congenital heart disease corrected with prosthetic materialbull Surgical Procedures and Prevention of Infective Endocarditisbull Indications for Endocarditis Prophylaxisbull Degree of Recommendation Ibull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will be subjected to dental procedures with a high probability of significant bacteremia (see Table 3 below)
Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Table 3 Dental Procedures and Indication of Infective Endocarditis Prophylaxisbull Indicated Not Recommended ndash Any Patients Who Will Undergo the Procedures Belowbull For patients at risk for severe infective endocarditis and who will undergo procedures involving manipulation of gingival tissue periodontal region or perforation of oral mucosa Local
anesthesia in non-infected tissuebull Dental X-raybull Placement or removal of bracesbull Adjustment of bracesbull Placement of parts in bracesbull Natural loss of milk toothbull Bleeding originated from the trauma of the oral mucosa or lipsbull Degree of Recommendation IIabull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria on Table 2 (above) and who will undergo dental procedures with a high
probability of significant bacteremia (see Table 3 above) Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will undergo genitourinary or gastrointestinal procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic
regimen (see Table 11 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will undergo esophageal or respiratory tract procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen
(see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Degree of Recommendation IIbbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo dental procedures that do not meet
the criteria on Table 3 (above) Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo genitourinary or gastrointestinal
procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen (see Table 11 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo esophageal or respiratory tract
procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Degree of Recommendation IIIbull There is no indication for IE prophylaxis in patients with interatrial communication alone interventricular communication or corrected patent ductus arteriosus and without residual
flow myocardial revascularization surgery mitral valve prolapse without regurgitation after placement of stents innocent heart murmurs patients with pacemakers or implantablecardioverter-defibrillators (ICDs) history of Kawasaki disease or rheumatic fever without valve dysfunction who will undergo dental esophageal respiratory tract genitourinary or
Guideline on antibiotic prophylaxis for dental patients at risk for infection
Bibliographic Source(s)Clinical Affairs Committee Council on Clinical Affairs Guideline on
antibiotic prophylaxis for dental patients at risk for infection Chicago (IL) American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) 2011 5 p [27
references]bull Major Recommendationsbull The conservative use of antibiotics is indicated to minimize the risk of developing resistance to current antibiotic regimens Given the increasing number of organisms that have
developed resistance to current antibiotic regimens as well as the potential for an adverse anaphylactic reaction to the drug administered it is best to be judicious in the use of antibiotics for the prevention of infective endocarditis (IE) and other distant-site infections
bull Patients with Cardiac Conditionsbull Dental practitioners should consider prophylactic measures to minimize the risk of IE in patients with underlying cardiac conditions The risk of developing IE can arise from a combination
of high-risk patients and dental procedures However at-risk patients with poor oral hygiene and gingival bleeding after routine activities (eg toothbrushing) also have shown an increased potential for developing complications of IE It therefore is recommended to encourage daily good oral hygiene practices to reduce gingivitis as part of the prophylacticregimen These patients andor parents need to be educated and motivated to maintain personal oral hygiene through daily plaque removal including flossing Greater emphasis shouldbe placed on improved access to dental care and oral health in patients with underlying cardiac conditions at high risk for IE and less focus on a dental procedure and antibiotic coverage Professional prevention strategies should be based upon the individuals assessed risk for caries and periodontal disease
bull Specific recommendations from the latest American Heart Association (AHA) guideline on prevention of IE are included in the tables below The AHA recommends antibiotic prophylaxisonly for those whose underlying cardiac conditions are associated with the highest risk of adverse outcome (see Table 1 below) Such conditions include prosthetic heart valves previoushistory of IE unrepaired or incompletely repaired cyanotic congenital heart disease (CHD) completely repaired congenital heart defect with prosthetic material or device during the first 6 months after the procedure repaired CHD with residual defects at the site or adjacent to the site of a prosthetic patch or device and cardiac transplantation recipients who developcardiac valvulopathy In addition to those diagnoses listed in the AHA guidelines patients with a reported history of injection drug use may be considered at risk for developing IE in the absence of cardiac anomalies Although quite rare complications from intraoral tongue piercing can include IE among patients with a pre-existing cardiac valvular condition andor history of injection drug use Consultation with the patients physician may be necessary to determine susceptibility to bacteremia-induced infections
bull Antibiotics are recommended for all dental procedures that involve manipulation of gingival tissue or the periapical region of teeth or perforation of the oral mucosa (see Table 2 below) Specific antibiotic regimens can be found in Table 3 in the original guideline document Practitioners and patientsparents can review the entire AHA guidelines in the AHA CirculationJournal archives httpcircahajournalsorgcgicontentfull116151736 for additional background information as well as discussion of special circumstances (eg patients already receiving antibiotic therapy patients on anticoagulant therapy)
bull Patients with Compromised Immunitybull Patients with a compromised immune system may not be able to tolerate a transient bacteremia following invasive dental procedures These non-cardiac factors can place a patient with
compromised immunity at risk for distant-site infection from a dental procedure This category includes but is not limited to patients with the following medical conditionsbull Immunosuppression secondary tobull Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)bull Severe combined immunodeficiency (SCIDS)bull Neutropeniabull Cancer chemotherapybull Hematopoietic stem cell or solid organ transplantationbull Head and neck radiotherapybull Autoimmune disease (eg juvenile arthritis systemic lupus erythematosus)bull Sickle cell anemiabull Asplenism or status post splenectomybull Chronic steroid usagebull Diabetesbull Bisphosphonate therapybull Consultation with the childs physician is recommended for management of patients with a compromised immune system Discussion of antibiotic prophylaxis for patients undergoing
chemotherapy irradiation and hematopoietic cell transplantation appears in a separate American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) guideline (see the National GuidelineClearinghouse [NGC] summary Guideline on Dental Management of Pediatric Patients Receiving Chemotherapy Hematopoietic Cell Transplantation andor Radiation)
bull Patients with Shunts Indwelling Vascular Catheters or Medical Devicesbull The AHA recommends that antibiotic prophylaxis for nonvalvular devices including indwelling vascular catheters (central lines) and cardiovascular implantable electronic devices (CIED)
is indicated only at the time of placement of these devices in order to prevent surgical site infection The AHA found no convincing evidence that microorganisms associated with dentalprocedures cause infection of CIED and nonvalvular devices at any time after implantation The infections occurring after device implantation most often are caused by Staphylococcusaureus and coagulase negative staphylococci or other microorganisms that are non-oral in origin but are associated with surgical implantation or other active infections The AHA furtherstates that immunosuppression is not an independent risk factor for nonvalvular device infections immunocompromised hosts who have those devices should receive antibioticprophylaxis as advocated for immunocompetent hosts Consultation with the childs physician is recommended for management of patients with nonvalvular devices
Cardiac Conditions Associated with the Highest Risk of AdverseOutcome from Endocarditis for Which Prophylaxis with Dental
Procedures Is Reasonable
bull Prosthetic cardiac valve or prosthetic material used for cardiac valve repair
bull Previous infective endocarditisbull Congenital heart disease (CHD)bull Unrepaired cyanotic CHD including palliative shunts and conduitsbull Completely repaired congenital heart defect with prosthetic
material or device whether placed by surgery or by catheterintervention during the first 6 months after the procedure
bull Repaired CHD with residual defects at the site or adjacent to the site of a prosthetic patch or prosthetic device (which inhibitendothelialization)
bull Cardiac transplantation recipients who develop cardiac valvulopathy
Dental Procedures for which Endocarditis ProphylaxisIs Reasonable for Patients in Table 1
bull All dental procedures that involve manipulation of gingival tissue or the periapical region of teeth or perforation of the oral mucosa
bull The following procedures and events do not needprophylaxis routine anesthetic injections throughnoninfected tissue taking dental radiographs placement of removable prosthodontic or orthodonticappliances adjustment of orthodontic appliances placement of orthodontic brackets shedding of deciduous teeth and bleeding from trauma to the lipsor oral mucosa
Considerations for Perioperative Anticoagulationarfarin therapy - management during invasive procedures and
surgeryBibliographic Source(s)
Medical Services Commission Warfarin therapy - management during invasive procedures and surgery Victoria (BC) British Columbia Medical Services Commission 2010 Oct 1 7 p [8 references]
bull Note Always consult with the surgeon and anesthesiologist aboutbull Risk of bleedingbull Goal INRbull Acceptable INR for surgerybull Baseline INR is recommended in every case and this will guide further therapybull Always discuss with surgeon and anesthesiologist what the INR should be before surgery (goal INR)bull An INR lt15 is generally acceptable except for neurosurgery ocular surgery and procedures requiring spinal anesthesia or epidural analgesia (Horlocker et al
2003)bull Risk of bleedingbull In general the type of procedure determines the risk of bleeding and how long anticoagulation must be withheld post-operativelybull Discontinuation of warfarin is essential for these procedures associated with a high risk of bleeding
ndash Procedures that the body cavity is entered eg open thoracic abdominal or pelvic surgeryndash Percutaneous needle procedures in non-compressible sites including organ biopsiesndash Any type of prostatic surgeryndash Surgery sites where minor bleeding can cause significant morbidity (eg central nervous system [CNS] and intraocular procedures)ndash Major arthroplasty surgery eg hip or knee replacement
bull Discontinuation of warfarin is usually not necessary for these procedures associated with a low risk of bleedingndash Percutaneous needle procedures in readily compressible sites (eg peripheral venous access)ndash Many skin proceduresndash Routine dental procedures (eg hygiene simple extractions restorations endodontics prosthetics)
ndash Endoscopy without biopsy
bull Assess the risk of bleeding from the procedure with the assistance of the surgeon and anesthesiologistC
Guidelines for pre-operative cardiac risk assessment and perioperative cardiac management in non-cardiac surgeryBibliographic Source(s)
Task Force for Preoperative Cardiac Risk Assessment and Perioperative [trunc] European Society of Anaesthesiology Poldermans D Bax JJ Boersma E De Hert S Eeckhout E Fowkes G Gorenek B Hennerici MG Iung B Kelm M Kjeldsen KP Kristensen SD Lopez-Sendon J Pelosi P Philippe F Pierard L Ponikowski P Schmid JP Sellevold OF Sicari R Van den Berghe G Vermassen F Guidelines for pre-operative cardiac risk
assessment and perioperative cardiac management in non-cardiac surgery Eur Heart J 2009 Nov30(22)2769-812 [238 references] PubMed
bull Pre-operative Evaluationbull Surgical Risk for Cardiac Eventsbull Although patient-specific factors are more important than surgery-specific factors in predicting the cardiac risk for noncardiac surgical procedures
the type of surgery cannot be ignored when evaluating a particular patient undergoing an intervention With regard to cardiac risk surgicalinterventions can be divided into low-risk intermediate-risk and high-risk groups with estimated 30-day cardiac event rates (cardiac death and myocardial infarction [MI]) of lt1 1ndash5 and gt5 respectively (see table below) Although only a rough estimation this risk stratification providesa good indication of the need for cardiac evaluation drug treatment and assessment of risk for cardiac events
bull Table Surgical Riska Estimatebull Low-risk lt1 Intermediate-risk 1-5 High-risk gt5bull Breastbull Dentalbull Endocrinebull Eyebull Gynaecologybull Reconstructivebull Orthopaedic-minor (knee surgery)bull Urologic-minor Abdominalbull Carotidbull Peripheral arterial angioplastybull Endovascular aneurysm repairbull Head and neck surgerybull Neurologicalorthopaedic-major (hip and spine surgery)bull Pulmonary renalliver transplantbull Urologic-major Aortic and major vascular surgerybull Peripheral vascular surgerybull aRisk of MI and cardiac death within 30 days after surgery Modified from Boersma et al Perioperative cardiovascular mortality in noncardiac
surgery validation of the Lee cardiac risk index Am J Med 20051181134ndash1141
Segni vitali
bull Prima di ogni trattamento dovrebbero essere misurati i segni vitaliPAFCrespirazione e temperatura
Inserire fot Omron
IMG_6728JPG
ContecVital Signs Monitor PatientMonitor with CE Certificate
(CMS5000)
Riconoscere una emergenza
bull Segni e sintomi di emergenza incipiente
ndash Dolore toracico
ndash Cute pallida
ndash Sudorazione
ndash Vomito(nausea)
ndash RESPIRAZIONE IRREGOLARE
ndash SENSAZIONI STRANE O INSOLITE
ndash Modificazioni delle frequenza e o della pressione
Codice di deontologia medica
bull Art 7 ndash Obbligo drsquointervento drsquourgenza Il medico
e devetempestivamente attivarsi per assicurare ognispecifica adeguata assistenza
Procedure iniziali nellrsquoemergenzabull Interrompere la procedura
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull Chiamare il kit di emergenza
bull Valutare lo stato di coscienzase incoscienteabbassare la poltrona trendelemburg
bull Somministrare O2se coscienteocchialinise incosciente ma respira maschera se incosciente e non respira pallone e maschera
Algoritmo di base
bull PABCDbull Posizionare
bull A airway
bull B breathing
bull Ccirculation
bull Ddefinitivo o diagnosi
Come valutare lo stato di coscienza
1 come definirlo cosciente
vigile
soporoso
coma
2 come riconoscerlo stimolo verbale
stimolo doloroso
3 come valutarlo risposta verbale
apertura occhi
risposta motoria
Valutare le vie aereeaprire la bocca
estendere il capo e sostenere il mentoimpiegare lrsquoaspirazione se necessario
Valutare la respirazionese non respiradai due respiri con ossigeno 100
se in apneainserisci la cannula orofaringea chiama per lrsquoAED
Valutare la circolazionecerca il polsocarotide(radiale)
in assenza di polsopreparati per CPRmettere il paziente in pianomeglio al suolo iniziare MCE
applicare lrsquoAED se crsquoegrave il polsovalutare la frequenza e la forza
Distress
bull Respiratoriobroncospasmoasma
bull ToracicodoloreanginaMI
bull Psicologicoagitazioneconvulsioni
bull Prevenire il distress
ndash Ambiente accoglientetranquillorilassato
ndash Minimizzare la paurail freddo
ndash Mantenere PA e FC e respirazione nei limiti
ndash Non interrompere la terapia
Valutare il paz e la situazionebull Controllare i segni vitali del pazientePAFCrespirazionecolorebull Non tentare di trasportare il paziente da solibull Chiama immediatamente il 118 se
ndash Arresto cardiacondash Arresto respiratoriondash incoscienzagt 1 minndash Stato confusionale prolungatondash Dolore toracico gt 5 min non alleviato dal venitrinndash Difficoltagrave respiratoriandash Convulsionindash Ipotensione grave o tachicardia()
bull Tratta il paziente in emergenza finchegrave non arriva il soccorsobull Tieni pronta la cartella e quanto fatto finora per la squadra di soccorsobull Compila la scheda delle emergenze in studio
What types of emergencies can be expected in the dental office
Ostruzione delle vie aeree
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentoimprovvisaafferrare la gola(segno universale)ndash Stridorendash Tosse violentandash Dispneaspasmindash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Tosse forzatandash Compressione addominalendash Percussione dorsale con paziente curvo in avanti ndash Ossigenazione ndash Ispezione delle prime vie aereendash laringoscopiopinza di Magillaspiratorendash Chiamare aiutondash Trasferimento in ospedale per broncoscopia in urgenza
How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver You tubehttpyoutubekJDpr05zmB4
bull How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver
bull Edited by Bob Robertson Rob S Nicole Willson Travis Derouin and 37 others
bull Googlewikihow
Airway obstruction management
Asmabroncospasmo
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentondash Sensazione di peso sul toracendash stridorendash Tossendash Dispneandash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Posizionare il pazsedutobraccia in avantindash Ossigenondash Spray con salbutamol 2 puffripeti dopo 5 min se inefficacendash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
bull httpyoutubekff3co6xwik
bull httpyoutubeEK8nzKzdnIM
bull httpyoutubewlygTaY4ioc
Arresto cardiaco
bull Segni e sintomibull Non rispondebull Non respirabull Non ha polsobull Trattamento
ndash Mettere il paz supinotavola sotto il torace o stendere sul pavimento
ndash Chiamare aiutondash Attaccare AED e seguire le istruzionindash Iniziare CPRndash Ossigenare ventilazione con pallone e maschera
bull httpyoutubeI-eFjl2G9vg
Emerg Med J 2012 Nov29(11)890-3 Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
Segal N Laurent F Maman L Plaisance P Augustin P
bull Source
bull Emergency Department Lariboisiegravere Hospital Paris 7 University (Paris Diderot) Paris France drnicolassegalgmailcom
bull Conflicting studies exist about the effectiveness of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on a dental chair In some situations dental surgeons are obliged to perform CPR with the patient on the chair Feedback devices are supposed to guide the compression depth in order to improve the quality of CPR but some devices are based on an accelerometer that can theoretically report erroneous results because of the lack of rigidity of a dental chair
bull OBJECTIVE
bull The aim of this study was to evaluate the accuracy of these devices to guide chest compressions on a dental chair
Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
bull METHODSbull A prospective randomised crossover equivalencenon-inferiority study was conducted to compare
the values of compression depths provided by the feedback device (Real CPR Help(reg) delivered by Zollcopy Medical Corporation Chelmsford MA USA) with the real measurements provided by the manikin (Resusci Anne(reg) Advanced SkillTrainer Laerdal Medical AScopy Norway) Chest-compression-only CPR was performed by 15 Basic Life Support instructors who carried out two rounds of continuous CPR for 2 min each Data were analysed with a correlation test a Bland-Altman method and a Wilcoxon test Statistical significance was defined as plt005
bull RESULTSbull A significant difference was found between the mean depths of compression measured by the
feedback device and the manikin on a dental chair and on the floor (plt00001) The feedback device overestimated the depth of chest compressions and Bland-Altman analysis demonstrated poor agreement
bull CONCLUSION
bull This study indicates that feedback devices with accelerometer technology are not sufficiently reliable to ensure adequate chest compression on dental chairs
Angina
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato
alle spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash sollievo con NTGsi spera ndash Ansiapalloresudorazionetachicardia
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minNatispraysublinguale ndash Ossigenondash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
Localizzazioni del dolore anginoso
Sharplocalized
radiating or notmay radiate to
teeth
You tube3 IUSB angina attack
bull httpyoutubeufyxHSSvcG8
bull Molto pertinente
bull httpyoutubejd-9DSDWSsI
bull Angina pectoris medical emergency
Infarto miocardico
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato alle
spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash Mancato sollievo con NTG ndash Dispneasincopediaforesimorte improvvisa
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minndash Ossigenondash Aspirina 165-325 mgndash AnalgesicomorfinabuprenorfinaN2Ondash Chiamare aiutondash Posizionare AED ndash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
ndash MONAMorfinaossigenonitroglicerinaaspirina
Fattori di rischio per cardiopatia ischemica
bull Etagravebull Sesso maschilema = gt 65 annibull Ipertensionebull DislipidemieColestTGHDL lowbull Diabetebull Fumobull Familiaritagravebull Malattie infiammatorie sistemiche collagenopatiebull Obesitagrave bull Metabolic syndrome This has been characterized by the presence of
hyperinsulinemia (fasting glucose level ge 100 mgdL) abdominal obesity (waist circumference gt40 in for men or gt35 in for women) decreased HDL cholesterol levels (lt 40 mgdL for men or lt 50 mgdL for women) hypertriglyceridemia (gt150 mgdL) and hypertension (ge 13085 mm Hg) Based on data from the 2000 US census an estimated 47 million Americans have the metabolic syndrome Patients with the metabolic syndrome have a 3-fold increased risk for coronary atherosclerosis and stroke compared with those without this syndrome
Fattori precipitanti lrsquoischemia
bull Sforzo fisico
bull Basse temperature
bull Digestione
bull Tachicardiafebbreipertiroidismo
bull Emozionistressndash Psichico(pauracontatto
ravvicinatooppressionecostrizioneinpossibilitagrave di muiversidi parlareodori sgradevolivista irritante o sgradevole
ndash dolore
bull Innalzamento vita media
bull Miglioramento condizioni socio-economiche ()
bull Procedure odontoiatriche sempre piugrave conservative
Maggiore frequenza di cardiopatici nella pratica odontoiatrica
Fattori stressantistressors
bull Malattiapersonale o di amici o famigliaribull Morte di un famigliare o di una persona amatabull Problemi di relazioni interpersonalibull Sovraccarico di lavorobull Inizio di un lavoro nuovobull disoccupazionebull pensionebull gravidanzabull affollamentobull traslocobull problemi della vita di tutti i giornirdquocopingrdquobull Problemi legalibull Problemi finanziaribull Perfezionismobull Eccecc
Quindinel paziente cardiopatico(ma anche negli altri)
Sedazione con BZD (short antagonizzabili)
bull Sedazione cosciente con N2O
bull empatia
bull Buona analgesia
Fin qui nov 10
bull httpyoutubeSuFvAbf_uJs
bull anginal and heart attack
Puntata ipertensiva
bull Segni e sintomindash Cefaleavertiginironziindash Disturbi della vistandash Cardiopalmo(tachicardia)ndash (dispnea)ndash Epistassi
bull Trattamentondash Nifedipina(nifedicor)5-15 gtt sublingualiOppndash Clonidina(catapresan) mezza1 fiala im o ev lentaOppndash Furosemide(Lasix) 1 2 fl im o ev lentandash Ossigenoterapia(occhialini)
Aritmie
bull Senza ECG
bull ipocineticheipercinetiche
Allergia
ndash Limitata ad un sistema o generalizzatandash Faringe e prime vie aereeedema angioneuroticondash Tratto respiratorioasmabroncospasmostridorendash Cuteorticariapruritondash Anafilassitutti i precedenti+collasso cardiocircolatoriondash DDangioedema ereditario
ndash Segni e sintomindash Pruritoarrossamentopomfiedema labbramucose boccafaringehellipndash Distress respiratorioasmandash Ipotensionepolso piccolofrequentepallore
bull Ossigenobull Chiamare aiutobull Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
anafilassi
bull Posizione supina
bull Ossigenazione
bull Adrenalina im 05mg
bull Liquidi evndash Antistaminico trimeton 10 mg im
ndash Cortisone
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull In caso di arrestoCPR
Cause di allergia
bull Materiali implantari e amalgama metallititanioporcellane e metalli nobili mercurio
bull Latexdighebull Acrilatibull Formaldeidebull Clorexidinabull AL e conservanti (metilparaben)
bull patch testing prick testing and blood tests for allergen-specific IgE
Sincope vasovagalesvenimentobull Segni e sintomi
ndash Svenimentondash Nausea ndash Debolezzandash Pallorendash Cute fredda e sudatandash Polso rallentatoma prima tachindash Ipotensionendash Discomfort addominalendash Midriasindash sbadiglio
bull Trattamentondash Posizione supinandash Elevare gli arti infndash Ossigenondash Monitorizzare ndash Atropina 05 mg im o iv
Fattori scatenanti psicogenipauraansiastress emotivocattive notiziedolorespecie se improvviso ed inaspettatovista del sanguestrumenti chirurgicisiringhe
Fattori scatenanti non psicogeniStazione erettaFame da salto del pasto o da dietaEsaurimentostanchezzaCattive condizioni fisicheAmbiente caldo-umidoAffollamentoSesso maschileGiovani16-35 anni
Pathophysiology
Stress
Catecholamines release
Decreased peripheral vascular resistance amp uarr blood flow to peripheral muscles
darr venous return
darr circulatory blood vol amp drop in arterial BP
Activation of Compensatory mechanisms
Reflex bradycardia develops (lt 50)
Significant drop in cardiac output associated with fall in BP below the critical level
Cerebral ischemia amp loss of consciousness
Assess consciousness (loss of response to sensory stimulation)
Activate office emergency system
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Perform additional procedures
Administer aromatic ammonia
Administer atropine if bradycardia persists
Do not panic
Post syncopal recovery- delayed recovery-
Postpone dental treatment Activate EMS
Determine precipitating factors
POSTURAL HYPOTENSION
Predisposing factors
bull Administration and ingestion of drugs eg antihypertensives like sodium depleting diuretics calcium channel blockers ampganglion blocking agents sedatives and narcotics histamine blockers levo dopa
bull Prolonged period of recumbency or convalescence
bull Inadequate postural reflex
bull Late stage pregnancy
bull Advanced age
bull Venous defects in legs (eg varicose veins)
bull Recovery from sympathectomy
bull Addissonrsquos disease
bull Physical exhaustion and starvation
bull Chronic postural hypotension (Shy ndash Drager syndrome)
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
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Riconoscere lrsquoictus
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bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
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cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
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Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
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Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
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Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
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CM 1312009
DottClaudio Melloni
Specialista in Anestesia e Rianimazione
Via Fossolo 28
40138 Bologna
tel051390048
Questionario preoperatorio di autocompilazione Si prega di barrare la risposta esatta con un segnetto o un cerchietto eo riempire gli spazi sopra i
puntini con le informazioni richiesteTutte le risposte sono confidenziali e coperte dal segreto
professionaleGrazie
Cognome e nomehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
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Ha o ha avuto una malattia seria SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ha affanno dopo sforzo SI NO
Ha tosse SI NO
Ha sibili respiratori SI NO
Ha dolore al petto da sforzo SI NO
Ha gonfiore alle caviglie SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie di cuore SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie dei polmoni SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie di fegato SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie dello stomaco reflussoulcera SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie dei reni SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie muscolari SI NO
Ha o ha avuto malattie cerebrali SI NO
Ha assunto farmaci negli ultimi tre mesi SI NO
Se Siqualihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Prende gocce nasali o oculari SI NO
Egrave allergico a qualche medicinale SI NO
Ersquo allergico a qualche cibo SI NO
Ha subito interventi o anestesie negli ultimi 3 mesi
SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Egrave mai stato operato prima drsquoora SI NO
Se Sipercheacutehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ci sono state strane storie in famiglia di incidenti insorti durante o subito dopo anestesia
SI NO
Porta occhiali o lenti a contatto SI NO
Porta protesi dentarie o ponti mobili SI NO Beve piugrave di in bicchiere di vino o di un superalcoolico al giorno
SI NO Fuma SI NO
Se Siquanto Ci sono stati altri problemi di salute fisica o mentale non compresi in questa lista
SI NO
Se Siqualihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Fa movimento o sport SI NO
Se sigraveche cosa(per es biciclettalavori di casaortoraccolta fruttaecc) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Raccolta dati
cM 1195
data sedehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
COGNOME E NOME
INDIRIZZO TELhelliphelliphelliphellip
ETAgrave PESO(KG) ALTEZZA(CM) ASA
INTERVENTO
ANESTESISTACHIRURGO
anestetico locale Si No farmacomg
adrenalina Si No dose
via aerea spont guedel maschera IOT IRT COPA LMA
respirazionespont ass man IPPV O2 si no maschera occhialini
Premedicazioneora
induzione(farmacidosi)
mantenimento
inizio anestesiaora inizio chirurgiaora
Via
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fine anestesiaora fine chirurgiaora
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hhelliphelliphelliphelliphellip vestirsi hhelliphellip camminare hhelliphelliphelliphelliphellip mingere hhelliphelliphellip berehhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipeffetti
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ConsensoPoliambulatorio SLucia
Via Murri 164
Bologna
DICHIARAZIONE DI AVVENUTA INFORMAZIONE E CONSENSO ALLrsquoANESTESIA
Io Sottoscrittoahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip natoa a helliphelliphelliphelliphellip
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Dichiaro di essere stato informatoa dal Medico Anestesista drhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
che le mie condizioni di salute mi collocano nella classe ASAhelliphellip ed il rischio relativo allrsquointervento
chirurgico al quale io verrorsquo sottopostoa egrave helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Ho compreso le informazioni circa il tipo di anestesia piugrave appropriato nella mia situazione e dopo avere preso in considerazione anche le eventuali alternative dograve il mio consenso al trattamento anestesiologico
concordato che saragrave il seguentehelliphelliphellip helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Sono stato informato che tale trattamento qualora si verificassero condizioni particolari che mi verranno
spiegate potrebbe essere modificato
Mi egrave stato spiegato che lrsquoanestesia pur essendo fra le metodiche piugrave sicure della medicina moderna puograve
comportare ancora oggi in rarissimi casi complicanze mortali o gravi danni permanenti in particolare di
tipo neurologico Mi ritengo adeguatamente informato e non desidero ricevere ulteriori informazioni
In seguito alla mia richiesta di ulteriori informazioni ho ricevuto e compreso ogni spiegazione sui
trattamenti anestesiologici che verranno adottati prima durante e dopo lrsquointervento In particolare ho
compreso le informazioni circa le complicanze piugrave comuni e prevedibili nel mio caso specifico che
consistono inhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Autorizzo inoltre il Medico Anestesista a comunicare notizie relative al mio stato di salute
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Dichiarazioni particolarihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
DATA
Firma del Paziente Firma del Medico Anestesista
helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip helliphellip
Firma del Tutorehelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipdihelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
Drugs taken by patientshellip
bull We consistently found associations of antipsychotic and SSRI antidepressant treatment with sudden unexplaineddeath significantly raised risk ratios being found for typicaland atypical antipsychotics the latter including risperidoneand olanzapine individually and the SSRI antidepressants including citalopram fluoxetine and sertraline Individually
bull Br J Clin Pharmacol 2009 November 68(5) 743ndash751bull doi 101111j1365-2125200903496xbull PMCID PMC2791981bull Sudden death in patients receiving drugs tending to
prolong the QT intervalbull Kate Jolly1 Michael D Gammage2 Kar Keung Cheng1 Peter
Bradburn1 Miriam V Banting1 and Michael J S Langman2
J Can Dent Assoc 2009 Feb75(1)41Dental surgery for patients on anticoagulant therapy with warfarin a
systematic review and meta-analysisNematullah A Alabousi A Blanas N Douketis JD Sutherland SE
bull University of Toronto Ontario Canadabull Comment in bull Evid Based Dent 200910(2)52 bull Republished in bull Tex Dent J 2009 Dec126(12)1183-93 bull Abstractbull PURPOSE To evaluate the effect of continuing warfarin therapy on the bleeding risk of patients undergoing elective dental surgical proceduresbull METHODS Data sources were the MEDLINE and EMBASE databases the Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials a manual citation review of
the relevant literature content experts and relevant abstracts from the proceedings of the International Association for Dental Research Study selection was carried out independently by 2 reviewers as was quality assessment Data extraction was done by 3 reviewers Differences were resolved by consensus Eligible studies were randomized controlled trials that compared the effects of continuing the regular dose of warfarintherapy with the effects of discontinuing or modifying the dose on the incidence of bleeding in patients undergoing dental procedures
bull RESULTS Five trials (a total of 553 patients) met the inclusion criteria Compared with interrupting warfarin therapy (either partial or complete) perioperative continuation of warfarin with patients usual dose was not associated with an increased risk for clinically significant nonmajor bleeding (relative risk [RR] 071 95 confidence interval [CI] 039-128 p = 065 I2 = 0) or an increased risk for minor bleeding (RR 119 95 CI 090-158 p = 022 I2 = 0)
bull CONCLUSIONS Continuing the regular dose of warfarin therapy does not seem to confer an increased risk of bleeding compared with discontinuing or modifying the warfarin dose for patients undergoing minor dental procedures
Clin Oral Implants Res 2009 Sep20 Suppl 496-106What influence do anticoagulants have on oral implant therapy
A systematic reviewMadrid C Sanz M
bull bull Department of oral surgery Oral Medicine and Hospital Dentistry Department of Ambulatory Care and Community Medicine University of Lausanne
Lausanne Switzerland carlosmadridhospvdchbull Abstractbull OBJECTIVES This systematic review aims to assess the risks (both thromboembolic and bleeding) of an oral anticoagulation therapy (OAT) patient undergoing
implant therapy and to provide a management protocol to patients under OAT undergoing implant therapybull MATERIAL AND METHODS Medline Cochrane Data Base of Systematic Reviews the Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials and EMBASE (from 1980 to
December 2008) were searched for English-language articles published between 1966 and 2008 This search was completed by a hand research accessing the references cited in all identified publications
bull RESULTS Nineteen studies were identified reporting outcomes after oral surgery procedures (mostly dental extractions in patients on OAT following different management protocols and haemostatic therapies) Five studies were randomized-controlled trials (RCTs) 11 were controlled clinical trials (CCTs) and three were prospective case series The OAT management strategies as well as the protocols during and after surgery were different This heterogeneity prevented any possible data aggregation and synthesis The results from these studies are very homogeneous reporting minor bleeding in very few patients without a significant difference between the OAT patients who continue with the vitamin K antagonists vs the patients who stopped this medication before surgery These post-operative bleeding events were controlled only with local haemostatic measures tranexamic acid mouthwashes gelatine sponges and cellulose gauzess application were effective Post-operative bleeding did not correlate with the international normalised ratio (INR) status In none of the studies was a thromboembolic event reported
bull CONCLUSIONS OAT patients (INR 2-4) who do not discontinue the AC medication do not have a significantly higher risk of post-operative bleeding than non-OAT patients and they also do not have a higher risk of post-operative bleeding than OAT patients who discontinue the medication In patients with OAT (INR 2-4) without discontinuation topical haemostatic agents were effective in preventing post-operative bleeding OAT discontinuation is not recommended for minor oral surgery such as single tooth extraction or implant placement provided that this does not involve autogenous bone grafts extensive flaps or osteotomy preparations extending outside the bony envelope Evidence does not support that dental implant placement in patients on OAT is contraindicated
bull The following are the latestguidelineshowever every DDS should thinkabouthelliphellip
Guideline TitleSteps to reduce surgical risk In II guidelines for perioperative evaluation
Bibliographic Source(s)Gualandro DM Yu PC Calderaro D Marques AC Pinho C Caramelli B et al Steps to reduce surgical risk In II guidelines for perioperative evaluation Arq Bras Cardiol
201196(3 Suppl 1)23-41 [379 references]
bull Antiplatelet Agents (AAS)bull Recommendations for antiplatelet agents before noncardiac surgeriesbull Degree of Recommendation Ibull Patients with coronary artery disease and noncardiac surgery scheduled should maintain the use of
AAS at a low dose of 75 to 100 mgday except in neurosurgeries and transurethral resection of the prostate Level of Evidence B
bull Patients using dual antiplatelet therapy by means of recent angioplasty with stent should keepreceiving AAS throughout the perioperative period with discontinuation of thienopyridine 5 daysbefore surgery and reintroduction as early as possible ideally before the patient completes 10 daysof discontinuation Level of Evidence C
bull Patients receiving antiplatelet therapy only with thienopyridine and surgery scheduled with moderate to high-risk of bleeding should discontinue medication 5 days before Level of EvidenceC
bull Degree of Recommendation IIabull Keep dual antiplatelet therapy in procedures with low risk for bleeding Level of Evidence Cbull Patients receiving antiplatelet therapy only with thienopyridine and surgery scheduled with low risk
of bleeding should continue medication in the perioperative period Level of Evidence C
bull Procedures with Low Risk of Bleedingbull Cataract surgerybull Minor dermatological proceduresbull Dental procedures - hygiene simple extraction restoration endodontic and
prosthetic proceduresbull Recommendationsbull Patients at High Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence Cbull Discontinue warfarin 5 days before surgery and wait for INR lt15 to perform the procedurebull UFH or prophylactic LMWH can be used in the preoperative period if indicatedbull Postoperatively use UFH or prophylactic LMWH if indicated by the type of procedure and resume warfarin 12 to 14 hours after surgerybull Patients at Low Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence Cbull Discontinue warfarin 5 days before surgery and wait for INR lt15bull Start full-dose UFH or LMWH when INR lt20bull Discontinue intravenous UFH 4 hours before surgery and subcutaneous LMWH 24 hours before surgerybull Postoperatively restart full-dose UFH or LMWH and warfarin and 12 to 24 hours after the procedure and discontinue heparin only when the INR is within
therapeutic rangebull Patients at Intermediate Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence Cbull Depending on the individual assessment of each patient the guidelines can be followed either for the high or low risk to the discretion of the physician in
chargebull Procedures with Low Risk of Bleedingbull Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence Cbull Perform the procedure with an INR within the therapeutic range ndash it is not necessary to discontinue the anticoagulantbull If INR gt3 discontinue anticoagulation therapy one or two days before surgery and reintroduce it the night after surgery
Endocarditis Prophylaxis
bull Dental Procedures and Prevention of Infective Endocarditisbull Dental procedures with higher risk for bacteremia are subgingival placement of antibiotic fibers or strips dental extractions dental implants or reimplants endodontic and periodontal
procedures placement of orthodontic bands and procedures with significant bleeding Whenever high-risk patients undergo these procedures should receive antibiotic prophylaxis Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence C It is likely that low-income populations with little access to health care with heart diseases other than those cited in Table 2 (below) also benefit from infective endocarditis (IE) prophylaxis before dental procedures Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence C
bull Table 2 Patients at Risk of Acquiring Severe Infective Endocarditisbull Patient with prosthetic heart valvebull Valvular heart disease corrected with prosthetic materialbull History of infective endocarditisbull Acquired valvular heart disease in patient who underwent heart transplantbull Uncorrected cyanotic congenital heart diseasebull Corrected cyanotic congenital heart disease that evolves with residual lesionbull Congenital heart disease corrected with prosthetic materialbull Surgical Procedures and Prevention of Infective Endocarditisbull Indications for Endocarditis Prophylaxisbull Degree of Recommendation Ibull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will be subjected to dental procedures with a high probability of significant bacteremia (see Table 3 below)
Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Table 3 Dental Procedures and Indication of Infective Endocarditis Prophylaxisbull Indicated Not Recommended ndash Any Patients Who Will Undergo the Procedures Belowbull For patients at risk for severe infective endocarditis and who will undergo procedures involving manipulation of gingival tissue periodontal region or perforation of oral mucosa Local
anesthesia in non-infected tissuebull Dental X-raybull Placement or removal of bracesbull Adjustment of bracesbull Placement of parts in bracesbull Natural loss of milk toothbull Bleeding originated from the trauma of the oral mucosa or lipsbull Degree of Recommendation IIabull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria on Table 2 (above) and who will undergo dental procedures with a high
probability of significant bacteremia (see Table 3 above) Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will undergo genitourinary or gastrointestinal procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic
regimen (see Table 11 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will undergo esophageal or respiratory tract procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen
(see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Degree of Recommendation IIbbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo dental procedures that do not meet
the criteria on Table 3 (above) Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo genitourinary or gastrointestinal
procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen (see Table 11 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo esophageal or respiratory tract
procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Degree of Recommendation IIIbull There is no indication for IE prophylaxis in patients with interatrial communication alone interventricular communication or corrected patent ductus arteriosus and without residual
flow myocardial revascularization surgery mitral valve prolapse without regurgitation after placement of stents innocent heart murmurs patients with pacemakers or implantablecardioverter-defibrillators (ICDs) history of Kawasaki disease or rheumatic fever without valve dysfunction who will undergo dental esophageal respiratory tract genitourinary or
Guideline on antibiotic prophylaxis for dental patients at risk for infection
Bibliographic Source(s)Clinical Affairs Committee Council on Clinical Affairs Guideline on
antibiotic prophylaxis for dental patients at risk for infection Chicago (IL) American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) 2011 5 p [27
references]bull Major Recommendationsbull The conservative use of antibiotics is indicated to minimize the risk of developing resistance to current antibiotic regimens Given the increasing number of organisms that have
developed resistance to current antibiotic regimens as well as the potential for an adverse anaphylactic reaction to the drug administered it is best to be judicious in the use of antibiotics for the prevention of infective endocarditis (IE) and other distant-site infections
bull Patients with Cardiac Conditionsbull Dental practitioners should consider prophylactic measures to minimize the risk of IE in patients with underlying cardiac conditions The risk of developing IE can arise from a combination
of high-risk patients and dental procedures However at-risk patients with poor oral hygiene and gingival bleeding after routine activities (eg toothbrushing) also have shown an increased potential for developing complications of IE It therefore is recommended to encourage daily good oral hygiene practices to reduce gingivitis as part of the prophylacticregimen These patients andor parents need to be educated and motivated to maintain personal oral hygiene through daily plaque removal including flossing Greater emphasis shouldbe placed on improved access to dental care and oral health in patients with underlying cardiac conditions at high risk for IE and less focus on a dental procedure and antibiotic coverage Professional prevention strategies should be based upon the individuals assessed risk for caries and periodontal disease
bull Specific recommendations from the latest American Heart Association (AHA) guideline on prevention of IE are included in the tables below The AHA recommends antibiotic prophylaxisonly for those whose underlying cardiac conditions are associated with the highest risk of adverse outcome (see Table 1 below) Such conditions include prosthetic heart valves previoushistory of IE unrepaired or incompletely repaired cyanotic congenital heart disease (CHD) completely repaired congenital heart defect with prosthetic material or device during the first 6 months after the procedure repaired CHD with residual defects at the site or adjacent to the site of a prosthetic patch or device and cardiac transplantation recipients who developcardiac valvulopathy In addition to those diagnoses listed in the AHA guidelines patients with a reported history of injection drug use may be considered at risk for developing IE in the absence of cardiac anomalies Although quite rare complications from intraoral tongue piercing can include IE among patients with a pre-existing cardiac valvular condition andor history of injection drug use Consultation with the patients physician may be necessary to determine susceptibility to bacteremia-induced infections
bull Antibiotics are recommended for all dental procedures that involve manipulation of gingival tissue or the periapical region of teeth or perforation of the oral mucosa (see Table 2 below) Specific antibiotic regimens can be found in Table 3 in the original guideline document Practitioners and patientsparents can review the entire AHA guidelines in the AHA CirculationJournal archives httpcircahajournalsorgcgicontentfull116151736 for additional background information as well as discussion of special circumstances (eg patients already receiving antibiotic therapy patients on anticoagulant therapy)
bull Patients with Compromised Immunitybull Patients with a compromised immune system may not be able to tolerate a transient bacteremia following invasive dental procedures These non-cardiac factors can place a patient with
compromised immunity at risk for distant-site infection from a dental procedure This category includes but is not limited to patients with the following medical conditionsbull Immunosuppression secondary tobull Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)bull Severe combined immunodeficiency (SCIDS)bull Neutropeniabull Cancer chemotherapybull Hematopoietic stem cell or solid organ transplantationbull Head and neck radiotherapybull Autoimmune disease (eg juvenile arthritis systemic lupus erythematosus)bull Sickle cell anemiabull Asplenism or status post splenectomybull Chronic steroid usagebull Diabetesbull Bisphosphonate therapybull Consultation with the childs physician is recommended for management of patients with a compromised immune system Discussion of antibiotic prophylaxis for patients undergoing
chemotherapy irradiation and hematopoietic cell transplantation appears in a separate American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) guideline (see the National GuidelineClearinghouse [NGC] summary Guideline on Dental Management of Pediatric Patients Receiving Chemotherapy Hematopoietic Cell Transplantation andor Radiation)
bull Patients with Shunts Indwelling Vascular Catheters or Medical Devicesbull The AHA recommends that antibiotic prophylaxis for nonvalvular devices including indwelling vascular catheters (central lines) and cardiovascular implantable electronic devices (CIED)
is indicated only at the time of placement of these devices in order to prevent surgical site infection The AHA found no convincing evidence that microorganisms associated with dentalprocedures cause infection of CIED and nonvalvular devices at any time after implantation The infections occurring after device implantation most often are caused by Staphylococcusaureus and coagulase negative staphylococci or other microorganisms that are non-oral in origin but are associated with surgical implantation or other active infections The AHA furtherstates that immunosuppression is not an independent risk factor for nonvalvular device infections immunocompromised hosts who have those devices should receive antibioticprophylaxis as advocated for immunocompetent hosts Consultation with the childs physician is recommended for management of patients with nonvalvular devices
Cardiac Conditions Associated with the Highest Risk of AdverseOutcome from Endocarditis for Which Prophylaxis with Dental
Procedures Is Reasonable
bull Prosthetic cardiac valve or prosthetic material used for cardiac valve repair
bull Previous infective endocarditisbull Congenital heart disease (CHD)bull Unrepaired cyanotic CHD including palliative shunts and conduitsbull Completely repaired congenital heart defect with prosthetic
material or device whether placed by surgery or by catheterintervention during the first 6 months after the procedure
bull Repaired CHD with residual defects at the site or adjacent to the site of a prosthetic patch or prosthetic device (which inhibitendothelialization)
bull Cardiac transplantation recipients who develop cardiac valvulopathy
Dental Procedures for which Endocarditis ProphylaxisIs Reasonable for Patients in Table 1
bull All dental procedures that involve manipulation of gingival tissue or the periapical region of teeth or perforation of the oral mucosa
bull The following procedures and events do not needprophylaxis routine anesthetic injections throughnoninfected tissue taking dental radiographs placement of removable prosthodontic or orthodonticappliances adjustment of orthodontic appliances placement of orthodontic brackets shedding of deciduous teeth and bleeding from trauma to the lipsor oral mucosa
Considerations for Perioperative Anticoagulationarfarin therapy - management during invasive procedures and
surgeryBibliographic Source(s)
Medical Services Commission Warfarin therapy - management during invasive procedures and surgery Victoria (BC) British Columbia Medical Services Commission 2010 Oct 1 7 p [8 references]
bull Note Always consult with the surgeon and anesthesiologist aboutbull Risk of bleedingbull Goal INRbull Acceptable INR for surgerybull Baseline INR is recommended in every case and this will guide further therapybull Always discuss with surgeon and anesthesiologist what the INR should be before surgery (goal INR)bull An INR lt15 is generally acceptable except for neurosurgery ocular surgery and procedures requiring spinal anesthesia or epidural analgesia (Horlocker et al
2003)bull Risk of bleedingbull In general the type of procedure determines the risk of bleeding and how long anticoagulation must be withheld post-operativelybull Discontinuation of warfarin is essential for these procedures associated with a high risk of bleeding
ndash Procedures that the body cavity is entered eg open thoracic abdominal or pelvic surgeryndash Percutaneous needle procedures in non-compressible sites including organ biopsiesndash Any type of prostatic surgeryndash Surgery sites where minor bleeding can cause significant morbidity (eg central nervous system [CNS] and intraocular procedures)ndash Major arthroplasty surgery eg hip or knee replacement
bull Discontinuation of warfarin is usually not necessary for these procedures associated with a low risk of bleedingndash Percutaneous needle procedures in readily compressible sites (eg peripheral venous access)ndash Many skin proceduresndash Routine dental procedures (eg hygiene simple extractions restorations endodontics prosthetics)
ndash Endoscopy without biopsy
bull Assess the risk of bleeding from the procedure with the assistance of the surgeon and anesthesiologistC
Guidelines for pre-operative cardiac risk assessment and perioperative cardiac management in non-cardiac surgeryBibliographic Source(s)
Task Force for Preoperative Cardiac Risk Assessment and Perioperative [trunc] European Society of Anaesthesiology Poldermans D Bax JJ Boersma E De Hert S Eeckhout E Fowkes G Gorenek B Hennerici MG Iung B Kelm M Kjeldsen KP Kristensen SD Lopez-Sendon J Pelosi P Philippe F Pierard L Ponikowski P Schmid JP Sellevold OF Sicari R Van den Berghe G Vermassen F Guidelines for pre-operative cardiac risk
assessment and perioperative cardiac management in non-cardiac surgery Eur Heart J 2009 Nov30(22)2769-812 [238 references] PubMed
bull Pre-operative Evaluationbull Surgical Risk for Cardiac Eventsbull Although patient-specific factors are more important than surgery-specific factors in predicting the cardiac risk for noncardiac surgical procedures
the type of surgery cannot be ignored when evaluating a particular patient undergoing an intervention With regard to cardiac risk surgicalinterventions can be divided into low-risk intermediate-risk and high-risk groups with estimated 30-day cardiac event rates (cardiac death and myocardial infarction [MI]) of lt1 1ndash5 and gt5 respectively (see table below) Although only a rough estimation this risk stratification providesa good indication of the need for cardiac evaluation drug treatment and assessment of risk for cardiac events
bull Table Surgical Riska Estimatebull Low-risk lt1 Intermediate-risk 1-5 High-risk gt5bull Breastbull Dentalbull Endocrinebull Eyebull Gynaecologybull Reconstructivebull Orthopaedic-minor (knee surgery)bull Urologic-minor Abdominalbull Carotidbull Peripheral arterial angioplastybull Endovascular aneurysm repairbull Head and neck surgerybull Neurologicalorthopaedic-major (hip and spine surgery)bull Pulmonary renalliver transplantbull Urologic-major Aortic and major vascular surgerybull Peripheral vascular surgerybull aRisk of MI and cardiac death within 30 days after surgery Modified from Boersma et al Perioperative cardiovascular mortality in noncardiac
surgery validation of the Lee cardiac risk index Am J Med 20051181134ndash1141
Segni vitali
bull Prima di ogni trattamento dovrebbero essere misurati i segni vitaliPAFCrespirazione e temperatura
Inserire fot Omron
IMG_6728JPG
ContecVital Signs Monitor PatientMonitor with CE Certificate
(CMS5000)
Riconoscere una emergenza
bull Segni e sintomi di emergenza incipiente
ndash Dolore toracico
ndash Cute pallida
ndash Sudorazione
ndash Vomito(nausea)
ndash RESPIRAZIONE IRREGOLARE
ndash SENSAZIONI STRANE O INSOLITE
ndash Modificazioni delle frequenza e o della pressione
Codice di deontologia medica
bull Art 7 ndash Obbligo drsquointervento drsquourgenza Il medico
e devetempestivamente attivarsi per assicurare ognispecifica adeguata assistenza
Procedure iniziali nellrsquoemergenzabull Interrompere la procedura
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull Chiamare il kit di emergenza
bull Valutare lo stato di coscienzase incoscienteabbassare la poltrona trendelemburg
bull Somministrare O2se coscienteocchialinise incosciente ma respira maschera se incosciente e non respira pallone e maschera
Algoritmo di base
bull PABCDbull Posizionare
bull A airway
bull B breathing
bull Ccirculation
bull Ddefinitivo o diagnosi
Come valutare lo stato di coscienza
1 come definirlo cosciente
vigile
soporoso
coma
2 come riconoscerlo stimolo verbale
stimolo doloroso
3 come valutarlo risposta verbale
apertura occhi
risposta motoria
Valutare le vie aereeaprire la bocca
estendere il capo e sostenere il mentoimpiegare lrsquoaspirazione se necessario
Valutare la respirazionese non respiradai due respiri con ossigeno 100
se in apneainserisci la cannula orofaringea chiama per lrsquoAED
Valutare la circolazionecerca il polsocarotide(radiale)
in assenza di polsopreparati per CPRmettere il paziente in pianomeglio al suolo iniziare MCE
applicare lrsquoAED se crsquoegrave il polsovalutare la frequenza e la forza
Distress
bull Respiratoriobroncospasmoasma
bull ToracicodoloreanginaMI
bull Psicologicoagitazioneconvulsioni
bull Prevenire il distress
ndash Ambiente accoglientetranquillorilassato
ndash Minimizzare la paurail freddo
ndash Mantenere PA e FC e respirazione nei limiti
ndash Non interrompere la terapia
Valutare il paz e la situazionebull Controllare i segni vitali del pazientePAFCrespirazionecolorebull Non tentare di trasportare il paziente da solibull Chiama immediatamente il 118 se
ndash Arresto cardiacondash Arresto respiratoriondash incoscienzagt 1 minndash Stato confusionale prolungatondash Dolore toracico gt 5 min non alleviato dal venitrinndash Difficoltagrave respiratoriandash Convulsionindash Ipotensione grave o tachicardia()
bull Tratta il paziente in emergenza finchegrave non arriva il soccorsobull Tieni pronta la cartella e quanto fatto finora per la squadra di soccorsobull Compila la scheda delle emergenze in studio
What types of emergencies can be expected in the dental office
Ostruzione delle vie aeree
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentoimprovvisaafferrare la gola(segno universale)ndash Stridorendash Tosse violentandash Dispneaspasmindash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Tosse forzatandash Compressione addominalendash Percussione dorsale con paziente curvo in avanti ndash Ossigenazione ndash Ispezione delle prime vie aereendash laringoscopiopinza di Magillaspiratorendash Chiamare aiutondash Trasferimento in ospedale per broncoscopia in urgenza
How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver You tubehttpyoutubekJDpr05zmB4
bull How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver
bull Edited by Bob Robertson Rob S Nicole Willson Travis Derouin and 37 others
bull Googlewikihow
Airway obstruction management
Asmabroncospasmo
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentondash Sensazione di peso sul toracendash stridorendash Tossendash Dispneandash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Posizionare il pazsedutobraccia in avantindash Ossigenondash Spray con salbutamol 2 puffripeti dopo 5 min se inefficacendash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
bull httpyoutubekff3co6xwik
bull httpyoutubeEK8nzKzdnIM
bull httpyoutubewlygTaY4ioc
Arresto cardiaco
bull Segni e sintomibull Non rispondebull Non respirabull Non ha polsobull Trattamento
ndash Mettere il paz supinotavola sotto il torace o stendere sul pavimento
ndash Chiamare aiutondash Attaccare AED e seguire le istruzionindash Iniziare CPRndash Ossigenare ventilazione con pallone e maschera
bull httpyoutubeI-eFjl2G9vg
Emerg Med J 2012 Nov29(11)890-3 Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
Segal N Laurent F Maman L Plaisance P Augustin P
bull Source
bull Emergency Department Lariboisiegravere Hospital Paris 7 University (Paris Diderot) Paris France drnicolassegalgmailcom
bull Conflicting studies exist about the effectiveness of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on a dental chair In some situations dental surgeons are obliged to perform CPR with the patient on the chair Feedback devices are supposed to guide the compression depth in order to improve the quality of CPR but some devices are based on an accelerometer that can theoretically report erroneous results because of the lack of rigidity of a dental chair
bull OBJECTIVE
bull The aim of this study was to evaluate the accuracy of these devices to guide chest compressions on a dental chair
Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
bull METHODSbull A prospective randomised crossover equivalencenon-inferiority study was conducted to compare
the values of compression depths provided by the feedback device (Real CPR Help(reg) delivered by Zollcopy Medical Corporation Chelmsford MA USA) with the real measurements provided by the manikin (Resusci Anne(reg) Advanced SkillTrainer Laerdal Medical AScopy Norway) Chest-compression-only CPR was performed by 15 Basic Life Support instructors who carried out two rounds of continuous CPR for 2 min each Data were analysed with a correlation test a Bland-Altman method and a Wilcoxon test Statistical significance was defined as plt005
bull RESULTSbull A significant difference was found between the mean depths of compression measured by the
feedback device and the manikin on a dental chair and on the floor (plt00001) The feedback device overestimated the depth of chest compressions and Bland-Altman analysis demonstrated poor agreement
bull CONCLUSION
bull This study indicates that feedback devices with accelerometer technology are not sufficiently reliable to ensure adequate chest compression on dental chairs
Angina
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato
alle spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash sollievo con NTGsi spera ndash Ansiapalloresudorazionetachicardia
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minNatispraysublinguale ndash Ossigenondash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
Localizzazioni del dolore anginoso
Sharplocalized
radiating or notmay radiate to
teeth
You tube3 IUSB angina attack
bull httpyoutubeufyxHSSvcG8
bull Molto pertinente
bull httpyoutubejd-9DSDWSsI
bull Angina pectoris medical emergency
Infarto miocardico
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato alle
spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash Mancato sollievo con NTG ndash Dispneasincopediaforesimorte improvvisa
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minndash Ossigenondash Aspirina 165-325 mgndash AnalgesicomorfinabuprenorfinaN2Ondash Chiamare aiutondash Posizionare AED ndash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
ndash MONAMorfinaossigenonitroglicerinaaspirina
Fattori di rischio per cardiopatia ischemica
bull Etagravebull Sesso maschilema = gt 65 annibull Ipertensionebull DislipidemieColestTGHDL lowbull Diabetebull Fumobull Familiaritagravebull Malattie infiammatorie sistemiche collagenopatiebull Obesitagrave bull Metabolic syndrome This has been characterized by the presence of
hyperinsulinemia (fasting glucose level ge 100 mgdL) abdominal obesity (waist circumference gt40 in for men or gt35 in for women) decreased HDL cholesterol levels (lt 40 mgdL for men or lt 50 mgdL for women) hypertriglyceridemia (gt150 mgdL) and hypertension (ge 13085 mm Hg) Based on data from the 2000 US census an estimated 47 million Americans have the metabolic syndrome Patients with the metabolic syndrome have a 3-fold increased risk for coronary atherosclerosis and stroke compared with those without this syndrome
Fattori precipitanti lrsquoischemia
bull Sforzo fisico
bull Basse temperature
bull Digestione
bull Tachicardiafebbreipertiroidismo
bull Emozionistressndash Psichico(pauracontatto
ravvicinatooppressionecostrizioneinpossibilitagrave di muiversidi parlareodori sgradevolivista irritante o sgradevole
ndash dolore
bull Innalzamento vita media
bull Miglioramento condizioni socio-economiche ()
bull Procedure odontoiatriche sempre piugrave conservative
Maggiore frequenza di cardiopatici nella pratica odontoiatrica
Fattori stressantistressors
bull Malattiapersonale o di amici o famigliaribull Morte di un famigliare o di una persona amatabull Problemi di relazioni interpersonalibull Sovraccarico di lavorobull Inizio di un lavoro nuovobull disoccupazionebull pensionebull gravidanzabull affollamentobull traslocobull problemi della vita di tutti i giornirdquocopingrdquobull Problemi legalibull Problemi finanziaribull Perfezionismobull Eccecc
Quindinel paziente cardiopatico(ma anche negli altri)
Sedazione con BZD (short antagonizzabili)
bull Sedazione cosciente con N2O
bull empatia
bull Buona analgesia
Fin qui nov 10
bull httpyoutubeSuFvAbf_uJs
bull anginal and heart attack
Puntata ipertensiva
bull Segni e sintomindash Cefaleavertiginironziindash Disturbi della vistandash Cardiopalmo(tachicardia)ndash (dispnea)ndash Epistassi
bull Trattamentondash Nifedipina(nifedicor)5-15 gtt sublingualiOppndash Clonidina(catapresan) mezza1 fiala im o ev lentaOppndash Furosemide(Lasix) 1 2 fl im o ev lentandash Ossigenoterapia(occhialini)
Aritmie
bull Senza ECG
bull ipocineticheipercinetiche
Allergia
ndash Limitata ad un sistema o generalizzatandash Faringe e prime vie aereeedema angioneuroticondash Tratto respiratorioasmabroncospasmostridorendash Cuteorticariapruritondash Anafilassitutti i precedenti+collasso cardiocircolatoriondash DDangioedema ereditario
ndash Segni e sintomindash Pruritoarrossamentopomfiedema labbramucose boccafaringehellipndash Distress respiratorioasmandash Ipotensionepolso piccolofrequentepallore
bull Ossigenobull Chiamare aiutobull Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
anafilassi
bull Posizione supina
bull Ossigenazione
bull Adrenalina im 05mg
bull Liquidi evndash Antistaminico trimeton 10 mg im
ndash Cortisone
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull In caso di arrestoCPR
Cause di allergia
bull Materiali implantari e amalgama metallititanioporcellane e metalli nobili mercurio
bull Latexdighebull Acrilatibull Formaldeidebull Clorexidinabull AL e conservanti (metilparaben)
bull patch testing prick testing and blood tests for allergen-specific IgE
Sincope vasovagalesvenimentobull Segni e sintomi
ndash Svenimentondash Nausea ndash Debolezzandash Pallorendash Cute fredda e sudatandash Polso rallentatoma prima tachindash Ipotensionendash Discomfort addominalendash Midriasindash sbadiglio
bull Trattamentondash Posizione supinandash Elevare gli arti infndash Ossigenondash Monitorizzare ndash Atropina 05 mg im o iv
Fattori scatenanti psicogenipauraansiastress emotivocattive notiziedolorespecie se improvviso ed inaspettatovista del sanguestrumenti chirurgicisiringhe
Fattori scatenanti non psicogeniStazione erettaFame da salto del pasto o da dietaEsaurimentostanchezzaCattive condizioni fisicheAmbiente caldo-umidoAffollamentoSesso maschileGiovani16-35 anni
Pathophysiology
Stress
Catecholamines release
Decreased peripheral vascular resistance amp uarr blood flow to peripheral muscles
darr venous return
darr circulatory blood vol amp drop in arterial BP
Activation of Compensatory mechanisms
Reflex bradycardia develops (lt 50)
Significant drop in cardiac output associated with fall in BP below the critical level
Cerebral ischemia amp loss of consciousness
Assess consciousness (loss of response to sensory stimulation)
Activate office emergency system
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Perform additional procedures
Administer aromatic ammonia
Administer atropine if bradycardia persists
Do not panic
Post syncopal recovery- delayed recovery-
Postpone dental treatment Activate EMS
Determine precipitating factors
POSTURAL HYPOTENSION
Predisposing factors
bull Administration and ingestion of drugs eg antihypertensives like sodium depleting diuretics calcium channel blockers ampganglion blocking agents sedatives and narcotics histamine blockers levo dopa
bull Prolonged period of recumbency or convalescence
bull Inadequate postural reflex
bull Late stage pregnancy
bull Advanced age
bull Venous defects in legs (eg varicose veins)
bull Recovery from sympathectomy
bull Addissonrsquos disease
bull Physical exhaustion and starvation
bull Chronic postural hypotension (Shy ndash Drager syndrome)
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
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httpyoutube7sJMaSOoH88
ipoglicemia
bull Segni e sintomibull Senso di fame
ndash Parola strascicataincoerentendash Comportamento alteratondash Polso rapidondash Apprensioneansiairrequietezzaaggressivitagravendash Disorientamentoperdita di coscienzandash Tremorindash sudorazione
bull Trattamentondash Succo di fruttacaramellazuccherino posndash Se egrave avvenuta perdita di coscienzaglucosio evndash Nel dubbio tra iper e ipoglicemiameglio somministrare glucosio comunque
ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
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ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
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atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
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Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
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bull We consistently found associations of antipsychotic and SSRI antidepressant treatment with sudden unexplaineddeath significantly raised risk ratios being found for typicaland atypical antipsychotics the latter including risperidoneand olanzapine individually and the SSRI antidepressants including citalopram fluoxetine and sertraline Individually
bull Br J Clin Pharmacol 2009 November 68(5) 743ndash751bull doi 101111j1365-2125200903496xbull PMCID PMC2791981bull Sudden death in patients receiving drugs tending to
prolong the QT intervalbull Kate Jolly1 Michael D Gammage2 Kar Keung Cheng1 Peter
Bradburn1 Miriam V Banting1 and Michael J S Langman2
J Can Dent Assoc 2009 Feb75(1)41Dental surgery for patients on anticoagulant therapy with warfarin a
systematic review and meta-analysisNematullah A Alabousi A Blanas N Douketis JD Sutherland SE
bull University of Toronto Ontario Canadabull Comment in bull Evid Based Dent 200910(2)52 bull Republished in bull Tex Dent J 2009 Dec126(12)1183-93 bull Abstractbull PURPOSE To evaluate the effect of continuing warfarin therapy on the bleeding risk of patients undergoing elective dental surgical proceduresbull METHODS Data sources were the MEDLINE and EMBASE databases the Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials a manual citation review of
the relevant literature content experts and relevant abstracts from the proceedings of the International Association for Dental Research Study selection was carried out independently by 2 reviewers as was quality assessment Data extraction was done by 3 reviewers Differences were resolved by consensus Eligible studies were randomized controlled trials that compared the effects of continuing the regular dose of warfarintherapy with the effects of discontinuing or modifying the dose on the incidence of bleeding in patients undergoing dental procedures
bull RESULTS Five trials (a total of 553 patients) met the inclusion criteria Compared with interrupting warfarin therapy (either partial or complete) perioperative continuation of warfarin with patients usual dose was not associated with an increased risk for clinically significant nonmajor bleeding (relative risk [RR] 071 95 confidence interval [CI] 039-128 p = 065 I2 = 0) or an increased risk for minor bleeding (RR 119 95 CI 090-158 p = 022 I2 = 0)
bull CONCLUSIONS Continuing the regular dose of warfarin therapy does not seem to confer an increased risk of bleeding compared with discontinuing or modifying the warfarin dose for patients undergoing minor dental procedures
Clin Oral Implants Res 2009 Sep20 Suppl 496-106What influence do anticoagulants have on oral implant therapy
A systematic reviewMadrid C Sanz M
bull bull Department of oral surgery Oral Medicine and Hospital Dentistry Department of Ambulatory Care and Community Medicine University of Lausanne
Lausanne Switzerland carlosmadridhospvdchbull Abstractbull OBJECTIVES This systematic review aims to assess the risks (both thromboembolic and bleeding) of an oral anticoagulation therapy (OAT) patient undergoing
implant therapy and to provide a management protocol to patients under OAT undergoing implant therapybull MATERIAL AND METHODS Medline Cochrane Data Base of Systematic Reviews the Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials and EMBASE (from 1980 to
December 2008) were searched for English-language articles published between 1966 and 2008 This search was completed by a hand research accessing the references cited in all identified publications
bull RESULTS Nineteen studies were identified reporting outcomes after oral surgery procedures (mostly dental extractions in patients on OAT following different management protocols and haemostatic therapies) Five studies were randomized-controlled trials (RCTs) 11 were controlled clinical trials (CCTs) and three were prospective case series The OAT management strategies as well as the protocols during and after surgery were different This heterogeneity prevented any possible data aggregation and synthesis The results from these studies are very homogeneous reporting minor bleeding in very few patients without a significant difference between the OAT patients who continue with the vitamin K antagonists vs the patients who stopped this medication before surgery These post-operative bleeding events were controlled only with local haemostatic measures tranexamic acid mouthwashes gelatine sponges and cellulose gauzess application were effective Post-operative bleeding did not correlate with the international normalised ratio (INR) status In none of the studies was a thromboembolic event reported
bull CONCLUSIONS OAT patients (INR 2-4) who do not discontinue the AC medication do not have a significantly higher risk of post-operative bleeding than non-OAT patients and they also do not have a higher risk of post-operative bleeding than OAT patients who discontinue the medication In patients with OAT (INR 2-4) without discontinuation topical haemostatic agents were effective in preventing post-operative bleeding OAT discontinuation is not recommended for minor oral surgery such as single tooth extraction or implant placement provided that this does not involve autogenous bone grafts extensive flaps or osteotomy preparations extending outside the bony envelope Evidence does not support that dental implant placement in patients on OAT is contraindicated
bull The following are the latestguidelineshowever every DDS should thinkabouthelliphellip
Guideline TitleSteps to reduce surgical risk In II guidelines for perioperative evaluation
Bibliographic Source(s)Gualandro DM Yu PC Calderaro D Marques AC Pinho C Caramelli B et al Steps to reduce surgical risk In II guidelines for perioperative evaluation Arq Bras Cardiol
201196(3 Suppl 1)23-41 [379 references]
bull Antiplatelet Agents (AAS)bull Recommendations for antiplatelet agents before noncardiac surgeriesbull Degree of Recommendation Ibull Patients with coronary artery disease and noncardiac surgery scheduled should maintain the use of
AAS at a low dose of 75 to 100 mgday except in neurosurgeries and transurethral resection of the prostate Level of Evidence B
bull Patients using dual antiplatelet therapy by means of recent angioplasty with stent should keepreceiving AAS throughout the perioperative period with discontinuation of thienopyridine 5 daysbefore surgery and reintroduction as early as possible ideally before the patient completes 10 daysof discontinuation Level of Evidence C
bull Patients receiving antiplatelet therapy only with thienopyridine and surgery scheduled with moderate to high-risk of bleeding should discontinue medication 5 days before Level of EvidenceC
bull Degree of Recommendation IIabull Keep dual antiplatelet therapy in procedures with low risk for bleeding Level of Evidence Cbull Patients receiving antiplatelet therapy only with thienopyridine and surgery scheduled with low risk
of bleeding should continue medication in the perioperative period Level of Evidence C
bull Procedures with Low Risk of Bleedingbull Cataract surgerybull Minor dermatological proceduresbull Dental procedures - hygiene simple extraction restoration endodontic and
prosthetic proceduresbull Recommendationsbull Patients at High Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence Cbull Discontinue warfarin 5 days before surgery and wait for INR lt15 to perform the procedurebull UFH or prophylactic LMWH can be used in the preoperative period if indicatedbull Postoperatively use UFH or prophylactic LMWH if indicated by the type of procedure and resume warfarin 12 to 14 hours after surgerybull Patients at Low Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence Cbull Discontinue warfarin 5 days before surgery and wait for INR lt15bull Start full-dose UFH or LMWH when INR lt20bull Discontinue intravenous UFH 4 hours before surgery and subcutaneous LMWH 24 hours before surgerybull Postoperatively restart full-dose UFH or LMWH and warfarin and 12 to 24 hours after the procedure and discontinue heparin only when the INR is within
therapeutic rangebull Patients at Intermediate Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence Cbull Depending on the individual assessment of each patient the guidelines can be followed either for the high or low risk to the discretion of the physician in
chargebull Procedures with Low Risk of Bleedingbull Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence Cbull Perform the procedure with an INR within the therapeutic range ndash it is not necessary to discontinue the anticoagulantbull If INR gt3 discontinue anticoagulation therapy one or two days before surgery and reintroduce it the night after surgery
Endocarditis Prophylaxis
bull Dental Procedures and Prevention of Infective Endocarditisbull Dental procedures with higher risk for bacteremia are subgingival placement of antibiotic fibers or strips dental extractions dental implants or reimplants endodontic and periodontal
procedures placement of orthodontic bands and procedures with significant bleeding Whenever high-risk patients undergo these procedures should receive antibiotic prophylaxis Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence C It is likely that low-income populations with little access to health care with heart diseases other than those cited in Table 2 (below) also benefit from infective endocarditis (IE) prophylaxis before dental procedures Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence C
bull Table 2 Patients at Risk of Acquiring Severe Infective Endocarditisbull Patient with prosthetic heart valvebull Valvular heart disease corrected with prosthetic materialbull History of infective endocarditisbull Acquired valvular heart disease in patient who underwent heart transplantbull Uncorrected cyanotic congenital heart diseasebull Corrected cyanotic congenital heart disease that evolves with residual lesionbull Congenital heart disease corrected with prosthetic materialbull Surgical Procedures and Prevention of Infective Endocarditisbull Indications for Endocarditis Prophylaxisbull Degree of Recommendation Ibull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will be subjected to dental procedures with a high probability of significant bacteremia (see Table 3 below)
Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Table 3 Dental Procedures and Indication of Infective Endocarditis Prophylaxisbull Indicated Not Recommended ndash Any Patients Who Will Undergo the Procedures Belowbull For patients at risk for severe infective endocarditis and who will undergo procedures involving manipulation of gingival tissue periodontal region or perforation of oral mucosa Local
anesthesia in non-infected tissuebull Dental X-raybull Placement or removal of bracesbull Adjustment of bracesbull Placement of parts in bracesbull Natural loss of milk toothbull Bleeding originated from the trauma of the oral mucosa or lipsbull Degree of Recommendation IIabull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria on Table 2 (above) and who will undergo dental procedures with a high
probability of significant bacteremia (see Table 3 above) Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will undergo genitourinary or gastrointestinal procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic
regimen (see Table 11 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will undergo esophageal or respiratory tract procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen
(see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Degree of Recommendation IIbbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo dental procedures that do not meet
the criteria on Table 3 (above) Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo genitourinary or gastrointestinal
procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen (see Table 11 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo esophageal or respiratory tract
procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Degree of Recommendation IIIbull There is no indication for IE prophylaxis in patients with interatrial communication alone interventricular communication or corrected patent ductus arteriosus and without residual
flow myocardial revascularization surgery mitral valve prolapse without regurgitation after placement of stents innocent heart murmurs patients with pacemakers or implantablecardioverter-defibrillators (ICDs) history of Kawasaki disease or rheumatic fever without valve dysfunction who will undergo dental esophageal respiratory tract genitourinary or
Guideline on antibiotic prophylaxis for dental patients at risk for infection
Bibliographic Source(s)Clinical Affairs Committee Council on Clinical Affairs Guideline on
antibiotic prophylaxis for dental patients at risk for infection Chicago (IL) American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) 2011 5 p [27
references]bull Major Recommendationsbull The conservative use of antibiotics is indicated to minimize the risk of developing resistance to current antibiotic regimens Given the increasing number of organisms that have
developed resistance to current antibiotic regimens as well as the potential for an adverse anaphylactic reaction to the drug administered it is best to be judicious in the use of antibiotics for the prevention of infective endocarditis (IE) and other distant-site infections
bull Patients with Cardiac Conditionsbull Dental practitioners should consider prophylactic measures to minimize the risk of IE in patients with underlying cardiac conditions The risk of developing IE can arise from a combination
of high-risk patients and dental procedures However at-risk patients with poor oral hygiene and gingival bleeding after routine activities (eg toothbrushing) also have shown an increased potential for developing complications of IE It therefore is recommended to encourage daily good oral hygiene practices to reduce gingivitis as part of the prophylacticregimen These patients andor parents need to be educated and motivated to maintain personal oral hygiene through daily plaque removal including flossing Greater emphasis shouldbe placed on improved access to dental care and oral health in patients with underlying cardiac conditions at high risk for IE and less focus on a dental procedure and antibiotic coverage Professional prevention strategies should be based upon the individuals assessed risk for caries and periodontal disease
bull Specific recommendations from the latest American Heart Association (AHA) guideline on prevention of IE are included in the tables below The AHA recommends antibiotic prophylaxisonly for those whose underlying cardiac conditions are associated with the highest risk of adverse outcome (see Table 1 below) Such conditions include prosthetic heart valves previoushistory of IE unrepaired or incompletely repaired cyanotic congenital heart disease (CHD) completely repaired congenital heart defect with prosthetic material or device during the first 6 months after the procedure repaired CHD with residual defects at the site or adjacent to the site of a prosthetic patch or device and cardiac transplantation recipients who developcardiac valvulopathy In addition to those diagnoses listed in the AHA guidelines patients with a reported history of injection drug use may be considered at risk for developing IE in the absence of cardiac anomalies Although quite rare complications from intraoral tongue piercing can include IE among patients with a pre-existing cardiac valvular condition andor history of injection drug use Consultation with the patients physician may be necessary to determine susceptibility to bacteremia-induced infections
bull Antibiotics are recommended for all dental procedures that involve manipulation of gingival tissue or the periapical region of teeth or perforation of the oral mucosa (see Table 2 below) Specific antibiotic regimens can be found in Table 3 in the original guideline document Practitioners and patientsparents can review the entire AHA guidelines in the AHA CirculationJournal archives httpcircahajournalsorgcgicontentfull116151736 for additional background information as well as discussion of special circumstances (eg patients already receiving antibiotic therapy patients on anticoagulant therapy)
bull Patients with Compromised Immunitybull Patients with a compromised immune system may not be able to tolerate a transient bacteremia following invasive dental procedures These non-cardiac factors can place a patient with
compromised immunity at risk for distant-site infection from a dental procedure This category includes but is not limited to patients with the following medical conditionsbull Immunosuppression secondary tobull Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)bull Severe combined immunodeficiency (SCIDS)bull Neutropeniabull Cancer chemotherapybull Hematopoietic stem cell or solid organ transplantationbull Head and neck radiotherapybull Autoimmune disease (eg juvenile arthritis systemic lupus erythematosus)bull Sickle cell anemiabull Asplenism or status post splenectomybull Chronic steroid usagebull Diabetesbull Bisphosphonate therapybull Consultation with the childs physician is recommended for management of patients with a compromised immune system Discussion of antibiotic prophylaxis for patients undergoing
chemotherapy irradiation and hematopoietic cell transplantation appears in a separate American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) guideline (see the National GuidelineClearinghouse [NGC] summary Guideline on Dental Management of Pediatric Patients Receiving Chemotherapy Hematopoietic Cell Transplantation andor Radiation)
bull Patients with Shunts Indwelling Vascular Catheters or Medical Devicesbull The AHA recommends that antibiotic prophylaxis for nonvalvular devices including indwelling vascular catheters (central lines) and cardiovascular implantable electronic devices (CIED)
is indicated only at the time of placement of these devices in order to prevent surgical site infection The AHA found no convincing evidence that microorganisms associated with dentalprocedures cause infection of CIED and nonvalvular devices at any time after implantation The infections occurring after device implantation most often are caused by Staphylococcusaureus and coagulase negative staphylococci or other microorganisms that are non-oral in origin but are associated with surgical implantation or other active infections The AHA furtherstates that immunosuppression is not an independent risk factor for nonvalvular device infections immunocompromised hosts who have those devices should receive antibioticprophylaxis as advocated for immunocompetent hosts Consultation with the childs physician is recommended for management of patients with nonvalvular devices
Cardiac Conditions Associated with the Highest Risk of AdverseOutcome from Endocarditis for Which Prophylaxis with Dental
Procedures Is Reasonable
bull Prosthetic cardiac valve or prosthetic material used for cardiac valve repair
bull Previous infective endocarditisbull Congenital heart disease (CHD)bull Unrepaired cyanotic CHD including palliative shunts and conduitsbull Completely repaired congenital heart defect with prosthetic
material or device whether placed by surgery or by catheterintervention during the first 6 months after the procedure
bull Repaired CHD with residual defects at the site or adjacent to the site of a prosthetic patch or prosthetic device (which inhibitendothelialization)
bull Cardiac transplantation recipients who develop cardiac valvulopathy
Dental Procedures for which Endocarditis ProphylaxisIs Reasonable for Patients in Table 1
bull All dental procedures that involve manipulation of gingival tissue or the periapical region of teeth or perforation of the oral mucosa
bull The following procedures and events do not needprophylaxis routine anesthetic injections throughnoninfected tissue taking dental radiographs placement of removable prosthodontic or orthodonticappliances adjustment of orthodontic appliances placement of orthodontic brackets shedding of deciduous teeth and bleeding from trauma to the lipsor oral mucosa
Considerations for Perioperative Anticoagulationarfarin therapy - management during invasive procedures and
surgeryBibliographic Source(s)
Medical Services Commission Warfarin therapy - management during invasive procedures and surgery Victoria (BC) British Columbia Medical Services Commission 2010 Oct 1 7 p [8 references]
bull Note Always consult with the surgeon and anesthesiologist aboutbull Risk of bleedingbull Goal INRbull Acceptable INR for surgerybull Baseline INR is recommended in every case and this will guide further therapybull Always discuss with surgeon and anesthesiologist what the INR should be before surgery (goal INR)bull An INR lt15 is generally acceptable except for neurosurgery ocular surgery and procedures requiring spinal anesthesia or epidural analgesia (Horlocker et al
2003)bull Risk of bleedingbull In general the type of procedure determines the risk of bleeding and how long anticoagulation must be withheld post-operativelybull Discontinuation of warfarin is essential for these procedures associated with a high risk of bleeding
ndash Procedures that the body cavity is entered eg open thoracic abdominal or pelvic surgeryndash Percutaneous needle procedures in non-compressible sites including organ biopsiesndash Any type of prostatic surgeryndash Surgery sites where minor bleeding can cause significant morbidity (eg central nervous system [CNS] and intraocular procedures)ndash Major arthroplasty surgery eg hip or knee replacement
bull Discontinuation of warfarin is usually not necessary for these procedures associated with a low risk of bleedingndash Percutaneous needle procedures in readily compressible sites (eg peripheral venous access)ndash Many skin proceduresndash Routine dental procedures (eg hygiene simple extractions restorations endodontics prosthetics)
ndash Endoscopy without biopsy
bull Assess the risk of bleeding from the procedure with the assistance of the surgeon and anesthesiologistC
Guidelines for pre-operative cardiac risk assessment and perioperative cardiac management in non-cardiac surgeryBibliographic Source(s)
Task Force for Preoperative Cardiac Risk Assessment and Perioperative [trunc] European Society of Anaesthesiology Poldermans D Bax JJ Boersma E De Hert S Eeckhout E Fowkes G Gorenek B Hennerici MG Iung B Kelm M Kjeldsen KP Kristensen SD Lopez-Sendon J Pelosi P Philippe F Pierard L Ponikowski P Schmid JP Sellevold OF Sicari R Van den Berghe G Vermassen F Guidelines for pre-operative cardiac risk
assessment and perioperative cardiac management in non-cardiac surgery Eur Heart J 2009 Nov30(22)2769-812 [238 references] PubMed
bull Pre-operative Evaluationbull Surgical Risk for Cardiac Eventsbull Although patient-specific factors are more important than surgery-specific factors in predicting the cardiac risk for noncardiac surgical procedures
the type of surgery cannot be ignored when evaluating a particular patient undergoing an intervention With regard to cardiac risk surgicalinterventions can be divided into low-risk intermediate-risk and high-risk groups with estimated 30-day cardiac event rates (cardiac death and myocardial infarction [MI]) of lt1 1ndash5 and gt5 respectively (see table below) Although only a rough estimation this risk stratification providesa good indication of the need for cardiac evaluation drug treatment and assessment of risk for cardiac events
bull Table Surgical Riska Estimatebull Low-risk lt1 Intermediate-risk 1-5 High-risk gt5bull Breastbull Dentalbull Endocrinebull Eyebull Gynaecologybull Reconstructivebull Orthopaedic-minor (knee surgery)bull Urologic-minor Abdominalbull Carotidbull Peripheral arterial angioplastybull Endovascular aneurysm repairbull Head and neck surgerybull Neurologicalorthopaedic-major (hip and spine surgery)bull Pulmonary renalliver transplantbull Urologic-major Aortic and major vascular surgerybull Peripheral vascular surgerybull aRisk of MI and cardiac death within 30 days after surgery Modified from Boersma et al Perioperative cardiovascular mortality in noncardiac
surgery validation of the Lee cardiac risk index Am J Med 20051181134ndash1141
Segni vitali
bull Prima di ogni trattamento dovrebbero essere misurati i segni vitaliPAFCrespirazione e temperatura
Inserire fot Omron
IMG_6728JPG
ContecVital Signs Monitor PatientMonitor with CE Certificate
(CMS5000)
Riconoscere una emergenza
bull Segni e sintomi di emergenza incipiente
ndash Dolore toracico
ndash Cute pallida
ndash Sudorazione
ndash Vomito(nausea)
ndash RESPIRAZIONE IRREGOLARE
ndash SENSAZIONI STRANE O INSOLITE
ndash Modificazioni delle frequenza e o della pressione
Codice di deontologia medica
bull Art 7 ndash Obbligo drsquointervento drsquourgenza Il medico
e devetempestivamente attivarsi per assicurare ognispecifica adeguata assistenza
Procedure iniziali nellrsquoemergenzabull Interrompere la procedura
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull Chiamare il kit di emergenza
bull Valutare lo stato di coscienzase incoscienteabbassare la poltrona trendelemburg
bull Somministrare O2se coscienteocchialinise incosciente ma respira maschera se incosciente e non respira pallone e maschera
Algoritmo di base
bull PABCDbull Posizionare
bull A airway
bull B breathing
bull Ccirculation
bull Ddefinitivo o diagnosi
Come valutare lo stato di coscienza
1 come definirlo cosciente
vigile
soporoso
coma
2 come riconoscerlo stimolo verbale
stimolo doloroso
3 come valutarlo risposta verbale
apertura occhi
risposta motoria
Valutare le vie aereeaprire la bocca
estendere il capo e sostenere il mentoimpiegare lrsquoaspirazione se necessario
Valutare la respirazionese non respiradai due respiri con ossigeno 100
se in apneainserisci la cannula orofaringea chiama per lrsquoAED
Valutare la circolazionecerca il polsocarotide(radiale)
in assenza di polsopreparati per CPRmettere il paziente in pianomeglio al suolo iniziare MCE
applicare lrsquoAED se crsquoegrave il polsovalutare la frequenza e la forza
Distress
bull Respiratoriobroncospasmoasma
bull ToracicodoloreanginaMI
bull Psicologicoagitazioneconvulsioni
bull Prevenire il distress
ndash Ambiente accoglientetranquillorilassato
ndash Minimizzare la paurail freddo
ndash Mantenere PA e FC e respirazione nei limiti
ndash Non interrompere la terapia
Valutare il paz e la situazionebull Controllare i segni vitali del pazientePAFCrespirazionecolorebull Non tentare di trasportare il paziente da solibull Chiama immediatamente il 118 se
ndash Arresto cardiacondash Arresto respiratoriondash incoscienzagt 1 minndash Stato confusionale prolungatondash Dolore toracico gt 5 min non alleviato dal venitrinndash Difficoltagrave respiratoriandash Convulsionindash Ipotensione grave o tachicardia()
bull Tratta il paziente in emergenza finchegrave non arriva il soccorsobull Tieni pronta la cartella e quanto fatto finora per la squadra di soccorsobull Compila la scheda delle emergenze in studio
What types of emergencies can be expected in the dental office
Ostruzione delle vie aeree
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentoimprovvisaafferrare la gola(segno universale)ndash Stridorendash Tosse violentandash Dispneaspasmindash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Tosse forzatandash Compressione addominalendash Percussione dorsale con paziente curvo in avanti ndash Ossigenazione ndash Ispezione delle prime vie aereendash laringoscopiopinza di Magillaspiratorendash Chiamare aiutondash Trasferimento in ospedale per broncoscopia in urgenza
How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver You tubehttpyoutubekJDpr05zmB4
bull How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver
bull Edited by Bob Robertson Rob S Nicole Willson Travis Derouin and 37 others
bull Googlewikihow
Airway obstruction management
Asmabroncospasmo
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentondash Sensazione di peso sul toracendash stridorendash Tossendash Dispneandash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Posizionare il pazsedutobraccia in avantindash Ossigenondash Spray con salbutamol 2 puffripeti dopo 5 min se inefficacendash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
bull httpyoutubekff3co6xwik
bull httpyoutubeEK8nzKzdnIM
bull httpyoutubewlygTaY4ioc
Arresto cardiaco
bull Segni e sintomibull Non rispondebull Non respirabull Non ha polsobull Trattamento
ndash Mettere il paz supinotavola sotto il torace o stendere sul pavimento
ndash Chiamare aiutondash Attaccare AED e seguire le istruzionindash Iniziare CPRndash Ossigenare ventilazione con pallone e maschera
bull httpyoutubeI-eFjl2G9vg
Emerg Med J 2012 Nov29(11)890-3 Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
Segal N Laurent F Maman L Plaisance P Augustin P
bull Source
bull Emergency Department Lariboisiegravere Hospital Paris 7 University (Paris Diderot) Paris France drnicolassegalgmailcom
bull Conflicting studies exist about the effectiveness of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on a dental chair In some situations dental surgeons are obliged to perform CPR with the patient on the chair Feedback devices are supposed to guide the compression depth in order to improve the quality of CPR but some devices are based on an accelerometer that can theoretically report erroneous results because of the lack of rigidity of a dental chair
bull OBJECTIVE
bull The aim of this study was to evaluate the accuracy of these devices to guide chest compressions on a dental chair
Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
bull METHODSbull A prospective randomised crossover equivalencenon-inferiority study was conducted to compare
the values of compression depths provided by the feedback device (Real CPR Help(reg) delivered by Zollcopy Medical Corporation Chelmsford MA USA) with the real measurements provided by the manikin (Resusci Anne(reg) Advanced SkillTrainer Laerdal Medical AScopy Norway) Chest-compression-only CPR was performed by 15 Basic Life Support instructors who carried out two rounds of continuous CPR for 2 min each Data were analysed with a correlation test a Bland-Altman method and a Wilcoxon test Statistical significance was defined as plt005
bull RESULTSbull A significant difference was found between the mean depths of compression measured by the
feedback device and the manikin on a dental chair and on the floor (plt00001) The feedback device overestimated the depth of chest compressions and Bland-Altman analysis demonstrated poor agreement
bull CONCLUSION
bull This study indicates that feedback devices with accelerometer technology are not sufficiently reliable to ensure adequate chest compression on dental chairs
Angina
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato
alle spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash sollievo con NTGsi spera ndash Ansiapalloresudorazionetachicardia
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minNatispraysublinguale ndash Ossigenondash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
Localizzazioni del dolore anginoso
Sharplocalized
radiating or notmay radiate to
teeth
You tube3 IUSB angina attack
bull httpyoutubeufyxHSSvcG8
bull Molto pertinente
bull httpyoutubejd-9DSDWSsI
bull Angina pectoris medical emergency
Infarto miocardico
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato alle
spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash Mancato sollievo con NTG ndash Dispneasincopediaforesimorte improvvisa
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minndash Ossigenondash Aspirina 165-325 mgndash AnalgesicomorfinabuprenorfinaN2Ondash Chiamare aiutondash Posizionare AED ndash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
ndash MONAMorfinaossigenonitroglicerinaaspirina
Fattori di rischio per cardiopatia ischemica
bull Etagravebull Sesso maschilema = gt 65 annibull Ipertensionebull DislipidemieColestTGHDL lowbull Diabetebull Fumobull Familiaritagravebull Malattie infiammatorie sistemiche collagenopatiebull Obesitagrave bull Metabolic syndrome This has been characterized by the presence of
hyperinsulinemia (fasting glucose level ge 100 mgdL) abdominal obesity (waist circumference gt40 in for men or gt35 in for women) decreased HDL cholesterol levels (lt 40 mgdL for men or lt 50 mgdL for women) hypertriglyceridemia (gt150 mgdL) and hypertension (ge 13085 mm Hg) Based on data from the 2000 US census an estimated 47 million Americans have the metabolic syndrome Patients with the metabolic syndrome have a 3-fold increased risk for coronary atherosclerosis and stroke compared with those without this syndrome
Fattori precipitanti lrsquoischemia
bull Sforzo fisico
bull Basse temperature
bull Digestione
bull Tachicardiafebbreipertiroidismo
bull Emozionistressndash Psichico(pauracontatto
ravvicinatooppressionecostrizioneinpossibilitagrave di muiversidi parlareodori sgradevolivista irritante o sgradevole
ndash dolore
bull Innalzamento vita media
bull Miglioramento condizioni socio-economiche ()
bull Procedure odontoiatriche sempre piugrave conservative
Maggiore frequenza di cardiopatici nella pratica odontoiatrica
Fattori stressantistressors
bull Malattiapersonale o di amici o famigliaribull Morte di un famigliare o di una persona amatabull Problemi di relazioni interpersonalibull Sovraccarico di lavorobull Inizio di un lavoro nuovobull disoccupazionebull pensionebull gravidanzabull affollamentobull traslocobull problemi della vita di tutti i giornirdquocopingrdquobull Problemi legalibull Problemi finanziaribull Perfezionismobull Eccecc
Quindinel paziente cardiopatico(ma anche negli altri)
Sedazione con BZD (short antagonizzabili)
bull Sedazione cosciente con N2O
bull empatia
bull Buona analgesia
Fin qui nov 10
bull httpyoutubeSuFvAbf_uJs
bull anginal and heart attack
Puntata ipertensiva
bull Segni e sintomindash Cefaleavertiginironziindash Disturbi della vistandash Cardiopalmo(tachicardia)ndash (dispnea)ndash Epistassi
bull Trattamentondash Nifedipina(nifedicor)5-15 gtt sublingualiOppndash Clonidina(catapresan) mezza1 fiala im o ev lentaOppndash Furosemide(Lasix) 1 2 fl im o ev lentandash Ossigenoterapia(occhialini)
Aritmie
bull Senza ECG
bull ipocineticheipercinetiche
Allergia
ndash Limitata ad un sistema o generalizzatandash Faringe e prime vie aereeedema angioneuroticondash Tratto respiratorioasmabroncospasmostridorendash Cuteorticariapruritondash Anafilassitutti i precedenti+collasso cardiocircolatoriondash DDangioedema ereditario
ndash Segni e sintomindash Pruritoarrossamentopomfiedema labbramucose boccafaringehellipndash Distress respiratorioasmandash Ipotensionepolso piccolofrequentepallore
bull Ossigenobull Chiamare aiutobull Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
anafilassi
bull Posizione supina
bull Ossigenazione
bull Adrenalina im 05mg
bull Liquidi evndash Antistaminico trimeton 10 mg im
ndash Cortisone
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull In caso di arrestoCPR
Cause di allergia
bull Materiali implantari e amalgama metallititanioporcellane e metalli nobili mercurio
bull Latexdighebull Acrilatibull Formaldeidebull Clorexidinabull AL e conservanti (metilparaben)
bull patch testing prick testing and blood tests for allergen-specific IgE
Sincope vasovagalesvenimentobull Segni e sintomi
ndash Svenimentondash Nausea ndash Debolezzandash Pallorendash Cute fredda e sudatandash Polso rallentatoma prima tachindash Ipotensionendash Discomfort addominalendash Midriasindash sbadiglio
bull Trattamentondash Posizione supinandash Elevare gli arti infndash Ossigenondash Monitorizzare ndash Atropina 05 mg im o iv
Fattori scatenanti psicogenipauraansiastress emotivocattive notiziedolorespecie se improvviso ed inaspettatovista del sanguestrumenti chirurgicisiringhe
Fattori scatenanti non psicogeniStazione erettaFame da salto del pasto o da dietaEsaurimentostanchezzaCattive condizioni fisicheAmbiente caldo-umidoAffollamentoSesso maschileGiovani16-35 anni
Pathophysiology
Stress
Catecholamines release
Decreased peripheral vascular resistance amp uarr blood flow to peripheral muscles
darr venous return
darr circulatory blood vol amp drop in arterial BP
Activation of Compensatory mechanisms
Reflex bradycardia develops (lt 50)
Significant drop in cardiac output associated with fall in BP below the critical level
Cerebral ischemia amp loss of consciousness
Assess consciousness (loss of response to sensory stimulation)
Activate office emergency system
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Perform additional procedures
Administer aromatic ammonia
Administer atropine if bradycardia persists
Do not panic
Post syncopal recovery- delayed recovery-
Postpone dental treatment Activate EMS
Determine precipitating factors
POSTURAL HYPOTENSION
Predisposing factors
bull Administration and ingestion of drugs eg antihypertensives like sodium depleting diuretics calcium channel blockers ampganglion blocking agents sedatives and narcotics histamine blockers levo dopa
bull Prolonged period of recumbency or convalescence
bull Inadequate postural reflex
bull Late stage pregnancy
bull Advanced age
bull Venous defects in legs (eg varicose veins)
bull Recovery from sympathectomy
bull Addissonrsquos disease
bull Physical exhaustion and starvation
bull Chronic postural hypotension (Shy ndash Drager syndrome)
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
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httpyoutube7sJMaSOoH88
ipoglicemia
bull Segni e sintomibull Senso di fame
ndash Parola strascicataincoerentendash Comportamento alteratondash Polso rapidondash Apprensioneansiairrequietezzaaggressivitagravendash Disorientamentoperdita di coscienzandash Tremorindash sudorazione
bull Trattamentondash Succo di fruttacaramellazuccherino posndash Se egrave avvenuta perdita di coscienzaglucosio evndash Nel dubbio tra iper e ipoglicemiameglio somministrare glucosio comunque
ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
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bull We consistently found associations of antipsychotic and SSRI antidepressant treatment with sudden unexplaineddeath significantly raised risk ratios being found for typicaland atypical antipsychotics the latter including risperidoneand olanzapine individually and the SSRI antidepressants including citalopram fluoxetine and sertraline Individually
bull Br J Clin Pharmacol 2009 November 68(5) 743ndash751bull doi 101111j1365-2125200903496xbull PMCID PMC2791981bull Sudden death in patients receiving drugs tending to
prolong the QT intervalbull Kate Jolly1 Michael D Gammage2 Kar Keung Cheng1 Peter
Bradburn1 Miriam V Banting1 and Michael J S Langman2
J Can Dent Assoc 2009 Feb75(1)41Dental surgery for patients on anticoagulant therapy with warfarin a
systematic review and meta-analysisNematullah A Alabousi A Blanas N Douketis JD Sutherland SE
bull University of Toronto Ontario Canadabull Comment in bull Evid Based Dent 200910(2)52 bull Republished in bull Tex Dent J 2009 Dec126(12)1183-93 bull Abstractbull PURPOSE To evaluate the effect of continuing warfarin therapy on the bleeding risk of patients undergoing elective dental surgical proceduresbull METHODS Data sources were the MEDLINE and EMBASE databases the Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials a manual citation review of
the relevant literature content experts and relevant abstracts from the proceedings of the International Association for Dental Research Study selection was carried out independently by 2 reviewers as was quality assessment Data extraction was done by 3 reviewers Differences were resolved by consensus Eligible studies were randomized controlled trials that compared the effects of continuing the regular dose of warfarintherapy with the effects of discontinuing or modifying the dose on the incidence of bleeding in patients undergoing dental procedures
bull RESULTS Five trials (a total of 553 patients) met the inclusion criteria Compared with interrupting warfarin therapy (either partial or complete) perioperative continuation of warfarin with patients usual dose was not associated with an increased risk for clinically significant nonmajor bleeding (relative risk [RR] 071 95 confidence interval [CI] 039-128 p = 065 I2 = 0) or an increased risk for minor bleeding (RR 119 95 CI 090-158 p = 022 I2 = 0)
bull CONCLUSIONS Continuing the regular dose of warfarin therapy does not seem to confer an increased risk of bleeding compared with discontinuing or modifying the warfarin dose for patients undergoing minor dental procedures
Clin Oral Implants Res 2009 Sep20 Suppl 496-106What influence do anticoagulants have on oral implant therapy
A systematic reviewMadrid C Sanz M
bull bull Department of oral surgery Oral Medicine and Hospital Dentistry Department of Ambulatory Care and Community Medicine University of Lausanne
Lausanne Switzerland carlosmadridhospvdchbull Abstractbull OBJECTIVES This systematic review aims to assess the risks (both thromboembolic and bleeding) of an oral anticoagulation therapy (OAT) patient undergoing
implant therapy and to provide a management protocol to patients under OAT undergoing implant therapybull MATERIAL AND METHODS Medline Cochrane Data Base of Systematic Reviews the Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials and EMBASE (from 1980 to
December 2008) were searched for English-language articles published between 1966 and 2008 This search was completed by a hand research accessing the references cited in all identified publications
bull RESULTS Nineteen studies were identified reporting outcomes after oral surgery procedures (mostly dental extractions in patients on OAT following different management protocols and haemostatic therapies) Five studies were randomized-controlled trials (RCTs) 11 were controlled clinical trials (CCTs) and three were prospective case series The OAT management strategies as well as the protocols during and after surgery were different This heterogeneity prevented any possible data aggregation and synthesis The results from these studies are very homogeneous reporting minor bleeding in very few patients without a significant difference between the OAT patients who continue with the vitamin K antagonists vs the patients who stopped this medication before surgery These post-operative bleeding events were controlled only with local haemostatic measures tranexamic acid mouthwashes gelatine sponges and cellulose gauzess application were effective Post-operative bleeding did not correlate with the international normalised ratio (INR) status In none of the studies was a thromboembolic event reported
bull CONCLUSIONS OAT patients (INR 2-4) who do not discontinue the AC medication do not have a significantly higher risk of post-operative bleeding than non-OAT patients and they also do not have a higher risk of post-operative bleeding than OAT patients who discontinue the medication In patients with OAT (INR 2-4) without discontinuation topical haemostatic agents were effective in preventing post-operative bleeding OAT discontinuation is not recommended for minor oral surgery such as single tooth extraction or implant placement provided that this does not involve autogenous bone grafts extensive flaps or osteotomy preparations extending outside the bony envelope Evidence does not support that dental implant placement in patients on OAT is contraindicated
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Guideline TitleSteps to reduce surgical risk In II guidelines for perioperative evaluation
Bibliographic Source(s)Gualandro DM Yu PC Calderaro D Marques AC Pinho C Caramelli B et al Steps to reduce surgical risk In II guidelines for perioperative evaluation Arq Bras Cardiol
201196(3 Suppl 1)23-41 [379 references]
bull Antiplatelet Agents (AAS)bull Recommendations for antiplatelet agents before noncardiac surgeriesbull Degree of Recommendation Ibull Patients with coronary artery disease and noncardiac surgery scheduled should maintain the use of
AAS at a low dose of 75 to 100 mgday except in neurosurgeries and transurethral resection of the prostate Level of Evidence B
bull Patients using dual antiplatelet therapy by means of recent angioplasty with stent should keepreceiving AAS throughout the perioperative period with discontinuation of thienopyridine 5 daysbefore surgery and reintroduction as early as possible ideally before the patient completes 10 daysof discontinuation Level of Evidence C
bull Patients receiving antiplatelet therapy only with thienopyridine and surgery scheduled with moderate to high-risk of bleeding should discontinue medication 5 days before Level of EvidenceC
bull Degree of Recommendation IIabull Keep dual antiplatelet therapy in procedures with low risk for bleeding Level of Evidence Cbull Patients receiving antiplatelet therapy only with thienopyridine and surgery scheduled with low risk
of bleeding should continue medication in the perioperative period Level of Evidence C
bull Procedures with Low Risk of Bleedingbull Cataract surgerybull Minor dermatological proceduresbull Dental procedures - hygiene simple extraction restoration endodontic and
prosthetic proceduresbull Recommendationsbull Patients at High Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence Cbull Discontinue warfarin 5 days before surgery and wait for INR lt15 to perform the procedurebull UFH or prophylactic LMWH can be used in the preoperative period if indicatedbull Postoperatively use UFH or prophylactic LMWH if indicated by the type of procedure and resume warfarin 12 to 14 hours after surgerybull Patients at Low Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence Cbull Discontinue warfarin 5 days before surgery and wait for INR lt15bull Start full-dose UFH or LMWH when INR lt20bull Discontinue intravenous UFH 4 hours before surgery and subcutaneous LMWH 24 hours before surgerybull Postoperatively restart full-dose UFH or LMWH and warfarin and 12 to 24 hours after the procedure and discontinue heparin only when the INR is within
therapeutic rangebull Patients at Intermediate Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence Cbull Depending on the individual assessment of each patient the guidelines can be followed either for the high or low risk to the discretion of the physician in
chargebull Procedures with Low Risk of Bleedingbull Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence Cbull Perform the procedure with an INR within the therapeutic range ndash it is not necessary to discontinue the anticoagulantbull If INR gt3 discontinue anticoagulation therapy one or two days before surgery and reintroduce it the night after surgery
Endocarditis Prophylaxis
bull Dental Procedures and Prevention of Infective Endocarditisbull Dental procedures with higher risk for bacteremia are subgingival placement of antibiotic fibers or strips dental extractions dental implants or reimplants endodontic and periodontal
procedures placement of orthodontic bands and procedures with significant bleeding Whenever high-risk patients undergo these procedures should receive antibiotic prophylaxis Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence C It is likely that low-income populations with little access to health care with heart diseases other than those cited in Table 2 (below) also benefit from infective endocarditis (IE) prophylaxis before dental procedures Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence C
bull Table 2 Patients at Risk of Acquiring Severe Infective Endocarditisbull Patient with prosthetic heart valvebull Valvular heart disease corrected with prosthetic materialbull History of infective endocarditisbull Acquired valvular heart disease in patient who underwent heart transplantbull Uncorrected cyanotic congenital heart diseasebull Corrected cyanotic congenital heart disease that evolves with residual lesionbull Congenital heart disease corrected with prosthetic materialbull Surgical Procedures and Prevention of Infective Endocarditisbull Indications for Endocarditis Prophylaxisbull Degree of Recommendation Ibull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will be subjected to dental procedures with a high probability of significant bacteremia (see Table 3 below)
Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Table 3 Dental Procedures and Indication of Infective Endocarditis Prophylaxisbull Indicated Not Recommended ndash Any Patients Who Will Undergo the Procedures Belowbull For patients at risk for severe infective endocarditis and who will undergo procedures involving manipulation of gingival tissue periodontal region or perforation of oral mucosa Local
anesthesia in non-infected tissuebull Dental X-raybull Placement or removal of bracesbull Adjustment of bracesbull Placement of parts in bracesbull Natural loss of milk toothbull Bleeding originated from the trauma of the oral mucosa or lipsbull Degree of Recommendation IIabull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria on Table 2 (above) and who will undergo dental procedures with a high
probability of significant bacteremia (see Table 3 above) Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will undergo genitourinary or gastrointestinal procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic
regimen (see Table 11 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will undergo esophageal or respiratory tract procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen
(see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Degree of Recommendation IIbbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo dental procedures that do not meet
the criteria on Table 3 (above) Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo genitourinary or gastrointestinal
procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen (see Table 11 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo esophageal or respiratory tract
procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Degree of Recommendation IIIbull There is no indication for IE prophylaxis in patients with interatrial communication alone interventricular communication or corrected patent ductus arteriosus and without residual
flow myocardial revascularization surgery mitral valve prolapse without regurgitation after placement of stents innocent heart murmurs patients with pacemakers or implantablecardioverter-defibrillators (ICDs) history of Kawasaki disease or rheumatic fever without valve dysfunction who will undergo dental esophageal respiratory tract genitourinary or
Guideline on antibiotic prophylaxis for dental patients at risk for infection
Bibliographic Source(s)Clinical Affairs Committee Council on Clinical Affairs Guideline on
antibiotic prophylaxis for dental patients at risk for infection Chicago (IL) American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) 2011 5 p [27
references]bull Major Recommendationsbull The conservative use of antibiotics is indicated to minimize the risk of developing resistance to current antibiotic regimens Given the increasing number of organisms that have
developed resistance to current antibiotic regimens as well as the potential for an adverse anaphylactic reaction to the drug administered it is best to be judicious in the use of antibiotics for the prevention of infective endocarditis (IE) and other distant-site infections
bull Patients with Cardiac Conditionsbull Dental practitioners should consider prophylactic measures to minimize the risk of IE in patients with underlying cardiac conditions The risk of developing IE can arise from a combination
of high-risk patients and dental procedures However at-risk patients with poor oral hygiene and gingival bleeding after routine activities (eg toothbrushing) also have shown an increased potential for developing complications of IE It therefore is recommended to encourage daily good oral hygiene practices to reduce gingivitis as part of the prophylacticregimen These patients andor parents need to be educated and motivated to maintain personal oral hygiene through daily plaque removal including flossing Greater emphasis shouldbe placed on improved access to dental care and oral health in patients with underlying cardiac conditions at high risk for IE and less focus on a dental procedure and antibiotic coverage Professional prevention strategies should be based upon the individuals assessed risk for caries and periodontal disease
bull Specific recommendations from the latest American Heart Association (AHA) guideline on prevention of IE are included in the tables below The AHA recommends antibiotic prophylaxisonly for those whose underlying cardiac conditions are associated with the highest risk of adverse outcome (see Table 1 below) Such conditions include prosthetic heart valves previoushistory of IE unrepaired or incompletely repaired cyanotic congenital heart disease (CHD) completely repaired congenital heart defect with prosthetic material or device during the first 6 months after the procedure repaired CHD with residual defects at the site or adjacent to the site of a prosthetic patch or device and cardiac transplantation recipients who developcardiac valvulopathy In addition to those diagnoses listed in the AHA guidelines patients with a reported history of injection drug use may be considered at risk for developing IE in the absence of cardiac anomalies Although quite rare complications from intraoral tongue piercing can include IE among patients with a pre-existing cardiac valvular condition andor history of injection drug use Consultation with the patients physician may be necessary to determine susceptibility to bacteremia-induced infections
bull Antibiotics are recommended for all dental procedures that involve manipulation of gingival tissue or the periapical region of teeth or perforation of the oral mucosa (see Table 2 below) Specific antibiotic regimens can be found in Table 3 in the original guideline document Practitioners and patientsparents can review the entire AHA guidelines in the AHA CirculationJournal archives httpcircahajournalsorgcgicontentfull116151736 for additional background information as well as discussion of special circumstances (eg patients already receiving antibiotic therapy patients on anticoagulant therapy)
bull Patients with Compromised Immunitybull Patients with a compromised immune system may not be able to tolerate a transient bacteremia following invasive dental procedures These non-cardiac factors can place a patient with
compromised immunity at risk for distant-site infection from a dental procedure This category includes but is not limited to patients with the following medical conditionsbull Immunosuppression secondary tobull Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)bull Severe combined immunodeficiency (SCIDS)bull Neutropeniabull Cancer chemotherapybull Hematopoietic stem cell or solid organ transplantationbull Head and neck radiotherapybull Autoimmune disease (eg juvenile arthritis systemic lupus erythematosus)bull Sickle cell anemiabull Asplenism or status post splenectomybull Chronic steroid usagebull Diabetesbull Bisphosphonate therapybull Consultation with the childs physician is recommended for management of patients with a compromised immune system Discussion of antibiotic prophylaxis for patients undergoing
chemotherapy irradiation and hematopoietic cell transplantation appears in a separate American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) guideline (see the National GuidelineClearinghouse [NGC] summary Guideline on Dental Management of Pediatric Patients Receiving Chemotherapy Hematopoietic Cell Transplantation andor Radiation)
bull Patients with Shunts Indwelling Vascular Catheters or Medical Devicesbull The AHA recommends that antibiotic prophylaxis for nonvalvular devices including indwelling vascular catheters (central lines) and cardiovascular implantable electronic devices (CIED)
is indicated only at the time of placement of these devices in order to prevent surgical site infection The AHA found no convincing evidence that microorganisms associated with dentalprocedures cause infection of CIED and nonvalvular devices at any time after implantation The infections occurring after device implantation most often are caused by Staphylococcusaureus and coagulase negative staphylococci or other microorganisms that are non-oral in origin but are associated with surgical implantation or other active infections The AHA furtherstates that immunosuppression is not an independent risk factor for nonvalvular device infections immunocompromised hosts who have those devices should receive antibioticprophylaxis as advocated for immunocompetent hosts Consultation with the childs physician is recommended for management of patients with nonvalvular devices
Cardiac Conditions Associated with the Highest Risk of AdverseOutcome from Endocarditis for Which Prophylaxis with Dental
Procedures Is Reasonable
bull Prosthetic cardiac valve or prosthetic material used for cardiac valve repair
bull Previous infective endocarditisbull Congenital heart disease (CHD)bull Unrepaired cyanotic CHD including palliative shunts and conduitsbull Completely repaired congenital heart defect with prosthetic
material or device whether placed by surgery or by catheterintervention during the first 6 months after the procedure
bull Repaired CHD with residual defects at the site or adjacent to the site of a prosthetic patch or prosthetic device (which inhibitendothelialization)
bull Cardiac transplantation recipients who develop cardiac valvulopathy
Dental Procedures for which Endocarditis ProphylaxisIs Reasonable for Patients in Table 1
bull All dental procedures that involve manipulation of gingival tissue or the periapical region of teeth or perforation of the oral mucosa
bull The following procedures and events do not needprophylaxis routine anesthetic injections throughnoninfected tissue taking dental radiographs placement of removable prosthodontic or orthodonticappliances adjustment of orthodontic appliances placement of orthodontic brackets shedding of deciduous teeth and bleeding from trauma to the lipsor oral mucosa
Considerations for Perioperative Anticoagulationarfarin therapy - management during invasive procedures and
surgeryBibliographic Source(s)
Medical Services Commission Warfarin therapy - management during invasive procedures and surgery Victoria (BC) British Columbia Medical Services Commission 2010 Oct 1 7 p [8 references]
bull Note Always consult with the surgeon and anesthesiologist aboutbull Risk of bleedingbull Goal INRbull Acceptable INR for surgerybull Baseline INR is recommended in every case and this will guide further therapybull Always discuss with surgeon and anesthesiologist what the INR should be before surgery (goal INR)bull An INR lt15 is generally acceptable except for neurosurgery ocular surgery and procedures requiring spinal anesthesia or epidural analgesia (Horlocker et al
2003)bull Risk of bleedingbull In general the type of procedure determines the risk of bleeding and how long anticoagulation must be withheld post-operativelybull Discontinuation of warfarin is essential for these procedures associated with a high risk of bleeding
ndash Procedures that the body cavity is entered eg open thoracic abdominal or pelvic surgeryndash Percutaneous needle procedures in non-compressible sites including organ biopsiesndash Any type of prostatic surgeryndash Surgery sites where minor bleeding can cause significant morbidity (eg central nervous system [CNS] and intraocular procedures)ndash Major arthroplasty surgery eg hip or knee replacement
bull Discontinuation of warfarin is usually not necessary for these procedures associated with a low risk of bleedingndash Percutaneous needle procedures in readily compressible sites (eg peripheral venous access)ndash Many skin proceduresndash Routine dental procedures (eg hygiene simple extractions restorations endodontics prosthetics)
ndash Endoscopy without biopsy
bull Assess the risk of bleeding from the procedure with the assistance of the surgeon and anesthesiologistC
Guidelines for pre-operative cardiac risk assessment and perioperative cardiac management in non-cardiac surgeryBibliographic Source(s)
Task Force for Preoperative Cardiac Risk Assessment and Perioperative [trunc] European Society of Anaesthesiology Poldermans D Bax JJ Boersma E De Hert S Eeckhout E Fowkes G Gorenek B Hennerici MG Iung B Kelm M Kjeldsen KP Kristensen SD Lopez-Sendon J Pelosi P Philippe F Pierard L Ponikowski P Schmid JP Sellevold OF Sicari R Van den Berghe G Vermassen F Guidelines for pre-operative cardiac risk
assessment and perioperative cardiac management in non-cardiac surgery Eur Heart J 2009 Nov30(22)2769-812 [238 references] PubMed
bull Pre-operative Evaluationbull Surgical Risk for Cardiac Eventsbull Although patient-specific factors are more important than surgery-specific factors in predicting the cardiac risk for noncardiac surgical procedures
the type of surgery cannot be ignored when evaluating a particular patient undergoing an intervention With regard to cardiac risk surgicalinterventions can be divided into low-risk intermediate-risk and high-risk groups with estimated 30-day cardiac event rates (cardiac death and myocardial infarction [MI]) of lt1 1ndash5 and gt5 respectively (see table below) Although only a rough estimation this risk stratification providesa good indication of the need for cardiac evaluation drug treatment and assessment of risk for cardiac events
bull Table Surgical Riska Estimatebull Low-risk lt1 Intermediate-risk 1-5 High-risk gt5bull Breastbull Dentalbull Endocrinebull Eyebull Gynaecologybull Reconstructivebull Orthopaedic-minor (knee surgery)bull Urologic-minor Abdominalbull Carotidbull Peripheral arterial angioplastybull Endovascular aneurysm repairbull Head and neck surgerybull Neurologicalorthopaedic-major (hip and spine surgery)bull Pulmonary renalliver transplantbull Urologic-major Aortic and major vascular surgerybull Peripheral vascular surgerybull aRisk of MI and cardiac death within 30 days after surgery Modified from Boersma et al Perioperative cardiovascular mortality in noncardiac
surgery validation of the Lee cardiac risk index Am J Med 20051181134ndash1141
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Riconoscere una emergenza
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ndash Sudorazione
ndash Vomito(nausea)
ndash RESPIRAZIONE IRREGOLARE
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ndash Modificazioni delle frequenza e o della pressione
Codice di deontologia medica
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Procedure iniziali nellrsquoemergenzabull Interrompere la procedura
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull Chiamare il kit di emergenza
bull Valutare lo stato di coscienzase incoscienteabbassare la poltrona trendelemburg
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Algoritmo di base
bull PABCDbull Posizionare
bull A airway
bull B breathing
bull Ccirculation
bull Ddefinitivo o diagnosi
Come valutare lo stato di coscienza
1 come definirlo cosciente
vigile
soporoso
coma
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stimolo doloroso
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risposta motoria
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Valutare la respirazionese non respiradai due respiri con ossigeno 100
se in apneainserisci la cannula orofaringea chiama per lrsquoAED
Valutare la circolazionecerca il polsocarotide(radiale)
in assenza di polsopreparati per CPRmettere il paziente in pianomeglio al suolo iniziare MCE
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Distress
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bull Prevenire il distress
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ndash Non interrompere la terapia
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What types of emergencies can be expected in the dental office
Ostruzione delle vie aeree
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bull Trattamentondash Tosse forzatandash Compressione addominalendash Percussione dorsale con paziente curvo in avanti ndash Ossigenazione ndash Ispezione delle prime vie aereendash laringoscopiopinza di Magillaspiratorendash Chiamare aiutondash Trasferimento in ospedale per broncoscopia in urgenza
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bull How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver
bull Edited by Bob Robertson Rob S Nicole Willson Travis Derouin and 37 others
bull Googlewikihow
Airway obstruction management
Asmabroncospasmo
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentondash Sensazione di peso sul toracendash stridorendash Tossendash Dispneandash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Posizionare il pazsedutobraccia in avantindash Ossigenondash Spray con salbutamol 2 puffripeti dopo 5 min se inefficacendash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
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Arresto cardiaco
bull Segni e sintomibull Non rispondebull Non respirabull Non ha polsobull Trattamento
ndash Mettere il paz supinotavola sotto il torace o stendere sul pavimento
ndash Chiamare aiutondash Attaccare AED e seguire le istruzionindash Iniziare CPRndash Ossigenare ventilazione con pallone e maschera
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Emerg Med J 2012 Nov29(11)890-3 Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
Segal N Laurent F Maman L Plaisance P Augustin P
bull Source
bull Emergency Department Lariboisiegravere Hospital Paris 7 University (Paris Diderot) Paris France drnicolassegalgmailcom
bull Conflicting studies exist about the effectiveness of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on a dental chair In some situations dental surgeons are obliged to perform CPR with the patient on the chair Feedback devices are supposed to guide the compression depth in order to improve the quality of CPR but some devices are based on an accelerometer that can theoretically report erroneous results because of the lack of rigidity of a dental chair
bull OBJECTIVE
bull The aim of this study was to evaluate the accuracy of these devices to guide chest compressions on a dental chair
Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
bull METHODSbull A prospective randomised crossover equivalencenon-inferiority study was conducted to compare
the values of compression depths provided by the feedback device (Real CPR Help(reg) delivered by Zollcopy Medical Corporation Chelmsford MA USA) with the real measurements provided by the manikin (Resusci Anne(reg) Advanced SkillTrainer Laerdal Medical AScopy Norway) Chest-compression-only CPR was performed by 15 Basic Life Support instructors who carried out two rounds of continuous CPR for 2 min each Data were analysed with a correlation test a Bland-Altman method and a Wilcoxon test Statistical significance was defined as plt005
bull RESULTSbull A significant difference was found between the mean depths of compression measured by the
feedback device and the manikin on a dental chair and on the floor (plt00001) The feedback device overestimated the depth of chest compressions and Bland-Altman analysis demonstrated poor agreement
bull CONCLUSION
bull This study indicates that feedback devices with accelerometer technology are not sufficiently reliable to ensure adequate chest compression on dental chairs
Angina
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato
alle spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash sollievo con NTGsi spera ndash Ansiapalloresudorazionetachicardia
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minNatispraysublinguale ndash Ossigenondash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
Localizzazioni del dolore anginoso
Sharplocalized
radiating or notmay radiate to
teeth
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Infarto miocardico
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ndash MONAMorfinaossigenonitroglicerinaaspirina
Fattori di rischio per cardiopatia ischemica
bull Etagravebull Sesso maschilema = gt 65 annibull Ipertensionebull DislipidemieColestTGHDL lowbull Diabetebull Fumobull Familiaritagravebull Malattie infiammatorie sistemiche collagenopatiebull Obesitagrave bull Metabolic syndrome This has been characterized by the presence of
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Fattori precipitanti lrsquoischemia
bull Sforzo fisico
bull Basse temperature
bull Digestione
bull Tachicardiafebbreipertiroidismo
bull Emozionistressndash Psichico(pauracontatto
ravvicinatooppressionecostrizioneinpossibilitagrave di muiversidi parlareodori sgradevolivista irritante o sgradevole
ndash dolore
bull Innalzamento vita media
bull Miglioramento condizioni socio-economiche ()
bull Procedure odontoiatriche sempre piugrave conservative
Maggiore frequenza di cardiopatici nella pratica odontoiatrica
Fattori stressantistressors
bull Malattiapersonale o di amici o famigliaribull Morte di un famigliare o di una persona amatabull Problemi di relazioni interpersonalibull Sovraccarico di lavorobull Inizio di un lavoro nuovobull disoccupazionebull pensionebull gravidanzabull affollamentobull traslocobull problemi della vita di tutti i giornirdquocopingrdquobull Problemi legalibull Problemi finanziaribull Perfezionismobull Eccecc
Quindinel paziente cardiopatico(ma anche negli altri)
Sedazione con BZD (short antagonizzabili)
bull Sedazione cosciente con N2O
bull empatia
bull Buona analgesia
Fin qui nov 10
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Puntata ipertensiva
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Aritmie
bull Senza ECG
bull ipocineticheipercinetiche
Allergia
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bull Ossigenobull Chiamare aiutobull Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
anafilassi
bull Posizione supina
bull Ossigenazione
bull Adrenalina im 05mg
bull Liquidi evndash Antistaminico trimeton 10 mg im
ndash Cortisone
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull In caso di arrestoCPR
Cause di allergia
bull Materiali implantari e amalgama metallititanioporcellane e metalli nobili mercurio
bull Latexdighebull Acrilatibull Formaldeidebull Clorexidinabull AL e conservanti (metilparaben)
bull patch testing prick testing and blood tests for allergen-specific IgE
Sincope vasovagalesvenimentobull Segni e sintomi
ndash Svenimentondash Nausea ndash Debolezzandash Pallorendash Cute fredda e sudatandash Polso rallentatoma prima tachindash Ipotensionendash Discomfort addominalendash Midriasindash sbadiglio
bull Trattamentondash Posizione supinandash Elevare gli arti infndash Ossigenondash Monitorizzare ndash Atropina 05 mg im o iv
Fattori scatenanti psicogenipauraansiastress emotivocattive notiziedolorespecie se improvviso ed inaspettatovista del sanguestrumenti chirurgicisiringhe
Fattori scatenanti non psicogeniStazione erettaFame da salto del pasto o da dietaEsaurimentostanchezzaCattive condizioni fisicheAmbiente caldo-umidoAffollamentoSesso maschileGiovani16-35 anni
Pathophysiology
Stress
Catecholamines release
Decreased peripheral vascular resistance amp uarr blood flow to peripheral muscles
darr venous return
darr circulatory blood vol amp drop in arterial BP
Activation of Compensatory mechanisms
Reflex bradycardia develops (lt 50)
Significant drop in cardiac output associated with fall in BP below the critical level
Cerebral ischemia amp loss of consciousness
Assess consciousness (loss of response to sensory stimulation)
Activate office emergency system
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Perform additional procedures
Administer aromatic ammonia
Administer atropine if bradycardia persists
Do not panic
Post syncopal recovery- delayed recovery-
Postpone dental treatment Activate EMS
Determine precipitating factors
POSTURAL HYPOTENSION
Predisposing factors
bull Administration and ingestion of drugs eg antihypertensives like sodium depleting diuretics calcium channel blockers ampganglion blocking agents sedatives and narcotics histamine blockers levo dopa
bull Prolonged period of recumbency or convalescence
bull Inadequate postural reflex
bull Late stage pregnancy
bull Advanced age
bull Venous defects in legs (eg varicose veins)
bull Recovery from sympathectomy
bull Addissonrsquos disease
bull Physical exhaustion and starvation
bull Chronic postural hypotension (Shy ndash Drager syndrome)
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
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ndash Parola strascicataincoerentendash Comportamento alteratondash Polso rapidondash Apprensioneansiairrequietezzaaggressivitagravendash Disorientamentoperdita di coscienzandash Tremorindash sudorazione
bull Trattamentondash Succo di fruttacaramellazuccherino posndash Se egrave avvenuta perdita di coscienzaglucosio evndash Nel dubbio tra iper e ipoglicemiameglio somministrare glucosio comunque
ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
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bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
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Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
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Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
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Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
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Drugs taken by patientshellip
bull We consistently found associations of antipsychotic and SSRI antidepressant treatment with sudden unexplaineddeath significantly raised risk ratios being found for typicaland atypical antipsychotics the latter including risperidoneand olanzapine individually and the SSRI antidepressants including citalopram fluoxetine and sertraline Individually
bull Br J Clin Pharmacol 2009 November 68(5) 743ndash751bull doi 101111j1365-2125200903496xbull PMCID PMC2791981bull Sudden death in patients receiving drugs tending to
prolong the QT intervalbull Kate Jolly1 Michael D Gammage2 Kar Keung Cheng1 Peter
Bradburn1 Miriam V Banting1 and Michael J S Langman2
J Can Dent Assoc 2009 Feb75(1)41Dental surgery for patients on anticoagulant therapy with warfarin a
systematic review and meta-analysisNematullah A Alabousi A Blanas N Douketis JD Sutherland SE
bull University of Toronto Ontario Canadabull Comment in bull Evid Based Dent 200910(2)52 bull Republished in bull Tex Dent J 2009 Dec126(12)1183-93 bull Abstractbull PURPOSE To evaluate the effect of continuing warfarin therapy on the bleeding risk of patients undergoing elective dental surgical proceduresbull METHODS Data sources were the MEDLINE and EMBASE databases the Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials a manual citation review of
the relevant literature content experts and relevant abstracts from the proceedings of the International Association for Dental Research Study selection was carried out independently by 2 reviewers as was quality assessment Data extraction was done by 3 reviewers Differences were resolved by consensus Eligible studies were randomized controlled trials that compared the effects of continuing the regular dose of warfarintherapy with the effects of discontinuing or modifying the dose on the incidence of bleeding in patients undergoing dental procedures
bull RESULTS Five trials (a total of 553 patients) met the inclusion criteria Compared with interrupting warfarin therapy (either partial or complete) perioperative continuation of warfarin with patients usual dose was not associated with an increased risk for clinically significant nonmajor bleeding (relative risk [RR] 071 95 confidence interval [CI] 039-128 p = 065 I2 = 0) or an increased risk for minor bleeding (RR 119 95 CI 090-158 p = 022 I2 = 0)
bull CONCLUSIONS Continuing the regular dose of warfarin therapy does not seem to confer an increased risk of bleeding compared with discontinuing or modifying the warfarin dose for patients undergoing minor dental procedures
Clin Oral Implants Res 2009 Sep20 Suppl 496-106What influence do anticoagulants have on oral implant therapy
A systematic reviewMadrid C Sanz M
bull bull Department of oral surgery Oral Medicine and Hospital Dentistry Department of Ambulatory Care and Community Medicine University of Lausanne
Lausanne Switzerland carlosmadridhospvdchbull Abstractbull OBJECTIVES This systematic review aims to assess the risks (both thromboembolic and bleeding) of an oral anticoagulation therapy (OAT) patient undergoing
implant therapy and to provide a management protocol to patients under OAT undergoing implant therapybull MATERIAL AND METHODS Medline Cochrane Data Base of Systematic Reviews the Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials and EMBASE (from 1980 to
December 2008) were searched for English-language articles published between 1966 and 2008 This search was completed by a hand research accessing the references cited in all identified publications
bull RESULTS Nineteen studies were identified reporting outcomes after oral surgery procedures (mostly dental extractions in patients on OAT following different management protocols and haemostatic therapies) Five studies were randomized-controlled trials (RCTs) 11 were controlled clinical trials (CCTs) and three were prospective case series The OAT management strategies as well as the protocols during and after surgery were different This heterogeneity prevented any possible data aggregation and synthesis The results from these studies are very homogeneous reporting minor bleeding in very few patients without a significant difference between the OAT patients who continue with the vitamin K antagonists vs the patients who stopped this medication before surgery These post-operative bleeding events were controlled only with local haemostatic measures tranexamic acid mouthwashes gelatine sponges and cellulose gauzess application were effective Post-operative bleeding did not correlate with the international normalised ratio (INR) status In none of the studies was a thromboembolic event reported
bull CONCLUSIONS OAT patients (INR 2-4) who do not discontinue the AC medication do not have a significantly higher risk of post-operative bleeding than non-OAT patients and they also do not have a higher risk of post-operative bleeding than OAT patients who discontinue the medication In patients with OAT (INR 2-4) without discontinuation topical haemostatic agents were effective in preventing post-operative bleeding OAT discontinuation is not recommended for minor oral surgery such as single tooth extraction or implant placement provided that this does not involve autogenous bone grafts extensive flaps or osteotomy preparations extending outside the bony envelope Evidence does not support that dental implant placement in patients on OAT is contraindicated
bull The following are the latestguidelineshowever every DDS should thinkabouthelliphellip
Guideline TitleSteps to reduce surgical risk In II guidelines for perioperative evaluation
Bibliographic Source(s)Gualandro DM Yu PC Calderaro D Marques AC Pinho C Caramelli B et al Steps to reduce surgical risk In II guidelines for perioperative evaluation Arq Bras Cardiol
201196(3 Suppl 1)23-41 [379 references]
bull Antiplatelet Agents (AAS)bull Recommendations for antiplatelet agents before noncardiac surgeriesbull Degree of Recommendation Ibull Patients with coronary artery disease and noncardiac surgery scheduled should maintain the use of
AAS at a low dose of 75 to 100 mgday except in neurosurgeries and transurethral resection of the prostate Level of Evidence B
bull Patients using dual antiplatelet therapy by means of recent angioplasty with stent should keepreceiving AAS throughout the perioperative period with discontinuation of thienopyridine 5 daysbefore surgery and reintroduction as early as possible ideally before the patient completes 10 daysof discontinuation Level of Evidence C
bull Patients receiving antiplatelet therapy only with thienopyridine and surgery scheduled with moderate to high-risk of bleeding should discontinue medication 5 days before Level of EvidenceC
bull Degree of Recommendation IIabull Keep dual antiplatelet therapy in procedures with low risk for bleeding Level of Evidence Cbull Patients receiving antiplatelet therapy only with thienopyridine and surgery scheduled with low risk
of bleeding should continue medication in the perioperative period Level of Evidence C
bull Procedures with Low Risk of Bleedingbull Cataract surgerybull Minor dermatological proceduresbull Dental procedures - hygiene simple extraction restoration endodontic and
prosthetic proceduresbull Recommendationsbull Patients at High Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence Cbull Discontinue warfarin 5 days before surgery and wait for INR lt15 to perform the procedurebull UFH or prophylactic LMWH can be used in the preoperative period if indicatedbull Postoperatively use UFH or prophylactic LMWH if indicated by the type of procedure and resume warfarin 12 to 14 hours after surgerybull Patients at Low Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence Cbull Discontinue warfarin 5 days before surgery and wait for INR lt15bull Start full-dose UFH or LMWH when INR lt20bull Discontinue intravenous UFH 4 hours before surgery and subcutaneous LMWH 24 hours before surgerybull Postoperatively restart full-dose UFH or LMWH and warfarin and 12 to 24 hours after the procedure and discontinue heparin only when the INR is within
therapeutic rangebull Patients at Intermediate Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence Cbull Depending on the individual assessment of each patient the guidelines can be followed either for the high or low risk to the discretion of the physician in
chargebull Procedures with Low Risk of Bleedingbull Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence Cbull Perform the procedure with an INR within the therapeutic range ndash it is not necessary to discontinue the anticoagulantbull If INR gt3 discontinue anticoagulation therapy one or two days before surgery and reintroduce it the night after surgery
Endocarditis Prophylaxis
bull Dental Procedures and Prevention of Infective Endocarditisbull Dental procedures with higher risk for bacteremia are subgingival placement of antibiotic fibers or strips dental extractions dental implants or reimplants endodontic and periodontal
procedures placement of orthodontic bands and procedures with significant bleeding Whenever high-risk patients undergo these procedures should receive antibiotic prophylaxis Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence C It is likely that low-income populations with little access to health care with heart diseases other than those cited in Table 2 (below) also benefit from infective endocarditis (IE) prophylaxis before dental procedures Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence C
bull Table 2 Patients at Risk of Acquiring Severe Infective Endocarditisbull Patient with prosthetic heart valvebull Valvular heart disease corrected with prosthetic materialbull History of infective endocarditisbull Acquired valvular heart disease in patient who underwent heart transplantbull Uncorrected cyanotic congenital heart diseasebull Corrected cyanotic congenital heart disease that evolves with residual lesionbull Congenital heart disease corrected with prosthetic materialbull Surgical Procedures and Prevention of Infective Endocarditisbull Indications for Endocarditis Prophylaxisbull Degree of Recommendation Ibull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will be subjected to dental procedures with a high probability of significant bacteremia (see Table 3 below)
Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Table 3 Dental Procedures and Indication of Infective Endocarditis Prophylaxisbull Indicated Not Recommended ndash Any Patients Who Will Undergo the Procedures Belowbull For patients at risk for severe infective endocarditis and who will undergo procedures involving manipulation of gingival tissue periodontal region or perforation of oral mucosa Local
anesthesia in non-infected tissuebull Dental X-raybull Placement or removal of bracesbull Adjustment of bracesbull Placement of parts in bracesbull Natural loss of milk toothbull Bleeding originated from the trauma of the oral mucosa or lipsbull Degree of Recommendation IIabull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria on Table 2 (above) and who will undergo dental procedures with a high
probability of significant bacteremia (see Table 3 above) Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will undergo genitourinary or gastrointestinal procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic
regimen (see Table 11 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will undergo esophageal or respiratory tract procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen
(see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Degree of Recommendation IIbbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo dental procedures that do not meet
the criteria on Table 3 (above) Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo genitourinary or gastrointestinal
procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen (see Table 11 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo esophageal or respiratory tract
procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Degree of Recommendation IIIbull There is no indication for IE prophylaxis in patients with interatrial communication alone interventricular communication or corrected patent ductus arteriosus and without residual
flow myocardial revascularization surgery mitral valve prolapse without regurgitation after placement of stents innocent heart murmurs patients with pacemakers or implantablecardioverter-defibrillators (ICDs) history of Kawasaki disease or rheumatic fever without valve dysfunction who will undergo dental esophageal respiratory tract genitourinary or
Guideline on antibiotic prophylaxis for dental patients at risk for infection
Bibliographic Source(s)Clinical Affairs Committee Council on Clinical Affairs Guideline on
antibiotic prophylaxis for dental patients at risk for infection Chicago (IL) American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) 2011 5 p [27
references]bull Major Recommendationsbull The conservative use of antibiotics is indicated to minimize the risk of developing resistance to current antibiotic regimens Given the increasing number of organisms that have
developed resistance to current antibiotic regimens as well as the potential for an adverse anaphylactic reaction to the drug administered it is best to be judicious in the use of antibiotics for the prevention of infective endocarditis (IE) and other distant-site infections
bull Patients with Cardiac Conditionsbull Dental practitioners should consider prophylactic measures to minimize the risk of IE in patients with underlying cardiac conditions The risk of developing IE can arise from a combination
of high-risk patients and dental procedures However at-risk patients with poor oral hygiene and gingival bleeding after routine activities (eg toothbrushing) also have shown an increased potential for developing complications of IE It therefore is recommended to encourage daily good oral hygiene practices to reduce gingivitis as part of the prophylacticregimen These patients andor parents need to be educated and motivated to maintain personal oral hygiene through daily plaque removal including flossing Greater emphasis shouldbe placed on improved access to dental care and oral health in patients with underlying cardiac conditions at high risk for IE and less focus on a dental procedure and antibiotic coverage Professional prevention strategies should be based upon the individuals assessed risk for caries and periodontal disease
bull Specific recommendations from the latest American Heart Association (AHA) guideline on prevention of IE are included in the tables below The AHA recommends antibiotic prophylaxisonly for those whose underlying cardiac conditions are associated with the highest risk of adverse outcome (see Table 1 below) Such conditions include prosthetic heart valves previoushistory of IE unrepaired or incompletely repaired cyanotic congenital heart disease (CHD) completely repaired congenital heart defect with prosthetic material or device during the first 6 months after the procedure repaired CHD with residual defects at the site or adjacent to the site of a prosthetic patch or device and cardiac transplantation recipients who developcardiac valvulopathy In addition to those diagnoses listed in the AHA guidelines patients with a reported history of injection drug use may be considered at risk for developing IE in the absence of cardiac anomalies Although quite rare complications from intraoral tongue piercing can include IE among patients with a pre-existing cardiac valvular condition andor history of injection drug use Consultation with the patients physician may be necessary to determine susceptibility to bacteremia-induced infections
bull Antibiotics are recommended for all dental procedures that involve manipulation of gingival tissue or the periapical region of teeth or perforation of the oral mucosa (see Table 2 below) Specific antibiotic regimens can be found in Table 3 in the original guideline document Practitioners and patientsparents can review the entire AHA guidelines in the AHA CirculationJournal archives httpcircahajournalsorgcgicontentfull116151736 for additional background information as well as discussion of special circumstances (eg patients already receiving antibiotic therapy patients on anticoagulant therapy)
bull Patients with Compromised Immunitybull Patients with a compromised immune system may not be able to tolerate a transient bacteremia following invasive dental procedures These non-cardiac factors can place a patient with
compromised immunity at risk for distant-site infection from a dental procedure This category includes but is not limited to patients with the following medical conditionsbull Immunosuppression secondary tobull Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)bull Severe combined immunodeficiency (SCIDS)bull Neutropeniabull Cancer chemotherapybull Hematopoietic stem cell or solid organ transplantationbull Head and neck radiotherapybull Autoimmune disease (eg juvenile arthritis systemic lupus erythematosus)bull Sickle cell anemiabull Asplenism or status post splenectomybull Chronic steroid usagebull Diabetesbull Bisphosphonate therapybull Consultation with the childs physician is recommended for management of patients with a compromised immune system Discussion of antibiotic prophylaxis for patients undergoing
chemotherapy irradiation and hematopoietic cell transplantation appears in a separate American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) guideline (see the National GuidelineClearinghouse [NGC] summary Guideline on Dental Management of Pediatric Patients Receiving Chemotherapy Hematopoietic Cell Transplantation andor Radiation)
bull Patients with Shunts Indwelling Vascular Catheters or Medical Devicesbull The AHA recommends that antibiotic prophylaxis for nonvalvular devices including indwelling vascular catheters (central lines) and cardiovascular implantable electronic devices (CIED)
is indicated only at the time of placement of these devices in order to prevent surgical site infection The AHA found no convincing evidence that microorganisms associated with dentalprocedures cause infection of CIED and nonvalvular devices at any time after implantation The infections occurring after device implantation most often are caused by Staphylococcusaureus and coagulase negative staphylococci or other microorganisms that are non-oral in origin but are associated with surgical implantation or other active infections The AHA furtherstates that immunosuppression is not an independent risk factor for nonvalvular device infections immunocompromised hosts who have those devices should receive antibioticprophylaxis as advocated for immunocompetent hosts Consultation with the childs physician is recommended for management of patients with nonvalvular devices
Cardiac Conditions Associated with the Highest Risk of AdverseOutcome from Endocarditis for Which Prophylaxis with Dental
Procedures Is Reasonable
bull Prosthetic cardiac valve or prosthetic material used for cardiac valve repair
bull Previous infective endocarditisbull Congenital heart disease (CHD)bull Unrepaired cyanotic CHD including palliative shunts and conduitsbull Completely repaired congenital heart defect with prosthetic
material or device whether placed by surgery or by catheterintervention during the first 6 months after the procedure
bull Repaired CHD with residual defects at the site or adjacent to the site of a prosthetic patch or prosthetic device (which inhibitendothelialization)
bull Cardiac transplantation recipients who develop cardiac valvulopathy
Dental Procedures for which Endocarditis ProphylaxisIs Reasonable for Patients in Table 1
bull All dental procedures that involve manipulation of gingival tissue or the periapical region of teeth or perforation of the oral mucosa
bull The following procedures and events do not needprophylaxis routine anesthetic injections throughnoninfected tissue taking dental radiographs placement of removable prosthodontic or orthodonticappliances adjustment of orthodontic appliances placement of orthodontic brackets shedding of deciduous teeth and bleeding from trauma to the lipsor oral mucosa
Considerations for Perioperative Anticoagulationarfarin therapy - management during invasive procedures and
surgeryBibliographic Source(s)
Medical Services Commission Warfarin therapy - management during invasive procedures and surgery Victoria (BC) British Columbia Medical Services Commission 2010 Oct 1 7 p [8 references]
bull Note Always consult with the surgeon and anesthesiologist aboutbull Risk of bleedingbull Goal INRbull Acceptable INR for surgerybull Baseline INR is recommended in every case and this will guide further therapybull Always discuss with surgeon and anesthesiologist what the INR should be before surgery (goal INR)bull An INR lt15 is generally acceptable except for neurosurgery ocular surgery and procedures requiring spinal anesthesia or epidural analgesia (Horlocker et al
2003)bull Risk of bleedingbull In general the type of procedure determines the risk of bleeding and how long anticoagulation must be withheld post-operativelybull Discontinuation of warfarin is essential for these procedures associated with a high risk of bleeding
ndash Procedures that the body cavity is entered eg open thoracic abdominal or pelvic surgeryndash Percutaneous needle procedures in non-compressible sites including organ biopsiesndash Any type of prostatic surgeryndash Surgery sites where minor bleeding can cause significant morbidity (eg central nervous system [CNS] and intraocular procedures)ndash Major arthroplasty surgery eg hip or knee replacement
bull Discontinuation of warfarin is usually not necessary for these procedures associated with a low risk of bleedingndash Percutaneous needle procedures in readily compressible sites (eg peripheral venous access)ndash Many skin proceduresndash Routine dental procedures (eg hygiene simple extractions restorations endodontics prosthetics)
ndash Endoscopy without biopsy
bull Assess the risk of bleeding from the procedure with the assistance of the surgeon and anesthesiologistC
Guidelines for pre-operative cardiac risk assessment and perioperative cardiac management in non-cardiac surgeryBibliographic Source(s)
Task Force for Preoperative Cardiac Risk Assessment and Perioperative [trunc] European Society of Anaesthesiology Poldermans D Bax JJ Boersma E De Hert S Eeckhout E Fowkes G Gorenek B Hennerici MG Iung B Kelm M Kjeldsen KP Kristensen SD Lopez-Sendon J Pelosi P Philippe F Pierard L Ponikowski P Schmid JP Sellevold OF Sicari R Van den Berghe G Vermassen F Guidelines for pre-operative cardiac risk
assessment and perioperative cardiac management in non-cardiac surgery Eur Heart J 2009 Nov30(22)2769-812 [238 references] PubMed
bull Pre-operative Evaluationbull Surgical Risk for Cardiac Eventsbull Although patient-specific factors are more important than surgery-specific factors in predicting the cardiac risk for noncardiac surgical procedures
the type of surgery cannot be ignored when evaluating a particular patient undergoing an intervention With regard to cardiac risk surgicalinterventions can be divided into low-risk intermediate-risk and high-risk groups with estimated 30-day cardiac event rates (cardiac death and myocardial infarction [MI]) of lt1 1ndash5 and gt5 respectively (see table below) Although only a rough estimation this risk stratification providesa good indication of the need for cardiac evaluation drug treatment and assessment of risk for cardiac events
bull Table Surgical Riska Estimatebull Low-risk lt1 Intermediate-risk 1-5 High-risk gt5bull Breastbull Dentalbull Endocrinebull Eyebull Gynaecologybull Reconstructivebull Orthopaedic-minor (knee surgery)bull Urologic-minor Abdominalbull Carotidbull Peripheral arterial angioplastybull Endovascular aneurysm repairbull Head and neck surgerybull Neurologicalorthopaedic-major (hip and spine surgery)bull Pulmonary renalliver transplantbull Urologic-major Aortic and major vascular surgerybull Peripheral vascular surgerybull aRisk of MI and cardiac death within 30 days after surgery Modified from Boersma et al Perioperative cardiovascular mortality in noncardiac
surgery validation of the Lee cardiac risk index Am J Med 20051181134ndash1141
Segni vitali
bull Prima di ogni trattamento dovrebbero essere misurati i segni vitaliPAFCrespirazione e temperatura
Inserire fot Omron
IMG_6728JPG
ContecVital Signs Monitor PatientMonitor with CE Certificate
(CMS5000)
Riconoscere una emergenza
bull Segni e sintomi di emergenza incipiente
ndash Dolore toracico
ndash Cute pallida
ndash Sudorazione
ndash Vomito(nausea)
ndash RESPIRAZIONE IRREGOLARE
ndash SENSAZIONI STRANE O INSOLITE
ndash Modificazioni delle frequenza e o della pressione
Codice di deontologia medica
bull Art 7 ndash Obbligo drsquointervento drsquourgenza Il medico
e devetempestivamente attivarsi per assicurare ognispecifica adeguata assistenza
Procedure iniziali nellrsquoemergenzabull Interrompere la procedura
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull Chiamare il kit di emergenza
bull Valutare lo stato di coscienzase incoscienteabbassare la poltrona trendelemburg
bull Somministrare O2se coscienteocchialinise incosciente ma respira maschera se incosciente e non respira pallone e maschera
Algoritmo di base
bull PABCDbull Posizionare
bull A airway
bull B breathing
bull Ccirculation
bull Ddefinitivo o diagnosi
Come valutare lo stato di coscienza
1 come definirlo cosciente
vigile
soporoso
coma
2 come riconoscerlo stimolo verbale
stimolo doloroso
3 come valutarlo risposta verbale
apertura occhi
risposta motoria
Valutare le vie aereeaprire la bocca
estendere il capo e sostenere il mentoimpiegare lrsquoaspirazione se necessario
Valutare la respirazionese non respiradai due respiri con ossigeno 100
se in apneainserisci la cannula orofaringea chiama per lrsquoAED
Valutare la circolazionecerca il polsocarotide(radiale)
in assenza di polsopreparati per CPRmettere il paziente in pianomeglio al suolo iniziare MCE
applicare lrsquoAED se crsquoegrave il polsovalutare la frequenza e la forza
Distress
bull Respiratoriobroncospasmoasma
bull ToracicodoloreanginaMI
bull Psicologicoagitazioneconvulsioni
bull Prevenire il distress
ndash Ambiente accoglientetranquillorilassato
ndash Minimizzare la paurail freddo
ndash Mantenere PA e FC e respirazione nei limiti
ndash Non interrompere la terapia
Valutare il paz e la situazionebull Controllare i segni vitali del pazientePAFCrespirazionecolorebull Non tentare di trasportare il paziente da solibull Chiama immediatamente il 118 se
ndash Arresto cardiacondash Arresto respiratoriondash incoscienzagt 1 minndash Stato confusionale prolungatondash Dolore toracico gt 5 min non alleviato dal venitrinndash Difficoltagrave respiratoriandash Convulsionindash Ipotensione grave o tachicardia()
bull Tratta il paziente in emergenza finchegrave non arriva il soccorsobull Tieni pronta la cartella e quanto fatto finora per la squadra di soccorsobull Compila la scheda delle emergenze in studio
What types of emergencies can be expected in the dental office
Ostruzione delle vie aeree
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentoimprovvisaafferrare la gola(segno universale)ndash Stridorendash Tosse violentandash Dispneaspasmindash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Tosse forzatandash Compressione addominalendash Percussione dorsale con paziente curvo in avanti ndash Ossigenazione ndash Ispezione delle prime vie aereendash laringoscopiopinza di Magillaspiratorendash Chiamare aiutondash Trasferimento in ospedale per broncoscopia in urgenza
How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver You tubehttpyoutubekJDpr05zmB4
bull How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver
bull Edited by Bob Robertson Rob S Nicole Willson Travis Derouin and 37 others
bull Googlewikihow
Airway obstruction management
Asmabroncospasmo
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentondash Sensazione di peso sul toracendash stridorendash Tossendash Dispneandash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Posizionare il pazsedutobraccia in avantindash Ossigenondash Spray con salbutamol 2 puffripeti dopo 5 min se inefficacendash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
bull httpyoutubekff3co6xwik
bull httpyoutubeEK8nzKzdnIM
bull httpyoutubewlygTaY4ioc
Arresto cardiaco
bull Segni e sintomibull Non rispondebull Non respirabull Non ha polsobull Trattamento
ndash Mettere il paz supinotavola sotto il torace o stendere sul pavimento
ndash Chiamare aiutondash Attaccare AED e seguire le istruzionindash Iniziare CPRndash Ossigenare ventilazione con pallone e maschera
bull httpyoutubeI-eFjl2G9vg
Emerg Med J 2012 Nov29(11)890-3 Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
Segal N Laurent F Maman L Plaisance P Augustin P
bull Source
bull Emergency Department Lariboisiegravere Hospital Paris 7 University (Paris Diderot) Paris France drnicolassegalgmailcom
bull Conflicting studies exist about the effectiveness of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on a dental chair In some situations dental surgeons are obliged to perform CPR with the patient on the chair Feedback devices are supposed to guide the compression depth in order to improve the quality of CPR but some devices are based on an accelerometer that can theoretically report erroneous results because of the lack of rigidity of a dental chair
bull OBJECTIVE
bull The aim of this study was to evaluate the accuracy of these devices to guide chest compressions on a dental chair
Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
bull METHODSbull A prospective randomised crossover equivalencenon-inferiority study was conducted to compare
the values of compression depths provided by the feedback device (Real CPR Help(reg) delivered by Zollcopy Medical Corporation Chelmsford MA USA) with the real measurements provided by the manikin (Resusci Anne(reg) Advanced SkillTrainer Laerdal Medical AScopy Norway) Chest-compression-only CPR was performed by 15 Basic Life Support instructors who carried out two rounds of continuous CPR for 2 min each Data were analysed with a correlation test a Bland-Altman method and a Wilcoxon test Statistical significance was defined as plt005
bull RESULTSbull A significant difference was found between the mean depths of compression measured by the
feedback device and the manikin on a dental chair and on the floor (plt00001) The feedback device overestimated the depth of chest compressions and Bland-Altman analysis demonstrated poor agreement
bull CONCLUSION
bull This study indicates that feedback devices with accelerometer technology are not sufficiently reliable to ensure adequate chest compression on dental chairs
Angina
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato
alle spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash sollievo con NTGsi spera ndash Ansiapalloresudorazionetachicardia
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minNatispraysublinguale ndash Ossigenondash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
Localizzazioni del dolore anginoso
Sharplocalized
radiating or notmay radiate to
teeth
You tube3 IUSB angina attack
bull httpyoutubeufyxHSSvcG8
bull Molto pertinente
bull httpyoutubejd-9DSDWSsI
bull Angina pectoris medical emergency
Infarto miocardico
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato alle
spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash Mancato sollievo con NTG ndash Dispneasincopediaforesimorte improvvisa
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minndash Ossigenondash Aspirina 165-325 mgndash AnalgesicomorfinabuprenorfinaN2Ondash Chiamare aiutondash Posizionare AED ndash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
ndash MONAMorfinaossigenonitroglicerinaaspirina
Fattori di rischio per cardiopatia ischemica
bull Etagravebull Sesso maschilema = gt 65 annibull Ipertensionebull DislipidemieColestTGHDL lowbull Diabetebull Fumobull Familiaritagravebull Malattie infiammatorie sistemiche collagenopatiebull Obesitagrave bull Metabolic syndrome This has been characterized by the presence of
hyperinsulinemia (fasting glucose level ge 100 mgdL) abdominal obesity (waist circumference gt40 in for men or gt35 in for women) decreased HDL cholesterol levels (lt 40 mgdL for men or lt 50 mgdL for women) hypertriglyceridemia (gt150 mgdL) and hypertension (ge 13085 mm Hg) Based on data from the 2000 US census an estimated 47 million Americans have the metabolic syndrome Patients with the metabolic syndrome have a 3-fold increased risk for coronary atherosclerosis and stroke compared with those without this syndrome
Fattori precipitanti lrsquoischemia
bull Sforzo fisico
bull Basse temperature
bull Digestione
bull Tachicardiafebbreipertiroidismo
bull Emozionistressndash Psichico(pauracontatto
ravvicinatooppressionecostrizioneinpossibilitagrave di muiversidi parlareodori sgradevolivista irritante o sgradevole
ndash dolore
bull Innalzamento vita media
bull Miglioramento condizioni socio-economiche ()
bull Procedure odontoiatriche sempre piugrave conservative
Maggiore frequenza di cardiopatici nella pratica odontoiatrica
Fattori stressantistressors
bull Malattiapersonale o di amici o famigliaribull Morte di un famigliare o di una persona amatabull Problemi di relazioni interpersonalibull Sovraccarico di lavorobull Inizio di un lavoro nuovobull disoccupazionebull pensionebull gravidanzabull affollamentobull traslocobull problemi della vita di tutti i giornirdquocopingrdquobull Problemi legalibull Problemi finanziaribull Perfezionismobull Eccecc
Quindinel paziente cardiopatico(ma anche negli altri)
Sedazione con BZD (short antagonizzabili)
bull Sedazione cosciente con N2O
bull empatia
bull Buona analgesia
Fin qui nov 10
bull httpyoutubeSuFvAbf_uJs
bull anginal and heart attack
Puntata ipertensiva
bull Segni e sintomindash Cefaleavertiginironziindash Disturbi della vistandash Cardiopalmo(tachicardia)ndash (dispnea)ndash Epistassi
bull Trattamentondash Nifedipina(nifedicor)5-15 gtt sublingualiOppndash Clonidina(catapresan) mezza1 fiala im o ev lentaOppndash Furosemide(Lasix) 1 2 fl im o ev lentandash Ossigenoterapia(occhialini)
Aritmie
bull Senza ECG
bull ipocineticheipercinetiche
Allergia
ndash Limitata ad un sistema o generalizzatandash Faringe e prime vie aereeedema angioneuroticondash Tratto respiratorioasmabroncospasmostridorendash Cuteorticariapruritondash Anafilassitutti i precedenti+collasso cardiocircolatoriondash DDangioedema ereditario
ndash Segni e sintomindash Pruritoarrossamentopomfiedema labbramucose boccafaringehellipndash Distress respiratorioasmandash Ipotensionepolso piccolofrequentepallore
bull Ossigenobull Chiamare aiutobull Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
anafilassi
bull Posizione supina
bull Ossigenazione
bull Adrenalina im 05mg
bull Liquidi evndash Antistaminico trimeton 10 mg im
ndash Cortisone
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull In caso di arrestoCPR
Cause di allergia
bull Materiali implantari e amalgama metallititanioporcellane e metalli nobili mercurio
bull Latexdighebull Acrilatibull Formaldeidebull Clorexidinabull AL e conservanti (metilparaben)
bull patch testing prick testing and blood tests for allergen-specific IgE
Sincope vasovagalesvenimentobull Segni e sintomi
ndash Svenimentondash Nausea ndash Debolezzandash Pallorendash Cute fredda e sudatandash Polso rallentatoma prima tachindash Ipotensionendash Discomfort addominalendash Midriasindash sbadiglio
bull Trattamentondash Posizione supinandash Elevare gli arti infndash Ossigenondash Monitorizzare ndash Atropina 05 mg im o iv
Fattori scatenanti psicogenipauraansiastress emotivocattive notiziedolorespecie se improvviso ed inaspettatovista del sanguestrumenti chirurgicisiringhe
Fattori scatenanti non psicogeniStazione erettaFame da salto del pasto o da dietaEsaurimentostanchezzaCattive condizioni fisicheAmbiente caldo-umidoAffollamentoSesso maschileGiovani16-35 anni
Pathophysiology
Stress
Catecholamines release
Decreased peripheral vascular resistance amp uarr blood flow to peripheral muscles
darr venous return
darr circulatory blood vol amp drop in arterial BP
Activation of Compensatory mechanisms
Reflex bradycardia develops (lt 50)
Significant drop in cardiac output associated with fall in BP below the critical level
Cerebral ischemia amp loss of consciousness
Assess consciousness (loss of response to sensory stimulation)
Activate office emergency system
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Perform additional procedures
Administer aromatic ammonia
Administer atropine if bradycardia persists
Do not panic
Post syncopal recovery- delayed recovery-
Postpone dental treatment Activate EMS
Determine precipitating factors
POSTURAL HYPOTENSION
Predisposing factors
bull Administration and ingestion of drugs eg antihypertensives like sodium depleting diuretics calcium channel blockers ampganglion blocking agents sedatives and narcotics histamine blockers levo dopa
bull Prolonged period of recumbency or convalescence
bull Inadequate postural reflex
bull Late stage pregnancy
bull Advanced age
bull Venous defects in legs (eg varicose veins)
bull Recovery from sympathectomy
bull Addissonrsquos disease
bull Physical exhaustion and starvation
bull Chronic postural hypotension (Shy ndash Drager syndrome)
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
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D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
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bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
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ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
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05 mg evim
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idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
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Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
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Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
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J Can Dent Assoc 2009 Feb75(1)41Dental surgery for patients on anticoagulant therapy with warfarin a
systematic review and meta-analysisNematullah A Alabousi A Blanas N Douketis JD Sutherland SE
bull University of Toronto Ontario Canadabull Comment in bull Evid Based Dent 200910(2)52 bull Republished in bull Tex Dent J 2009 Dec126(12)1183-93 bull Abstractbull PURPOSE To evaluate the effect of continuing warfarin therapy on the bleeding risk of patients undergoing elective dental surgical proceduresbull METHODS Data sources were the MEDLINE and EMBASE databases the Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials a manual citation review of
the relevant literature content experts and relevant abstracts from the proceedings of the International Association for Dental Research Study selection was carried out independently by 2 reviewers as was quality assessment Data extraction was done by 3 reviewers Differences were resolved by consensus Eligible studies were randomized controlled trials that compared the effects of continuing the regular dose of warfarintherapy with the effects of discontinuing or modifying the dose on the incidence of bleeding in patients undergoing dental procedures
bull RESULTS Five trials (a total of 553 patients) met the inclusion criteria Compared with interrupting warfarin therapy (either partial or complete) perioperative continuation of warfarin with patients usual dose was not associated with an increased risk for clinically significant nonmajor bleeding (relative risk [RR] 071 95 confidence interval [CI] 039-128 p = 065 I2 = 0) or an increased risk for minor bleeding (RR 119 95 CI 090-158 p = 022 I2 = 0)
bull CONCLUSIONS Continuing the regular dose of warfarin therapy does not seem to confer an increased risk of bleeding compared with discontinuing or modifying the warfarin dose for patients undergoing minor dental procedures
Clin Oral Implants Res 2009 Sep20 Suppl 496-106What influence do anticoagulants have on oral implant therapy
A systematic reviewMadrid C Sanz M
bull bull Department of oral surgery Oral Medicine and Hospital Dentistry Department of Ambulatory Care and Community Medicine University of Lausanne
Lausanne Switzerland carlosmadridhospvdchbull Abstractbull OBJECTIVES This systematic review aims to assess the risks (both thromboembolic and bleeding) of an oral anticoagulation therapy (OAT) patient undergoing
implant therapy and to provide a management protocol to patients under OAT undergoing implant therapybull MATERIAL AND METHODS Medline Cochrane Data Base of Systematic Reviews the Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials and EMBASE (from 1980 to
December 2008) were searched for English-language articles published between 1966 and 2008 This search was completed by a hand research accessing the references cited in all identified publications
bull RESULTS Nineteen studies were identified reporting outcomes after oral surgery procedures (mostly dental extractions in patients on OAT following different management protocols and haemostatic therapies) Five studies were randomized-controlled trials (RCTs) 11 were controlled clinical trials (CCTs) and three were prospective case series The OAT management strategies as well as the protocols during and after surgery were different This heterogeneity prevented any possible data aggregation and synthesis The results from these studies are very homogeneous reporting minor bleeding in very few patients without a significant difference between the OAT patients who continue with the vitamin K antagonists vs the patients who stopped this medication before surgery These post-operative bleeding events were controlled only with local haemostatic measures tranexamic acid mouthwashes gelatine sponges and cellulose gauzess application were effective Post-operative bleeding did not correlate with the international normalised ratio (INR) status In none of the studies was a thromboembolic event reported
bull CONCLUSIONS OAT patients (INR 2-4) who do not discontinue the AC medication do not have a significantly higher risk of post-operative bleeding than non-OAT patients and they also do not have a higher risk of post-operative bleeding than OAT patients who discontinue the medication In patients with OAT (INR 2-4) without discontinuation topical haemostatic agents were effective in preventing post-operative bleeding OAT discontinuation is not recommended for minor oral surgery such as single tooth extraction or implant placement provided that this does not involve autogenous bone grafts extensive flaps or osteotomy preparations extending outside the bony envelope Evidence does not support that dental implant placement in patients on OAT is contraindicated
bull The following are the latestguidelineshowever every DDS should thinkabouthelliphellip
Guideline TitleSteps to reduce surgical risk In II guidelines for perioperative evaluation
Bibliographic Source(s)Gualandro DM Yu PC Calderaro D Marques AC Pinho C Caramelli B et al Steps to reduce surgical risk In II guidelines for perioperative evaluation Arq Bras Cardiol
201196(3 Suppl 1)23-41 [379 references]
bull Antiplatelet Agents (AAS)bull Recommendations for antiplatelet agents before noncardiac surgeriesbull Degree of Recommendation Ibull Patients with coronary artery disease and noncardiac surgery scheduled should maintain the use of
AAS at a low dose of 75 to 100 mgday except in neurosurgeries and transurethral resection of the prostate Level of Evidence B
bull Patients using dual antiplatelet therapy by means of recent angioplasty with stent should keepreceiving AAS throughout the perioperative period with discontinuation of thienopyridine 5 daysbefore surgery and reintroduction as early as possible ideally before the patient completes 10 daysof discontinuation Level of Evidence C
bull Patients receiving antiplatelet therapy only with thienopyridine and surgery scheduled with moderate to high-risk of bleeding should discontinue medication 5 days before Level of EvidenceC
bull Degree of Recommendation IIabull Keep dual antiplatelet therapy in procedures with low risk for bleeding Level of Evidence Cbull Patients receiving antiplatelet therapy only with thienopyridine and surgery scheduled with low risk
of bleeding should continue medication in the perioperative period Level of Evidence C
bull Procedures with Low Risk of Bleedingbull Cataract surgerybull Minor dermatological proceduresbull Dental procedures - hygiene simple extraction restoration endodontic and
prosthetic proceduresbull Recommendationsbull Patients at High Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence Cbull Discontinue warfarin 5 days before surgery and wait for INR lt15 to perform the procedurebull UFH or prophylactic LMWH can be used in the preoperative period if indicatedbull Postoperatively use UFH or prophylactic LMWH if indicated by the type of procedure and resume warfarin 12 to 14 hours after surgerybull Patients at Low Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence Cbull Discontinue warfarin 5 days before surgery and wait for INR lt15bull Start full-dose UFH or LMWH when INR lt20bull Discontinue intravenous UFH 4 hours before surgery and subcutaneous LMWH 24 hours before surgerybull Postoperatively restart full-dose UFH or LMWH and warfarin and 12 to 24 hours after the procedure and discontinue heparin only when the INR is within
therapeutic rangebull Patients at Intermediate Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence Cbull Depending on the individual assessment of each patient the guidelines can be followed either for the high or low risk to the discretion of the physician in
chargebull Procedures with Low Risk of Bleedingbull Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence Cbull Perform the procedure with an INR within the therapeutic range ndash it is not necessary to discontinue the anticoagulantbull If INR gt3 discontinue anticoagulation therapy one or two days before surgery and reintroduce it the night after surgery
Endocarditis Prophylaxis
bull Dental Procedures and Prevention of Infective Endocarditisbull Dental procedures with higher risk for bacteremia are subgingival placement of antibiotic fibers or strips dental extractions dental implants or reimplants endodontic and periodontal
procedures placement of orthodontic bands and procedures with significant bleeding Whenever high-risk patients undergo these procedures should receive antibiotic prophylaxis Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence C It is likely that low-income populations with little access to health care with heart diseases other than those cited in Table 2 (below) also benefit from infective endocarditis (IE) prophylaxis before dental procedures Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence C
bull Table 2 Patients at Risk of Acquiring Severe Infective Endocarditisbull Patient with prosthetic heart valvebull Valvular heart disease corrected with prosthetic materialbull History of infective endocarditisbull Acquired valvular heart disease in patient who underwent heart transplantbull Uncorrected cyanotic congenital heart diseasebull Corrected cyanotic congenital heart disease that evolves with residual lesionbull Congenital heart disease corrected with prosthetic materialbull Surgical Procedures and Prevention of Infective Endocarditisbull Indications for Endocarditis Prophylaxisbull Degree of Recommendation Ibull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will be subjected to dental procedures with a high probability of significant bacteremia (see Table 3 below)
Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Table 3 Dental Procedures and Indication of Infective Endocarditis Prophylaxisbull Indicated Not Recommended ndash Any Patients Who Will Undergo the Procedures Belowbull For patients at risk for severe infective endocarditis and who will undergo procedures involving manipulation of gingival tissue periodontal region or perforation of oral mucosa Local
anesthesia in non-infected tissuebull Dental X-raybull Placement or removal of bracesbull Adjustment of bracesbull Placement of parts in bracesbull Natural loss of milk toothbull Bleeding originated from the trauma of the oral mucosa or lipsbull Degree of Recommendation IIabull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria on Table 2 (above) and who will undergo dental procedures with a high
probability of significant bacteremia (see Table 3 above) Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will undergo genitourinary or gastrointestinal procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic
regimen (see Table 11 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will undergo esophageal or respiratory tract procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen
(see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Degree of Recommendation IIbbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo dental procedures that do not meet
the criteria on Table 3 (above) Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo genitourinary or gastrointestinal
procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen (see Table 11 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo esophageal or respiratory tract
procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Degree of Recommendation IIIbull There is no indication for IE prophylaxis in patients with interatrial communication alone interventricular communication or corrected patent ductus arteriosus and without residual
flow myocardial revascularization surgery mitral valve prolapse without regurgitation after placement of stents innocent heart murmurs patients with pacemakers or implantablecardioverter-defibrillators (ICDs) history of Kawasaki disease or rheumatic fever without valve dysfunction who will undergo dental esophageal respiratory tract genitourinary or
Guideline on antibiotic prophylaxis for dental patients at risk for infection
Bibliographic Source(s)Clinical Affairs Committee Council on Clinical Affairs Guideline on
antibiotic prophylaxis for dental patients at risk for infection Chicago (IL) American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) 2011 5 p [27
references]bull Major Recommendationsbull The conservative use of antibiotics is indicated to minimize the risk of developing resistance to current antibiotic regimens Given the increasing number of organisms that have
developed resistance to current antibiotic regimens as well as the potential for an adverse anaphylactic reaction to the drug administered it is best to be judicious in the use of antibiotics for the prevention of infective endocarditis (IE) and other distant-site infections
bull Patients with Cardiac Conditionsbull Dental practitioners should consider prophylactic measures to minimize the risk of IE in patients with underlying cardiac conditions The risk of developing IE can arise from a combination
of high-risk patients and dental procedures However at-risk patients with poor oral hygiene and gingival bleeding after routine activities (eg toothbrushing) also have shown an increased potential for developing complications of IE It therefore is recommended to encourage daily good oral hygiene practices to reduce gingivitis as part of the prophylacticregimen These patients andor parents need to be educated and motivated to maintain personal oral hygiene through daily plaque removal including flossing Greater emphasis shouldbe placed on improved access to dental care and oral health in patients with underlying cardiac conditions at high risk for IE and less focus on a dental procedure and antibiotic coverage Professional prevention strategies should be based upon the individuals assessed risk for caries and periodontal disease
bull Specific recommendations from the latest American Heart Association (AHA) guideline on prevention of IE are included in the tables below The AHA recommends antibiotic prophylaxisonly for those whose underlying cardiac conditions are associated with the highest risk of adverse outcome (see Table 1 below) Such conditions include prosthetic heart valves previoushistory of IE unrepaired or incompletely repaired cyanotic congenital heart disease (CHD) completely repaired congenital heart defect with prosthetic material or device during the first 6 months after the procedure repaired CHD with residual defects at the site or adjacent to the site of a prosthetic patch or device and cardiac transplantation recipients who developcardiac valvulopathy In addition to those diagnoses listed in the AHA guidelines patients with a reported history of injection drug use may be considered at risk for developing IE in the absence of cardiac anomalies Although quite rare complications from intraoral tongue piercing can include IE among patients with a pre-existing cardiac valvular condition andor history of injection drug use Consultation with the patients physician may be necessary to determine susceptibility to bacteremia-induced infections
bull Antibiotics are recommended for all dental procedures that involve manipulation of gingival tissue or the periapical region of teeth or perforation of the oral mucosa (see Table 2 below) Specific antibiotic regimens can be found in Table 3 in the original guideline document Practitioners and patientsparents can review the entire AHA guidelines in the AHA CirculationJournal archives httpcircahajournalsorgcgicontentfull116151736 for additional background information as well as discussion of special circumstances (eg patients already receiving antibiotic therapy patients on anticoagulant therapy)
bull Patients with Compromised Immunitybull Patients with a compromised immune system may not be able to tolerate a transient bacteremia following invasive dental procedures These non-cardiac factors can place a patient with
compromised immunity at risk for distant-site infection from a dental procedure This category includes but is not limited to patients with the following medical conditionsbull Immunosuppression secondary tobull Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)bull Severe combined immunodeficiency (SCIDS)bull Neutropeniabull Cancer chemotherapybull Hematopoietic stem cell or solid organ transplantationbull Head and neck radiotherapybull Autoimmune disease (eg juvenile arthritis systemic lupus erythematosus)bull Sickle cell anemiabull Asplenism or status post splenectomybull Chronic steroid usagebull Diabetesbull Bisphosphonate therapybull Consultation with the childs physician is recommended for management of patients with a compromised immune system Discussion of antibiotic prophylaxis for patients undergoing
chemotherapy irradiation and hematopoietic cell transplantation appears in a separate American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) guideline (see the National GuidelineClearinghouse [NGC] summary Guideline on Dental Management of Pediatric Patients Receiving Chemotherapy Hematopoietic Cell Transplantation andor Radiation)
bull Patients with Shunts Indwelling Vascular Catheters or Medical Devicesbull The AHA recommends that antibiotic prophylaxis for nonvalvular devices including indwelling vascular catheters (central lines) and cardiovascular implantable electronic devices (CIED)
is indicated only at the time of placement of these devices in order to prevent surgical site infection The AHA found no convincing evidence that microorganisms associated with dentalprocedures cause infection of CIED and nonvalvular devices at any time after implantation The infections occurring after device implantation most often are caused by Staphylococcusaureus and coagulase negative staphylococci or other microorganisms that are non-oral in origin but are associated with surgical implantation or other active infections The AHA furtherstates that immunosuppression is not an independent risk factor for nonvalvular device infections immunocompromised hosts who have those devices should receive antibioticprophylaxis as advocated for immunocompetent hosts Consultation with the childs physician is recommended for management of patients with nonvalvular devices
Cardiac Conditions Associated with the Highest Risk of AdverseOutcome from Endocarditis for Which Prophylaxis with Dental
Procedures Is Reasonable
bull Prosthetic cardiac valve or prosthetic material used for cardiac valve repair
bull Previous infective endocarditisbull Congenital heart disease (CHD)bull Unrepaired cyanotic CHD including palliative shunts and conduitsbull Completely repaired congenital heart defect with prosthetic
material or device whether placed by surgery or by catheterintervention during the first 6 months after the procedure
bull Repaired CHD with residual defects at the site or adjacent to the site of a prosthetic patch or prosthetic device (which inhibitendothelialization)
bull Cardiac transplantation recipients who develop cardiac valvulopathy
Dental Procedures for which Endocarditis ProphylaxisIs Reasonable for Patients in Table 1
bull All dental procedures that involve manipulation of gingival tissue or the periapical region of teeth or perforation of the oral mucosa
bull The following procedures and events do not needprophylaxis routine anesthetic injections throughnoninfected tissue taking dental radiographs placement of removable prosthodontic or orthodonticappliances adjustment of orthodontic appliances placement of orthodontic brackets shedding of deciduous teeth and bleeding from trauma to the lipsor oral mucosa
Considerations for Perioperative Anticoagulationarfarin therapy - management during invasive procedures and
surgeryBibliographic Source(s)
Medical Services Commission Warfarin therapy - management during invasive procedures and surgery Victoria (BC) British Columbia Medical Services Commission 2010 Oct 1 7 p [8 references]
bull Note Always consult with the surgeon and anesthesiologist aboutbull Risk of bleedingbull Goal INRbull Acceptable INR for surgerybull Baseline INR is recommended in every case and this will guide further therapybull Always discuss with surgeon and anesthesiologist what the INR should be before surgery (goal INR)bull An INR lt15 is generally acceptable except for neurosurgery ocular surgery and procedures requiring spinal anesthesia or epidural analgesia (Horlocker et al
2003)bull Risk of bleedingbull In general the type of procedure determines the risk of bleeding and how long anticoagulation must be withheld post-operativelybull Discontinuation of warfarin is essential for these procedures associated with a high risk of bleeding
ndash Procedures that the body cavity is entered eg open thoracic abdominal or pelvic surgeryndash Percutaneous needle procedures in non-compressible sites including organ biopsiesndash Any type of prostatic surgeryndash Surgery sites where minor bleeding can cause significant morbidity (eg central nervous system [CNS] and intraocular procedures)ndash Major arthroplasty surgery eg hip or knee replacement
bull Discontinuation of warfarin is usually not necessary for these procedures associated with a low risk of bleedingndash Percutaneous needle procedures in readily compressible sites (eg peripheral venous access)ndash Many skin proceduresndash Routine dental procedures (eg hygiene simple extractions restorations endodontics prosthetics)
ndash Endoscopy without biopsy
bull Assess the risk of bleeding from the procedure with the assistance of the surgeon and anesthesiologistC
Guidelines for pre-operative cardiac risk assessment and perioperative cardiac management in non-cardiac surgeryBibliographic Source(s)
Task Force for Preoperative Cardiac Risk Assessment and Perioperative [trunc] European Society of Anaesthesiology Poldermans D Bax JJ Boersma E De Hert S Eeckhout E Fowkes G Gorenek B Hennerici MG Iung B Kelm M Kjeldsen KP Kristensen SD Lopez-Sendon J Pelosi P Philippe F Pierard L Ponikowski P Schmid JP Sellevold OF Sicari R Van den Berghe G Vermassen F Guidelines for pre-operative cardiac risk
assessment and perioperative cardiac management in non-cardiac surgery Eur Heart J 2009 Nov30(22)2769-812 [238 references] PubMed
bull Pre-operative Evaluationbull Surgical Risk for Cardiac Eventsbull Although patient-specific factors are more important than surgery-specific factors in predicting the cardiac risk for noncardiac surgical procedures
the type of surgery cannot be ignored when evaluating a particular patient undergoing an intervention With regard to cardiac risk surgicalinterventions can be divided into low-risk intermediate-risk and high-risk groups with estimated 30-day cardiac event rates (cardiac death and myocardial infarction [MI]) of lt1 1ndash5 and gt5 respectively (see table below) Although only a rough estimation this risk stratification providesa good indication of the need for cardiac evaluation drug treatment and assessment of risk for cardiac events
bull Table Surgical Riska Estimatebull Low-risk lt1 Intermediate-risk 1-5 High-risk gt5bull Breastbull Dentalbull Endocrinebull Eyebull Gynaecologybull Reconstructivebull Orthopaedic-minor (knee surgery)bull Urologic-minor Abdominalbull Carotidbull Peripheral arterial angioplastybull Endovascular aneurysm repairbull Head and neck surgerybull Neurologicalorthopaedic-major (hip and spine surgery)bull Pulmonary renalliver transplantbull Urologic-major Aortic and major vascular surgerybull Peripheral vascular surgerybull aRisk of MI and cardiac death within 30 days after surgery Modified from Boersma et al Perioperative cardiovascular mortality in noncardiac
surgery validation of the Lee cardiac risk index Am J Med 20051181134ndash1141
Segni vitali
bull Prima di ogni trattamento dovrebbero essere misurati i segni vitaliPAFCrespirazione e temperatura
Inserire fot Omron
IMG_6728JPG
ContecVital Signs Monitor PatientMonitor with CE Certificate
(CMS5000)
Riconoscere una emergenza
bull Segni e sintomi di emergenza incipiente
ndash Dolore toracico
ndash Cute pallida
ndash Sudorazione
ndash Vomito(nausea)
ndash RESPIRAZIONE IRREGOLARE
ndash SENSAZIONI STRANE O INSOLITE
ndash Modificazioni delle frequenza e o della pressione
Codice di deontologia medica
bull Art 7 ndash Obbligo drsquointervento drsquourgenza Il medico
e devetempestivamente attivarsi per assicurare ognispecifica adeguata assistenza
Procedure iniziali nellrsquoemergenzabull Interrompere la procedura
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull Chiamare il kit di emergenza
bull Valutare lo stato di coscienzase incoscienteabbassare la poltrona trendelemburg
bull Somministrare O2se coscienteocchialinise incosciente ma respira maschera se incosciente e non respira pallone e maschera
Algoritmo di base
bull PABCDbull Posizionare
bull A airway
bull B breathing
bull Ccirculation
bull Ddefinitivo o diagnosi
Come valutare lo stato di coscienza
1 come definirlo cosciente
vigile
soporoso
coma
2 come riconoscerlo stimolo verbale
stimolo doloroso
3 come valutarlo risposta verbale
apertura occhi
risposta motoria
Valutare le vie aereeaprire la bocca
estendere il capo e sostenere il mentoimpiegare lrsquoaspirazione se necessario
Valutare la respirazionese non respiradai due respiri con ossigeno 100
se in apneainserisci la cannula orofaringea chiama per lrsquoAED
Valutare la circolazionecerca il polsocarotide(radiale)
in assenza di polsopreparati per CPRmettere il paziente in pianomeglio al suolo iniziare MCE
applicare lrsquoAED se crsquoegrave il polsovalutare la frequenza e la forza
Distress
bull Respiratoriobroncospasmoasma
bull ToracicodoloreanginaMI
bull Psicologicoagitazioneconvulsioni
bull Prevenire il distress
ndash Ambiente accoglientetranquillorilassato
ndash Minimizzare la paurail freddo
ndash Mantenere PA e FC e respirazione nei limiti
ndash Non interrompere la terapia
Valutare il paz e la situazionebull Controllare i segni vitali del pazientePAFCrespirazionecolorebull Non tentare di trasportare il paziente da solibull Chiama immediatamente il 118 se
ndash Arresto cardiacondash Arresto respiratoriondash incoscienzagt 1 minndash Stato confusionale prolungatondash Dolore toracico gt 5 min non alleviato dal venitrinndash Difficoltagrave respiratoriandash Convulsionindash Ipotensione grave o tachicardia()
bull Tratta il paziente in emergenza finchegrave non arriva il soccorsobull Tieni pronta la cartella e quanto fatto finora per la squadra di soccorsobull Compila la scheda delle emergenze in studio
What types of emergencies can be expected in the dental office
Ostruzione delle vie aeree
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentoimprovvisaafferrare la gola(segno universale)ndash Stridorendash Tosse violentandash Dispneaspasmindash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Tosse forzatandash Compressione addominalendash Percussione dorsale con paziente curvo in avanti ndash Ossigenazione ndash Ispezione delle prime vie aereendash laringoscopiopinza di Magillaspiratorendash Chiamare aiutondash Trasferimento in ospedale per broncoscopia in urgenza
How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver You tubehttpyoutubekJDpr05zmB4
bull How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver
bull Edited by Bob Robertson Rob S Nicole Willson Travis Derouin and 37 others
bull Googlewikihow
Airway obstruction management
Asmabroncospasmo
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentondash Sensazione di peso sul toracendash stridorendash Tossendash Dispneandash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Posizionare il pazsedutobraccia in avantindash Ossigenondash Spray con salbutamol 2 puffripeti dopo 5 min se inefficacendash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
bull httpyoutubekff3co6xwik
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bull httpyoutubewlygTaY4ioc
Arresto cardiaco
bull Segni e sintomibull Non rispondebull Non respirabull Non ha polsobull Trattamento
ndash Mettere il paz supinotavola sotto il torace o stendere sul pavimento
ndash Chiamare aiutondash Attaccare AED e seguire le istruzionindash Iniziare CPRndash Ossigenare ventilazione con pallone e maschera
bull httpyoutubeI-eFjl2G9vg
Emerg Med J 2012 Nov29(11)890-3 Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
Segal N Laurent F Maman L Plaisance P Augustin P
bull Source
bull Emergency Department Lariboisiegravere Hospital Paris 7 University (Paris Diderot) Paris France drnicolassegalgmailcom
bull Conflicting studies exist about the effectiveness of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on a dental chair In some situations dental surgeons are obliged to perform CPR with the patient on the chair Feedback devices are supposed to guide the compression depth in order to improve the quality of CPR but some devices are based on an accelerometer that can theoretically report erroneous results because of the lack of rigidity of a dental chair
bull OBJECTIVE
bull The aim of this study was to evaluate the accuracy of these devices to guide chest compressions on a dental chair
Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
bull METHODSbull A prospective randomised crossover equivalencenon-inferiority study was conducted to compare
the values of compression depths provided by the feedback device (Real CPR Help(reg) delivered by Zollcopy Medical Corporation Chelmsford MA USA) with the real measurements provided by the manikin (Resusci Anne(reg) Advanced SkillTrainer Laerdal Medical AScopy Norway) Chest-compression-only CPR was performed by 15 Basic Life Support instructors who carried out two rounds of continuous CPR for 2 min each Data were analysed with a correlation test a Bland-Altman method and a Wilcoxon test Statistical significance was defined as plt005
bull RESULTSbull A significant difference was found between the mean depths of compression measured by the
feedback device and the manikin on a dental chair and on the floor (plt00001) The feedback device overestimated the depth of chest compressions and Bland-Altman analysis demonstrated poor agreement
bull CONCLUSION
bull This study indicates that feedback devices with accelerometer technology are not sufficiently reliable to ensure adequate chest compression on dental chairs
Angina
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato
alle spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash sollievo con NTGsi spera ndash Ansiapalloresudorazionetachicardia
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minNatispraysublinguale ndash Ossigenondash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
Localizzazioni del dolore anginoso
Sharplocalized
radiating or notmay radiate to
teeth
You tube3 IUSB angina attack
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bull Molto pertinente
bull httpyoutubejd-9DSDWSsI
bull Angina pectoris medical emergency
Infarto miocardico
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato alle
spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash Mancato sollievo con NTG ndash Dispneasincopediaforesimorte improvvisa
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ndash MONAMorfinaossigenonitroglicerinaaspirina
Fattori di rischio per cardiopatia ischemica
bull Etagravebull Sesso maschilema = gt 65 annibull Ipertensionebull DislipidemieColestTGHDL lowbull Diabetebull Fumobull Familiaritagravebull Malattie infiammatorie sistemiche collagenopatiebull Obesitagrave bull Metabolic syndrome This has been characterized by the presence of
hyperinsulinemia (fasting glucose level ge 100 mgdL) abdominal obesity (waist circumference gt40 in for men or gt35 in for women) decreased HDL cholesterol levels (lt 40 mgdL for men or lt 50 mgdL for women) hypertriglyceridemia (gt150 mgdL) and hypertension (ge 13085 mm Hg) Based on data from the 2000 US census an estimated 47 million Americans have the metabolic syndrome Patients with the metabolic syndrome have a 3-fold increased risk for coronary atherosclerosis and stroke compared with those without this syndrome
Fattori precipitanti lrsquoischemia
bull Sforzo fisico
bull Basse temperature
bull Digestione
bull Tachicardiafebbreipertiroidismo
bull Emozionistressndash Psichico(pauracontatto
ravvicinatooppressionecostrizioneinpossibilitagrave di muiversidi parlareodori sgradevolivista irritante o sgradevole
ndash dolore
bull Innalzamento vita media
bull Miglioramento condizioni socio-economiche ()
bull Procedure odontoiatriche sempre piugrave conservative
Maggiore frequenza di cardiopatici nella pratica odontoiatrica
Fattori stressantistressors
bull Malattiapersonale o di amici o famigliaribull Morte di un famigliare o di una persona amatabull Problemi di relazioni interpersonalibull Sovraccarico di lavorobull Inizio di un lavoro nuovobull disoccupazionebull pensionebull gravidanzabull affollamentobull traslocobull problemi della vita di tutti i giornirdquocopingrdquobull Problemi legalibull Problemi finanziaribull Perfezionismobull Eccecc
Quindinel paziente cardiopatico(ma anche negli altri)
Sedazione con BZD (short antagonizzabili)
bull Sedazione cosciente con N2O
bull empatia
bull Buona analgesia
Fin qui nov 10
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bull anginal and heart attack
Puntata ipertensiva
bull Segni e sintomindash Cefaleavertiginironziindash Disturbi della vistandash Cardiopalmo(tachicardia)ndash (dispnea)ndash Epistassi
bull Trattamentondash Nifedipina(nifedicor)5-15 gtt sublingualiOppndash Clonidina(catapresan) mezza1 fiala im o ev lentaOppndash Furosemide(Lasix) 1 2 fl im o ev lentandash Ossigenoterapia(occhialini)
Aritmie
bull Senza ECG
bull ipocineticheipercinetiche
Allergia
ndash Limitata ad un sistema o generalizzatandash Faringe e prime vie aereeedema angioneuroticondash Tratto respiratorioasmabroncospasmostridorendash Cuteorticariapruritondash Anafilassitutti i precedenti+collasso cardiocircolatoriondash DDangioedema ereditario
ndash Segni e sintomindash Pruritoarrossamentopomfiedema labbramucose boccafaringehellipndash Distress respiratorioasmandash Ipotensionepolso piccolofrequentepallore
bull Ossigenobull Chiamare aiutobull Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
anafilassi
bull Posizione supina
bull Ossigenazione
bull Adrenalina im 05mg
bull Liquidi evndash Antistaminico trimeton 10 mg im
ndash Cortisone
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull In caso di arrestoCPR
Cause di allergia
bull Materiali implantari e amalgama metallititanioporcellane e metalli nobili mercurio
bull Latexdighebull Acrilatibull Formaldeidebull Clorexidinabull AL e conservanti (metilparaben)
bull patch testing prick testing and blood tests for allergen-specific IgE
Sincope vasovagalesvenimentobull Segni e sintomi
ndash Svenimentondash Nausea ndash Debolezzandash Pallorendash Cute fredda e sudatandash Polso rallentatoma prima tachindash Ipotensionendash Discomfort addominalendash Midriasindash sbadiglio
bull Trattamentondash Posizione supinandash Elevare gli arti infndash Ossigenondash Monitorizzare ndash Atropina 05 mg im o iv
Fattori scatenanti psicogenipauraansiastress emotivocattive notiziedolorespecie se improvviso ed inaspettatovista del sanguestrumenti chirurgicisiringhe
Fattori scatenanti non psicogeniStazione erettaFame da salto del pasto o da dietaEsaurimentostanchezzaCattive condizioni fisicheAmbiente caldo-umidoAffollamentoSesso maschileGiovani16-35 anni
Pathophysiology
Stress
Catecholamines release
Decreased peripheral vascular resistance amp uarr blood flow to peripheral muscles
darr venous return
darr circulatory blood vol amp drop in arterial BP
Activation of Compensatory mechanisms
Reflex bradycardia develops (lt 50)
Significant drop in cardiac output associated with fall in BP below the critical level
Cerebral ischemia amp loss of consciousness
Assess consciousness (loss of response to sensory stimulation)
Activate office emergency system
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Perform additional procedures
Administer aromatic ammonia
Administer atropine if bradycardia persists
Do not panic
Post syncopal recovery- delayed recovery-
Postpone dental treatment Activate EMS
Determine precipitating factors
POSTURAL HYPOTENSION
Predisposing factors
bull Administration and ingestion of drugs eg antihypertensives like sodium depleting diuretics calcium channel blockers ampganglion blocking agents sedatives and narcotics histamine blockers levo dopa
bull Prolonged period of recumbency or convalescence
bull Inadequate postural reflex
bull Late stage pregnancy
bull Advanced age
bull Venous defects in legs (eg varicose veins)
bull Recovery from sympathectomy
bull Addissonrsquos disease
bull Physical exhaustion and starvation
bull Chronic postural hypotension (Shy ndash Drager syndrome)
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
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ipoglicemia
bull Segni e sintomibull Senso di fame
ndash Parola strascicataincoerentendash Comportamento alteratondash Polso rapidondash Apprensioneansiairrequietezzaaggressivitagravendash Disorientamentoperdita di coscienzandash Tremorindash sudorazione
bull Trattamentondash Succo di fruttacaramellazuccherino posndash Se egrave avvenuta perdita di coscienzaglucosio evndash Nel dubbio tra iper e ipoglicemiameglio somministrare glucosio comunque
ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
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bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
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bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
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Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
bull
Clin Oral Implants Res 2009 Sep20 Suppl 496-106What influence do anticoagulants have on oral implant therapy
A systematic reviewMadrid C Sanz M
bull bull Department of oral surgery Oral Medicine and Hospital Dentistry Department of Ambulatory Care and Community Medicine University of Lausanne
Lausanne Switzerland carlosmadridhospvdchbull Abstractbull OBJECTIVES This systematic review aims to assess the risks (both thromboembolic and bleeding) of an oral anticoagulation therapy (OAT) patient undergoing
implant therapy and to provide a management protocol to patients under OAT undergoing implant therapybull MATERIAL AND METHODS Medline Cochrane Data Base of Systematic Reviews the Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials and EMBASE (from 1980 to
December 2008) were searched for English-language articles published between 1966 and 2008 This search was completed by a hand research accessing the references cited in all identified publications
bull RESULTS Nineteen studies were identified reporting outcomes after oral surgery procedures (mostly dental extractions in patients on OAT following different management protocols and haemostatic therapies) Five studies were randomized-controlled trials (RCTs) 11 were controlled clinical trials (CCTs) and three were prospective case series The OAT management strategies as well as the protocols during and after surgery were different This heterogeneity prevented any possible data aggregation and synthesis The results from these studies are very homogeneous reporting minor bleeding in very few patients without a significant difference between the OAT patients who continue with the vitamin K antagonists vs the patients who stopped this medication before surgery These post-operative bleeding events were controlled only with local haemostatic measures tranexamic acid mouthwashes gelatine sponges and cellulose gauzess application were effective Post-operative bleeding did not correlate with the international normalised ratio (INR) status In none of the studies was a thromboembolic event reported
bull CONCLUSIONS OAT patients (INR 2-4) who do not discontinue the AC medication do not have a significantly higher risk of post-operative bleeding than non-OAT patients and they also do not have a higher risk of post-operative bleeding than OAT patients who discontinue the medication In patients with OAT (INR 2-4) without discontinuation topical haemostatic agents were effective in preventing post-operative bleeding OAT discontinuation is not recommended for minor oral surgery such as single tooth extraction or implant placement provided that this does not involve autogenous bone grafts extensive flaps or osteotomy preparations extending outside the bony envelope Evidence does not support that dental implant placement in patients on OAT is contraindicated
bull The following are the latestguidelineshowever every DDS should thinkabouthelliphellip
Guideline TitleSteps to reduce surgical risk In II guidelines for perioperative evaluation
Bibliographic Source(s)Gualandro DM Yu PC Calderaro D Marques AC Pinho C Caramelli B et al Steps to reduce surgical risk In II guidelines for perioperative evaluation Arq Bras Cardiol
201196(3 Suppl 1)23-41 [379 references]
bull Antiplatelet Agents (AAS)bull Recommendations for antiplatelet agents before noncardiac surgeriesbull Degree of Recommendation Ibull Patients with coronary artery disease and noncardiac surgery scheduled should maintain the use of
AAS at a low dose of 75 to 100 mgday except in neurosurgeries and transurethral resection of the prostate Level of Evidence B
bull Patients using dual antiplatelet therapy by means of recent angioplasty with stent should keepreceiving AAS throughout the perioperative period with discontinuation of thienopyridine 5 daysbefore surgery and reintroduction as early as possible ideally before the patient completes 10 daysof discontinuation Level of Evidence C
bull Patients receiving antiplatelet therapy only with thienopyridine and surgery scheduled with moderate to high-risk of bleeding should discontinue medication 5 days before Level of EvidenceC
bull Degree of Recommendation IIabull Keep dual antiplatelet therapy in procedures with low risk for bleeding Level of Evidence Cbull Patients receiving antiplatelet therapy only with thienopyridine and surgery scheduled with low risk
of bleeding should continue medication in the perioperative period Level of Evidence C
bull Procedures with Low Risk of Bleedingbull Cataract surgerybull Minor dermatological proceduresbull Dental procedures - hygiene simple extraction restoration endodontic and
prosthetic proceduresbull Recommendationsbull Patients at High Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence Cbull Discontinue warfarin 5 days before surgery and wait for INR lt15 to perform the procedurebull UFH or prophylactic LMWH can be used in the preoperative period if indicatedbull Postoperatively use UFH or prophylactic LMWH if indicated by the type of procedure and resume warfarin 12 to 14 hours after surgerybull Patients at Low Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence Cbull Discontinue warfarin 5 days before surgery and wait for INR lt15bull Start full-dose UFH or LMWH when INR lt20bull Discontinue intravenous UFH 4 hours before surgery and subcutaneous LMWH 24 hours before surgerybull Postoperatively restart full-dose UFH or LMWH and warfarin and 12 to 24 hours after the procedure and discontinue heparin only when the INR is within
therapeutic rangebull Patients at Intermediate Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence Cbull Depending on the individual assessment of each patient the guidelines can be followed either for the high or low risk to the discretion of the physician in
chargebull Procedures with Low Risk of Bleedingbull Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence Cbull Perform the procedure with an INR within the therapeutic range ndash it is not necessary to discontinue the anticoagulantbull If INR gt3 discontinue anticoagulation therapy one or two days before surgery and reintroduce it the night after surgery
Endocarditis Prophylaxis
bull Dental Procedures and Prevention of Infective Endocarditisbull Dental procedures with higher risk for bacteremia are subgingival placement of antibiotic fibers or strips dental extractions dental implants or reimplants endodontic and periodontal
procedures placement of orthodontic bands and procedures with significant bleeding Whenever high-risk patients undergo these procedures should receive antibiotic prophylaxis Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence C It is likely that low-income populations with little access to health care with heart diseases other than those cited in Table 2 (below) also benefit from infective endocarditis (IE) prophylaxis before dental procedures Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence C
bull Table 2 Patients at Risk of Acquiring Severe Infective Endocarditisbull Patient with prosthetic heart valvebull Valvular heart disease corrected with prosthetic materialbull History of infective endocarditisbull Acquired valvular heart disease in patient who underwent heart transplantbull Uncorrected cyanotic congenital heart diseasebull Corrected cyanotic congenital heart disease that evolves with residual lesionbull Congenital heart disease corrected with prosthetic materialbull Surgical Procedures and Prevention of Infective Endocarditisbull Indications for Endocarditis Prophylaxisbull Degree of Recommendation Ibull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will be subjected to dental procedures with a high probability of significant bacteremia (see Table 3 below)
Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Table 3 Dental Procedures and Indication of Infective Endocarditis Prophylaxisbull Indicated Not Recommended ndash Any Patients Who Will Undergo the Procedures Belowbull For patients at risk for severe infective endocarditis and who will undergo procedures involving manipulation of gingival tissue periodontal region or perforation of oral mucosa Local
anesthesia in non-infected tissuebull Dental X-raybull Placement or removal of bracesbull Adjustment of bracesbull Placement of parts in bracesbull Natural loss of milk toothbull Bleeding originated from the trauma of the oral mucosa or lipsbull Degree of Recommendation IIabull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria on Table 2 (above) and who will undergo dental procedures with a high
probability of significant bacteremia (see Table 3 above) Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will undergo genitourinary or gastrointestinal procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic
regimen (see Table 11 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will undergo esophageal or respiratory tract procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen
(see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Degree of Recommendation IIbbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo dental procedures that do not meet
the criteria on Table 3 (above) Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo genitourinary or gastrointestinal
procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen (see Table 11 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo esophageal or respiratory tract
procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Degree of Recommendation IIIbull There is no indication for IE prophylaxis in patients with interatrial communication alone interventricular communication or corrected patent ductus arteriosus and without residual
flow myocardial revascularization surgery mitral valve prolapse without regurgitation after placement of stents innocent heart murmurs patients with pacemakers or implantablecardioverter-defibrillators (ICDs) history of Kawasaki disease or rheumatic fever without valve dysfunction who will undergo dental esophageal respiratory tract genitourinary or
Guideline on antibiotic prophylaxis for dental patients at risk for infection
Bibliographic Source(s)Clinical Affairs Committee Council on Clinical Affairs Guideline on
antibiotic prophylaxis for dental patients at risk for infection Chicago (IL) American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) 2011 5 p [27
references]bull Major Recommendationsbull The conservative use of antibiotics is indicated to minimize the risk of developing resistance to current antibiotic regimens Given the increasing number of organisms that have
developed resistance to current antibiotic regimens as well as the potential for an adverse anaphylactic reaction to the drug administered it is best to be judicious in the use of antibiotics for the prevention of infective endocarditis (IE) and other distant-site infections
bull Patients with Cardiac Conditionsbull Dental practitioners should consider prophylactic measures to minimize the risk of IE in patients with underlying cardiac conditions The risk of developing IE can arise from a combination
of high-risk patients and dental procedures However at-risk patients with poor oral hygiene and gingival bleeding after routine activities (eg toothbrushing) also have shown an increased potential for developing complications of IE It therefore is recommended to encourage daily good oral hygiene practices to reduce gingivitis as part of the prophylacticregimen These patients andor parents need to be educated and motivated to maintain personal oral hygiene through daily plaque removal including flossing Greater emphasis shouldbe placed on improved access to dental care and oral health in patients with underlying cardiac conditions at high risk for IE and less focus on a dental procedure and antibiotic coverage Professional prevention strategies should be based upon the individuals assessed risk for caries and periodontal disease
bull Specific recommendations from the latest American Heart Association (AHA) guideline on prevention of IE are included in the tables below The AHA recommends antibiotic prophylaxisonly for those whose underlying cardiac conditions are associated with the highest risk of adverse outcome (see Table 1 below) Such conditions include prosthetic heart valves previoushistory of IE unrepaired or incompletely repaired cyanotic congenital heart disease (CHD) completely repaired congenital heart defect with prosthetic material or device during the first 6 months after the procedure repaired CHD with residual defects at the site or adjacent to the site of a prosthetic patch or device and cardiac transplantation recipients who developcardiac valvulopathy In addition to those diagnoses listed in the AHA guidelines patients with a reported history of injection drug use may be considered at risk for developing IE in the absence of cardiac anomalies Although quite rare complications from intraoral tongue piercing can include IE among patients with a pre-existing cardiac valvular condition andor history of injection drug use Consultation with the patients physician may be necessary to determine susceptibility to bacteremia-induced infections
bull Antibiotics are recommended for all dental procedures that involve manipulation of gingival tissue or the periapical region of teeth or perforation of the oral mucosa (see Table 2 below) Specific antibiotic regimens can be found in Table 3 in the original guideline document Practitioners and patientsparents can review the entire AHA guidelines in the AHA CirculationJournal archives httpcircahajournalsorgcgicontentfull116151736 for additional background information as well as discussion of special circumstances (eg patients already receiving antibiotic therapy patients on anticoagulant therapy)
bull Patients with Compromised Immunitybull Patients with a compromised immune system may not be able to tolerate a transient bacteremia following invasive dental procedures These non-cardiac factors can place a patient with
compromised immunity at risk for distant-site infection from a dental procedure This category includes but is not limited to patients with the following medical conditionsbull Immunosuppression secondary tobull Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)bull Severe combined immunodeficiency (SCIDS)bull Neutropeniabull Cancer chemotherapybull Hematopoietic stem cell or solid organ transplantationbull Head and neck radiotherapybull Autoimmune disease (eg juvenile arthritis systemic lupus erythematosus)bull Sickle cell anemiabull Asplenism or status post splenectomybull Chronic steroid usagebull Diabetesbull Bisphosphonate therapybull Consultation with the childs physician is recommended for management of patients with a compromised immune system Discussion of antibiotic prophylaxis for patients undergoing
chemotherapy irradiation and hematopoietic cell transplantation appears in a separate American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) guideline (see the National GuidelineClearinghouse [NGC] summary Guideline on Dental Management of Pediatric Patients Receiving Chemotherapy Hematopoietic Cell Transplantation andor Radiation)
bull Patients with Shunts Indwelling Vascular Catheters or Medical Devicesbull The AHA recommends that antibiotic prophylaxis for nonvalvular devices including indwelling vascular catheters (central lines) and cardiovascular implantable electronic devices (CIED)
is indicated only at the time of placement of these devices in order to prevent surgical site infection The AHA found no convincing evidence that microorganisms associated with dentalprocedures cause infection of CIED and nonvalvular devices at any time after implantation The infections occurring after device implantation most often are caused by Staphylococcusaureus and coagulase negative staphylococci or other microorganisms that are non-oral in origin but are associated with surgical implantation or other active infections The AHA furtherstates that immunosuppression is not an independent risk factor for nonvalvular device infections immunocompromised hosts who have those devices should receive antibioticprophylaxis as advocated for immunocompetent hosts Consultation with the childs physician is recommended for management of patients with nonvalvular devices
Cardiac Conditions Associated with the Highest Risk of AdverseOutcome from Endocarditis for Which Prophylaxis with Dental
Procedures Is Reasonable
bull Prosthetic cardiac valve or prosthetic material used for cardiac valve repair
bull Previous infective endocarditisbull Congenital heart disease (CHD)bull Unrepaired cyanotic CHD including palliative shunts and conduitsbull Completely repaired congenital heart defect with prosthetic
material or device whether placed by surgery or by catheterintervention during the first 6 months after the procedure
bull Repaired CHD with residual defects at the site or adjacent to the site of a prosthetic patch or prosthetic device (which inhibitendothelialization)
bull Cardiac transplantation recipients who develop cardiac valvulopathy
Dental Procedures for which Endocarditis ProphylaxisIs Reasonable for Patients in Table 1
bull All dental procedures that involve manipulation of gingival tissue or the periapical region of teeth or perforation of the oral mucosa
bull The following procedures and events do not needprophylaxis routine anesthetic injections throughnoninfected tissue taking dental radiographs placement of removable prosthodontic or orthodonticappliances adjustment of orthodontic appliances placement of orthodontic brackets shedding of deciduous teeth and bleeding from trauma to the lipsor oral mucosa
Considerations for Perioperative Anticoagulationarfarin therapy - management during invasive procedures and
surgeryBibliographic Source(s)
Medical Services Commission Warfarin therapy - management during invasive procedures and surgery Victoria (BC) British Columbia Medical Services Commission 2010 Oct 1 7 p [8 references]
bull Note Always consult with the surgeon and anesthesiologist aboutbull Risk of bleedingbull Goal INRbull Acceptable INR for surgerybull Baseline INR is recommended in every case and this will guide further therapybull Always discuss with surgeon and anesthesiologist what the INR should be before surgery (goal INR)bull An INR lt15 is generally acceptable except for neurosurgery ocular surgery and procedures requiring spinal anesthesia or epidural analgesia (Horlocker et al
2003)bull Risk of bleedingbull In general the type of procedure determines the risk of bleeding and how long anticoagulation must be withheld post-operativelybull Discontinuation of warfarin is essential for these procedures associated with a high risk of bleeding
ndash Procedures that the body cavity is entered eg open thoracic abdominal or pelvic surgeryndash Percutaneous needle procedures in non-compressible sites including organ biopsiesndash Any type of prostatic surgeryndash Surgery sites where minor bleeding can cause significant morbidity (eg central nervous system [CNS] and intraocular procedures)ndash Major arthroplasty surgery eg hip or knee replacement
bull Discontinuation of warfarin is usually not necessary for these procedures associated with a low risk of bleedingndash Percutaneous needle procedures in readily compressible sites (eg peripheral venous access)ndash Many skin proceduresndash Routine dental procedures (eg hygiene simple extractions restorations endodontics prosthetics)
ndash Endoscopy without biopsy
bull Assess the risk of bleeding from the procedure with the assistance of the surgeon and anesthesiologistC
Guidelines for pre-operative cardiac risk assessment and perioperative cardiac management in non-cardiac surgeryBibliographic Source(s)
Task Force for Preoperative Cardiac Risk Assessment and Perioperative [trunc] European Society of Anaesthesiology Poldermans D Bax JJ Boersma E De Hert S Eeckhout E Fowkes G Gorenek B Hennerici MG Iung B Kelm M Kjeldsen KP Kristensen SD Lopez-Sendon J Pelosi P Philippe F Pierard L Ponikowski P Schmid JP Sellevold OF Sicari R Van den Berghe G Vermassen F Guidelines for pre-operative cardiac risk
assessment and perioperative cardiac management in non-cardiac surgery Eur Heart J 2009 Nov30(22)2769-812 [238 references] PubMed
bull Pre-operative Evaluationbull Surgical Risk for Cardiac Eventsbull Although patient-specific factors are more important than surgery-specific factors in predicting the cardiac risk for noncardiac surgical procedures
the type of surgery cannot be ignored when evaluating a particular patient undergoing an intervention With regard to cardiac risk surgicalinterventions can be divided into low-risk intermediate-risk and high-risk groups with estimated 30-day cardiac event rates (cardiac death and myocardial infarction [MI]) of lt1 1ndash5 and gt5 respectively (see table below) Although only a rough estimation this risk stratification providesa good indication of the need for cardiac evaluation drug treatment and assessment of risk for cardiac events
bull Table Surgical Riska Estimatebull Low-risk lt1 Intermediate-risk 1-5 High-risk gt5bull Breastbull Dentalbull Endocrinebull Eyebull Gynaecologybull Reconstructivebull Orthopaedic-minor (knee surgery)bull Urologic-minor Abdominalbull Carotidbull Peripheral arterial angioplastybull Endovascular aneurysm repairbull Head and neck surgerybull Neurologicalorthopaedic-major (hip and spine surgery)bull Pulmonary renalliver transplantbull Urologic-major Aortic and major vascular surgerybull Peripheral vascular surgerybull aRisk of MI and cardiac death within 30 days after surgery Modified from Boersma et al Perioperative cardiovascular mortality in noncardiac
surgery validation of the Lee cardiac risk index Am J Med 20051181134ndash1141
Segni vitali
bull Prima di ogni trattamento dovrebbero essere misurati i segni vitaliPAFCrespirazione e temperatura
Inserire fot Omron
IMG_6728JPG
ContecVital Signs Monitor PatientMonitor with CE Certificate
(CMS5000)
Riconoscere una emergenza
bull Segni e sintomi di emergenza incipiente
ndash Dolore toracico
ndash Cute pallida
ndash Sudorazione
ndash Vomito(nausea)
ndash RESPIRAZIONE IRREGOLARE
ndash SENSAZIONI STRANE O INSOLITE
ndash Modificazioni delle frequenza e o della pressione
Codice di deontologia medica
bull Art 7 ndash Obbligo drsquointervento drsquourgenza Il medico
e devetempestivamente attivarsi per assicurare ognispecifica adeguata assistenza
Procedure iniziali nellrsquoemergenzabull Interrompere la procedura
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull Chiamare il kit di emergenza
bull Valutare lo stato di coscienzase incoscienteabbassare la poltrona trendelemburg
bull Somministrare O2se coscienteocchialinise incosciente ma respira maschera se incosciente e non respira pallone e maschera
Algoritmo di base
bull PABCDbull Posizionare
bull A airway
bull B breathing
bull Ccirculation
bull Ddefinitivo o diagnosi
Come valutare lo stato di coscienza
1 come definirlo cosciente
vigile
soporoso
coma
2 come riconoscerlo stimolo verbale
stimolo doloroso
3 come valutarlo risposta verbale
apertura occhi
risposta motoria
Valutare le vie aereeaprire la bocca
estendere il capo e sostenere il mentoimpiegare lrsquoaspirazione se necessario
Valutare la respirazionese non respiradai due respiri con ossigeno 100
se in apneainserisci la cannula orofaringea chiama per lrsquoAED
Valutare la circolazionecerca il polsocarotide(radiale)
in assenza di polsopreparati per CPRmettere il paziente in pianomeglio al suolo iniziare MCE
applicare lrsquoAED se crsquoegrave il polsovalutare la frequenza e la forza
Distress
bull Respiratoriobroncospasmoasma
bull ToracicodoloreanginaMI
bull Psicologicoagitazioneconvulsioni
bull Prevenire il distress
ndash Ambiente accoglientetranquillorilassato
ndash Minimizzare la paurail freddo
ndash Mantenere PA e FC e respirazione nei limiti
ndash Non interrompere la terapia
Valutare il paz e la situazionebull Controllare i segni vitali del pazientePAFCrespirazionecolorebull Non tentare di trasportare il paziente da solibull Chiama immediatamente il 118 se
ndash Arresto cardiacondash Arresto respiratoriondash incoscienzagt 1 minndash Stato confusionale prolungatondash Dolore toracico gt 5 min non alleviato dal venitrinndash Difficoltagrave respiratoriandash Convulsionindash Ipotensione grave o tachicardia()
bull Tratta il paziente in emergenza finchegrave non arriva il soccorsobull Tieni pronta la cartella e quanto fatto finora per la squadra di soccorsobull Compila la scheda delle emergenze in studio
What types of emergencies can be expected in the dental office
Ostruzione delle vie aeree
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentoimprovvisaafferrare la gola(segno universale)ndash Stridorendash Tosse violentandash Dispneaspasmindash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Tosse forzatandash Compressione addominalendash Percussione dorsale con paziente curvo in avanti ndash Ossigenazione ndash Ispezione delle prime vie aereendash laringoscopiopinza di Magillaspiratorendash Chiamare aiutondash Trasferimento in ospedale per broncoscopia in urgenza
How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver You tubehttpyoutubekJDpr05zmB4
bull How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver
bull Edited by Bob Robertson Rob S Nicole Willson Travis Derouin and 37 others
bull Googlewikihow
Airway obstruction management
Asmabroncospasmo
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentondash Sensazione di peso sul toracendash stridorendash Tossendash Dispneandash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Posizionare il pazsedutobraccia in avantindash Ossigenondash Spray con salbutamol 2 puffripeti dopo 5 min se inefficacendash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
bull httpyoutubekff3co6xwik
bull httpyoutubeEK8nzKzdnIM
bull httpyoutubewlygTaY4ioc
Arresto cardiaco
bull Segni e sintomibull Non rispondebull Non respirabull Non ha polsobull Trattamento
ndash Mettere il paz supinotavola sotto il torace o stendere sul pavimento
ndash Chiamare aiutondash Attaccare AED e seguire le istruzionindash Iniziare CPRndash Ossigenare ventilazione con pallone e maschera
bull httpyoutubeI-eFjl2G9vg
Emerg Med J 2012 Nov29(11)890-3 Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
Segal N Laurent F Maman L Plaisance P Augustin P
bull Source
bull Emergency Department Lariboisiegravere Hospital Paris 7 University (Paris Diderot) Paris France drnicolassegalgmailcom
bull Conflicting studies exist about the effectiveness of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on a dental chair In some situations dental surgeons are obliged to perform CPR with the patient on the chair Feedback devices are supposed to guide the compression depth in order to improve the quality of CPR but some devices are based on an accelerometer that can theoretically report erroneous results because of the lack of rigidity of a dental chair
bull OBJECTIVE
bull The aim of this study was to evaluate the accuracy of these devices to guide chest compressions on a dental chair
Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
bull METHODSbull A prospective randomised crossover equivalencenon-inferiority study was conducted to compare
the values of compression depths provided by the feedback device (Real CPR Help(reg) delivered by Zollcopy Medical Corporation Chelmsford MA USA) with the real measurements provided by the manikin (Resusci Anne(reg) Advanced SkillTrainer Laerdal Medical AScopy Norway) Chest-compression-only CPR was performed by 15 Basic Life Support instructors who carried out two rounds of continuous CPR for 2 min each Data were analysed with a correlation test a Bland-Altman method and a Wilcoxon test Statistical significance was defined as plt005
bull RESULTSbull A significant difference was found between the mean depths of compression measured by the
feedback device and the manikin on a dental chair and on the floor (plt00001) The feedback device overestimated the depth of chest compressions and Bland-Altman analysis demonstrated poor agreement
bull CONCLUSION
bull This study indicates that feedback devices with accelerometer technology are not sufficiently reliable to ensure adequate chest compression on dental chairs
Angina
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato
alle spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash sollievo con NTGsi spera ndash Ansiapalloresudorazionetachicardia
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minNatispraysublinguale ndash Ossigenondash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
Localizzazioni del dolore anginoso
Sharplocalized
radiating or notmay radiate to
teeth
You tube3 IUSB angina attack
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bull Molto pertinente
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bull Angina pectoris medical emergency
Infarto miocardico
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato alle
spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash Mancato sollievo con NTG ndash Dispneasincopediaforesimorte improvvisa
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minndash Ossigenondash Aspirina 165-325 mgndash AnalgesicomorfinabuprenorfinaN2Ondash Chiamare aiutondash Posizionare AED ndash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
ndash MONAMorfinaossigenonitroglicerinaaspirina
Fattori di rischio per cardiopatia ischemica
bull Etagravebull Sesso maschilema = gt 65 annibull Ipertensionebull DislipidemieColestTGHDL lowbull Diabetebull Fumobull Familiaritagravebull Malattie infiammatorie sistemiche collagenopatiebull Obesitagrave bull Metabolic syndrome This has been characterized by the presence of
hyperinsulinemia (fasting glucose level ge 100 mgdL) abdominal obesity (waist circumference gt40 in for men or gt35 in for women) decreased HDL cholesterol levels (lt 40 mgdL for men or lt 50 mgdL for women) hypertriglyceridemia (gt150 mgdL) and hypertension (ge 13085 mm Hg) Based on data from the 2000 US census an estimated 47 million Americans have the metabolic syndrome Patients with the metabolic syndrome have a 3-fold increased risk for coronary atherosclerosis and stroke compared with those without this syndrome
Fattori precipitanti lrsquoischemia
bull Sforzo fisico
bull Basse temperature
bull Digestione
bull Tachicardiafebbreipertiroidismo
bull Emozionistressndash Psichico(pauracontatto
ravvicinatooppressionecostrizioneinpossibilitagrave di muiversidi parlareodori sgradevolivista irritante o sgradevole
ndash dolore
bull Innalzamento vita media
bull Miglioramento condizioni socio-economiche ()
bull Procedure odontoiatriche sempre piugrave conservative
Maggiore frequenza di cardiopatici nella pratica odontoiatrica
Fattori stressantistressors
bull Malattiapersonale o di amici o famigliaribull Morte di un famigliare o di una persona amatabull Problemi di relazioni interpersonalibull Sovraccarico di lavorobull Inizio di un lavoro nuovobull disoccupazionebull pensionebull gravidanzabull affollamentobull traslocobull problemi della vita di tutti i giornirdquocopingrdquobull Problemi legalibull Problemi finanziaribull Perfezionismobull Eccecc
Quindinel paziente cardiopatico(ma anche negli altri)
Sedazione con BZD (short antagonizzabili)
bull Sedazione cosciente con N2O
bull empatia
bull Buona analgesia
Fin qui nov 10
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bull anginal and heart attack
Puntata ipertensiva
bull Segni e sintomindash Cefaleavertiginironziindash Disturbi della vistandash Cardiopalmo(tachicardia)ndash (dispnea)ndash Epistassi
bull Trattamentondash Nifedipina(nifedicor)5-15 gtt sublingualiOppndash Clonidina(catapresan) mezza1 fiala im o ev lentaOppndash Furosemide(Lasix) 1 2 fl im o ev lentandash Ossigenoterapia(occhialini)
Aritmie
bull Senza ECG
bull ipocineticheipercinetiche
Allergia
ndash Limitata ad un sistema o generalizzatandash Faringe e prime vie aereeedema angioneuroticondash Tratto respiratorioasmabroncospasmostridorendash Cuteorticariapruritondash Anafilassitutti i precedenti+collasso cardiocircolatoriondash DDangioedema ereditario
ndash Segni e sintomindash Pruritoarrossamentopomfiedema labbramucose boccafaringehellipndash Distress respiratorioasmandash Ipotensionepolso piccolofrequentepallore
bull Ossigenobull Chiamare aiutobull Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
anafilassi
bull Posizione supina
bull Ossigenazione
bull Adrenalina im 05mg
bull Liquidi evndash Antistaminico trimeton 10 mg im
ndash Cortisone
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull In caso di arrestoCPR
Cause di allergia
bull Materiali implantari e amalgama metallititanioporcellane e metalli nobili mercurio
bull Latexdighebull Acrilatibull Formaldeidebull Clorexidinabull AL e conservanti (metilparaben)
bull patch testing prick testing and blood tests for allergen-specific IgE
Sincope vasovagalesvenimentobull Segni e sintomi
ndash Svenimentondash Nausea ndash Debolezzandash Pallorendash Cute fredda e sudatandash Polso rallentatoma prima tachindash Ipotensionendash Discomfort addominalendash Midriasindash sbadiglio
bull Trattamentondash Posizione supinandash Elevare gli arti infndash Ossigenondash Monitorizzare ndash Atropina 05 mg im o iv
Fattori scatenanti psicogenipauraansiastress emotivocattive notiziedolorespecie se improvviso ed inaspettatovista del sanguestrumenti chirurgicisiringhe
Fattori scatenanti non psicogeniStazione erettaFame da salto del pasto o da dietaEsaurimentostanchezzaCattive condizioni fisicheAmbiente caldo-umidoAffollamentoSesso maschileGiovani16-35 anni
Pathophysiology
Stress
Catecholamines release
Decreased peripheral vascular resistance amp uarr blood flow to peripheral muscles
darr venous return
darr circulatory blood vol amp drop in arterial BP
Activation of Compensatory mechanisms
Reflex bradycardia develops (lt 50)
Significant drop in cardiac output associated with fall in BP below the critical level
Cerebral ischemia amp loss of consciousness
Assess consciousness (loss of response to sensory stimulation)
Activate office emergency system
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Perform additional procedures
Administer aromatic ammonia
Administer atropine if bradycardia persists
Do not panic
Post syncopal recovery- delayed recovery-
Postpone dental treatment Activate EMS
Determine precipitating factors
POSTURAL HYPOTENSION
Predisposing factors
bull Administration and ingestion of drugs eg antihypertensives like sodium depleting diuretics calcium channel blockers ampganglion blocking agents sedatives and narcotics histamine blockers levo dopa
bull Prolonged period of recumbency or convalescence
bull Inadequate postural reflex
bull Late stage pregnancy
bull Advanced age
bull Venous defects in legs (eg varicose veins)
bull Recovery from sympathectomy
bull Addissonrsquos disease
bull Physical exhaustion and starvation
bull Chronic postural hypotension (Shy ndash Drager syndrome)
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
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Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
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bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
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ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
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Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
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Guideline TitleSteps to reduce surgical risk In II guidelines for perioperative evaluation
Bibliographic Source(s)Gualandro DM Yu PC Calderaro D Marques AC Pinho C Caramelli B et al Steps to reduce surgical risk In II guidelines for perioperative evaluation Arq Bras Cardiol
201196(3 Suppl 1)23-41 [379 references]
bull Antiplatelet Agents (AAS)bull Recommendations for antiplatelet agents before noncardiac surgeriesbull Degree of Recommendation Ibull Patients with coronary artery disease and noncardiac surgery scheduled should maintain the use of
AAS at a low dose of 75 to 100 mgday except in neurosurgeries and transurethral resection of the prostate Level of Evidence B
bull Patients using dual antiplatelet therapy by means of recent angioplasty with stent should keepreceiving AAS throughout the perioperative period with discontinuation of thienopyridine 5 daysbefore surgery and reintroduction as early as possible ideally before the patient completes 10 daysof discontinuation Level of Evidence C
bull Patients receiving antiplatelet therapy only with thienopyridine and surgery scheduled with moderate to high-risk of bleeding should discontinue medication 5 days before Level of EvidenceC
bull Degree of Recommendation IIabull Keep dual antiplatelet therapy in procedures with low risk for bleeding Level of Evidence Cbull Patients receiving antiplatelet therapy only with thienopyridine and surgery scheduled with low risk
of bleeding should continue medication in the perioperative period Level of Evidence C
bull Procedures with Low Risk of Bleedingbull Cataract surgerybull Minor dermatological proceduresbull Dental procedures - hygiene simple extraction restoration endodontic and
prosthetic proceduresbull Recommendationsbull Patients at High Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence Cbull Discontinue warfarin 5 days before surgery and wait for INR lt15 to perform the procedurebull UFH or prophylactic LMWH can be used in the preoperative period if indicatedbull Postoperatively use UFH or prophylactic LMWH if indicated by the type of procedure and resume warfarin 12 to 14 hours after surgerybull Patients at Low Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence Cbull Discontinue warfarin 5 days before surgery and wait for INR lt15bull Start full-dose UFH or LMWH when INR lt20bull Discontinue intravenous UFH 4 hours before surgery and subcutaneous LMWH 24 hours before surgerybull Postoperatively restart full-dose UFH or LMWH and warfarin and 12 to 24 hours after the procedure and discontinue heparin only when the INR is within
therapeutic rangebull Patients at Intermediate Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence Cbull Depending on the individual assessment of each patient the guidelines can be followed either for the high or low risk to the discretion of the physician in
chargebull Procedures with Low Risk of Bleedingbull Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence Cbull Perform the procedure with an INR within the therapeutic range ndash it is not necessary to discontinue the anticoagulantbull If INR gt3 discontinue anticoagulation therapy one or two days before surgery and reintroduce it the night after surgery
Endocarditis Prophylaxis
bull Dental Procedures and Prevention of Infective Endocarditisbull Dental procedures with higher risk for bacteremia are subgingival placement of antibiotic fibers or strips dental extractions dental implants or reimplants endodontic and periodontal
procedures placement of orthodontic bands and procedures with significant bleeding Whenever high-risk patients undergo these procedures should receive antibiotic prophylaxis Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence C It is likely that low-income populations with little access to health care with heart diseases other than those cited in Table 2 (below) also benefit from infective endocarditis (IE) prophylaxis before dental procedures Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence C
bull Table 2 Patients at Risk of Acquiring Severe Infective Endocarditisbull Patient with prosthetic heart valvebull Valvular heart disease corrected with prosthetic materialbull History of infective endocarditisbull Acquired valvular heart disease in patient who underwent heart transplantbull Uncorrected cyanotic congenital heart diseasebull Corrected cyanotic congenital heart disease that evolves with residual lesionbull Congenital heart disease corrected with prosthetic materialbull Surgical Procedures and Prevention of Infective Endocarditisbull Indications for Endocarditis Prophylaxisbull Degree of Recommendation Ibull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will be subjected to dental procedures with a high probability of significant bacteremia (see Table 3 below)
Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Table 3 Dental Procedures and Indication of Infective Endocarditis Prophylaxisbull Indicated Not Recommended ndash Any Patients Who Will Undergo the Procedures Belowbull For patients at risk for severe infective endocarditis and who will undergo procedures involving manipulation of gingival tissue periodontal region or perforation of oral mucosa Local
anesthesia in non-infected tissuebull Dental X-raybull Placement or removal of bracesbull Adjustment of bracesbull Placement of parts in bracesbull Natural loss of milk toothbull Bleeding originated from the trauma of the oral mucosa or lipsbull Degree of Recommendation IIabull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria on Table 2 (above) and who will undergo dental procedures with a high
probability of significant bacteremia (see Table 3 above) Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will undergo genitourinary or gastrointestinal procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic
regimen (see Table 11 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will undergo esophageal or respiratory tract procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen
(see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Degree of Recommendation IIbbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo dental procedures that do not meet
the criteria on Table 3 (above) Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo genitourinary or gastrointestinal
procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen (see Table 11 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo esophageal or respiratory tract
procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Degree of Recommendation IIIbull There is no indication for IE prophylaxis in patients with interatrial communication alone interventricular communication or corrected patent ductus arteriosus and without residual
flow myocardial revascularization surgery mitral valve prolapse without regurgitation after placement of stents innocent heart murmurs patients with pacemakers or implantablecardioverter-defibrillators (ICDs) history of Kawasaki disease or rheumatic fever without valve dysfunction who will undergo dental esophageal respiratory tract genitourinary or
Guideline on antibiotic prophylaxis for dental patients at risk for infection
Bibliographic Source(s)Clinical Affairs Committee Council on Clinical Affairs Guideline on
antibiotic prophylaxis for dental patients at risk for infection Chicago (IL) American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) 2011 5 p [27
references]bull Major Recommendationsbull The conservative use of antibiotics is indicated to minimize the risk of developing resistance to current antibiotic regimens Given the increasing number of organisms that have
developed resistance to current antibiotic regimens as well as the potential for an adverse anaphylactic reaction to the drug administered it is best to be judicious in the use of antibiotics for the prevention of infective endocarditis (IE) and other distant-site infections
bull Patients with Cardiac Conditionsbull Dental practitioners should consider prophylactic measures to minimize the risk of IE in patients with underlying cardiac conditions The risk of developing IE can arise from a combination
of high-risk patients and dental procedures However at-risk patients with poor oral hygiene and gingival bleeding after routine activities (eg toothbrushing) also have shown an increased potential for developing complications of IE It therefore is recommended to encourage daily good oral hygiene practices to reduce gingivitis as part of the prophylacticregimen These patients andor parents need to be educated and motivated to maintain personal oral hygiene through daily plaque removal including flossing Greater emphasis shouldbe placed on improved access to dental care and oral health in patients with underlying cardiac conditions at high risk for IE and less focus on a dental procedure and antibiotic coverage Professional prevention strategies should be based upon the individuals assessed risk for caries and periodontal disease
bull Specific recommendations from the latest American Heart Association (AHA) guideline on prevention of IE are included in the tables below The AHA recommends antibiotic prophylaxisonly for those whose underlying cardiac conditions are associated with the highest risk of adverse outcome (see Table 1 below) Such conditions include prosthetic heart valves previoushistory of IE unrepaired or incompletely repaired cyanotic congenital heart disease (CHD) completely repaired congenital heart defect with prosthetic material or device during the first 6 months after the procedure repaired CHD with residual defects at the site or adjacent to the site of a prosthetic patch or device and cardiac transplantation recipients who developcardiac valvulopathy In addition to those diagnoses listed in the AHA guidelines patients with a reported history of injection drug use may be considered at risk for developing IE in the absence of cardiac anomalies Although quite rare complications from intraoral tongue piercing can include IE among patients with a pre-existing cardiac valvular condition andor history of injection drug use Consultation with the patients physician may be necessary to determine susceptibility to bacteremia-induced infections
bull Antibiotics are recommended for all dental procedures that involve manipulation of gingival tissue or the periapical region of teeth or perforation of the oral mucosa (see Table 2 below) Specific antibiotic regimens can be found in Table 3 in the original guideline document Practitioners and patientsparents can review the entire AHA guidelines in the AHA CirculationJournal archives httpcircahajournalsorgcgicontentfull116151736 for additional background information as well as discussion of special circumstances (eg patients already receiving antibiotic therapy patients on anticoagulant therapy)
bull Patients with Compromised Immunitybull Patients with a compromised immune system may not be able to tolerate a transient bacteremia following invasive dental procedures These non-cardiac factors can place a patient with
compromised immunity at risk for distant-site infection from a dental procedure This category includes but is not limited to patients with the following medical conditionsbull Immunosuppression secondary tobull Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)bull Severe combined immunodeficiency (SCIDS)bull Neutropeniabull Cancer chemotherapybull Hematopoietic stem cell or solid organ transplantationbull Head and neck radiotherapybull Autoimmune disease (eg juvenile arthritis systemic lupus erythematosus)bull Sickle cell anemiabull Asplenism or status post splenectomybull Chronic steroid usagebull Diabetesbull Bisphosphonate therapybull Consultation with the childs physician is recommended for management of patients with a compromised immune system Discussion of antibiotic prophylaxis for patients undergoing
chemotherapy irradiation and hematopoietic cell transplantation appears in a separate American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) guideline (see the National GuidelineClearinghouse [NGC] summary Guideline on Dental Management of Pediatric Patients Receiving Chemotherapy Hematopoietic Cell Transplantation andor Radiation)
bull Patients with Shunts Indwelling Vascular Catheters or Medical Devicesbull The AHA recommends that antibiotic prophylaxis for nonvalvular devices including indwelling vascular catheters (central lines) and cardiovascular implantable electronic devices (CIED)
is indicated only at the time of placement of these devices in order to prevent surgical site infection The AHA found no convincing evidence that microorganisms associated with dentalprocedures cause infection of CIED and nonvalvular devices at any time after implantation The infections occurring after device implantation most often are caused by Staphylococcusaureus and coagulase negative staphylococci or other microorganisms that are non-oral in origin but are associated with surgical implantation or other active infections The AHA furtherstates that immunosuppression is not an independent risk factor for nonvalvular device infections immunocompromised hosts who have those devices should receive antibioticprophylaxis as advocated for immunocompetent hosts Consultation with the childs physician is recommended for management of patients with nonvalvular devices
Cardiac Conditions Associated with the Highest Risk of AdverseOutcome from Endocarditis for Which Prophylaxis with Dental
Procedures Is Reasonable
bull Prosthetic cardiac valve or prosthetic material used for cardiac valve repair
bull Previous infective endocarditisbull Congenital heart disease (CHD)bull Unrepaired cyanotic CHD including palliative shunts and conduitsbull Completely repaired congenital heart defect with prosthetic
material or device whether placed by surgery or by catheterintervention during the first 6 months after the procedure
bull Repaired CHD with residual defects at the site or adjacent to the site of a prosthetic patch or prosthetic device (which inhibitendothelialization)
bull Cardiac transplantation recipients who develop cardiac valvulopathy
Dental Procedures for which Endocarditis ProphylaxisIs Reasonable for Patients in Table 1
bull All dental procedures that involve manipulation of gingival tissue or the periapical region of teeth or perforation of the oral mucosa
bull The following procedures and events do not needprophylaxis routine anesthetic injections throughnoninfected tissue taking dental radiographs placement of removable prosthodontic or orthodonticappliances adjustment of orthodontic appliances placement of orthodontic brackets shedding of deciduous teeth and bleeding from trauma to the lipsor oral mucosa
Considerations for Perioperative Anticoagulationarfarin therapy - management during invasive procedures and
surgeryBibliographic Source(s)
Medical Services Commission Warfarin therapy - management during invasive procedures and surgery Victoria (BC) British Columbia Medical Services Commission 2010 Oct 1 7 p [8 references]
bull Note Always consult with the surgeon and anesthesiologist aboutbull Risk of bleedingbull Goal INRbull Acceptable INR for surgerybull Baseline INR is recommended in every case and this will guide further therapybull Always discuss with surgeon and anesthesiologist what the INR should be before surgery (goal INR)bull An INR lt15 is generally acceptable except for neurosurgery ocular surgery and procedures requiring spinal anesthesia or epidural analgesia (Horlocker et al
2003)bull Risk of bleedingbull In general the type of procedure determines the risk of bleeding and how long anticoagulation must be withheld post-operativelybull Discontinuation of warfarin is essential for these procedures associated with a high risk of bleeding
ndash Procedures that the body cavity is entered eg open thoracic abdominal or pelvic surgeryndash Percutaneous needle procedures in non-compressible sites including organ biopsiesndash Any type of prostatic surgeryndash Surgery sites where minor bleeding can cause significant morbidity (eg central nervous system [CNS] and intraocular procedures)ndash Major arthroplasty surgery eg hip or knee replacement
bull Discontinuation of warfarin is usually not necessary for these procedures associated with a low risk of bleedingndash Percutaneous needle procedures in readily compressible sites (eg peripheral venous access)ndash Many skin proceduresndash Routine dental procedures (eg hygiene simple extractions restorations endodontics prosthetics)
ndash Endoscopy without biopsy
bull Assess the risk of bleeding from the procedure with the assistance of the surgeon and anesthesiologistC
Guidelines for pre-operative cardiac risk assessment and perioperative cardiac management in non-cardiac surgeryBibliographic Source(s)
Task Force for Preoperative Cardiac Risk Assessment and Perioperative [trunc] European Society of Anaesthesiology Poldermans D Bax JJ Boersma E De Hert S Eeckhout E Fowkes G Gorenek B Hennerici MG Iung B Kelm M Kjeldsen KP Kristensen SD Lopez-Sendon J Pelosi P Philippe F Pierard L Ponikowski P Schmid JP Sellevold OF Sicari R Van den Berghe G Vermassen F Guidelines for pre-operative cardiac risk
assessment and perioperative cardiac management in non-cardiac surgery Eur Heart J 2009 Nov30(22)2769-812 [238 references] PubMed
bull Pre-operative Evaluationbull Surgical Risk for Cardiac Eventsbull Although patient-specific factors are more important than surgery-specific factors in predicting the cardiac risk for noncardiac surgical procedures
the type of surgery cannot be ignored when evaluating a particular patient undergoing an intervention With regard to cardiac risk surgicalinterventions can be divided into low-risk intermediate-risk and high-risk groups with estimated 30-day cardiac event rates (cardiac death and myocardial infarction [MI]) of lt1 1ndash5 and gt5 respectively (see table below) Although only a rough estimation this risk stratification providesa good indication of the need for cardiac evaluation drug treatment and assessment of risk for cardiac events
bull Table Surgical Riska Estimatebull Low-risk lt1 Intermediate-risk 1-5 High-risk gt5bull Breastbull Dentalbull Endocrinebull Eyebull Gynaecologybull Reconstructivebull Orthopaedic-minor (knee surgery)bull Urologic-minor Abdominalbull Carotidbull Peripheral arterial angioplastybull Endovascular aneurysm repairbull Head and neck surgerybull Neurologicalorthopaedic-major (hip and spine surgery)bull Pulmonary renalliver transplantbull Urologic-major Aortic and major vascular surgerybull Peripheral vascular surgerybull aRisk of MI and cardiac death within 30 days after surgery Modified from Boersma et al Perioperative cardiovascular mortality in noncardiac
surgery validation of the Lee cardiac risk index Am J Med 20051181134ndash1141
Segni vitali
bull Prima di ogni trattamento dovrebbero essere misurati i segni vitaliPAFCrespirazione e temperatura
Inserire fot Omron
IMG_6728JPG
ContecVital Signs Monitor PatientMonitor with CE Certificate
(CMS5000)
Riconoscere una emergenza
bull Segni e sintomi di emergenza incipiente
ndash Dolore toracico
ndash Cute pallida
ndash Sudorazione
ndash Vomito(nausea)
ndash RESPIRAZIONE IRREGOLARE
ndash SENSAZIONI STRANE O INSOLITE
ndash Modificazioni delle frequenza e o della pressione
Codice di deontologia medica
bull Art 7 ndash Obbligo drsquointervento drsquourgenza Il medico
e devetempestivamente attivarsi per assicurare ognispecifica adeguata assistenza
Procedure iniziali nellrsquoemergenzabull Interrompere la procedura
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull Chiamare il kit di emergenza
bull Valutare lo stato di coscienzase incoscienteabbassare la poltrona trendelemburg
bull Somministrare O2se coscienteocchialinise incosciente ma respira maschera se incosciente e non respira pallone e maschera
Algoritmo di base
bull PABCDbull Posizionare
bull A airway
bull B breathing
bull Ccirculation
bull Ddefinitivo o diagnosi
Come valutare lo stato di coscienza
1 come definirlo cosciente
vigile
soporoso
coma
2 come riconoscerlo stimolo verbale
stimolo doloroso
3 come valutarlo risposta verbale
apertura occhi
risposta motoria
Valutare le vie aereeaprire la bocca
estendere il capo e sostenere il mentoimpiegare lrsquoaspirazione se necessario
Valutare la respirazionese non respiradai due respiri con ossigeno 100
se in apneainserisci la cannula orofaringea chiama per lrsquoAED
Valutare la circolazionecerca il polsocarotide(radiale)
in assenza di polsopreparati per CPRmettere il paziente in pianomeglio al suolo iniziare MCE
applicare lrsquoAED se crsquoegrave il polsovalutare la frequenza e la forza
Distress
bull Respiratoriobroncospasmoasma
bull ToracicodoloreanginaMI
bull Psicologicoagitazioneconvulsioni
bull Prevenire il distress
ndash Ambiente accoglientetranquillorilassato
ndash Minimizzare la paurail freddo
ndash Mantenere PA e FC e respirazione nei limiti
ndash Non interrompere la terapia
Valutare il paz e la situazionebull Controllare i segni vitali del pazientePAFCrespirazionecolorebull Non tentare di trasportare il paziente da solibull Chiama immediatamente il 118 se
ndash Arresto cardiacondash Arresto respiratoriondash incoscienzagt 1 minndash Stato confusionale prolungatondash Dolore toracico gt 5 min non alleviato dal venitrinndash Difficoltagrave respiratoriandash Convulsionindash Ipotensione grave o tachicardia()
bull Tratta il paziente in emergenza finchegrave non arriva il soccorsobull Tieni pronta la cartella e quanto fatto finora per la squadra di soccorsobull Compila la scheda delle emergenze in studio
What types of emergencies can be expected in the dental office
Ostruzione delle vie aeree
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentoimprovvisaafferrare la gola(segno universale)ndash Stridorendash Tosse violentandash Dispneaspasmindash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Tosse forzatandash Compressione addominalendash Percussione dorsale con paziente curvo in avanti ndash Ossigenazione ndash Ispezione delle prime vie aereendash laringoscopiopinza di Magillaspiratorendash Chiamare aiutondash Trasferimento in ospedale per broncoscopia in urgenza
How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver You tubehttpyoutubekJDpr05zmB4
bull How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver
bull Edited by Bob Robertson Rob S Nicole Willson Travis Derouin and 37 others
bull Googlewikihow
Airway obstruction management
Asmabroncospasmo
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentondash Sensazione di peso sul toracendash stridorendash Tossendash Dispneandash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Posizionare il pazsedutobraccia in avantindash Ossigenondash Spray con salbutamol 2 puffripeti dopo 5 min se inefficacendash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
bull httpyoutubekff3co6xwik
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Arresto cardiaco
bull Segni e sintomibull Non rispondebull Non respirabull Non ha polsobull Trattamento
ndash Mettere il paz supinotavola sotto il torace o stendere sul pavimento
ndash Chiamare aiutondash Attaccare AED e seguire le istruzionindash Iniziare CPRndash Ossigenare ventilazione con pallone e maschera
bull httpyoutubeI-eFjl2G9vg
Emerg Med J 2012 Nov29(11)890-3 Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
Segal N Laurent F Maman L Plaisance P Augustin P
bull Source
bull Emergency Department Lariboisiegravere Hospital Paris 7 University (Paris Diderot) Paris France drnicolassegalgmailcom
bull Conflicting studies exist about the effectiveness of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on a dental chair In some situations dental surgeons are obliged to perform CPR with the patient on the chair Feedback devices are supposed to guide the compression depth in order to improve the quality of CPR but some devices are based on an accelerometer that can theoretically report erroneous results because of the lack of rigidity of a dental chair
bull OBJECTIVE
bull The aim of this study was to evaluate the accuracy of these devices to guide chest compressions on a dental chair
Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
bull METHODSbull A prospective randomised crossover equivalencenon-inferiority study was conducted to compare
the values of compression depths provided by the feedback device (Real CPR Help(reg) delivered by Zollcopy Medical Corporation Chelmsford MA USA) with the real measurements provided by the manikin (Resusci Anne(reg) Advanced SkillTrainer Laerdal Medical AScopy Norway) Chest-compression-only CPR was performed by 15 Basic Life Support instructors who carried out two rounds of continuous CPR for 2 min each Data were analysed with a correlation test a Bland-Altman method and a Wilcoxon test Statistical significance was defined as plt005
bull RESULTSbull A significant difference was found between the mean depths of compression measured by the
feedback device and the manikin on a dental chair and on the floor (plt00001) The feedback device overestimated the depth of chest compressions and Bland-Altman analysis demonstrated poor agreement
bull CONCLUSION
bull This study indicates that feedback devices with accelerometer technology are not sufficiently reliable to ensure adequate chest compression on dental chairs
Angina
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato
alle spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash sollievo con NTGsi spera ndash Ansiapalloresudorazionetachicardia
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minNatispraysublinguale ndash Ossigenondash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
Localizzazioni del dolore anginoso
Sharplocalized
radiating or notmay radiate to
teeth
You tube3 IUSB angina attack
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bull Molto pertinente
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bull Angina pectoris medical emergency
Infarto miocardico
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato alle
spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash Mancato sollievo con NTG ndash Dispneasincopediaforesimorte improvvisa
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minndash Ossigenondash Aspirina 165-325 mgndash AnalgesicomorfinabuprenorfinaN2Ondash Chiamare aiutondash Posizionare AED ndash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
ndash MONAMorfinaossigenonitroglicerinaaspirina
Fattori di rischio per cardiopatia ischemica
bull Etagravebull Sesso maschilema = gt 65 annibull Ipertensionebull DislipidemieColestTGHDL lowbull Diabetebull Fumobull Familiaritagravebull Malattie infiammatorie sistemiche collagenopatiebull Obesitagrave bull Metabolic syndrome This has been characterized by the presence of
hyperinsulinemia (fasting glucose level ge 100 mgdL) abdominal obesity (waist circumference gt40 in for men or gt35 in for women) decreased HDL cholesterol levels (lt 40 mgdL for men or lt 50 mgdL for women) hypertriglyceridemia (gt150 mgdL) and hypertension (ge 13085 mm Hg) Based on data from the 2000 US census an estimated 47 million Americans have the metabolic syndrome Patients with the metabolic syndrome have a 3-fold increased risk for coronary atherosclerosis and stroke compared with those without this syndrome
Fattori precipitanti lrsquoischemia
bull Sforzo fisico
bull Basse temperature
bull Digestione
bull Tachicardiafebbreipertiroidismo
bull Emozionistressndash Psichico(pauracontatto
ravvicinatooppressionecostrizioneinpossibilitagrave di muiversidi parlareodori sgradevolivista irritante o sgradevole
ndash dolore
bull Innalzamento vita media
bull Miglioramento condizioni socio-economiche ()
bull Procedure odontoiatriche sempre piugrave conservative
Maggiore frequenza di cardiopatici nella pratica odontoiatrica
Fattori stressantistressors
bull Malattiapersonale o di amici o famigliaribull Morte di un famigliare o di una persona amatabull Problemi di relazioni interpersonalibull Sovraccarico di lavorobull Inizio di un lavoro nuovobull disoccupazionebull pensionebull gravidanzabull affollamentobull traslocobull problemi della vita di tutti i giornirdquocopingrdquobull Problemi legalibull Problemi finanziaribull Perfezionismobull Eccecc
Quindinel paziente cardiopatico(ma anche negli altri)
Sedazione con BZD (short antagonizzabili)
bull Sedazione cosciente con N2O
bull empatia
bull Buona analgesia
Fin qui nov 10
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bull anginal and heart attack
Puntata ipertensiva
bull Segni e sintomindash Cefaleavertiginironziindash Disturbi della vistandash Cardiopalmo(tachicardia)ndash (dispnea)ndash Epistassi
bull Trattamentondash Nifedipina(nifedicor)5-15 gtt sublingualiOppndash Clonidina(catapresan) mezza1 fiala im o ev lentaOppndash Furosemide(Lasix) 1 2 fl im o ev lentandash Ossigenoterapia(occhialini)
Aritmie
bull Senza ECG
bull ipocineticheipercinetiche
Allergia
ndash Limitata ad un sistema o generalizzatandash Faringe e prime vie aereeedema angioneuroticondash Tratto respiratorioasmabroncospasmostridorendash Cuteorticariapruritondash Anafilassitutti i precedenti+collasso cardiocircolatoriondash DDangioedema ereditario
ndash Segni e sintomindash Pruritoarrossamentopomfiedema labbramucose boccafaringehellipndash Distress respiratorioasmandash Ipotensionepolso piccolofrequentepallore
bull Ossigenobull Chiamare aiutobull Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
anafilassi
bull Posizione supina
bull Ossigenazione
bull Adrenalina im 05mg
bull Liquidi evndash Antistaminico trimeton 10 mg im
ndash Cortisone
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull In caso di arrestoCPR
Cause di allergia
bull Materiali implantari e amalgama metallititanioporcellane e metalli nobili mercurio
bull Latexdighebull Acrilatibull Formaldeidebull Clorexidinabull AL e conservanti (metilparaben)
bull patch testing prick testing and blood tests for allergen-specific IgE
Sincope vasovagalesvenimentobull Segni e sintomi
ndash Svenimentondash Nausea ndash Debolezzandash Pallorendash Cute fredda e sudatandash Polso rallentatoma prima tachindash Ipotensionendash Discomfort addominalendash Midriasindash sbadiglio
bull Trattamentondash Posizione supinandash Elevare gli arti infndash Ossigenondash Monitorizzare ndash Atropina 05 mg im o iv
Fattori scatenanti psicogenipauraansiastress emotivocattive notiziedolorespecie se improvviso ed inaspettatovista del sanguestrumenti chirurgicisiringhe
Fattori scatenanti non psicogeniStazione erettaFame da salto del pasto o da dietaEsaurimentostanchezzaCattive condizioni fisicheAmbiente caldo-umidoAffollamentoSesso maschileGiovani16-35 anni
Pathophysiology
Stress
Catecholamines release
Decreased peripheral vascular resistance amp uarr blood flow to peripheral muscles
darr venous return
darr circulatory blood vol amp drop in arterial BP
Activation of Compensatory mechanisms
Reflex bradycardia develops (lt 50)
Significant drop in cardiac output associated with fall in BP below the critical level
Cerebral ischemia amp loss of consciousness
Assess consciousness (loss of response to sensory stimulation)
Activate office emergency system
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Perform additional procedures
Administer aromatic ammonia
Administer atropine if bradycardia persists
Do not panic
Post syncopal recovery- delayed recovery-
Postpone dental treatment Activate EMS
Determine precipitating factors
POSTURAL HYPOTENSION
Predisposing factors
bull Administration and ingestion of drugs eg antihypertensives like sodium depleting diuretics calcium channel blockers ampganglion blocking agents sedatives and narcotics histamine blockers levo dopa
bull Prolonged period of recumbency or convalescence
bull Inadequate postural reflex
bull Late stage pregnancy
bull Advanced age
bull Venous defects in legs (eg varicose veins)
bull Recovery from sympathectomy
bull Addissonrsquos disease
bull Physical exhaustion and starvation
bull Chronic postural hypotension (Shy ndash Drager syndrome)
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
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ipoglicemia
bull Segni e sintomibull Senso di fame
ndash Parola strascicataincoerentendash Comportamento alteratondash Polso rapidondash Apprensioneansiairrequietezzaaggressivitagravendash Disorientamentoperdita di coscienzandash Tremorindash sudorazione
bull Trattamentondash Succo di fruttacaramellazuccherino posndash Se egrave avvenuta perdita di coscienzaglucosio evndash Nel dubbio tra iper e ipoglicemiameglio somministrare glucosio comunque
ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
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bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
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bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
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Guideline TitleSteps to reduce surgical risk In II guidelines for perioperative evaluation
Bibliographic Source(s)Gualandro DM Yu PC Calderaro D Marques AC Pinho C Caramelli B et al Steps to reduce surgical risk In II guidelines for perioperative evaluation Arq Bras Cardiol
201196(3 Suppl 1)23-41 [379 references]
bull Antiplatelet Agents (AAS)bull Recommendations for antiplatelet agents before noncardiac surgeriesbull Degree of Recommendation Ibull Patients with coronary artery disease and noncardiac surgery scheduled should maintain the use of
AAS at a low dose of 75 to 100 mgday except in neurosurgeries and transurethral resection of the prostate Level of Evidence B
bull Patients using dual antiplatelet therapy by means of recent angioplasty with stent should keepreceiving AAS throughout the perioperative period with discontinuation of thienopyridine 5 daysbefore surgery and reintroduction as early as possible ideally before the patient completes 10 daysof discontinuation Level of Evidence C
bull Patients receiving antiplatelet therapy only with thienopyridine and surgery scheduled with moderate to high-risk of bleeding should discontinue medication 5 days before Level of EvidenceC
bull Degree of Recommendation IIabull Keep dual antiplatelet therapy in procedures with low risk for bleeding Level of Evidence Cbull Patients receiving antiplatelet therapy only with thienopyridine and surgery scheduled with low risk
of bleeding should continue medication in the perioperative period Level of Evidence C
bull Procedures with Low Risk of Bleedingbull Cataract surgerybull Minor dermatological proceduresbull Dental procedures - hygiene simple extraction restoration endodontic and
prosthetic proceduresbull Recommendationsbull Patients at High Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence Cbull Discontinue warfarin 5 days before surgery and wait for INR lt15 to perform the procedurebull UFH or prophylactic LMWH can be used in the preoperative period if indicatedbull Postoperatively use UFH or prophylactic LMWH if indicated by the type of procedure and resume warfarin 12 to 14 hours after surgerybull Patients at Low Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence Cbull Discontinue warfarin 5 days before surgery and wait for INR lt15bull Start full-dose UFH or LMWH when INR lt20bull Discontinue intravenous UFH 4 hours before surgery and subcutaneous LMWH 24 hours before surgerybull Postoperatively restart full-dose UFH or LMWH and warfarin and 12 to 24 hours after the procedure and discontinue heparin only when the INR is within
therapeutic rangebull Patients at Intermediate Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence Cbull Depending on the individual assessment of each patient the guidelines can be followed either for the high or low risk to the discretion of the physician in
chargebull Procedures with Low Risk of Bleedingbull Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence Cbull Perform the procedure with an INR within the therapeutic range ndash it is not necessary to discontinue the anticoagulantbull If INR gt3 discontinue anticoagulation therapy one or two days before surgery and reintroduce it the night after surgery
Endocarditis Prophylaxis
bull Dental Procedures and Prevention of Infective Endocarditisbull Dental procedures with higher risk for bacteremia are subgingival placement of antibiotic fibers or strips dental extractions dental implants or reimplants endodontic and periodontal
procedures placement of orthodontic bands and procedures with significant bleeding Whenever high-risk patients undergo these procedures should receive antibiotic prophylaxis Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence C It is likely that low-income populations with little access to health care with heart diseases other than those cited in Table 2 (below) also benefit from infective endocarditis (IE) prophylaxis before dental procedures Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence C
bull Table 2 Patients at Risk of Acquiring Severe Infective Endocarditisbull Patient with prosthetic heart valvebull Valvular heart disease corrected with prosthetic materialbull History of infective endocarditisbull Acquired valvular heart disease in patient who underwent heart transplantbull Uncorrected cyanotic congenital heart diseasebull Corrected cyanotic congenital heart disease that evolves with residual lesionbull Congenital heart disease corrected with prosthetic materialbull Surgical Procedures and Prevention of Infective Endocarditisbull Indications for Endocarditis Prophylaxisbull Degree of Recommendation Ibull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will be subjected to dental procedures with a high probability of significant bacteremia (see Table 3 below)
Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Table 3 Dental Procedures and Indication of Infective Endocarditis Prophylaxisbull Indicated Not Recommended ndash Any Patients Who Will Undergo the Procedures Belowbull For patients at risk for severe infective endocarditis and who will undergo procedures involving manipulation of gingival tissue periodontal region or perforation of oral mucosa Local
anesthesia in non-infected tissuebull Dental X-raybull Placement or removal of bracesbull Adjustment of bracesbull Placement of parts in bracesbull Natural loss of milk toothbull Bleeding originated from the trauma of the oral mucosa or lipsbull Degree of Recommendation IIabull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria on Table 2 (above) and who will undergo dental procedures with a high
probability of significant bacteremia (see Table 3 above) Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will undergo genitourinary or gastrointestinal procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic
regimen (see Table 11 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will undergo esophageal or respiratory tract procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen
(see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Degree of Recommendation IIbbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo dental procedures that do not meet
the criteria on Table 3 (above) Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo genitourinary or gastrointestinal
procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen (see Table 11 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo esophageal or respiratory tract
procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Degree of Recommendation IIIbull There is no indication for IE prophylaxis in patients with interatrial communication alone interventricular communication or corrected patent ductus arteriosus and without residual
flow myocardial revascularization surgery mitral valve prolapse without regurgitation after placement of stents innocent heart murmurs patients with pacemakers or implantablecardioverter-defibrillators (ICDs) history of Kawasaki disease or rheumatic fever without valve dysfunction who will undergo dental esophageal respiratory tract genitourinary or
Guideline on antibiotic prophylaxis for dental patients at risk for infection
Bibliographic Source(s)Clinical Affairs Committee Council on Clinical Affairs Guideline on
antibiotic prophylaxis for dental patients at risk for infection Chicago (IL) American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) 2011 5 p [27
references]bull Major Recommendationsbull The conservative use of antibiotics is indicated to minimize the risk of developing resistance to current antibiotic regimens Given the increasing number of organisms that have
developed resistance to current antibiotic regimens as well as the potential for an adverse anaphylactic reaction to the drug administered it is best to be judicious in the use of antibiotics for the prevention of infective endocarditis (IE) and other distant-site infections
bull Patients with Cardiac Conditionsbull Dental practitioners should consider prophylactic measures to minimize the risk of IE in patients with underlying cardiac conditions The risk of developing IE can arise from a combination
of high-risk patients and dental procedures However at-risk patients with poor oral hygiene and gingival bleeding after routine activities (eg toothbrushing) also have shown an increased potential for developing complications of IE It therefore is recommended to encourage daily good oral hygiene practices to reduce gingivitis as part of the prophylacticregimen These patients andor parents need to be educated and motivated to maintain personal oral hygiene through daily plaque removal including flossing Greater emphasis shouldbe placed on improved access to dental care and oral health in patients with underlying cardiac conditions at high risk for IE and less focus on a dental procedure and antibiotic coverage Professional prevention strategies should be based upon the individuals assessed risk for caries and periodontal disease
bull Specific recommendations from the latest American Heart Association (AHA) guideline on prevention of IE are included in the tables below The AHA recommends antibiotic prophylaxisonly for those whose underlying cardiac conditions are associated with the highest risk of adverse outcome (see Table 1 below) Such conditions include prosthetic heart valves previoushistory of IE unrepaired or incompletely repaired cyanotic congenital heart disease (CHD) completely repaired congenital heart defect with prosthetic material or device during the first 6 months after the procedure repaired CHD with residual defects at the site or adjacent to the site of a prosthetic patch or device and cardiac transplantation recipients who developcardiac valvulopathy In addition to those diagnoses listed in the AHA guidelines patients with a reported history of injection drug use may be considered at risk for developing IE in the absence of cardiac anomalies Although quite rare complications from intraoral tongue piercing can include IE among patients with a pre-existing cardiac valvular condition andor history of injection drug use Consultation with the patients physician may be necessary to determine susceptibility to bacteremia-induced infections
bull Antibiotics are recommended for all dental procedures that involve manipulation of gingival tissue or the periapical region of teeth or perforation of the oral mucosa (see Table 2 below) Specific antibiotic regimens can be found in Table 3 in the original guideline document Practitioners and patientsparents can review the entire AHA guidelines in the AHA CirculationJournal archives httpcircahajournalsorgcgicontentfull116151736 for additional background information as well as discussion of special circumstances (eg patients already receiving antibiotic therapy patients on anticoagulant therapy)
bull Patients with Compromised Immunitybull Patients with a compromised immune system may not be able to tolerate a transient bacteremia following invasive dental procedures These non-cardiac factors can place a patient with
compromised immunity at risk for distant-site infection from a dental procedure This category includes but is not limited to patients with the following medical conditionsbull Immunosuppression secondary tobull Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)bull Severe combined immunodeficiency (SCIDS)bull Neutropeniabull Cancer chemotherapybull Hematopoietic stem cell or solid organ transplantationbull Head and neck radiotherapybull Autoimmune disease (eg juvenile arthritis systemic lupus erythematosus)bull Sickle cell anemiabull Asplenism or status post splenectomybull Chronic steroid usagebull Diabetesbull Bisphosphonate therapybull Consultation with the childs physician is recommended for management of patients with a compromised immune system Discussion of antibiotic prophylaxis for patients undergoing
chemotherapy irradiation and hematopoietic cell transplantation appears in a separate American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) guideline (see the National GuidelineClearinghouse [NGC] summary Guideline on Dental Management of Pediatric Patients Receiving Chemotherapy Hematopoietic Cell Transplantation andor Radiation)
bull Patients with Shunts Indwelling Vascular Catheters or Medical Devicesbull The AHA recommends that antibiotic prophylaxis for nonvalvular devices including indwelling vascular catheters (central lines) and cardiovascular implantable electronic devices (CIED)
is indicated only at the time of placement of these devices in order to prevent surgical site infection The AHA found no convincing evidence that microorganisms associated with dentalprocedures cause infection of CIED and nonvalvular devices at any time after implantation The infections occurring after device implantation most often are caused by Staphylococcusaureus and coagulase negative staphylococci or other microorganisms that are non-oral in origin but are associated with surgical implantation or other active infections The AHA furtherstates that immunosuppression is not an independent risk factor for nonvalvular device infections immunocompromised hosts who have those devices should receive antibioticprophylaxis as advocated for immunocompetent hosts Consultation with the childs physician is recommended for management of patients with nonvalvular devices
Cardiac Conditions Associated with the Highest Risk of AdverseOutcome from Endocarditis for Which Prophylaxis with Dental
Procedures Is Reasonable
bull Prosthetic cardiac valve or prosthetic material used for cardiac valve repair
bull Previous infective endocarditisbull Congenital heart disease (CHD)bull Unrepaired cyanotic CHD including palliative shunts and conduitsbull Completely repaired congenital heart defect with prosthetic
material or device whether placed by surgery or by catheterintervention during the first 6 months after the procedure
bull Repaired CHD with residual defects at the site or adjacent to the site of a prosthetic patch or prosthetic device (which inhibitendothelialization)
bull Cardiac transplantation recipients who develop cardiac valvulopathy
Dental Procedures for which Endocarditis ProphylaxisIs Reasonable for Patients in Table 1
bull All dental procedures that involve manipulation of gingival tissue or the periapical region of teeth or perforation of the oral mucosa
bull The following procedures and events do not needprophylaxis routine anesthetic injections throughnoninfected tissue taking dental radiographs placement of removable prosthodontic or orthodonticappliances adjustment of orthodontic appliances placement of orthodontic brackets shedding of deciduous teeth and bleeding from trauma to the lipsor oral mucosa
Considerations for Perioperative Anticoagulationarfarin therapy - management during invasive procedures and
surgeryBibliographic Source(s)
Medical Services Commission Warfarin therapy - management during invasive procedures and surgery Victoria (BC) British Columbia Medical Services Commission 2010 Oct 1 7 p [8 references]
bull Note Always consult with the surgeon and anesthesiologist aboutbull Risk of bleedingbull Goal INRbull Acceptable INR for surgerybull Baseline INR is recommended in every case and this will guide further therapybull Always discuss with surgeon and anesthesiologist what the INR should be before surgery (goal INR)bull An INR lt15 is generally acceptable except for neurosurgery ocular surgery and procedures requiring spinal anesthesia or epidural analgesia (Horlocker et al
2003)bull Risk of bleedingbull In general the type of procedure determines the risk of bleeding and how long anticoagulation must be withheld post-operativelybull Discontinuation of warfarin is essential for these procedures associated with a high risk of bleeding
ndash Procedures that the body cavity is entered eg open thoracic abdominal or pelvic surgeryndash Percutaneous needle procedures in non-compressible sites including organ biopsiesndash Any type of prostatic surgeryndash Surgery sites where minor bleeding can cause significant morbidity (eg central nervous system [CNS] and intraocular procedures)ndash Major arthroplasty surgery eg hip or knee replacement
bull Discontinuation of warfarin is usually not necessary for these procedures associated with a low risk of bleedingndash Percutaneous needle procedures in readily compressible sites (eg peripheral venous access)ndash Many skin proceduresndash Routine dental procedures (eg hygiene simple extractions restorations endodontics prosthetics)
ndash Endoscopy without biopsy
bull Assess the risk of bleeding from the procedure with the assistance of the surgeon and anesthesiologistC
Guidelines for pre-operative cardiac risk assessment and perioperative cardiac management in non-cardiac surgeryBibliographic Source(s)
Task Force for Preoperative Cardiac Risk Assessment and Perioperative [trunc] European Society of Anaesthesiology Poldermans D Bax JJ Boersma E De Hert S Eeckhout E Fowkes G Gorenek B Hennerici MG Iung B Kelm M Kjeldsen KP Kristensen SD Lopez-Sendon J Pelosi P Philippe F Pierard L Ponikowski P Schmid JP Sellevold OF Sicari R Van den Berghe G Vermassen F Guidelines for pre-operative cardiac risk
assessment and perioperative cardiac management in non-cardiac surgery Eur Heart J 2009 Nov30(22)2769-812 [238 references] PubMed
bull Pre-operative Evaluationbull Surgical Risk for Cardiac Eventsbull Although patient-specific factors are more important than surgery-specific factors in predicting the cardiac risk for noncardiac surgical procedures
the type of surgery cannot be ignored when evaluating a particular patient undergoing an intervention With regard to cardiac risk surgicalinterventions can be divided into low-risk intermediate-risk and high-risk groups with estimated 30-day cardiac event rates (cardiac death and myocardial infarction [MI]) of lt1 1ndash5 and gt5 respectively (see table below) Although only a rough estimation this risk stratification providesa good indication of the need for cardiac evaluation drug treatment and assessment of risk for cardiac events
bull Table Surgical Riska Estimatebull Low-risk lt1 Intermediate-risk 1-5 High-risk gt5bull Breastbull Dentalbull Endocrinebull Eyebull Gynaecologybull Reconstructivebull Orthopaedic-minor (knee surgery)bull Urologic-minor Abdominalbull Carotidbull Peripheral arterial angioplastybull Endovascular aneurysm repairbull Head and neck surgerybull Neurologicalorthopaedic-major (hip and spine surgery)bull Pulmonary renalliver transplantbull Urologic-major Aortic and major vascular surgerybull Peripheral vascular surgerybull aRisk of MI and cardiac death within 30 days after surgery Modified from Boersma et al Perioperative cardiovascular mortality in noncardiac
surgery validation of the Lee cardiac risk index Am J Med 20051181134ndash1141
Segni vitali
bull Prima di ogni trattamento dovrebbero essere misurati i segni vitaliPAFCrespirazione e temperatura
Inserire fot Omron
IMG_6728JPG
ContecVital Signs Monitor PatientMonitor with CE Certificate
(CMS5000)
Riconoscere una emergenza
bull Segni e sintomi di emergenza incipiente
ndash Dolore toracico
ndash Cute pallida
ndash Sudorazione
ndash Vomito(nausea)
ndash RESPIRAZIONE IRREGOLARE
ndash SENSAZIONI STRANE O INSOLITE
ndash Modificazioni delle frequenza e o della pressione
Codice di deontologia medica
bull Art 7 ndash Obbligo drsquointervento drsquourgenza Il medico
e devetempestivamente attivarsi per assicurare ognispecifica adeguata assistenza
Procedure iniziali nellrsquoemergenzabull Interrompere la procedura
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull Chiamare il kit di emergenza
bull Valutare lo stato di coscienzase incoscienteabbassare la poltrona trendelemburg
bull Somministrare O2se coscienteocchialinise incosciente ma respira maschera se incosciente e non respira pallone e maschera
Algoritmo di base
bull PABCDbull Posizionare
bull A airway
bull B breathing
bull Ccirculation
bull Ddefinitivo o diagnosi
Come valutare lo stato di coscienza
1 come definirlo cosciente
vigile
soporoso
coma
2 come riconoscerlo stimolo verbale
stimolo doloroso
3 come valutarlo risposta verbale
apertura occhi
risposta motoria
Valutare le vie aereeaprire la bocca
estendere il capo e sostenere il mentoimpiegare lrsquoaspirazione se necessario
Valutare la respirazionese non respiradai due respiri con ossigeno 100
se in apneainserisci la cannula orofaringea chiama per lrsquoAED
Valutare la circolazionecerca il polsocarotide(radiale)
in assenza di polsopreparati per CPRmettere il paziente in pianomeglio al suolo iniziare MCE
applicare lrsquoAED se crsquoegrave il polsovalutare la frequenza e la forza
Distress
bull Respiratoriobroncospasmoasma
bull ToracicodoloreanginaMI
bull Psicologicoagitazioneconvulsioni
bull Prevenire il distress
ndash Ambiente accoglientetranquillorilassato
ndash Minimizzare la paurail freddo
ndash Mantenere PA e FC e respirazione nei limiti
ndash Non interrompere la terapia
Valutare il paz e la situazionebull Controllare i segni vitali del pazientePAFCrespirazionecolorebull Non tentare di trasportare il paziente da solibull Chiama immediatamente il 118 se
ndash Arresto cardiacondash Arresto respiratoriondash incoscienzagt 1 minndash Stato confusionale prolungatondash Dolore toracico gt 5 min non alleviato dal venitrinndash Difficoltagrave respiratoriandash Convulsionindash Ipotensione grave o tachicardia()
bull Tratta il paziente in emergenza finchegrave non arriva il soccorsobull Tieni pronta la cartella e quanto fatto finora per la squadra di soccorsobull Compila la scheda delle emergenze in studio
What types of emergencies can be expected in the dental office
Ostruzione delle vie aeree
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentoimprovvisaafferrare la gola(segno universale)ndash Stridorendash Tosse violentandash Dispneaspasmindash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Tosse forzatandash Compressione addominalendash Percussione dorsale con paziente curvo in avanti ndash Ossigenazione ndash Ispezione delle prime vie aereendash laringoscopiopinza di Magillaspiratorendash Chiamare aiutondash Trasferimento in ospedale per broncoscopia in urgenza
How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver You tubehttpyoutubekJDpr05zmB4
bull How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver
bull Edited by Bob Robertson Rob S Nicole Willson Travis Derouin and 37 others
bull Googlewikihow
Airway obstruction management
Asmabroncospasmo
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentondash Sensazione di peso sul toracendash stridorendash Tossendash Dispneandash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Posizionare il pazsedutobraccia in avantindash Ossigenondash Spray con salbutamol 2 puffripeti dopo 5 min se inefficacendash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
bull httpyoutubekff3co6xwik
bull httpyoutubeEK8nzKzdnIM
bull httpyoutubewlygTaY4ioc
Arresto cardiaco
bull Segni e sintomibull Non rispondebull Non respirabull Non ha polsobull Trattamento
ndash Mettere il paz supinotavola sotto il torace o stendere sul pavimento
ndash Chiamare aiutondash Attaccare AED e seguire le istruzionindash Iniziare CPRndash Ossigenare ventilazione con pallone e maschera
bull httpyoutubeI-eFjl2G9vg
Emerg Med J 2012 Nov29(11)890-3 Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
Segal N Laurent F Maman L Plaisance P Augustin P
bull Source
bull Emergency Department Lariboisiegravere Hospital Paris 7 University (Paris Diderot) Paris France drnicolassegalgmailcom
bull Conflicting studies exist about the effectiveness of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on a dental chair In some situations dental surgeons are obliged to perform CPR with the patient on the chair Feedback devices are supposed to guide the compression depth in order to improve the quality of CPR but some devices are based on an accelerometer that can theoretically report erroneous results because of the lack of rigidity of a dental chair
bull OBJECTIVE
bull The aim of this study was to evaluate the accuracy of these devices to guide chest compressions on a dental chair
Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
bull METHODSbull A prospective randomised crossover equivalencenon-inferiority study was conducted to compare
the values of compression depths provided by the feedback device (Real CPR Help(reg) delivered by Zollcopy Medical Corporation Chelmsford MA USA) with the real measurements provided by the manikin (Resusci Anne(reg) Advanced SkillTrainer Laerdal Medical AScopy Norway) Chest-compression-only CPR was performed by 15 Basic Life Support instructors who carried out two rounds of continuous CPR for 2 min each Data were analysed with a correlation test a Bland-Altman method and a Wilcoxon test Statistical significance was defined as plt005
bull RESULTSbull A significant difference was found between the mean depths of compression measured by the
feedback device and the manikin on a dental chair and on the floor (plt00001) The feedback device overestimated the depth of chest compressions and Bland-Altman analysis demonstrated poor agreement
bull CONCLUSION
bull This study indicates that feedback devices with accelerometer technology are not sufficiently reliable to ensure adequate chest compression on dental chairs
Angina
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato
alle spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash sollievo con NTGsi spera ndash Ansiapalloresudorazionetachicardia
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minNatispraysublinguale ndash Ossigenondash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
Localizzazioni del dolore anginoso
Sharplocalized
radiating or notmay radiate to
teeth
You tube3 IUSB angina attack
bull httpyoutubeufyxHSSvcG8
bull Molto pertinente
bull httpyoutubejd-9DSDWSsI
bull Angina pectoris medical emergency
Infarto miocardico
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato alle
spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash Mancato sollievo con NTG ndash Dispneasincopediaforesimorte improvvisa
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minndash Ossigenondash Aspirina 165-325 mgndash AnalgesicomorfinabuprenorfinaN2Ondash Chiamare aiutondash Posizionare AED ndash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
ndash MONAMorfinaossigenonitroglicerinaaspirina
Fattori di rischio per cardiopatia ischemica
bull Etagravebull Sesso maschilema = gt 65 annibull Ipertensionebull DislipidemieColestTGHDL lowbull Diabetebull Fumobull Familiaritagravebull Malattie infiammatorie sistemiche collagenopatiebull Obesitagrave bull Metabolic syndrome This has been characterized by the presence of
hyperinsulinemia (fasting glucose level ge 100 mgdL) abdominal obesity (waist circumference gt40 in for men or gt35 in for women) decreased HDL cholesterol levels (lt 40 mgdL for men or lt 50 mgdL for women) hypertriglyceridemia (gt150 mgdL) and hypertension (ge 13085 mm Hg) Based on data from the 2000 US census an estimated 47 million Americans have the metabolic syndrome Patients with the metabolic syndrome have a 3-fold increased risk for coronary atherosclerosis and stroke compared with those without this syndrome
Fattori precipitanti lrsquoischemia
bull Sforzo fisico
bull Basse temperature
bull Digestione
bull Tachicardiafebbreipertiroidismo
bull Emozionistressndash Psichico(pauracontatto
ravvicinatooppressionecostrizioneinpossibilitagrave di muiversidi parlareodori sgradevolivista irritante o sgradevole
ndash dolore
bull Innalzamento vita media
bull Miglioramento condizioni socio-economiche ()
bull Procedure odontoiatriche sempre piugrave conservative
Maggiore frequenza di cardiopatici nella pratica odontoiatrica
Fattori stressantistressors
bull Malattiapersonale o di amici o famigliaribull Morte di un famigliare o di una persona amatabull Problemi di relazioni interpersonalibull Sovraccarico di lavorobull Inizio di un lavoro nuovobull disoccupazionebull pensionebull gravidanzabull affollamentobull traslocobull problemi della vita di tutti i giornirdquocopingrdquobull Problemi legalibull Problemi finanziaribull Perfezionismobull Eccecc
Quindinel paziente cardiopatico(ma anche negli altri)
Sedazione con BZD (short antagonizzabili)
bull Sedazione cosciente con N2O
bull empatia
bull Buona analgesia
Fin qui nov 10
bull httpyoutubeSuFvAbf_uJs
bull anginal and heart attack
Puntata ipertensiva
bull Segni e sintomindash Cefaleavertiginironziindash Disturbi della vistandash Cardiopalmo(tachicardia)ndash (dispnea)ndash Epistassi
bull Trattamentondash Nifedipina(nifedicor)5-15 gtt sublingualiOppndash Clonidina(catapresan) mezza1 fiala im o ev lentaOppndash Furosemide(Lasix) 1 2 fl im o ev lentandash Ossigenoterapia(occhialini)
Aritmie
bull Senza ECG
bull ipocineticheipercinetiche
Allergia
ndash Limitata ad un sistema o generalizzatandash Faringe e prime vie aereeedema angioneuroticondash Tratto respiratorioasmabroncospasmostridorendash Cuteorticariapruritondash Anafilassitutti i precedenti+collasso cardiocircolatoriondash DDangioedema ereditario
ndash Segni e sintomindash Pruritoarrossamentopomfiedema labbramucose boccafaringehellipndash Distress respiratorioasmandash Ipotensionepolso piccolofrequentepallore
bull Ossigenobull Chiamare aiutobull Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
anafilassi
bull Posizione supina
bull Ossigenazione
bull Adrenalina im 05mg
bull Liquidi evndash Antistaminico trimeton 10 mg im
ndash Cortisone
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull In caso di arrestoCPR
Cause di allergia
bull Materiali implantari e amalgama metallititanioporcellane e metalli nobili mercurio
bull Latexdighebull Acrilatibull Formaldeidebull Clorexidinabull AL e conservanti (metilparaben)
bull patch testing prick testing and blood tests for allergen-specific IgE
Sincope vasovagalesvenimentobull Segni e sintomi
ndash Svenimentondash Nausea ndash Debolezzandash Pallorendash Cute fredda e sudatandash Polso rallentatoma prima tachindash Ipotensionendash Discomfort addominalendash Midriasindash sbadiglio
bull Trattamentondash Posizione supinandash Elevare gli arti infndash Ossigenondash Monitorizzare ndash Atropina 05 mg im o iv
Fattori scatenanti psicogenipauraansiastress emotivocattive notiziedolorespecie se improvviso ed inaspettatovista del sanguestrumenti chirurgicisiringhe
Fattori scatenanti non psicogeniStazione erettaFame da salto del pasto o da dietaEsaurimentostanchezzaCattive condizioni fisicheAmbiente caldo-umidoAffollamentoSesso maschileGiovani16-35 anni
Pathophysiology
Stress
Catecholamines release
Decreased peripheral vascular resistance amp uarr blood flow to peripheral muscles
darr venous return
darr circulatory blood vol amp drop in arterial BP
Activation of Compensatory mechanisms
Reflex bradycardia develops (lt 50)
Significant drop in cardiac output associated with fall in BP below the critical level
Cerebral ischemia amp loss of consciousness
Assess consciousness (loss of response to sensory stimulation)
Activate office emergency system
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Perform additional procedures
Administer aromatic ammonia
Administer atropine if bradycardia persists
Do not panic
Post syncopal recovery- delayed recovery-
Postpone dental treatment Activate EMS
Determine precipitating factors
POSTURAL HYPOTENSION
Predisposing factors
bull Administration and ingestion of drugs eg antihypertensives like sodium depleting diuretics calcium channel blockers ampganglion blocking agents sedatives and narcotics histamine blockers levo dopa
bull Prolonged period of recumbency or convalescence
bull Inadequate postural reflex
bull Late stage pregnancy
bull Advanced age
bull Venous defects in legs (eg varicose veins)
bull Recovery from sympathectomy
bull Addissonrsquos disease
bull Physical exhaustion and starvation
bull Chronic postural hypotension (Shy ndash Drager syndrome)
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
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Riconoscere lrsquoictus
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Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
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Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
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Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
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Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
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bull Procedures with Low Risk of Bleedingbull Cataract surgerybull Minor dermatological proceduresbull Dental procedures - hygiene simple extraction restoration endodontic and
prosthetic proceduresbull Recommendationsbull Patients at High Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence Cbull Discontinue warfarin 5 days before surgery and wait for INR lt15 to perform the procedurebull UFH or prophylactic LMWH can be used in the preoperative period if indicatedbull Postoperatively use UFH or prophylactic LMWH if indicated by the type of procedure and resume warfarin 12 to 14 hours after surgerybull Patients at Low Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence Cbull Discontinue warfarin 5 days before surgery and wait for INR lt15bull Start full-dose UFH or LMWH when INR lt20bull Discontinue intravenous UFH 4 hours before surgery and subcutaneous LMWH 24 hours before surgerybull Postoperatively restart full-dose UFH or LMWH and warfarin and 12 to 24 hours after the procedure and discontinue heparin only when the INR is within
therapeutic rangebull Patients at Intermediate Risk of Thromboembolismbull Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence Cbull Depending on the individual assessment of each patient the guidelines can be followed either for the high or low risk to the discretion of the physician in
chargebull Procedures with Low Risk of Bleedingbull Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence Cbull Perform the procedure with an INR within the therapeutic range ndash it is not necessary to discontinue the anticoagulantbull If INR gt3 discontinue anticoagulation therapy one or two days before surgery and reintroduce it the night after surgery
Endocarditis Prophylaxis
bull Dental Procedures and Prevention of Infective Endocarditisbull Dental procedures with higher risk for bacteremia are subgingival placement of antibiotic fibers or strips dental extractions dental implants or reimplants endodontic and periodontal
procedures placement of orthodontic bands and procedures with significant bleeding Whenever high-risk patients undergo these procedures should receive antibiotic prophylaxis Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence C It is likely that low-income populations with little access to health care with heart diseases other than those cited in Table 2 (below) also benefit from infective endocarditis (IE) prophylaxis before dental procedures Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence C
bull Table 2 Patients at Risk of Acquiring Severe Infective Endocarditisbull Patient with prosthetic heart valvebull Valvular heart disease corrected with prosthetic materialbull History of infective endocarditisbull Acquired valvular heart disease in patient who underwent heart transplantbull Uncorrected cyanotic congenital heart diseasebull Corrected cyanotic congenital heart disease that evolves with residual lesionbull Congenital heart disease corrected with prosthetic materialbull Surgical Procedures and Prevention of Infective Endocarditisbull Indications for Endocarditis Prophylaxisbull Degree of Recommendation Ibull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will be subjected to dental procedures with a high probability of significant bacteremia (see Table 3 below)
Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Table 3 Dental Procedures and Indication of Infective Endocarditis Prophylaxisbull Indicated Not Recommended ndash Any Patients Who Will Undergo the Procedures Belowbull For patients at risk for severe infective endocarditis and who will undergo procedures involving manipulation of gingival tissue periodontal region or perforation of oral mucosa Local
anesthesia in non-infected tissuebull Dental X-raybull Placement or removal of bracesbull Adjustment of bracesbull Placement of parts in bracesbull Natural loss of milk toothbull Bleeding originated from the trauma of the oral mucosa or lipsbull Degree of Recommendation IIabull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria on Table 2 (above) and who will undergo dental procedures with a high
probability of significant bacteremia (see Table 3 above) Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will undergo genitourinary or gastrointestinal procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic
regimen (see Table 11 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will undergo esophageal or respiratory tract procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen
(see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Degree of Recommendation IIbbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo dental procedures that do not meet
the criteria on Table 3 (above) Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo genitourinary or gastrointestinal
procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen (see Table 11 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo esophageal or respiratory tract
procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Degree of Recommendation IIIbull There is no indication for IE prophylaxis in patients with interatrial communication alone interventricular communication or corrected patent ductus arteriosus and without residual
flow myocardial revascularization surgery mitral valve prolapse without regurgitation after placement of stents innocent heart murmurs patients with pacemakers or implantablecardioverter-defibrillators (ICDs) history of Kawasaki disease or rheumatic fever without valve dysfunction who will undergo dental esophageal respiratory tract genitourinary or
Guideline on antibiotic prophylaxis for dental patients at risk for infection
Bibliographic Source(s)Clinical Affairs Committee Council on Clinical Affairs Guideline on
antibiotic prophylaxis for dental patients at risk for infection Chicago (IL) American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) 2011 5 p [27
references]bull Major Recommendationsbull The conservative use of antibiotics is indicated to minimize the risk of developing resistance to current antibiotic regimens Given the increasing number of organisms that have
developed resistance to current antibiotic regimens as well as the potential for an adverse anaphylactic reaction to the drug administered it is best to be judicious in the use of antibiotics for the prevention of infective endocarditis (IE) and other distant-site infections
bull Patients with Cardiac Conditionsbull Dental practitioners should consider prophylactic measures to minimize the risk of IE in patients with underlying cardiac conditions The risk of developing IE can arise from a combination
of high-risk patients and dental procedures However at-risk patients with poor oral hygiene and gingival bleeding after routine activities (eg toothbrushing) also have shown an increased potential for developing complications of IE It therefore is recommended to encourage daily good oral hygiene practices to reduce gingivitis as part of the prophylacticregimen These patients andor parents need to be educated and motivated to maintain personal oral hygiene through daily plaque removal including flossing Greater emphasis shouldbe placed on improved access to dental care and oral health in patients with underlying cardiac conditions at high risk for IE and less focus on a dental procedure and antibiotic coverage Professional prevention strategies should be based upon the individuals assessed risk for caries and periodontal disease
bull Specific recommendations from the latest American Heart Association (AHA) guideline on prevention of IE are included in the tables below The AHA recommends antibiotic prophylaxisonly for those whose underlying cardiac conditions are associated with the highest risk of adverse outcome (see Table 1 below) Such conditions include prosthetic heart valves previoushistory of IE unrepaired or incompletely repaired cyanotic congenital heart disease (CHD) completely repaired congenital heart defect with prosthetic material or device during the first 6 months after the procedure repaired CHD with residual defects at the site or adjacent to the site of a prosthetic patch or device and cardiac transplantation recipients who developcardiac valvulopathy In addition to those diagnoses listed in the AHA guidelines patients with a reported history of injection drug use may be considered at risk for developing IE in the absence of cardiac anomalies Although quite rare complications from intraoral tongue piercing can include IE among patients with a pre-existing cardiac valvular condition andor history of injection drug use Consultation with the patients physician may be necessary to determine susceptibility to bacteremia-induced infections
bull Antibiotics are recommended for all dental procedures that involve manipulation of gingival tissue or the periapical region of teeth or perforation of the oral mucosa (see Table 2 below) Specific antibiotic regimens can be found in Table 3 in the original guideline document Practitioners and patientsparents can review the entire AHA guidelines in the AHA CirculationJournal archives httpcircahajournalsorgcgicontentfull116151736 for additional background information as well as discussion of special circumstances (eg patients already receiving antibiotic therapy patients on anticoagulant therapy)
bull Patients with Compromised Immunitybull Patients with a compromised immune system may not be able to tolerate a transient bacteremia following invasive dental procedures These non-cardiac factors can place a patient with
compromised immunity at risk for distant-site infection from a dental procedure This category includes but is not limited to patients with the following medical conditionsbull Immunosuppression secondary tobull Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)bull Severe combined immunodeficiency (SCIDS)bull Neutropeniabull Cancer chemotherapybull Hematopoietic stem cell or solid organ transplantationbull Head and neck radiotherapybull Autoimmune disease (eg juvenile arthritis systemic lupus erythematosus)bull Sickle cell anemiabull Asplenism or status post splenectomybull Chronic steroid usagebull Diabetesbull Bisphosphonate therapybull Consultation with the childs physician is recommended for management of patients with a compromised immune system Discussion of antibiotic prophylaxis for patients undergoing
chemotherapy irradiation and hematopoietic cell transplantation appears in a separate American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) guideline (see the National GuidelineClearinghouse [NGC] summary Guideline on Dental Management of Pediatric Patients Receiving Chemotherapy Hematopoietic Cell Transplantation andor Radiation)
bull Patients with Shunts Indwelling Vascular Catheters or Medical Devicesbull The AHA recommends that antibiotic prophylaxis for nonvalvular devices including indwelling vascular catheters (central lines) and cardiovascular implantable electronic devices (CIED)
is indicated only at the time of placement of these devices in order to prevent surgical site infection The AHA found no convincing evidence that microorganisms associated with dentalprocedures cause infection of CIED and nonvalvular devices at any time after implantation The infections occurring after device implantation most often are caused by Staphylococcusaureus and coagulase negative staphylococci or other microorganisms that are non-oral in origin but are associated with surgical implantation or other active infections The AHA furtherstates that immunosuppression is not an independent risk factor for nonvalvular device infections immunocompromised hosts who have those devices should receive antibioticprophylaxis as advocated for immunocompetent hosts Consultation with the childs physician is recommended for management of patients with nonvalvular devices
Cardiac Conditions Associated with the Highest Risk of AdverseOutcome from Endocarditis for Which Prophylaxis with Dental
Procedures Is Reasonable
bull Prosthetic cardiac valve or prosthetic material used for cardiac valve repair
bull Previous infective endocarditisbull Congenital heart disease (CHD)bull Unrepaired cyanotic CHD including palliative shunts and conduitsbull Completely repaired congenital heart defect with prosthetic
material or device whether placed by surgery or by catheterintervention during the first 6 months after the procedure
bull Repaired CHD with residual defects at the site or adjacent to the site of a prosthetic patch or prosthetic device (which inhibitendothelialization)
bull Cardiac transplantation recipients who develop cardiac valvulopathy
Dental Procedures for which Endocarditis ProphylaxisIs Reasonable for Patients in Table 1
bull All dental procedures that involve manipulation of gingival tissue or the periapical region of teeth or perforation of the oral mucosa
bull The following procedures and events do not needprophylaxis routine anesthetic injections throughnoninfected tissue taking dental radiographs placement of removable prosthodontic or orthodonticappliances adjustment of orthodontic appliances placement of orthodontic brackets shedding of deciduous teeth and bleeding from trauma to the lipsor oral mucosa
Considerations for Perioperative Anticoagulationarfarin therapy - management during invasive procedures and
surgeryBibliographic Source(s)
Medical Services Commission Warfarin therapy - management during invasive procedures and surgery Victoria (BC) British Columbia Medical Services Commission 2010 Oct 1 7 p [8 references]
bull Note Always consult with the surgeon and anesthesiologist aboutbull Risk of bleedingbull Goal INRbull Acceptable INR for surgerybull Baseline INR is recommended in every case and this will guide further therapybull Always discuss with surgeon and anesthesiologist what the INR should be before surgery (goal INR)bull An INR lt15 is generally acceptable except for neurosurgery ocular surgery and procedures requiring spinal anesthesia or epidural analgesia (Horlocker et al
2003)bull Risk of bleedingbull In general the type of procedure determines the risk of bleeding and how long anticoagulation must be withheld post-operativelybull Discontinuation of warfarin is essential for these procedures associated with a high risk of bleeding
ndash Procedures that the body cavity is entered eg open thoracic abdominal or pelvic surgeryndash Percutaneous needle procedures in non-compressible sites including organ biopsiesndash Any type of prostatic surgeryndash Surgery sites where minor bleeding can cause significant morbidity (eg central nervous system [CNS] and intraocular procedures)ndash Major arthroplasty surgery eg hip or knee replacement
bull Discontinuation of warfarin is usually not necessary for these procedures associated with a low risk of bleedingndash Percutaneous needle procedures in readily compressible sites (eg peripheral venous access)ndash Many skin proceduresndash Routine dental procedures (eg hygiene simple extractions restorations endodontics prosthetics)
ndash Endoscopy without biopsy
bull Assess the risk of bleeding from the procedure with the assistance of the surgeon and anesthesiologistC
Guidelines for pre-operative cardiac risk assessment and perioperative cardiac management in non-cardiac surgeryBibliographic Source(s)
Task Force for Preoperative Cardiac Risk Assessment and Perioperative [trunc] European Society of Anaesthesiology Poldermans D Bax JJ Boersma E De Hert S Eeckhout E Fowkes G Gorenek B Hennerici MG Iung B Kelm M Kjeldsen KP Kristensen SD Lopez-Sendon J Pelosi P Philippe F Pierard L Ponikowski P Schmid JP Sellevold OF Sicari R Van den Berghe G Vermassen F Guidelines for pre-operative cardiac risk
assessment and perioperative cardiac management in non-cardiac surgery Eur Heart J 2009 Nov30(22)2769-812 [238 references] PubMed
bull Pre-operative Evaluationbull Surgical Risk for Cardiac Eventsbull Although patient-specific factors are more important than surgery-specific factors in predicting the cardiac risk for noncardiac surgical procedures
the type of surgery cannot be ignored when evaluating a particular patient undergoing an intervention With regard to cardiac risk surgicalinterventions can be divided into low-risk intermediate-risk and high-risk groups with estimated 30-day cardiac event rates (cardiac death and myocardial infarction [MI]) of lt1 1ndash5 and gt5 respectively (see table below) Although only a rough estimation this risk stratification providesa good indication of the need for cardiac evaluation drug treatment and assessment of risk for cardiac events
bull Table Surgical Riska Estimatebull Low-risk lt1 Intermediate-risk 1-5 High-risk gt5bull Breastbull Dentalbull Endocrinebull Eyebull Gynaecologybull Reconstructivebull Orthopaedic-minor (knee surgery)bull Urologic-minor Abdominalbull Carotidbull Peripheral arterial angioplastybull Endovascular aneurysm repairbull Head and neck surgerybull Neurologicalorthopaedic-major (hip and spine surgery)bull Pulmonary renalliver transplantbull Urologic-major Aortic and major vascular surgerybull Peripheral vascular surgerybull aRisk of MI and cardiac death within 30 days after surgery Modified from Boersma et al Perioperative cardiovascular mortality in noncardiac
surgery validation of the Lee cardiac risk index Am J Med 20051181134ndash1141
Segni vitali
bull Prima di ogni trattamento dovrebbero essere misurati i segni vitaliPAFCrespirazione e temperatura
Inserire fot Omron
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ContecVital Signs Monitor PatientMonitor with CE Certificate
(CMS5000)
Riconoscere una emergenza
bull Segni e sintomi di emergenza incipiente
ndash Dolore toracico
ndash Cute pallida
ndash Sudorazione
ndash Vomito(nausea)
ndash RESPIRAZIONE IRREGOLARE
ndash SENSAZIONI STRANE O INSOLITE
ndash Modificazioni delle frequenza e o della pressione
Codice di deontologia medica
bull Art 7 ndash Obbligo drsquointervento drsquourgenza Il medico
e devetempestivamente attivarsi per assicurare ognispecifica adeguata assistenza
Procedure iniziali nellrsquoemergenzabull Interrompere la procedura
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull Chiamare il kit di emergenza
bull Valutare lo stato di coscienzase incoscienteabbassare la poltrona trendelemburg
bull Somministrare O2se coscienteocchialinise incosciente ma respira maschera se incosciente e non respira pallone e maschera
Algoritmo di base
bull PABCDbull Posizionare
bull A airway
bull B breathing
bull Ccirculation
bull Ddefinitivo o diagnosi
Come valutare lo stato di coscienza
1 come definirlo cosciente
vigile
soporoso
coma
2 come riconoscerlo stimolo verbale
stimolo doloroso
3 come valutarlo risposta verbale
apertura occhi
risposta motoria
Valutare le vie aereeaprire la bocca
estendere il capo e sostenere il mentoimpiegare lrsquoaspirazione se necessario
Valutare la respirazionese non respiradai due respiri con ossigeno 100
se in apneainserisci la cannula orofaringea chiama per lrsquoAED
Valutare la circolazionecerca il polsocarotide(radiale)
in assenza di polsopreparati per CPRmettere il paziente in pianomeglio al suolo iniziare MCE
applicare lrsquoAED se crsquoegrave il polsovalutare la frequenza e la forza
Distress
bull Respiratoriobroncospasmoasma
bull ToracicodoloreanginaMI
bull Psicologicoagitazioneconvulsioni
bull Prevenire il distress
ndash Ambiente accoglientetranquillorilassato
ndash Minimizzare la paurail freddo
ndash Mantenere PA e FC e respirazione nei limiti
ndash Non interrompere la terapia
Valutare il paz e la situazionebull Controllare i segni vitali del pazientePAFCrespirazionecolorebull Non tentare di trasportare il paziente da solibull Chiama immediatamente il 118 se
ndash Arresto cardiacondash Arresto respiratoriondash incoscienzagt 1 minndash Stato confusionale prolungatondash Dolore toracico gt 5 min non alleviato dal venitrinndash Difficoltagrave respiratoriandash Convulsionindash Ipotensione grave o tachicardia()
bull Tratta il paziente in emergenza finchegrave non arriva il soccorsobull Tieni pronta la cartella e quanto fatto finora per la squadra di soccorsobull Compila la scheda delle emergenze in studio
What types of emergencies can be expected in the dental office
Ostruzione delle vie aeree
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Airway obstruction management
Asmabroncospasmo
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Arresto cardiaco
bull Segni e sintomibull Non rispondebull Non respirabull Non ha polsobull Trattamento
ndash Mettere il paz supinotavola sotto il torace o stendere sul pavimento
ndash Chiamare aiutondash Attaccare AED e seguire le istruzionindash Iniziare CPRndash Ossigenare ventilazione con pallone e maschera
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Emerg Med J 2012 Nov29(11)890-3 Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
Segal N Laurent F Maman L Plaisance P Augustin P
bull Source
bull Emergency Department Lariboisiegravere Hospital Paris 7 University (Paris Diderot) Paris France drnicolassegalgmailcom
bull Conflicting studies exist about the effectiveness of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on a dental chair In some situations dental surgeons are obliged to perform CPR with the patient on the chair Feedback devices are supposed to guide the compression depth in order to improve the quality of CPR but some devices are based on an accelerometer that can theoretically report erroneous results because of the lack of rigidity of a dental chair
bull OBJECTIVE
bull The aim of this study was to evaluate the accuracy of these devices to guide chest compressions on a dental chair
Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
bull METHODSbull A prospective randomised crossover equivalencenon-inferiority study was conducted to compare
the values of compression depths provided by the feedback device (Real CPR Help(reg) delivered by Zollcopy Medical Corporation Chelmsford MA USA) with the real measurements provided by the manikin (Resusci Anne(reg) Advanced SkillTrainer Laerdal Medical AScopy Norway) Chest-compression-only CPR was performed by 15 Basic Life Support instructors who carried out two rounds of continuous CPR for 2 min each Data were analysed with a correlation test a Bland-Altman method and a Wilcoxon test Statistical significance was defined as plt005
bull RESULTSbull A significant difference was found between the mean depths of compression measured by the
feedback device and the manikin on a dental chair and on the floor (plt00001) The feedback device overestimated the depth of chest compressions and Bland-Altman analysis demonstrated poor agreement
bull CONCLUSION
bull This study indicates that feedback devices with accelerometer technology are not sufficiently reliable to ensure adequate chest compression on dental chairs
Angina
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Localizzazioni del dolore anginoso
Sharplocalized
radiating or notmay radiate to
teeth
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Fattori di rischio per cardiopatia ischemica
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Maggiore frequenza di cardiopatici nella pratica odontoiatrica
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Puntata ipertensiva
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Aritmie
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anafilassi
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bull Liquidi evndash Antistaminico trimeton 10 mg im
ndash Cortisone
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bull In caso di arrestoCPR
Cause di allergia
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bull patch testing prick testing and blood tests for allergen-specific IgE
Sincope vasovagalesvenimentobull Segni e sintomi
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Pathophysiology
Stress
Catecholamines release
Decreased peripheral vascular resistance amp uarr blood flow to peripheral muscles
darr venous return
darr circulatory blood vol amp drop in arterial BP
Activation of Compensatory mechanisms
Reflex bradycardia develops (lt 50)
Significant drop in cardiac output associated with fall in BP below the critical level
Cerebral ischemia amp loss of consciousness
Assess consciousness (loss of response to sensory stimulation)
Activate office emergency system
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Perform additional procedures
Administer aromatic ammonia
Administer atropine if bradycardia persists
Do not panic
Post syncopal recovery- delayed recovery-
Postpone dental treatment Activate EMS
Determine precipitating factors
POSTURAL HYPOTENSION
Predisposing factors
bull Administration and ingestion of drugs eg antihypertensives like sodium depleting diuretics calcium channel blockers ampganglion blocking agents sedatives and narcotics histamine blockers levo dopa
bull Prolonged period of recumbency or convalescence
bull Inadequate postural reflex
bull Late stage pregnancy
bull Advanced age
bull Venous defects in legs (eg varicose veins)
bull Recovery from sympathectomy
bull Addissonrsquos disease
bull Physical exhaustion and starvation
bull Chronic postural hypotension (Shy ndash Drager syndrome)
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
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Epilessia(convulsioni)
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Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
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ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
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Endocarditis Prophylaxis
bull Dental Procedures and Prevention of Infective Endocarditisbull Dental procedures with higher risk for bacteremia are subgingival placement of antibiotic fibers or strips dental extractions dental implants or reimplants endodontic and periodontal
procedures placement of orthodontic bands and procedures with significant bleeding Whenever high-risk patients undergo these procedures should receive antibiotic prophylaxis Degree of Recommendation I Level of Evidence C It is likely that low-income populations with little access to health care with heart diseases other than those cited in Table 2 (below) also benefit from infective endocarditis (IE) prophylaxis before dental procedures Degree of Recommendation IIa Level of Evidence C
bull Table 2 Patients at Risk of Acquiring Severe Infective Endocarditisbull Patient with prosthetic heart valvebull Valvular heart disease corrected with prosthetic materialbull History of infective endocarditisbull Acquired valvular heart disease in patient who underwent heart transplantbull Uncorrected cyanotic congenital heart diseasebull Corrected cyanotic congenital heart disease that evolves with residual lesionbull Congenital heart disease corrected with prosthetic materialbull Surgical Procedures and Prevention of Infective Endocarditisbull Indications for Endocarditis Prophylaxisbull Degree of Recommendation Ibull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will be subjected to dental procedures with a high probability of significant bacteremia (see Table 3 below)
Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Table 3 Dental Procedures and Indication of Infective Endocarditis Prophylaxisbull Indicated Not Recommended ndash Any Patients Who Will Undergo the Procedures Belowbull For patients at risk for severe infective endocarditis and who will undergo procedures involving manipulation of gingival tissue periodontal region or perforation of oral mucosa Local
anesthesia in non-infected tissuebull Dental X-raybull Placement or removal of bracesbull Adjustment of bracesbull Placement of parts in bracesbull Natural loss of milk toothbull Bleeding originated from the trauma of the oral mucosa or lipsbull Degree of Recommendation IIabull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria on Table 2 (above) and who will undergo dental procedures with a high
probability of significant bacteremia (see Table 3 above) Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will undergo genitourinary or gastrointestinal procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic
regimen (see Table 11 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients at high risk for severe IE (see Table 2 above) and who will undergo esophageal or respiratory tract procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen
(see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Degree of Recommendation IIbbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo dental procedures that do not meet
the criteria on Table 3 (above) Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo genitourinary or gastrointestinal
procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen (see Table 11 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Prophylaxis for patients with valvular heart disease or congenital heart disease that do not meet the criteria in Table 2 (above) and who will undergo esophageal or respiratory tract
procedures associated with mucosal lesion Antibiotic regimen (see Table 10 in the original guideline document) Level of Evidence Cbull Degree of Recommendation IIIbull There is no indication for IE prophylaxis in patients with interatrial communication alone interventricular communication or corrected patent ductus arteriosus and without residual
flow myocardial revascularization surgery mitral valve prolapse without regurgitation after placement of stents innocent heart murmurs patients with pacemakers or implantablecardioverter-defibrillators (ICDs) history of Kawasaki disease or rheumatic fever without valve dysfunction who will undergo dental esophageal respiratory tract genitourinary or
Guideline on antibiotic prophylaxis for dental patients at risk for infection
Bibliographic Source(s)Clinical Affairs Committee Council on Clinical Affairs Guideline on
antibiotic prophylaxis for dental patients at risk for infection Chicago (IL) American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) 2011 5 p [27
references]bull Major Recommendationsbull The conservative use of antibiotics is indicated to minimize the risk of developing resistance to current antibiotic regimens Given the increasing number of organisms that have
developed resistance to current antibiotic regimens as well as the potential for an adverse anaphylactic reaction to the drug administered it is best to be judicious in the use of antibiotics for the prevention of infective endocarditis (IE) and other distant-site infections
bull Patients with Cardiac Conditionsbull Dental practitioners should consider prophylactic measures to minimize the risk of IE in patients with underlying cardiac conditions The risk of developing IE can arise from a combination
of high-risk patients and dental procedures However at-risk patients with poor oral hygiene and gingival bleeding after routine activities (eg toothbrushing) also have shown an increased potential for developing complications of IE It therefore is recommended to encourage daily good oral hygiene practices to reduce gingivitis as part of the prophylacticregimen These patients andor parents need to be educated and motivated to maintain personal oral hygiene through daily plaque removal including flossing Greater emphasis shouldbe placed on improved access to dental care and oral health in patients with underlying cardiac conditions at high risk for IE and less focus on a dental procedure and antibiotic coverage Professional prevention strategies should be based upon the individuals assessed risk for caries and periodontal disease
bull Specific recommendations from the latest American Heart Association (AHA) guideline on prevention of IE are included in the tables below The AHA recommends antibiotic prophylaxisonly for those whose underlying cardiac conditions are associated with the highest risk of adverse outcome (see Table 1 below) Such conditions include prosthetic heart valves previoushistory of IE unrepaired or incompletely repaired cyanotic congenital heart disease (CHD) completely repaired congenital heart defect with prosthetic material or device during the first 6 months after the procedure repaired CHD with residual defects at the site or adjacent to the site of a prosthetic patch or device and cardiac transplantation recipients who developcardiac valvulopathy In addition to those diagnoses listed in the AHA guidelines patients with a reported history of injection drug use may be considered at risk for developing IE in the absence of cardiac anomalies Although quite rare complications from intraoral tongue piercing can include IE among patients with a pre-existing cardiac valvular condition andor history of injection drug use Consultation with the patients physician may be necessary to determine susceptibility to bacteremia-induced infections
bull Antibiotics are recommended for all dental procedures that involve manipulation of gingival tissue or the periapical region of teeth or perforation of the oral mucosa (see Table 2 below) Specific antibiotic regimens can be found in Table 3 in the original guideline document Practitioners and patientsparents can review the entire AHA guidelines in the AHA CirculationJournal archives httpcircahajournalsorgcgicontentfull116151736 for additional background information as well as discussion of special circumstances (eg patients already receiving antibiotic therapy patients on anticoagulant therapy)
bull Patients with Compromised Immunitybull Patients with a compromised immune system may not be able to tolerate a transient bacteremia following invasive dental procedures These non-cardiac factors can place a patient with
compromised immunity at risk for distant-site infection from a dental procedure This category includes but is not limited to patients with the following medical conditionsbull Immunosuppression secondary tobull Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)bull Severe combined immunodeficiency (SCIDS)bull Neutropeniabull Cancer chemotherapybull Hematopoietic stem cell or solid organ transplantationbull Head and neck radiotherapybull Autoimmune disease (eg juvenile arthritis systemic lupus erythematosus)bull Sickle cell anemiabull Asplenism or status post splenectomybull Chronic steroid usagebull Diabetesbull Bisphosphonate therapybull Consultation with the childs physician is recommended for management of patients with a compromised immune system Discussion of antibiotic prophylaxis for patients undergoing
chemotherapy irradiation and hematopoietic cell transplantation appears in a separate American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) guideline (see the National GuidelineClearinghouse [NGC] summary Guideline on Dental Management of Pediatric Patients Receiving Chemotherapy Hematopoietic Cell Transplantation andor Radiation)
bull Patients with Shunts Indwelling Vascular Catheters or Medical Devicesbull The AHA recommends that antibiotic prophylaxis for nonvalvular devices including indwelling vascular catheters (central lines) and cardiovascular implantable electronic devices (CIED)
is indicated only at the time of placement of these devices in order to prevent surgical site infection The AHA found no convincing evidence that microorganisms associated with dentalprocedures cause infection of CIED and nonvalvular devices at any time after implantation The infections occurring after device implantation most often are caused by Staphylococcusaureus and coagulase negative staphylococci or other microorganisms that are non-oral in origin but are associated with surgical implantation or other active infections The AHA furtherstates that immunosuppression is not an independent risk factor for nonvalvular device infections immunocompromised hosts who have those devices should receive antibioticprophylaxis as advocated for immunocompetent hosts Consultation with the childs physician is recommended for management of patients with nonvalvular devices
Cardiac Conditions Associated with the Highest Risk of AdverseOutcome from Endocarditis for Which Prophylaxis with Dental
Procedures Is Reasonable
bull Prosthetic cardiac valve or prosthetic material used for cardiac valve repair
bull Previous infective endocarditisbull Congenital heart disease (CHD)bull Unrepaired cyanotic CHD including palliative shunts and conduitsbull Completely repaired congenital heart defect with prosthetic
material or device whether placed by surgery or by catheterintervention during the first 6 months after the procedure
bull Repaired CHD with residual defects at the site or adjacent to the site of a prosthetic patch or prosthetic device (which inhibitendothelialization)
bull Cardiac transplantation recipients who develop cardiac valvulopathy
Dental Procedures for which Endocarditis ProphylaxisIs Reasonable for Patients in Table 1
bull All dental procedures that involve manipulation of gingival tissue or the periapical region of teeth or perforation of the oral mucosa
bull The following procedures and events do not needprophylaxis routine anesthetic injections throughnoninfected tissue taking dental radiographs placement of removable prosthodontic or orthodonticappliances adjustment of orthodontic appliances placement of orthodontic brackets shedding of deciduous teeth and bleeding from trauma to the lipsor oral mucosa
Considerations for Perioperative Anticoagulationarfarin therapy - management during invasive procedures and
surgeryBibliographic Source(s)
Medical Services Commission Warfarin therapy - management during invasive procedures and surgery Victoria (BC) British Columbia Medical Services Commission 2010 Oct 1 7 p [8 references]
bull Note Always consult with the surgeon and anesthesiologist aboutbull Risk of bleedingbull Goal INRbull Acceptable INR for surgerybull Baseline INR is recommended in every case and this will guide further therapybull Always discuss with surgeon and anesthesiologist what the INR should be before surgery (goal INR)bull An INR lt15 is generally acceptable except for neurosurgery ocular surgery and procedures requiring spinal anesthesia or epidural analgesia (Horlocker et al
2003)bull Risk of bleedingbull In general the type of procedure determines the risk of bleeding and how long anticoagulation must be withheld post-operativelybull Discontinuation of warfarin is essential for these procedures associated with a high risk of bleeding
ndash Procedures that the body cavity is entered eg open thoracic abdominal or pelvic surgeryndash Percutaneous needle procedures in non-compressible sites including organ biopsiesndash Any type of prostatic surgeryndash Surgery sites where minor bleeding can cause significant morbidity (eg central nervous system [CNS] and intraocular procedures)ndash Major arthroplasty surgery eg hip or knee replacement
bull Discontinuation of warfarin is usually not necessary for these procedures associated with a low risk of bleedingndash Percutaneous needle procedures in readily compressible sites (eg peripheral venous access)ndash Many skin proceduresndash Routine dental procedures (eg hygiene simple extractions restorations endodontics prosthetics)
ndash Endoscopy without biopsy
bull Assess the risk of bleeding from the procedure with the assistance of the surgeon and anesthesiologistC
Guidelines for pre-operative cardiac risk assessment and perioperative cardiac management in non-cardiac surgeryBibliographic Source(s)
Task Force for Preoperative Cardiac Risk Assessment and Perioperative [trunc] European Society of Anaesthesiology Poldermans D Bax JJ Boersma E De Hert S Eeckhout E Fowkes G Gorenek B Hennerici MG Iung B Kelm M Kjeldsen KP Kristensen SD Lopez-Sendon J Pelosi P Philippe F Pierard L Ponikowski P Schmid JP Sellevold OF Sicari R Van den Berghe G Vermassen F Guidelines for pre-operative cardiac risk
assessment and perioperative cardiac management in non-cardiac surgery Eur Heart J 2009 Nov30(22)2769-812 [238 references] PubMed
bull Pre-operative Evaluationbull Surgical Risk for Cardiac Eventsbull Although patient-specific factors are more important than surgery-specific factors in predicting the cardiac risk for noncardiac surgical procedures
the type of surgery cannot be ignored when evaluating a particular patient undergoing an intervention With regard to cardiac risk surgicalinterventions can be divided into low-risk intermediate-risk and high-risk groups with estimated 30-day cardiac event rates (cardiac death and myocardial infarction [MI]) of lt1 1ndash5 and gt5 respectively (see table below) Although only a rough estimation this risk stratification providesa good indication of the need for cardiac evaluation drug treatment and assessment of risk for cardiac events
bull Table Surgical Riska Estimatebull Low-risk lt1 Intermediate-risk 1-5 High-risk gt5bull Breastbull Dentalbull Endocrinebull Eyebull Gynaecologybull Reconstructivebull Orthopaedic-minor (knee surgery)bull Urologic-minor Abdominalbull Carotidbull Peripheral arterial angioplastybull Endovascular aneurysm repairbull Head and neck surgerybull Neurologicalorthopaedic-major (hip and spine surgery)bull Pulmonary renalliver transplantbull Urologic-major Aortic and major vascular surgerybull Peripheral vascular surgerybull aRisk of MI and cardiac death within 30 days after surgery Modified from Boersma et al Perioperative cardiovascular mortality in noncardiac
surgery validation of the Lee cardiac risk index Am J Med 20051181134ndash1141
Segni vitali
bull Prima di ogni trattamento dovrebbero essere misurati i segni vitaliPAFCrespirazione e temperatura
Inserire fot Omron
IMG_6728JPG
ContecVital Signs Monitor PatientMonitor with CE Certificate
(CMS5000)
Riconoscere una emergenza
bull Segni e sintomi di emergenza incipiente
ndash Dolore toracico
ndash Cute pallida
ndash Sudorazione
ndash Vomito(nausea)
ndash RESPIRAZIONE IRREGOLARE
ndash SENSAZIONI STRANE O INSOLITE
ndash Modificazioni delle frequenza e o della pressione
Codice di deontologia medica
bull Art 7 ndash Obbligo drsquointervento drsquourgenza Il medico
e devetempestivamente attivarsi per assicurare ognispecifica adeguata assistenza
Procedure iniziali nellrsquoemergenzabull Interrompere la procedura
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull Chiamare il kit di emergenza
bull Valutare lo stato di coscienzase incoscienteabbassare la poltrona trendelemburg
bull Somministrare O2se coscienteocchialinise incosciente ma respira maschera se incosciente e non respira pallone e maschera
Algoritmo di base
bull PABCDbull Posizionare
bull A airway
bull B breathing
bull Ccirculation
bull Ddefinitivo o diagnosi
Come valutare lo stato di coscienza
1 come definirlo cosciente
vigile
soporoso
coma
2 come riconoscerlo stimolo verbale
stimolo doloroso
3 come valutarlo risposta verbale
apertura occhi
risposta motoria
Valutare le vie aereeaprire la bocca
estendere il capo e sostenere il mentoimpiegare lrsquoaspirazione se necessario
Valutare la respirazionese non respiradai due respiri con ossigeno 100
se in apneainserisci la cannula orofaringea chiama per lrsquoAED
Valutare la circolazionecerca il polsocarotide(radiale)
in assenza di polsopreparati per CPRmettere il paziente in pianomeglio al suolo iniziare MCE
applicare lrsquoAED se crsquoegrave il polsovalutare la frequenza e la forza
Distress
bull Respiratoriobroncospasmoasma
bull ToracicodoloreanginaMI
bull Psicologicoagitazioneconvulsioni
bull Prevenire il distress
ndash Ambiente accoglientetranquillorilassato
ndash Minimizzare la paurail freddo
ndash Mantenere PA e FC e respirazione nei limiti
ndash Non interrompere la terapia
Valutare il paz e la situazionebull Controllare i segni vitali del pazientePAFCrespirazionecolorebull Non tentare di trasportare il paziente da solibull Chiama immediatamente il 118 se
ndash Arresto cardiacondash Arresto respiratoriondash incoscienzagt 1 minndash Stato confusionale prolungatondash Dolore toracico gt 5 min non alleviato dal venitrinndash Difficoltagrave respiratoriandash Convulsionindash Ipotensione grave o tachicardia()
bull Tratta il paziente in emergenza finchegrave non arriva il soccorsobull Tieni pronta la cartella e quanto fatto finora per la squadra di soccorsobull Compila la scheda delle emergenze in studio
What types of emergencies can be expected in the dental office
Ostruzione delle vie aeree
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentoimprovvisaafferrare la gola(segno universale)ndash Stridorendash Tosse violentandash Dispneaspasmindash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Tosse forzatandash Compressione addominalendash Percussione dorsale con paziente curvo in avanti ndash Ossigenazione ndash Ispezione delle prime vie aereendash laringoscopiopinza di Magillaspiratorendash Chiamare aiutondash Trasferimento in ospedale per broncoscopia in urgenza
How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver You tubehttpyoutubekJDpr05zmB4
bull How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver
bull Edited by Bob Robertson Rob S Nicole Willson Travis Derouin and 37 others
bull Googlewikihow
Airway obstruction management
Asmabroncospasmo
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentondash Sensazione di peso sul toracendash stridorendash Tossendash Dispneandash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Posizionare il pazsedutobraccia in avantindash Ossigenondash Spray con salbutamol 2 puffripeti dopo 5 min se inefficacendash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
bull httpyoutubekff3co6xwik
bull httpyoutubeEK8nzKzdnIM
bull httpyoutubewlygTaY4ioc
Arresto cardiaco
bull Segni e sintomibull Non rispondebull Non respirabull Non ha polsobull Trattamento
ndash Mettere il paz supinotavola sotto il torace o stendere sul pavimento
ndash Chiamare aiutondash Attaccare AED e seguire le istruzionindash Iniziare CPRndash Ossigenare ventilazione con pallone e maschera
bull httpyoutubeI-eFjl2G9vg
Emerg Med J 2012 Nov29(11)890-3 Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
Segal N Laurent F Maman L Plaisance P Augustin P
bull Source
bull Emergency Department Lariboisiegravere Hospital Paris 7 University (Paris Diderot) Paris France drnicolassegalgmailcom
bull Conflicting studies exist about the effectiveness of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on a dental chair In some situations dental surgeons are obliged to perform CPR with the patient on the chair Feedback devices are supposed to guide the compression depth in order to improve the quality of CPR but some devices are based on an accelerometer that can theoretically report erroneous results because of the lack of rigidity of a dental chair
bull OBJECTIVE
bull The aim of this study was to evaluate the accuracy of these devices to guide chest compressions on a dental chair
Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
bull METHODSbull A prospective randomised crossover equivalencenon-inferiority study was conducted to compare
the values of compression depths provided by the feedback device (Real CPR Help(reg) delivered by Zollcopy Medical Corporation Chelmsford MA USA) with the real measurements provided by the manikin (Resusci Anne(reg) Advanced SkillTrainer Laerdal Medical AScopy Norway) Chest-compression-only CPR was performed by 15 Basic Life Support instructors who carried out two rounds of continuous CPR for 2 min each Data were analysed with a correlation test a Bland-Altman method and a Wilcoxon test Statistical significance was defined as plt005
bull RESULTSbull A significant difference was found between the mean depths of compression measured by the
feedback device and the manikin on a dental chair and on the floor (plt00001) The feedback device overestimated the depth of chest compressions and Bland-Altman analysis demonstrated poor agreement
bull CONCLUSION
bull This study indicates that feedback devices with accelerometer technology are not sufficiently reliable to ensure adequate chest compression on dental chairs
Angina
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato
alle spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash sollievo con NTGsi spera ndash Ansiapalloresudorazionetachicardia
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minNatispraysublinguale ndash Ossigenondash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
Localizzazioni del dolore anginoso
Sharplocalized
radiating or notmay radiate to
teeth
You tube3 IUSB angina attack
bull httpyoutubeufyxHSSvcG8
bull Molto pertinente
bull httpyoutubejd-9DSDWSsI
bull Angina pectoris medical emergency
Infarto miocardico
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato alle
spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash Mancato sollievo con NTG ndash Dispneasincopediaforesimorte improvvisa
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minndash Ossigenondash Aspirina 165-325 mgndash AnalgesicomorfinabuprenorfinaN2Ondash Chiamare aiutondash Posizionare AED ndash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
ndash MONAMorfinaossigenonitroglicerinaaspirina
Fattori di rischio per cardiopatia ischemica
bull Etagravebull Sesso maschilema = gt 65 annibull Ipertensionebull DislipidemieColestTGHDL lowbull Diabetebull Fumobull Familiaritagravebull Malattie infiammatorie sistemiche collagenopatiebull Obesitagrave bull Metabolic syndrome This has been characterized by the presence of
hyperinsulinemia (fasting glucose level ge 100 mgdL) abdominal obesity (waist circumference gt40 in for men or gt35 in for women) decreased HDL cholesterol levels (lt 40 mgdL for men or lt 50 mgdL for women) hypertriglyceridemia (gt150 mgdL) and hypertension (ge 13085 mm Hg) Based on data from the 2000 US census an estimated 47 million Americans have the metabolic syndrome Patients with the metabolic syndrome have a 3-fold increased risk for coronary atherosclerosis and stroke compared with those without this syndrome
Fattori precipitanti lrsquoischemia
bull Sforzo fisico
bull Basse temperature
bull Digestione
bull Tachicardiafebbreipertiroidismo
bull Emozionistressndash Psichico(pauracontatto
ravvicinatooppressionecostrizioneinpossibilitagrave di muiversidi parlareodori sgradevolivista irritante o sgradevole
ndash dolore
bull Innalzamento vita media
bull Miglioramento condizioni socio-economiche ()
bull Procedure odontoiatriche sempre piugrave conservative
Maggiore frequenza di cardiopatici nella pratica odontoiatrica
Fattori stressantistressors
bull Malattiapersonale o di amici o famigliaribull Morte di un famigliare o di una persona amatabull Problemi di relazioni interpersonalibull Sovraccarico di lavorobull Inizio di un lavoro nuovobull disoccupazionebull pensionebull gravidanzabull affollamentobull traslocobull problemi della vita di tutti i giornirdquocopingrdquobull Problemi legalibull Problemi finanziaribull Perfezionismobull Eccecc
Quindinel paziente cardiopatico(ma anche negli altri)
Sedazione con BZD (short antagonizzabili)
bull Sedazione cosciente con N2O
bull empatia
bull Buona analgesia
Fin qui nov 10
bull httpyoutubeSuFvAbf_uJs
bull anginal and heart attack
Puntata ipertensiva
bull Segni e sintomindash Cefaleavertiginironziindash Disturbi della vistandash Cardiopalmo(tachicardia)ndash (dispnea)ndash Epistassi
bull Trattamentondash Nifedipina(nifedicor)5-15 gtt sublingualiOppndash Clonidina(catapresan) mezza1 fiala im o ev lentaOppndash Furosemide(Lasix) 1 2 fl im o ev lentandash Ossigenoterapia(occhialini)
Aritmie
bull Senza ECG
bull ipocineticheipercinetiche
Allergia
ndash Limitata ad un sistema o generalizzatandash Faringe e prime vie aereeedema angioneuroticondash Tratto respiratorioasmabroncospasmostridorendash Cuteorticariapruritondash Anafilassitutti i precedenti+collasso cardiocircolatoriondash DDangioedema ereditario
ndash Segni e sintomindash Pruritoarrossamentopomfiedema labbramucose boccafaringehellipndash Distress respiratorioasmandash Ipotensionepolso piccolofrequentepallore
bull Ossigenobull Chiamare aiutobull Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
anafilassi
bull Posizione supina
bull Ossigenazione
bull Adrenalina im 05mg
bull Liquidi evndash Antistaminico trimeton 10 mg im
ndash Cortisone
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull In caso di arrestoCPR
Cause di allergia
bull Materiali implantari e amalgama metallititanioporcellane e metalli nobili mercurio
bull Latexdighebull Acrilatibull Formaldeidebull Clorexidinabull AL e conservanti (metilparaben)
bull patch testing prick testing and blood tests for allergen-specific IgE
Sincope vasovagalesvenimentobull Segni e sintomi
ndash Svenimentondash Nausea ndash Debolezzandash Pallorendash Cute fredda e sudatandash Polso rallentatoma prima tachindash Ipotensionendash Discomfort addominalendash Midriasindash sbadiglio
bull Trattamentondash Posizione supinandash Elevare gli arti infndash Ossigenondash Monitorizzare ndash Atropina 05 mg im o iv
Fattori scatenanti psicogenipauraansiastress emotivocattive notiziedolorespecie se improvviso ed inaspettatovista del sanguestrumenti chirurgicisiringhe
Fattori scatenanti non psicogeniStazione erettaFame da salto del pasto o da dietaEsaurimentostanchezzaCattive condizioni fisicheAmbiente caldo-umidoAffollamentoSesso maschileGiovani16-35 anni
Pathophysiology
Stress
Catecholamines release
Decreased peripheral vascular resistance amp uarr blood flow to peripheral muscles
darr venous return
darr circulatory blood vol amp drop in arterial BP
Activation of Compensatory mechanisms
Reflex bradycardia develops (lt 50)
Significant drop in cardiac output associated with fall in BP below the critical level
Cerebral ischemia amp loss of consciousness
Assess consciousness (loss of response to sensory stimulation)
Activate office emergency system
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Perform additional procedures
Administer aromatic ammonia
Administer atropine if bradycardia persists
Do not panic
Post syncopal recovery- delayed recovery-
Postpone dental treatment Activate EMS
Determine precipitating factors
POSTURAL HYPOTENSION
Predisposing factors
bull Administration and ingestion of drugs eg antihypertensives like sodium depleting diuretics calcium channel blockers ampganglion blocking agents sedatives and narcotics histamine blockers levo dopa
bull Prolonged period of recumbency or convalescence
bull Inadequate postural reflex
bull Late stage pregnancy
bull Advanced age
bull Venous defects in legs (eg varicose veins)
bull Recovery from sympathectomy
bull Addissonrsquos disease
bull Physical exhaustion and starvation
bull Chronic postural hypotension (Shy ndash Drager syndrome)
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
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httpyoutube7sJMaSOoH88
ipoglicemia
bull Segni e sintomibull Senso di fame
ndash Parola strascicataincoerentendash Comportamento alteratondash Polso rapidondash Apprensioneansiairrequietezzaaggressivitagravendash Disorientamentoperdita di coscienzandash Tremorindash sudorazione
bull Trattamentondash Succo di fruttacaramellazuccherino posndash Se egrave avvenuta perdita di coscienzaglucosio evndash Nel dubbio tra iper e ipoglicemiameglio somministrare glucosio comunque
ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
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Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
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Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
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Guideline on antibiotic prophylaxis for dental patients at risk for infection
Bibliographic Source(s)Clinical Affairs Committee Council on Clinical Affairs Guideline on
antibiotic prophylaxis for dental patients at risk for infection Chicago (IL) American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) 2011 5 p [27
references]bull Major Recommendationsbull The conservative use of antibiotics is indicated to minimize the risk of developing resistance to current antibiotic regimens Given the increasing number of organisms that have
developed resistance to current antibiotic regimens as well as the potential for an adverse anaphylactic reaction to the drug administered it is best to be judicious in the use of antibiotics for the prevention of infective endocarditis (IE) and other distant-site infections
bull Patients with Cardiac Conditionsbull Dental practitioners should consider prophylactic measures to minimize the risk of IE in patients with underlying cardiac conditions The risk of developing IE can arise from a combination
of high-risk patients and dental procedures However at-risk patients with poor oral hygiene and gingival bleeding after routine activities (eg toothbrushing) also have shown an increased potential for developing complications of IE It therefore is recommended to encourage daily good oral hygiene practices to reduce gingivitis as part of the prophylacticregimen These patients andor parents need to be educated and motivated to maintain personal oral hygiene through daily plaque removal including flossing Greater emphasis shouldbe placed on improved access to dental care and oral health in patients with underlying cardiac conditions at high risk for IE and less focus on a dental procedure and antibiotic coverage Professional prevention strategies should be based upon the individuals assessed risk for caries and periodontal disease
bull Specific recommendations from the latest American Heart Association (AHA) guideline on prevention of IE are included in the tables below The AHA recommends antibiotic prophylaxisonly for those whose underlying cardiac conditions are associated with the highest risk of adverse outcome (see Table 1 below) Such conditions include prosthetic heart valves previoushistory of IE unrepaired or incompletely repaired cyanotic congenital heart disease (CHD) completely repaired congenital heart defect with prosthetic material or device during the first 6 months after the procedure repaired CHD with residual defects at the site or adjacent to the site of a prosthetic patch or device and cardiac transplantation recipients who developcardiac valvulopathy In addition to those diagnoses listed in the AHA guidelines patients with a reported history of injection drug use may be considered at risk for developing IE in the absence of cardiac anomalies Although quite rare complications from intraoral tongue piercing can include IE among patients with a pre-existing cardiac valvular condition andor history of injection drug use Consultation with the patients physician may be necessary to determine susceptibility to bacteremia-induced infections
bull Antibiotics are recommended for all dental procedures that involve manipulation of gingival tissue or the periapical region of teeth or perforation of the oral mucosa (see Table 2 below) Specific antibiotic regimens can be found in Table 3 in the original guideline document Practitioners and patientsparents can review the entire AHA guidelines in the AHA CirculationJournal archives httpcircahajournalsorgcgicontentfull116151736 for additional background information as well as discussion of special circumstances (eg patients already receiving antibiotic therapy patients on anticoagulant therapy)
bull Patients with Compromised Immunitybull Patients with a compromised immune system may not be able to tolerate a transient bacteremia following invasive dental procedures These non-cardiac factors can place a patient with
compromised immunity at risk for distant-site infection from a dental procedure This category includes but is not limited to patients with the following medical conditionsbull Immunosuppression secondary tobull Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)bull Severe combined immunodeficiency (SCIDS)bull Neutropeniabull Cancer chemotherapybull Hematopoietic stem cell or solid organ transplantationbull Head and neck radiotherapybull Autoimmune disease (eg juvenile arthritis systemic lupus erythematosus)bull Sickle cell anemiabull Asplenism or status post splenectomybull Chronic steroid usagebull Diabetesbull Bisphosphonate therapybull Consultation with the childs physician is recommended for management of patients with a compromised immune system Discussion of antibiotic prophylaxis for patients undergoing
chemotherapy irradiation and hematopoietic cell transplantation appears in a separate American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) guideline (see the National GuidelineClearinghouse [NGC] summary Guideline on Dental Management of Pediatric Patients Receiving Chemotherapy Hematopoietic Cell Transplantation andor Radiation)
bull Patients with Shunts Indwelling Vascular Catheters or Medical Devicesbull The AHA recommends that antibiotic prophylaxis for nonvalvular devices including indwelling vascular catheters (central lines) and cardiovascular implantable electronic devices (CIED)
is indicated only at the time of placement of these devices in order to prevent surgical site infection The AHA found no convincing evidence that microorganisms associated with dentalprocedures cause infection of CIED and nonvalvular devices at any time after implantation The infections occurring after device implantation most often are caused by Staphylococcusaureus and coagulase negative staphylococci or other microorganisms that are non-oral in origin but are associated with surgical implantation or other active infections The AHA furtherstates that immunosuppression is not an independent risk factor for nonvalvular device infections immunocompromised hosts who have those devices should receive antibioticprophylaxis as advocated for immunocompetent hosts Consultation with the childs physician is recommended for management of patients with nonvalvular devices
Cardiac Conditions Associated with the Highest Risk of AdverseOutcome from Endocarditis for Which Prophylaxis with Dental
Procedures Is Reasonable
bull Prosthetic cardiac valve or prosthetic material used for cardiac valve repair
bull Previous infective endocarditisbull Congenital heart disease (CHD)bull Unrepaired cyanotic CHD including palliative shunts and conduitsbull Completely repaired congenital heart defect with prosthetic
material or device whether placed by surgery or by catheterintervention during the first 6 months after the procedure
bull Repaired CHD with residual defects at the site or adjacent to the site of a prosthetic patch or prosthetic device (which inhibitendothelialization)
bull Cardiac transplantation recipients who develop cardiac valvulopathy
Dental Procedures for which Endocarditis ProphylaxisIs Reasonable for Patients in Table 1
bull All dental procedures that involve manipulation of gingival tissue or the periapical region of teeth or perforation of the oral mucosa
bull The following procedures and events do not needprophylaxis routine anesthetic injections throughnoninfected tissue taking dental radiographs placement of removable prosthodontic or orthodonticappliances adjustment of orthodontic appliances placement of orthodontic brackets shedding of deciduous teeth and bleeding from trauma to the lipsor oral mucosa
Considerations for Perioperative Anticoagulationarfarin therapy - management during invasive procedures and
surgeryBibliographic Source(s)
Medical Services Commission Warfarin therapy - management during invasive procedures and surgery Victoria (BC) British Columbia Medical Services Commission 2010 Oct 1 7 p [8 references]
bull Note Always consult with the surgeon and anesthesiologist aboutbull Risk of bleedingbull Goal INRbull Acceptable INR for surgerybull Baseline INR is recommended in every case and this will guide further therapybull Always discuss with surgeon and anesthesiologist what the INR should be before surgery (goal INR)bull An INR lt15 is generally acceptable except for neurosurgery ocular surgery and procedures requiring spinal anesthesia or epidural analgesia (Horlocker et al
2003)bull Risk of bleedingbull In general the type of procedure determines the risk of bleeding and how long anticoagulation must be withheld post-operativelybull Discontinuation of warfarin is essential for these procedures associated with a high risk of bleeding
ndash Procedures that the body cavity is entered eg open thoracic abdominal or pelvic surgeryndash Percutaneous needle procedures in non-compressible sites including organ biopsiesndash Any type of prostatic surgeryndash Surgery sites where minor bleeding can cause significant morbidity (eg central nervous system [CNS] and intraocular procedures)ndash Major arthroplasty surgery eg hip or knee replacement
bull Discontinuation of warfarin is usually not necessary for these procedures associated with a low risk of bleedingndash Percutaneous needle procedures in readily compressible sites (eg peripheral venous access)ndash Many skin proceduresndash Routine dental procedures (eg hygiene simple extractions restorations endodontics prosthetics)
ndash Endoscopy without biopsy
bull Assess the risk of bleeding from the procedure with the assistance of the surgeon and anesthesiologistC
Guidelines for pre-operative cardiac risk assessment and perioperative cardiac management in non-cardiac surgeryBibliographic Source(s)
Task Force for Preoperative Cardiac Risk Assessment and Perioperative [trunc] European Society of Anaesthesiology Poldermans D Bax JJ Boersma E De Hert S Eeckhout E Fowkes G Gorenek B Hennerici MG Iung B Kelm M Kjeldsen KP Kristensen SD Lopez-Sendon J Pelosi P Philippe F Pierard L Ponikowski P Schmid JP Sellevold OF Sicari R Van den Berghe G Vermassen F Guidelines for pre-operative cardiac risk
assessment and perioperative cardiac management in non-cardiac surgery Eur Heart J 2009 Nov30(22)2769-812 [238 references] PubMed
bull Pre-operative Evaluationbull Surgical Risk for Cardiac Eventsbull Although patient-specific factors are more important than surgery-specific factors in predicting the cardiac risk for noncardiac surgical procedures
the type of surgery cannot be ignored when evaluating a particular patient undergoing an intervention With regard to cardiac risk surgicalinterventions can be divided into low-risk intermediate-risk and high-risk groups with estimated 30-day cardiac event rates (cardiac death and myocardial infarction [MI]) of lt1 1ndash5 and gt5 respectively (see table below) Although only a rough estimation this risk stratification providesa good indication of the need for cardiac evaluation drug treatment and assessment of risk for cardiac events
bull Table Surgical Riska Estimatebull Low-risk lt1 Intermediate-risk 1-5 High-risk gt5bull Breastbull Dentalbull Endocrinebull Eyebull Gynaecologybull Reconstructivebull Orthopaedic-minor (knee surgery)bull Urologic-minor Abdominalbull Carotidbull Peripheral arterial angioplastybull Endovascular aneurysm repairbull Head and neck surgerybull Neurologicalorthopaedic-major (hip and spine surgery)bull Pulmonary renalliver transplantbull Urologic-major Aortic and major vascular surgerybull Peripheral vascular surgerybull aRisk of MI and cardiac death within 30 days after surgery Modified from Boersma et al Perioperative cardiovascular mortality in noncardiac
surgery validation of the Lee cardiac risk index Am J Med 20051181134ndash1141
Segni vitali
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Riconoscere una emergenza
bull Segni e sintomi di emergenza incipiente
ndash Dolore toracico
ndash Cute pallida
ndash Sudorazione
ndash Vomito(nausea)
ndash RESPIRAZIONE IRREGOLARE
ndash SENSAZIONI STRANE O INSOLITE
ndash Modificazioni delle frequenza e o della pressione
Codice di deontologia medica
bull Art 7 ndash Obbligo drsquointervento drsquourgenza Il medico
e devetempestivamente attivarsi per assicurare ognispecifica adeguata assistenza
Procedure iniziali nellrsquoemergenzabull Interrompere la procedura
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull Chiamare il kit di emergenza
bull Valutare lo stato di coscienzase incoscienteabbassare la poltrona trendelemburg
bull Somministrare O2se coscienteocchialinise incosciente ma respira maschera se incosciente e non respira pallone e maschera
Algoritmo di base
bull PABCDbull Posizionare
bull A airway
bull B breathing
bull Ccirculation
bull Ddefinitivo o diagnosi
Come valutare lo stato di coscienza
1 come definirlo cosciente
vigile
soporoso
coma
2 come riconoscerlo stimolo verbale
stimolo doloroso
3 come valutarlo risposta verbale
apertura occhi
risposta motoria
Valutare le vie aereeaprire la bocca
estendere il capo e sostenere il mentoimpiegare lrsquoaspirazione se necessario
Valutare la respirazionese non respiradai due respiri con ossigeno 100
se in apneainserisci la cannula orofaringea chiama per lrsquoAED
Valutare la circolazionecerca il polsocarotide(radiale)
in assenza di polsopreparati per CPRmettere il paziente in pianomeglio al suolo iniziare MCE
applicare lrsquoAED se crsquoegrave il polsovalutare la frequenza e la forza
Distress
bull Respiratoriobroncospasmoasma
bull ToracicodoloreanginaMI
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ndash Ambiente accoglientetranquillorilassato
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ndash Mantenere PA e FC e respirazione nei limiti
ndash Non interrompere la terapia
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What types of emergencies can be expected in the dental office
Ostruzione delle vie aeree
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Airway obstruction management
Asmabroncospasmo
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Arresto cardiaco
bull Segni e sintomibull Non rispondebull Non respirabull Non ha polsobull Trattamento
ndash Mettere il paz supinotavola sotto il torace o stendere sul pavimento
ndash Chiamare aiutondash Attaccare AED e seguire le istruzionindash Iniziare CPRndash Ossigenare ventilazione con pallone e maschera
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Emerg Med J 2012 Nov29(11)890-3 Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
Segal N Laurent F Maman L Plaisance P Augustin P
bull Source
bull Emergency Department Lariboisiegravere Hospital Paris 7 University (Paris Diderot) Paris France drnicolassegalgmailcom
bull Conflicting studies exist about the effectiveness of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on a dental chair In some situations dental surgeons are obliged to perform CPR with the patient on the chair Feedback devices are supposed to guide the compression depth in order to improve the quality of CPR but some devices are based on an accelerometer that can theoretically report erroneous results because of the lack of rigidity of a dental chair
bull OBJECTIVE
bull The aim of this study was to evaluate the accuracy of these devices to guide chest compressions on a dental chair
Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
bull METHODSbull A prospective randomised crossover equivalencenon-inferiority study was conducted to compare
the values of compression depths provided by the feedback device (Real CPR Help(reg) delivered by Zollcopy Medical Corporation Chelmsford MA USA) with the real measurements provided by the manikin (Resusci Anne(reg) Advanced SkillTrainer Laerdal Medical AScopy Norway) Chest-compression-only CPR was performed by 15 Basic Life Support instructors who carried out two rounds of continuous CPR for 2 min each Data were analysed with a correlation test a Bland-Altman method and a Wilcoxon test Statistical significance was defined as plt005
bull RESULTSbull A significant difference was found between the mean depths of compression measured by the
feedback device and the manikin on a dental chair and on the floor (plt00001) The feedback device overestimated the depth of chest compressions and Bland-Altman analysis demonstrated poor agreement
bull CONCLUSION
bull This study indicates that feedback devices with accelerometer technology are not sufficiently reliable to ensure adequate chest compression on dental chairs
Angina
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato
alle spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash sollievo con NTGsi spera ndash Ansiapalloresudorazionetachicardia
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minNatispraysublinguale ndash Ossigenondash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
Localizzazioni del dolore anginoso
Sharplocalized
radiating or notmay radiate to
teeth
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Infarto miocardico
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato alle
spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash Mancato sollievo con NTG ndash Dispneasincopediaforesimorte improvvisa
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ndash MONAMorfinaossigenonitroglicerinaaspirina
Fattori di rischio per cardiopatia ischemica
bull Etagravebull Sesso maschilema = gt 65 annibull Ipertensionebull DislipidemieColestTGHDL lowbull Diabetebull Fumobull Familiaritagravebull Malattie infiammatorie sistemiche collagenopatiebull Obesitagrave bull Metabolic syndrome This has been characterized by the presence of
hyperinsulinemia (fasting glucose level ge 100 mgdL) abdominal obesity (waist circumference gt40 in for men or gt35 in for women) decreased HDL cholesterol levels (lt 40 mgdL for men or lt 50 mgdL for women) hypertriglyceridemia (gt150 mgdL) and hypertension (ge 13085 mm Hg) Based on data from the 2000 US census an estimated 47 million Americans have the metabolic syndrome Patients with the metabolic syndrome have a 3-fold increased risk for coronary atherosclerosis and stroke compared with those without this syndrome
Fattori precipitanti lrsquoischemia
bull Sforzo fisico
bull Basse temperature
bull Digestione
bull Tachicardiafebbreipertiroidismo
bull Emozionistressndash Psichico(pauracontatto
ravvicinatooppressionecostrizioneinpossibilitagrave di muiversidi parlareodori sgradevolivista irritante o sgradevole
ndash dolore
bull Innalzamento vita media
bull Miglioramento condizioni socio-economiche ()
bull Procedure odontoiatriche sempre piugrave conservative
Maggiore frequenza di cardiopatici nella pratica odontoiatrica
Fattori stressantistressors
bull Malattiapersonale o di amici o famigliaribull Morte di un famigliare o di una persona amatabull Problemi di relazioni interpersonalibull Sovraccarico di lavorobull Inizio di un lavoro nuovobull disoccupazionebull pensionebull gravidanzabull affollamentobull traslocobull problemi della vita di tutti i giornirdquocopingrdquobull Problemi legalibull Problemi finanziaribull Perfezionismobull Eccecc
Quindinel paziente cardiopatico(ma anche negli altri)
Sedazione con BZD (short antagonizzabili)
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Fin qui nov 10
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Puntata ipertensiva
bull Segni e sintomindash Cefaleavertiginironziindash Disturbi della vistandash Cardiopalmo(tachicardia)ndash (dispnea)ndash Epistassi
bull Trattamentondash Nifedipina(nifedicor)5-15 gtt sublingualiOppndash Clonidina(catapresan) mezza1 fiala im o ev lentaOppndash Furosemide(Lasix) 1 2 fl im o ev lentandash Ossigenoterapia(occhialini)
Aritmie
bull Senza ECG
bull ipocineticheipercinetiche
Allergia
ndash Limitata ad un sistema o generalizzatandash Faringe e prime vie aereeedema angioneuroticondash Tratto respiratorioasmabroncospasmostridorendash Cuteorticariapruritondash Anafilassitutti i precedenti+collasso cardiocircolatoriondash DDangioedema ereditario
ndash Segni e sintomindash Pruritoarrossamentopomfiedema labbramucose boccafaringehellipndash Distress respiratorioasmandash Ipotensionepolso piccolofrequentepallore
bull Ossigenobull Chiamare aiutobull Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
anafilassi
bull Posizione supina
bull Ossigenazione
bull Adrenalina im 05mg
bull Liquidi evndash Antistaminico trimeton 10 mg im
ndash Cortisone
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull In caso di arrestoCPR
Cause di allergia
bull Materiali implantari e amalgama metallititanioporcellane e metalli nobili mercurio
bull Latexdighebull Acrilatibull Formaldeidebull Clorexidinabull AL e conservanti (metilparaben)
bull patch testing prick testing and blood tests for allergen-specific IgE
Sincope vasovagalesvenimentobull Segni e sintomi
ndash Svenimentondash Nausea ndash Debolezzandash Pallorendash Cute fredda e sudatandash Polso rallentatoma prima tachindash Ipotensionendash Discomfort addominalendash Midriasindash sbadiglio
bull Trattamentondash Posizione supinandash Elevare gli arti infndash Ossigenondash Monitorizzare ndash Atropina 05 mg im o iv
Fattori scatenanti psicogenipauraansiastress emotivocattive notiziedolorespecie se improvviso ed inaspettatovista del sanguestrumenti chirurgicisiringhe
Fattori scatenanti non psicogeniStazione erettaFame da salto del pasto o da dietaEsaurimentostanchezzaCattive condizioni fisicheAmbiente caldo-umidoAffollamentoSesso maschileGiovani16-35 anni
Pathophysiology
Stress
Catecholamines release
Decreased peripheral vascular resistance amp uarr blood flow to peripheral muscles
darr venous return
darr circulatory blood vol amp drop in arterial BP
Activation of Compensatory mechanisms
Reflex bradycardia develops (lt 50)
Significant drop in cardiac output associated with fall in BP below the critical level
Cerebral ischemia amp loss of consciousness
Assess consciousness (loss of response to sensory stimulation)
Activate office emergency system
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Perform additional procedures
Administer aromatic ammonia
Administer atropine if bradycardia persists
Do not panic
Post syncopal recovery- delayed recovery-
Postpone dental treatment Activate EMS
Determine precipitating factors
POSTURAL HYPOTENSION
Predisposing factors
bull Administration and ingestion of drugs eg antihypertensives like sodium depleting diuretics calcium channel blockers ampganglion blocking agents sedatives and narcotics histamine blockers levo dopa
bull Prolonged period of recumbency or convalescence
bull Inadequate postural reflex
bull Late stage pregnancy
bull Advanced age
bull Venous defects in legs (eg varicose veins)
bull Recovery from sympathectomy
bull Addissonrsquos disease
bull Physical exhaustion and starvation
bull Chronic postural hypotension (Shy ndash Drager syndrome)
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
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ipoglicemia
bull Segni e sintomibull Senso di fame
ndash Parola strascicataincoerentendash Comportamento alteratondash Polso rapidondash Apprensioneansiairrequietezzaaggressivitagravendash Disorientamentoperdita di coscienzandash Tremorindash sudorazione
bull Trattamentondash Succo di fruttacaramellazuccherino posndash Se egrave avvenuta perdita di coscienzaglucosio evndash Nel dubbio tra iper e ipoglicemiameglio somministrare glucosio comunque
ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
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Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
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Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
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Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
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Cardiac Conditions Associated with the Highest Risk of AdverseOutcome from Endocarditis for Which Prophylaxis with Dental
Procedures Is Reasonable
bull Prosthetic cardiac valve or prosthetic material used for cardiac valve repair
bull Previous infective endocarditisbull Congenital heart disease (CHD)bull Unrepaired cyanotic CHD including palliative shunts and conduitsbull Completely repaired congenital heart defect with prosthetic
material or device whether placed by surgery or by catheterintervention during the first 6 months after the procedure
bull Repaired CHD with residual defects at the site or adjacent to the site of a prosthetic patch or prosthetic device (which inhibitendothelialization)
bull Cardiac transplantation recipients who develop cardiac valvulopathy
Dental Procedures for which Endocarditis ProphylaxisIs Reasonable for Patients in Table 1
bull All dental procedures that involve manipulation of gingival tissue or the periapical region of teeth or perforation of the oral mucosa
bull The following procedures and events do not needprophylaxis routine anesthetic injections throughnoninfected tissue taking dental radiographs placement of removable prosthodontic or orthodonticappliances adjustment of orthodontic appliances placement of orthodontic brackets shedding of deciduous teeth and bleeding from trauma to the lipsor oral mucosa
Considerations for Perioperative Anticoagulationarfarin therapy - management during invasive procedures and
surgeryBibliographic Source(s)
Medical Services Commission Warfarin therapy - management during invasive procedures and surgery Victoria (BC) British Columbia Medical Services Commission 2010 Oct 1 7 p [8 references]
bull Note Always consult with the surgeon and anesthesiologist aboutbull Risk of bleedingbull Goal INRbull Acceptable INR for surgerybull Baseline INR is recommended in every case and this will guide further therapybull Always discuss with surgeon and anesthesiologist what the INR should be before surgery (goal INR)bull An INR lt15 is generally acceptable except for neurosurgery ocular surgery and procedures requiring spinal anesthesia or epidural analgesia (Horlocker et al
2003)bull Risk of bleedingbull In general the type of procedure determines the risk of bleeding and how long anticoagulation must be withheld post-operativelybull Discontinuation of warfarin is essential for these procedures associated with a high risk of bleeding
ndash Procedures that the body cavity is entered eg open thoracic abdominal or pelvic surgeryndash Percutaneous needle procedures in non-compressible sites including organ biopsiesndash Any type of prostatic surgeryndash Surgery sites where minor bleeding can cause significant morbidity (eg central nervous system [CNS] and intraocular procedures)ndash Major arthroplasty surgery eg hip or knee replacement
bull Discontinuation of warfarin is usually not necessary for these procedures associated with a low risk of bleedingndash Percutaneous needle procedures in readily compressible sites (eg peripheral venous access)ndash Many skin proceduresndash Routine dental procedures (eg hygiene simple extractions restorations endodontics prosthetics)
ndash Endoscopy without biopsy
bull Assess the risk of bleeding from the procedure with the assistance of the surgeon and anesthesiologistC
Guidelines for pre-operative cardiac risk assessment and perioperative cardiac management in non-cardiac surgeryBibliographic Source(s)
Task Force for Preoperative Cardiac Risk Assessment and Perioperative [trunc] European Society of Anaesthesiology Poldermans D Bax JJ Boersma E De Hert S Eeckhout E Fowkes G Gorenek B Hennerici MG Iung B Kelm M Kjeldsen KP Kristensen SD Lopez-Sendon J Pelosi P Philippe F Pierard L Ponikowski P Schmid JP Sellevold OF Sicari R Van den Berghe G Vermassen F Guidelines for pre-operative cardiac risk
assessment and perioperative cardiac management in non-cardiac surgery Eur Heart J 2009 Nov30(22)2769-812 [238 references] PubMed
bull Pre-operative Evaluationbull Surgical Risk for Cardiac Eventsbull Although patient-specific factors are more important than surgery-specific factors in predicting the cardiac risk for noncardiac surgical procedures
the type of surgery cannot be ignored when evaluating a particular patient undergoing an intervention With regard to cardiac risk surgicalinterventions can be divided into low-risk intermediate-risk and high-risk groups with estimated 30-day cardiac event rates (cardiac death and myocardial infarction [MI]) of lt1 1ndash5 and gt5 respectively (see table below) Although only a rough estimation this risk stratification providesa good indication of the need for cardiac evaluation drug treatment and assessment of risk for cardiac events
bull Table Surgical Riska Estimatebull Low-risk lt1 Intermediate-risk 1-5 High-risk gt5bull Breastbull Dentalbull Endocrinebull Eyebull Gynaecologybull Reconstructivebull Orthopaedic-minor (knee surgery)bull Urologic-minor Abdominalbull Carotidbull Peripheral arterial angioplastybull Endovascular aneurysm repairbull Head and neck surgerybull Neurologicalorthopaedic-major (hip and spine surgery)bull Pulmonary renalliver transplantbull Urologic-major Aortic and major vascular surgerybull Peripheral vascular surgerybull aRisk of MI and cardiac death within 30 days after surgery Modified from Boersma et al Perioperative cardiovascular mortality in noncardiac
surgery validation of the Lee cardiac risk index Am J Med 20051181134ndash1141
Segni vitali
bull Prima di ogni trattamento dovrebbero essere misurati i segni vitaliPAFCrespirazione e temperatura
Inserire fot Omron
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ContecVital Signs Monitor PatientMonitor with CE Certificate
(CMS5000)
Riconoscere una emergenza
bull Segni e sintomi di emergenza incipiente
ndash Dolore toracico
ndash Cute pallida
ndash Sudorazione
ndash Vomito(nausea)
ndash RESPIRAZIONE IRREGOLARE
ndash SENSAZIONI STRANE O INSOLITE
ndash Modificazioni delle frequenza e o della pressione
Codice di deontologia medica
bull Art 7 ndash Obbligo drsquointervento drsquourgenza Il medico
e devetempestivamente attivarsi per assicurare ognispecifica adeguata assistenza
Procedure iniziali nellrsquoemergenzabull Interrompere la procedura
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull Chiamare il kit di emergenza
bull Valutare lo stato di coscienzase incoscienteabbassare la poltrona trendelemburg
bull Somministrare O2se coscienteocchialinise incosciente ma respira maschera se incosciente e non respira pallone e maschera
Algoritmo di base
bull PABCDbull Posizionare
bull A airway
bull B breathing
bull Ccirculation
bull Ddefinitivo o diagnosi
Come valutare lo stato di coscienza
1 come definirlo cosciente
vigile
soporoso
coma
2 come riconoscerlo stimolo verbale
stimolo doloroso
3 come valutarlo risposta verbale
apertura occhi
risposta motoria
Valutare le vie aereeaprire la bocca
estendere il capo e sostenere il mentoimpiegare lrsquoaspirazione se necessario
Valutare la respirazionese non respiradai due respiri con ossigeno 100
se in apneainserisci la cannula orofaringea chiama per lrsquoAED
Valutare la circolazionecerca il polsocarotide(radiale)
in assenza di polsopreparati per CPRmettere il paziente in pianomeglio al suolo iniziare MCE
applicare lrsquoAED se crsquoegrave il polsovalutare la frequenza e la forza
Distress
bull Respiratoriobroncospasmoasma
bull ToracicodoloreanginaMI
bull Psicologicoagitazioneconvulsioni
bull Prevenire il distress
ndash Ambiente accoglientetranquillorilassato
ndash Minimizzare la paurail freddo
ndash Mantenere PA e FC e respirazione nei limiti
ndash Non interrompere la terapia
Valutare il paz e la situazionebull Controllare i segni vitali del pazientePAFCrespirazionecolorebull Non tentare di trasportare il paziente da solibull Chiama immediatamente il 118 se
ndash Arresto cardiacondash Arresto respiratoriondash incoscienzagt 1 minndash Stato confusionale prolungatondash Dolore toracico gt 5 min non alleviato dal venitrinndash Difficoltagrave respiratoriandash Convulsionindash Ipotensione grave o tachicardia()
bull Tratta il paziente in emergenza finchegrave non arriva il soccorsobull Tieni pronta la cartella e quanto fatto finora per la squadra di soccorsobull Compila la scheda delle emergenze in studio
What types of emergencies can be expected in the dental office
Ostruzione delle vie aeree
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentoimprovvisaafferrare la gola(segno universale)ndash Stridorendash Tosse violentandash Dispneaspasmindash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Tosse forzatandash Compressione addominalendash Percussione dorsale con paziente curvo in avanti ndash Ossigenazione ndash Ispezione delle prime vie aereendash laringoscopiopinza di Magillaspiratorendash Chiamare aiutondash Trasferimento in ospedale per broncoscopia in urgenza
How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver You tubehttpyoutubekJDpr05zmB4
bull How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver
bull Edited by Bob Robertson Rob S Nicole Willson Travis Derouin and 37 others
bull Googlewikihow
Airway obstruction management
Asmabroncospasmo
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentondash Sensazione di peso sul toracendash stridorendash Tossendash Dispneandash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Posizionare il pazsedutobraccia in avantindash Ossigenondash Spray con salbutamol 2 puffripeti dopo 5 min se inefficacendash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
bull httpyoutubekff3co6xwik
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bull httpyoutubewlygTaY4ioc
Arresto cardiaco
bull Segni e sintomibull Non rispondebull Non respirabull Non ha polsobull Trattamento
ndash Mettere il paz supinotavola sotto il torace o stendere sul pavimento
ndash Chiamare aiutondash Attaccare AED e seguire le istruzionindash Iniziare CPRndash Ossigenare ventilazione con pallone e maschera
bull httpyoutubeI-eFjl2G9vg
Emerg Med J 2012 Nov29(11)890-3 Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
Segal N Laurent F Maman L Plaisance P Augustin P
bull Source
bull Emergency Department Lariboisiegravere Hospital Paris 7 University (Paris Diderot) Paris France drnicolassegalgmailcom
bull Conflicting studies exist about the effectiveness of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on a dental chair In some situations dental surgeons are obliged to perform CPR with the patient on the chair Feedback devices are supposed to guide the compression depth in order to improve the quality of CPR but some devices are based on an accelerometer that can theoretically report erroneous results because of the lack of rigidity of a dental chair
bull OBJECTIVE
bull The aim of this study was to evaluate the accuracy of these devices to guide chest compressions on a dental chair
Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
bull METHODSbull A prospective randomised crossover equivalencenon-inferiority study was conducted to compare
the values of compression depths provided by the feedback device (Real CPR Help(reg) delivered by Zollcopy Medical Corporation Chelmsford MA USA) with the real measurements provided by the manikin (Resusci Anne(reg) Advanced SkillTrainer Laerdal Medical AScopy Norway) Chest-compression-only CPR was performed by 15 Basic Life Support instructors who carried out two rounds of continuous CPR for 2 min each Data were analysed with a correlation test a Bland-Altman method and a Wilcoxon test Statistical significance was defined as plt005
bull RESULTSbull A significant difference was found between the mean depths of compression measured by the
feedback device and the manikin on a dental chair and on the floor (plt00001) The feedback device overestimated the depth of chest compressions and Bland-Altman analysis demonstrated poor agreement
bull CONCLUSION
bull This study indicates that feedback devices with accelerometer technology are not sufficiently reliable to ensure adequate chest compression on dental chairs
Angina
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato
alle spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash sollievo con NTGsi spera ndash Ansiapalloresudorazionetachicardia
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minNatispraysublinguale ndash Ossigenondash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
Localizzazioni del dolore anginoso
Sharplocalized
radiating or notmay radiate to
teeth
You tube3 IUSB angina attack
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bull Molto pertinente
bull httpyoutubejd-9DSDWSsI
bull Angina pectoris medical emergency
Infarto miocardico
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato alle
spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash Mancato sollievo con NTG ndash Dispneasincopediaforesimorte improvvisa
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minndash Ossigenondash Aspirina 165-325 mgndash AnalgesicomorfinabuprenorfinaN2Ondash Chiamare aiutondash Posizionare AED ndash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
ndash MONAMorfinaossigenonitroglicerinaaspirina
Fattori di rischio per cardiopatia ischemica
bull Etagravebull Sesso maschilema = gt 65 annibull Ipertensionebull DislipidemieColestTGHDL lowbull Diabetebull Fumobull Familiaritagravebull Malattie infiammatorie sistemiche collagenopatiebull Obesitagrave bull Metabolic syndrome This has been characterized by the presence of
hyperinsulinemia (fasting glucose level ge 100 mgdL) abdominal obesity (waist circumference gt40 in for men or gt35 in for women) decreased HDL cholesterol levels (lt 40 mgdL for men or lt 50 mgdL for women) hypertriglyceridemia (gt150 mgdL) and hypertension (ge 13085 mm Hg) Based on data from the 2000 US census an estimated 47 million Americans have the metabolic syndrome Patients with the metabolic syndrome have a 3-fold increased risk for coronary atherosclerosis and stroke compared with those without this syndrome
Fattori precipitanti lrsquoischemia
bull Sforzo fisico
bull Basse temperature
bull Digestione
bull Tachicardiafebbreipertiroidismo
bull Emozionistressndash Psichico(pauracontatto
ravvicinatooppressionecostrizioneinpossibilitagrave di muiversidi parlareodori sgradevolivista irritante o sgradevole
ndash dolore
bull Innalzamento vita media
bull Miglioramento condizioni socio-economiche ()
bull Procedure odontoiatriche sempre piugrave conservative
Maggiore frequenza di cardiopatici nella pratica odontoiatrica
Fattori stressantistressors
bull Malattiapersonale o di amici o famigliaribull Morte di un famigliare o di una persona amatabull Problemi di relazioni interpersonalibull Sovraccarico di lavorobull Inizio di un lavoro nuovobull disoccupazionebull pensionebull gravidanzabull affollamentobull traslocobull problemi della vita di tutti i giornirdquocopingrdquobull Problemi legalibull Problemi finanziaribull Perfezionismobull Eccecc
Quindinel paziente cardiopatico(ma anche negli altri)
Sedazione con BZD (short antagonizzabili)
bull Sedazione cosciente con N2O
bull empatia
bull Buona analgesia
Fin qui nov 10
bull httpyoutubeSuFvAbf_uJs
bull anginal and heart attack
Puntata ipertensiva
bull Segni e sintomindash Cefaleavertiginironziindash Disturbi della vistandash Cardiopalmo(tachicardia)ndash (dispnea)ndash Epistassi
bull Trattamentondash Nifedipina(nifedicor)5-15 gtt sublingualiOppndash Clonidina(catapresan) mezza1 fiala im o ev lentaOppndash Furosemide(Lasix) 1 2 fl im o ev lentandash Ossigenoterapia(occhialini)
Aritmie
bull Senza ECG
bull ipocineticheipercinetiche
Allergia
ndash Limitata ad un sistema o generalizzatandash Faringe e prime vie aereeedema angioneuroticondash Tratto respiratorioasmabroncospasmostridorendash Cuteorticariapruritondash Anafilassitutti i precedenti+collasso cardiocircolatoriondash DDangioedema ereditario
ndash Segni e sintomindash Pruritoarrossamentopomfiedema labbramucose boccafaringehellipndash Distress respiratorioasmandash Ipotensionepolso piccolofrequentepallore
bull Ossigenobull Chiamare aiutobull Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
anafilassi
bull Posizione supina
bull Ossigenazione
bull Adrenalina im 05mg
bull Liquidi evndash Antistaminico trimeton 10 mg im
ndash Cortisone
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull In caso di arrestoCPR
Cause di allergia
bull Materiali implantari e amalgama metallititanioporcellane e metalli nobili mercurio
bull Latexdighebull Acrilatibull Formaldeidebull Clorexidinabull AL e conservanti (metilparaben)
bull patch testing prick testing and blood tests for allergen-specific IgE
Sincope vasovagalesvenimentobull Segni e sintomi
ndash Svenimentondash Nausea ndash Debolezzandash Pallorendash Cute fredda e sudatandash Polso rallentatoma prima tachindash Ipotensionendash Discomfort addominalendash Midriasindash sbadiglio
bull Trattamentondash Posizione supinandash Elevare gli arti infndash Ossigenondash Monitorizzare ndash Atropina 05 mg im o iv
Fattori scatenanti psicogenipauraansiastress emotivocattive notiziedolorespecie se improvviso ed inaspettatovista del sanguestrumenti chirurgicisiringhe
Fattori scatenanti non psicogeniStazione erettaFame da salto del pasto o da dietaEsaurimentostanchezzaCattive condizioni fisicheAmbiente caldo-umidoAffollamentoSesso maschileGiovani16-35 anni
Pathophysiology
Stress
Catecholamines release
Decreased peripheral vascular resistance amp uarr blood flow to peripheral muscles
darr venous return
darr circulatory blood vol amp drop in arterial BP
Activation of Compensatory mechanisms
Reflex bradycardia develops (lt 50)
Significant drop in cardiac output associated with fall in BP below the critical level
Cerebral ischemia amp loss of consciousness
Assess consciousness (loss of response to sensory stimulation)
Activate office emergency system
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Perform additional procedures
Administer aromatic ammonia
Administer atropine if bradycardia persists
Do not panic
Post syncopal recovery- delayed recovery-
Postpone dental treatment Activate EMS
Determine precipitating factors
POSTURAL HYPOTENSION
Predisposing factors
bull Administration and ingestion of drugs eg antihypertensives like sodium depleting diuretics calcium channel blockers ampganglion blocking agents sedatives and narcotics histamine blockers levo dopa
bull Prolonged period of recumbency or convalescence
bull Inadequate postural reflex
bull Late stage pregnancy
bull Advanced age
bull Venous defects in legs (eg varicose veins)
bull Recovery from sympathectomy
bull Addissonrsquos disease
bull Physical exhaustion and starvation
bull Chronic postural hypotension (Shy ndash Drager syndrome)
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
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ipoglicemia
bull Segni e sintomibull Senso di fame
ndash Parola strascicataincoerentendash Comportamento alteratondash Polso rapidondash Apprensioneansiairrequietezzaaggressivitagravendash Disorientamentoperdita di coscienzandash Tremorindash sudorazione
bull Trattamentondash Succo di fruttacaramellazuccherino posndash Se egrave avvenuta perdita di coscienzaglucosio evndash Nel dubbio tra iper e ipoglicemiameglio somministrare glucosio comunque
ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
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Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
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Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
bull
Dental Procedures for which Endocarditis ProphylaxisIs Reasonable for Patients in Table 1
bull All dental procedures that involve manipulation of gingival tissue or the periapical region of teeth or perforation of the oral mucosa
bull The following procedures and events do not needprophylaxis routine anesthetic injections throughnoninfected tissue taking dental radiographs placement of removable prosthodontic or orthodonticappliances adjustment of orthodontic appliances placement of orthodontic brackets shedding of deciduous teeth and bleeding from trauma to the lipsor oral mucosa
Considerations for Perioperative Anticoagulationarfarin therapy - management during invasive procedures and
surgeryBibliographic Source(s)
Medical Services Commission Warfarin therapy - management during invasive procedures and surgery Victoria (BC) British Columbia Medical Services Commission 2010 Oct 1 7 p [8 references]
bull Note Always consult with the surgeon and anesthesiologist aboutbull Risk of bleedingbull Goal INRbull Acceptable INR for surgerybull Baseline INR is recommended in every case and this will guide further therapybull Always discuss with surgeon and anesthesiologist what the INR should be before surgery (goal INR)bull An INR lt15 is generally acceptable except for neurosurgery ocular surgery and procedures requiring spinal anesthesia or epidural analgesia (Horlocker et al
2003)bull Risk of bleedingbull In general the type of procedure determines the risk of bleeding and how long anticoagulation must be withheld post-operativelybull Discontinuation of warfarin is essential for these procedures associated with a high risk of bleeding
ndash Procedures that the body cavity is entered eg open thoracic abdominal or pelvic surgeryndash Percutaneous needle procedures in non-compressible sites including organ biopsiesndash Any type of prostatic surgeryndash Surgery sites where minor bleeding can cause significant morbidity (eg central nervous system [CNS] and intraocular procedures)ndash Major arthroplasty surgery eg hip or knee replacement
bull Discontinuation of warfarin is usually not necessary for these procedures associated with a low risk of bleedingndash Percutaneous needle procedures in readily compressible sites (eg peripheral venous access)ndash Many skin proceduresndash Routine dental procedures (eg hygiene simple extractions restorations endodontics prosthetics)
ndash Endoscopy without biopsy
bull Assess the risk of bleeding from the procedure with the assistance of the surgeon and anesthesiologistC
Guidelines for pre-operative cardiac risk assessment and perioperative cardiac management in non-cardiac surgeryBibliographic Source(s)
Task Force for Preoperative Cardiac Risk Assessment and Perioperative [trunc] European Society of Anaesthesiology Poldermans D Bax JJ Boersma E De Hert S Eeckhout E Fowkes G Gorenek B Hennerici MG Iung B Kelm M Kjeldsen KP Kristensen SD Lopez-Sendon J Pelosi P Philippe F Pierard L Ponikowski P Schmid JP Sellevold OF Sicari R Van den Berghe G Vermassen F Guidelines for pre-operative cardiac risk
assessment and perioperative cardiac management in non-cardiac surgery Eur Heart J 2009 Nov30(22)2769-812 [238 references] PubMed
bull Pre-operative Evaluationbull Surgical Risk for Cardiac Eventsbull Although patient-specific factors are more important than surgery-specific factors in predicting the cardiac risk for noncardiac surgical procedures
the type of surgery cannot be ignored when evaluating a particular patient undergoing an intervention With regard to cardiac risk surgicalinterventions can be divided into low-risk intermediate-risk and high-risk groups with estimated 30-day cardiac event rates (cardiac death and myocardial infarction [MI]) of lt1 1ndash5 and gt5 respectively (see table below) Although only a rough estimation this risk stratification providesa good indication of the need for cardiac evaluation drug treatment and assessment of risk for cardiac events
bull Table Surgical Riska Estimatebull Low-risk lt1 Intermediate-risk 1-5 High-risk gt5bull Breastbull Dentalbull Endocrinebull Eyebull Gynaecologybull Reconstructivebull Orthopaedic-minor (knee surgery)bull Urologic-minor Abdominalbull Carotidbull Peripheral arterial angioplastybull Endovascular aneurysm repairbull Head and neck surgerybull Neurologicalorthopaedic-major (hip and spine surgery)bull Pulmonary renalliver transplantbull Urologic-major Aortic and major vascular surgerybull Peripheral vascular surgerybull aRisk of MI and cardiac death within 30 days after surgery Modified from Boersma et al Perioperative cardiovascular mortality in noncardiac
surgery validation of the Lee cardiac risk index Am J Med 20051181134ndash1141
Segni vitali
bull Prima di ogni trattamento dovrebbero essere misurati i segni vitaliPAFCrespirazione e temperatura
Inserire fot Omron
IMG_6728JPG
ContecVital Signs Monitor PatientMonitor with CE Certificate
(CMS5000)
Riconoscere una emergenza
bull Segni e sintomi di emergenza incipiente
ndash Dolore toracico
ndash Cute pallida
ndash Sudorazione
ndash Vomito(nausea)
ndash RESPIRAZIONE IRREGOLARE
ndash SENSAZIONI STRANE O INSOLITE
ndash Modificazioni delle frequenza e o della pressione
Codice di deontologia medica
bull Art 7 ndash Obbligo drsquointervento drsquourgenza Il medico
e devetempestivamente attivarsi per assicurare ognispecifica adeguata assistenza
Procedure iniziali nellrsquoemergenzabull Interrompere la procedura
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull Chiamare il kit di emergenza
bull Valutare lo stato di coscienzase incoscienteabbassare la poltrona trendelemburg
bull Somministrare O2se coscienteocchialinise incosciente ma respira maschera se incosciente e non respira pallone e maschera
Algoritmo di base
bull PABCDbull Posizionare
bull A airway
bull B breathing
bull Ccirculation
bull Ddefinitivo o diagnosi
Come valutare lo stato di coscienza
1 come definirlo cosciente
vigile
soporoso
coma
2 come riconoscerlo stimolo verbale
stimolo doloroso
3 come valutarlo risposta verbale
apertura occhi
risposta motoria
Valutare le vie aereeaprire la bocca
estendere il capo e sostenere il mentoimpiegare lrsquoaspirazione se necessario
Valutare la respirazionese non respiradai due respiri con ossigeno 100
se in apneainserisci la cannula orofaringea chiama per lrsquoAED
Valutare la circolazionecerca il polsocarotide(radiale)
in assenza di polsopreparati per CPRmettere il paziente in pianomeglio al suolo iniziare MCE
applicare lrsquoAED se crsquoegrave il polsovalutare la frequenza e la forza
Distress
bull Respiratoriobroncospasmoasma
bull ToracicodoloreanginaMI
bull Psicologicoagitazioneconvulsioni
bull Prevenire il distress
ndash Ambiente accoglientetranquillorilassato
ndash Minimizzare la paurail freddo
ndash Mantenere PA e FC e respirazione nei limiti
ndash Non interrompere la terapia
Valutare il paz e la situazionebull Controllare i segni vitali del pazientePAFCrespirazionecolorebull Non tentare di trasportare il paziente da solibull Chiama immediatamente il 118 se
ndash Arresto cardiacondash Arresto respiratoriondash incoscienzagt 1 minndash Stato confusionale prolungatondash Dolore toracico gt 5 min non alleviato dal venitrinndash Difficoltagrave respiratoriandash Convulsionindash Ipotensione grave o tachicardia()
bull Tratta il paziente in emergenza finchegrave non arriva il soccorsobull Tieni pronta la cartella e quanto fatto finora per la squadra di soccorsobull Compila la scheda delle emergenze in studio
What types of emergencies can be expected in the dental office
Ostruzione delle vie aeree
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentoimprovvisaafferrare la gola(segno universale)ndash Stridorendash Tosse violentandash Dispneaspasmindash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Tosse forzatandash Compressione addominalendash Percussione dorsale con paziente curvo in avanti ndash Ossigenazione ndash Ispezione delle prime vie aereendash laringoscopiopinza di Magillaspiratorendash Chiamare aiutondash Trasferimento in ospedale per broncoscopia in urgenza
How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver You tubehttpyoutubekJDpr05zmB4
bull How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver
bull Edited by Bob Robertson Rob S Nicole Willson Travis Derouin and 37 others
bull Googlewikihow
Airway obstruction management
Asmabroncospasmo
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentondash Sensazione di peso sul toracendash stridorendash Tossendash Dispneandash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Posizionare il pazsedutobraccia in avantindash Ossigenondash Spray con salbutamol 2 puffripeti dopo 5 min se inefficacendash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
bull httpyoutubekff3co6xwik
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Arresto cardiaco
bull Segni e sintomibull Non rispondebull Non respirabull Non ha polsobull Trattamento
ndash Mettere il paz supinotavola sotto il torace o stendere sul pavimento
ndash Chiamare aiutondash Attaccare AED e seguire le istruzionindash Iniziare CPRndash Ossigenare ventilazione con pallone e maschera
bull httpyoutubeI-eFjl2G9vg
Emerg Med J 2012 Nov29(11)890-3 Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
Segal N Laurent F Maman L Plaisance P Augustin P
bull Source
bull Emergency Department Lariboisiegravere Hospital Paris 7 University (Paris Diderot) Paris France drnicolassegalgmailcom
bull Conflicting studies exist about the effectiveness of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on a dental chair In some situations dental surgeons are obliged to perform CPR with the patient on the chair Feedback devices are supposed to guide the compression depth in order to improve the quality of CPR but some devices are based on an accelerometer that can theoretically report erroneous results because of the lack of rigidity of a dental chair
bull OBJECTIVE
bull The aim of this study was to evaluate the accuracy of these devices to guide chest compressions on a dental chair
Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
bull METHODSbull A prospective randomised crossover equivalencenon-inferiority study was conducted to compare
the values of compression depths provided by the feedback device (Real CPR Help(reg) delivered by Zollcopy Medical Corporation Chelmsford MA USA) with the real measurements provided by the manikin (Resusci Anne(reg) Advanced SkillTrainer Laerdal Medical AScopy Norway) Chest-compression-only CPR was performed by 15 Basic Life Support instructors who carried out two rounds of continuous CPR for 2 min each Data were analysed with a correlation test a Bland-Altman method and a Wilcoxon test Statistical significance was defined as plt005
bull RESULTSbull A significant difference was found between the mean depths of compression measured by the
feedback device and the manikin on a dental chair and on the floor (plt00001) The feedback device overestimated the depth of chest compressions and Bland-Altman analysis demonstrated poor agreement
bull CONCLUSION
bull This study indicates that feedback devices with accelerometer technology are not sufficiently reliable to ensure adequate chest compression on dental chairs
Angina
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato
alle spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash sollievo con NTGsi spera ndash Ansiapalloresudorazionetachicardia
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minNatispraysublinguale ndash Ossigenondash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
Localizzazioni del dolore anginoso
Sharplocalized
radiating or notmay radiate to
teeth
You tube3 IUSB angina attack
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bull Angina pectoris medical emergency
Infarto miocardico
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato alle
spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash Mancato sollievo con NTG ndash Dispneasincopediaforesimorte improvvisa
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minndash Ossigenondash Aspirina 165-325 mgndash AnalgesicomorfinabuprenorfinaN2Ondash Chiamare aiutondash Posizionare AED ndash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
ndash MONAMorfinaossigenonitroglicerinaaspirina
Fattori di rischio per cardiopatia ischemica
bull Etagravebull Sesso maschilema = gt 65 annibull Ipertensionebull DislipidemieColestTGHDL lowbull Diabetebull Fumobull Familiaritagravebull Malattie infiammatorie sistemiche collagenopatiebull Obesitagrave bull Metabolic syndrome This has been characterized by the presence of
hyperinsulinemia (fasting glucose level ge 100 mgdL) abdominal obesity (waist circumference gt40 in for men or gt35 in for women) decreased HDL cholesterol levels (lt 40 mgdL for men or lt 50 mgdL for women) hypertriglyceridemia (gt150 mgdL) and hypertension (ge 13085 mm Hg) Based on data from the 2000 US census an estimated 47 million Americans have the metabolic syndrome Patients with the metabolic syndrome have a 3-fold increased risk for coronary atherosclerosis and stroke compared with those without this syndrome
Fattori precipitanti lrsquoischemia
bull Sforzo fisico
bull Basse temperature
bull Digestione
bull Tachicardiafebbreipertiroidismo
bull Emozionistressndash Psichico(pauracontatto
ravvicinatooppressionecostrizioneinpossibilitagrave di muiversidi parlareodori sgradevolivista irritante o sgradevole
ndash dolore
bull Innalzamento vita media
bull Miglioramento condizioni socio-economiche ()
bull Procedure odontoiatriche sempre piugrave conservative
Maggiore frequenza di cardiopatici nella pratica odontoiatrica
Fattori stressantistressors
bull Malattiapersonale o di amici o famigliaribull Morte di un famigliare o di una persona amatabull Problemi di relazioni interpersonalibull Sovraccarico di lavorobull Inizio di un lavoro nuovobull disoccupazionebull pensionebull gravidanzabull affollamentobull traslocobull problemi della vita di tutti i giornirdquocopingrdquobull Problemi legalibull Problemi finanziaribull Perfezionismobull Eccecc
Quindinel paziente cardiopatico(ma anche negli altri)
Sedazione con BZD (short antagonizzabili)
bull Sedazione cosciente con N2O
bull empatia
bull Buona analgesia
Fin qui nov 10
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bull anginal and heart attack
Puntata ipertensiva
bull Segni e sintomindash Cefaleavertiginironziindash Disturbi della vistandash Cardiopalmo(tachicardia)ndash (dispnea)ndash Epistassi
bull Trattamentondash Nifedipina(nifedicor)5-15 gtt sublingualiOppndash Clonidina(catapresan) mezza1 fiala im o ev lentaOppndash Furosemide(Lasix) 1 2 fl im o ev lentandash Ossigenoterapia(occhialini)
Aritmie
bull Senza ECG
bull ipocineticheipercinetiche
Allergia
ndash Limitata ad un sistema o generalizzatandash Faringe e prime vie aereeedema angioneuroticondash Tratto respiratorioasmabroncospasmostridorendash Cuteorticariapruritondash Anafilassitutti i precedenti+collasso cardiocircolatoriondash DDangioedema ereditario
ndash Segni e sintomindash Pruritoarrossamentopomfiedema labbramucose boccafaringehellipndash Distress respiratorioasmandash Ipotensionepolso piccolofrequentepallore
bull Ossigenobull Chiamare aiutobull Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
anafilassi
bull Posizione supina
bull Ossigenazione
bull Adrenalina im 05mg
bull Liquidi evndash Antistaminico trimeton 10 mg im
ndash Cortisone
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull In caso di arrestoCPR
Cause di allergia
bull Materiali implantari e amalgama metallititanioporcellane e metalli nobili mercurio
bull Latexdighebull Acrilatibull Formaldeidebull Clorexidinabull AL e conservanti (metilparaben)
bull patch testing prick testing and blood tests for allergen-specific IgE
Sincope vasovagalesvenimentobull Segni e sintomi
ndash Svenimentondash Nausea ndash Debolezzandash Pallorendash Cute fredda e sudatandash Polso rallentatoma prima tachindash Ipotensionendash Discomfort addominalendash Midriasindash sbadiglio
bull Trattamentondash Posizione supinandash Elevare gli arti infndash Ossigenondash Monitorizzare ndash Atropina 05 mg im o iv
Fattori scatenanti psicogenipauraansiastress emotivocattive notiziedolorespecie se improvviso ed inaspettatovista del sanguestrumenti chirurgicisiringhe
Fattori scatenanti non psicogeniStazione erettaFame da salto del pasto o da dietaEsaurimentostanchezzaCattive condizioni fisicheAmbiente caldo-umidoAffollamentoSesso maschileGiovani16-35 anni
Pathophysiology
Stress
Catecholamines release
Decreased peripheral vascular resistance amp uarr blood flow to peripheral muscles
darr venous return
darr circulatory blood vol amp drop in arterial BP
Activation of Compensatory mechanisms
Reflex bradycardia develops (lt 50)
Significant drop in cardiac output associated with fall in BP below the critical level
Cerebral ischemia amp loss of consciousness
Assess consciousness (loss of response to sensory stimulation)
Activate office emergency system
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Perform additional procedures
Administer aromatic ammonia
Administer atropine if bradycardia persists
Do not panic
Post syncopal recovery- delayed recovery-
Postpone dental treatment Activate EMS
Determine precipitating factors
POSTURAL HYPOTENSION
Predisposing factors
bull Administration and ingestion of drugs eg antihypertensives like sodium depleting diuretics calcium channel blockers ampganglion blocking agents sedatives and narcotics histamine blockers levo dopa
bull Prolonged period of recumbency or convalescence
bull Inadequate postural reflex
bull Late stage pregnancy
bull Advanced age
bull Venous defects in legs (eg varicose veins)
bull Recovery from sympathectomy
bull Addissonrsquos disease
bull Physical exhaustion and starvation
bull Chronic postural hypotension (Shy ndash Drager syndrome)
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
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ipoglicemia
bull Segni e sintomibull Senso di fame
ndash Parola strascicataincoerentendash Comportamento alteratondash Polso rapidondash Apprensioneansiairrequietezzaaggressivitagravendash Disorientamentoperdita di coscienzandash Tremorindash sudorazione
bull Trattamentondash Succo di fruttacaramellazuccherino posndash Se egrave avvenuta perdita di coscienzaglucosio evndash Nel dubbio tra iper e ipoglicemiameglio somministrare glucosio comunque
ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
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Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
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Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
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Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
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Considerations for Perioperative Anticoagulationarfarin therapy - management during invasive procedures and
surgeryBibliographic Source(s)
Medical Services Commission Warfarin therapy - management during invasive procedures and surgery Victoria (BC) British Columbia Medical Services Commission 2010 Oct 1 7 p [8 references]
bull Note Always consult with the surgeon and anesthesiologist aboutbull Risk of bleedingbull Goal INRbull Acceptable INR for surgerybull Baseline INR is recommended in every case and this will guide further therapybull Always discuss with surgeon and anesthesiologist what the INR should be before surgery (goal INR)bull An INR lt15 is generally acceptable except for neurosurgery ocular surgery and procedures requiring spinal anesthesia or epidural analgesia (Horlocker et al
2003)bull Risk of bleedingbull In general the type of procedure determines the risk of bleeding and how long anticoagulation must be withheld post-operativelybull Discontinuation of warfarin is essential for these procedures associated with a high risk of bleeding
ndash Procedures that the body cavity is entered eg open thoracic abdominal or pelvic surgeryndash Percutaneous needle procedures in non-compressible sites including organ biopsiesndash Any type of prostatic surgeryndash Surgery sites where minor bleeding can cause significant morbidity (eg central nervous system [CNS] and intraocular procedures)ndash Major arthroplasty surgery eg hip or knee replacement
bull Discontinuation of warfarin is usually not necessary for these procedures associated with a low risk of bleedingndash Percutaneous needle procedures in readily compressible sites (eg peripheral venous access)ndash Many skin proceduresndash Routine dental procedures (eg hygiene simple extractions restorations endodontics prosthetics)
ndash Endoscopy without biopsy
bull Assess the risk of bleeding from the procedure with the assistance of the surgeon and anesthesiologistC
Guidelines for pre-operative cardiac risk assessment and perioperative cardiac management in non-cardiac surgeryBibliographic Source(s)
Task Force for Preoperative Cardiac Risk Assessment and Perioperative [trunc] European Society of Anaesthesiology Poldermans D Bax JJ Boersma E De Hert S Eeckhout E Fowkes G Gorenek B Hennerici MG Iung B Kelm M Kjeldsen KP Kristensen SD Lopez-Sendon J Pelosi P Philippe F Pierard L Ponikowski P Schmid JP Sellevold OF Sicari R Van den Berghe G Vermassen F Guidelines for pre-operative cardiac risk
assessment and perioperative cardiac management in non-cardiac surgery Eur Heart J 2009 Nov30(22)2769-812 [238 references] PubMed
bull Pre-operative Evaluationbull Surgical Risk for Cardiac Eventsbull Although patient-specific factors are more important than surgery-specific factors in predicting the cardiac risk for noncardiac surgical procedures
the type of surgery cannot be ignored when evaluating a particular patient undergoing an intervention With regard to cardiac risk surgicalinterventions can be divided into low-risk intermediate-risk and high-risk groups with estimated 30-day cardiac event rates (cardiac death and myocardial infarction [MI]) of lt1 1ndash5 and gt5 respectively (see table below) Although only a rough estimation this risk stratification providesa good indication of the need for cardiac evaluation drug treatment and assessment of risk for cardiac events
bull Table Surgical Riska Estimatebull Low-risk lt1 Intermediate-risk 1-5 High-risk gt5bull Breastbull Dentalbull Endocrinebull Eyebull Gynaecologybull Reconstructivebull Orthopaedic-minor (knee surgery)bull Urologic-minor Abdominalbull Carotidbull Peripheral arterial angioplastybull Endovascular aneurysm repairbull Head and neck surgerybull Neurologicalorthopaedic-major (hip and spine surgery)bull Pulmonary renalliver transplantbull Urologic-major Aortic and major vascular surgerybull Peripheral vascular surgerybull aRisk of MI and cardiac death within 30 days after surgery Modified from Boersma et al Perioperative cardiovascular mortality in noncardiac
surgery validation of the Lee cardiac risk index Am J Med 20051181134ndash1141
Segni vitali
bull Prima di ogni trattamento dovrebbero essere misurati i segni vitaliPAFCrespirazione e temperatura
Inserire fot Omron
IMG_6728JPG
ContecVital Signs Monitor PatientMonitor with CE Certificate
(CMS5000)
Riconoscere una emergenza
bull Segni e sintomi di emergenza incipiente
ndash Dolore toracico
ndash Cute pallida
ndash Sudorazione
ndash Vomito(nausea)
ndash RESPIRAZIONE IRREGOLARE
ndash SENSAZIONI STRANE O INSOLITE
ndash Modificazioni delle frequenza e o della pressione
Codice di deontologia medica
bull Art 7 ndash Obbligo drsquointervento drsquourgenza Il medico
e devetempestivamente attivarsi per assicurare ognispecifica adeguata assistenza
Procedure iniziali nellrsquoemergenzabull Interrompere la procedura
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull Chiamare il kit di emergenza
bull Valutare lo stato di coscienzase incoscienteabbassare la poltrona trendelemburg
bull Somministrare O2se coscienteocchialinise incosciente ma respira maschera se incosciente e non respira pallone e maschera
Algoritmo di base
bull PABCDbull Posizionare
bull A airway
bull B breathing
bull Ccirculation
bull Ddefinitivo o diagnosi
Come valutare lo stato di coscienza
1 come definirlo cosciente
vigile
soporoso
coma
2 come riconoscerlo stimolo verbale
stimolo doloroso
3 come valutarlo risposta verbale
apertura occhi
risposta motoria
Valutare le vie aereeaprire la bocca
estendere il capo e sostenere il mentoimpiegare lrsquoaspirazione se necessario
Valutare la respirazionese non respiradai due respiri con ossigeno 100
se in apneainserisci la cannula orofaringea chiama per lrsquoAED
Valutare la circolazionecerca il polsocarotide(radiale)
in assenza di polsopreparati per CPRmettere il paziente in pianomeglio al suolo iniziare MCE
applicare lrsquoAED se crsquoegrave il polsovalutare la frequenza e la forza
Distress
bull Respiratoriobroncospasmoasma
bull ToracicodoloreanginaMI
bull Psicologicoagitazioneconvulsioni
bull Prevenire il distress
ndash Ambiente accoglientetranquillorilassato
ndash Minimizzare la paurail freddo
ndash Mantenere PA e FC e respirazione nei limiti
ndash Non interrompere la terapia
Valutare il paz e la situazionebull Controllare i segni vitali del pazientePAFCrespirazionecolorebull Non tentare di trasportare il paziente da solibull Chiama immediatamente il 118 se
ndash Arresto cardiacondash Arresto respiratoriondash incoscienzagt 1 minndash Stato confusionale prolungatondash Dolore toracico gt 5 min non alleviato dal venitrinndash Difficoltagrave respiratoriandash Convulsionindash Ipotensione grave o tachicardia()
bull Tratta il paziente in emergenza finchegrave non arriva il soccorsobull Tieni pronta la cartella e quanto fatto finora per la squadra di soccorsobull Compila la scheda delle emergenze in studio
What types of emergencies can be expected in the dental office
Ostruzione delle vie aeree
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentoimprovvisaafferrare la gola(segno universale)ndash Stridorendash Tosse violentandash Dispneaspasmindash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Tosse forzatandash Compressione addominalendash Percussione dorsale con paziente curvo in avanti ndash Ossigenazione ndash Ispezione delle prime vie aereendash laringoscopiopinza di Magillaspiratorendash Chiamare aiutondash Trasferimento in ospedale per broncoscopia in urgenza
How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver You tubehttpyoutubekJDpr05zmB4
bull How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver
bull Edited by Bob Robertson Rob S Nicole Willson Travis Derouin and 37 others
bull Googlewikihow
Airway obstruction management
Asmabroncospasmo
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentondash Sensazione di peso sul toracendash stridorendash Tossendash Dispneandash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Posizionare il pazsedutobraccia in avantindash Ossigenondash Spray con salbutamol 2 puffripeti dopo 5 min se inefficacendash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
bull httpyoutubekff3co6xwik
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Arresto cardiaco
bull Segni e sintomibull Non rispondebull Non respirabull Non ha polsobull Trattamento
ndash Mettere il paz supinotavola sotto il torace o stendere sul pavimento
ndash Chiamare aiutondash Attaccare AED e seguire le istruzionindash Iniziare CPRndash Ossigenare ventilazione con pallone e maschera
bull httpyoutubeI-eFjl2G9vg
Emerg Med J 2012 Nov29(11)890-3 Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
Segal N Laurent F Maman L Plaisance P Augustin P
bull Source
bull Emergency Department Lariboisiegravere Hospital Paris 7 University (Paris Diderot) Paris France drnicolassegalgmailcom
bull Conflicting studies exist about the effectiveness of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on a dental chair In some situations dental surgeons are obliged to perform CPR with the patient on the chair Feedback devices are supposed to guide the compression depth in order to improve the quality of CPR but some devices are based on an accelerometer that can theoretically report erroneous results because of the lack of rigidity of a dental chair
bull OBJECTIVE
bull The aim of this study was to evaluate the accuracy of these devices to guide chest compressions on a dental chair
Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
bull METHODSbull A prospective randomised crossover equivalencenon-inferiority study was conducted to compare
the values of compression depths provided by the feedback device (Real CPR Help(reg) delivered by Zollcopy Medical Corporation Chelmsford MA USA) with the real measurements provided by the manikin (Resusci Anne(reg) Advanced SkillTrainer Laerdal Medical AScopy Norway) Chest-compression-only CPR was performed by 15 Basic Life Support instructors who carried out two rounds of continuous CPR for 2 min each Data were analysed with a correlation test a Bland-Altman method and a Wilcoxon test Statistical significance was defined as plt005
bull RESULTSbull A significant difference was found between the mean depths of compression measured by the
feedback device and the manikin on a dental chair and on the floor (plt00001) The feedback device overestimated the depth of chest compressions and Bland-Altman analysis demonstrated poor agreement
bull CONCLUSION
bull This study indicates that feedback devices with accelerometer technology are not sufficiently reliable to ensure adequate chest compression on dental chairs
Angina
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato
alle spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash sollievo con NTGsi spera ndash Ansiapalloresudorazionetachicardia
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minNatispraysublinguale ndash Ossigenondash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
Localizzazioni del dolore anginoso
Sharplocalized
radiating or notmay radiate to
teeth
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bull Molto pertinente
bull httpyoutubejd-9DSDWSsI
bull Angina pectoris medical emergency
Infarto miocardico
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato alle
spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash Mancato sollievo con NTG ndash Dispneasincopediaforesimorte improvvisa
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minndash Ossigenondash Aspirina 165-325 mgndash AnalgesicomorfinabuprenorfinaN2Ondash Chiamare aiutondash Posizionare AED ndash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
ndash MONAMorfinaossigenonitroglicerinaaspirina
Fattori di rischio per cardiopatia ischemica
bull Etagravebull Sesso maschilema = gt 65 annibull Ipertensionebull DislipidemieColestTGHDL lowbull Diabetebull Fumobull Familiaritagravebull Malattie infiammatorie sistemiche collagenopatiebull Obesitagrave bull Metabolic syndrome This has been characterized by the presence of
hyperinsulinemia (fasting glucose level ge 100 mgdL) abdominal obesity (waist circumference gt40 in for men or gt35 in for women) decreased HDL cholesterol levels (lt 40 mgdL for men or lt 50 mgdL for women) hypertriglyceridemia (gt150 mgdL) and hypertension (ge 13085 mm Hg) Based on data from the 2000 US census an estimated 47 million Americans have the metabolic syndrome Patients with the metabolic syndrome have a 3-fold increased risk for coronary atherosclerosis and stroke compared with those without this syndrome
Fattori precipitanti lrsquoischemia
bull Sforzo fisico
bull Basse temperature
bull Digestione
bull Tachicardiafebbreipertiroidismo
bull Emozionistressndash Psichico(pauracontatto
ravvicinatooppressionecostrizioneinpossibilitagrave di muiversidi parlareodori sgradevolivista irritante o sgradevole
ndash dolore
bull Innalzamento vita media
bull Miglioramento condizioni socio-economiche ()
bull Procedure odontoiatriche sempre piugrave conservative
Maggiore frequenza di cardiopatici nella pratica odontoiatrica
Fattori stressantistressors
bull Malattiapersonale o di amici o famigliaribull Morte di un famigliare o di una persona amatabull Problemi di relazioni interpersonalibull Sovraccarico di lavorobull Inizio di un lavoro nuovobull disoccupazionebull pensionebull gravidanzabull affollamentobull traslocobull problemi della vita di tutti i giornirdquocopingrdquobull Problemi legalibull Problemi finanziaribull Perfezionismobull Eccecc
Quindinel paziente cardiopatico(ma anche negli altri)
Sedazione con BZD (short antagonizzabili)
bull Sedazione cosciente con N2O
bull empatia
bull Buona analgesia
Fin qui nov 10
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bull anginal and heart attack
Puntata ipertensiva
bull Segni e sintomindash Cefaleavertiginironziindash Disturbi della vistandash Cardiopalmo(tachicardia)ndash (dispnea)ndash Epistassi
bull Trattamentondash Nifedipina(nifedicor)5-15 gtt sublingualiOppndash Clonidina(catapresan) mezza1 fiala im o ev lentaOppndash Furosemide(Lasix) 1 2 fl im o ev lentandash Ossigenoterapia(occhialini)
Aritmie
bull Senza ECG
bull ipocineticheipercinetiche
Allergia
ndash Limitata ad un sistema o generalizzatandash Faringe e prime vie aereeedema angioneuroticondash Tratto respiratorioasmabroncospasmostridorendash Cuteorticariapruritondash Anafilassitutti i precedenti+collasso cardiocircolatoriondash DDangioedema ereditario
ndash Segni e sintomindash Pruritoarrossamentopomfiedema labbramucose boccafaringehellipndash Distress respiratorioasmandash Ipotensionepolso piccolofrequentepallore
bull Ossigenobull Chiamare aiutobull Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
anafilassi
bull Posizione supina
bull Ossigenazione
bull Adrenalina im 05mg
bull Liquidi evndash Antistaminico trimeton 10 mg im
ndash Cortisone
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull In caso di arrestoCPR
Cause di allergia
bull Materiali implantari e amalgama metallititanioporcellane e metalli nobili mercurio
bull Latexdighebull Acrilatibull Formaldeidebull Clorexidinabull AL e conservanti (metilparaben)
bull patch testing prick testing and blood tests for allergen-specific IgE
Sincope vasovagalesvenimentobull Segni e sintomi
ndash Svenimentondash Nausea ndash Debolezzandash Pallorendash Cute fredda e sudatandash Polso rallentatoma prima tachindash Ipotensionendash Discomfort addominalendash Midriasindash sbadiglio
bull Trattamentondash Posizione supinandash Elevare gli arti infndash Ossigenondash Monitorizzare ndash Atropina 05 mg im o iv
Fattori scatenanti psicogenipauraansiastress emotivocattive notiziedolorespecie se improvviso ed inaspettatovista del sanguestrumenti chirurgicisiringhe
Fattori scatenanti non psicogeniStazione erettaFame da salto del pasto o da dietaEsaurimentostanchezzaCattive condizioni fisicheAmbiente caldo-umidoAffollamentoSesso maschileGiovani16-35 anni
Pathophysiology
Stress
Catecholamines release
Decreased peripheral vascular resistance amp uarr blood flow to peripheral muscles
darr venous return
darr circulatory blood vol amp drop in arterial BP
Activation of Compensatory mechanisms
Reflex bradycardia develops (lt 50)
Significant drop in cardiac output associated with fall in BP below the critical level
Cerebral ischemia amp loss of consciousness
Assess consciousness (loss of response to sensory stimulation)
Activate office emergency system
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Perform additional procedures
Administer aromatic ammonia
Administer atropine if bradycardia persists
Do not panic
Post syncopal recovery- delayed recovery-
Postpone dental treatment Activate EMS
Determine precipitating factors
POSTURAL HYPOTENSION
Predisposing factors
bull Administration and ingestion of drugs eg antihypertensives like sodium depleting diuretics calcium channel blockers ampganglion blocking agents sedatives and narcotics histamine blockers levo dopa
bull Prolonged period of recumbency or convalescence
bull Inadequate postural reflex
bull Late stage pregnancy
bull Advanced age
bull Venous defects in legs (eg varicose veins)
bull Recovery from sympathectomy
bull Addissonrsquos disease
bull Physical exhaustion and starvation
bull Chronic postural hypotension (Shy ndash Drager syndrome)
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
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ipoglicemia
bull Segni e sintomibull Senso di fame
ndash Parola strascicataincoerentendash Comportamento alteratondash Polso rapidondash Apprensioneansiairrequietezzaaggressivitagravendash Disorientamentoperdita di coscienzandash Tremorindash sudorazione
bull Trattamentondash Succo di fruttacaramellazuccherino posndash Se egrave avvenuta perdita di coscienzaglucosio evndash Nel dubbio tra iper e ipoglicemiameglio somministrare glucosio comunque
ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
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Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
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Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
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Guidelines for pre-operative cardiac risk assessment and perioperative cardiac management in non-cardiac surgeryBibliographic Source(s)
Task Force for Preoperative Cardiac Risk Assessment and Perioperative [trunc] European Society of Anaesthesiology Poldermans D Bax JJ Boersma E De Hert S Eeckhout E Fowkes G Gorenek B Hennerici MG Iung B Kelm M Kjeldsen KP Kristensen SD Lopez-Sendon J Pelosi P Philippe F Pierard L Ponikowski P Schmid JP Sellevold OF Sicari R Van den Berghe G Vermassen F Guidelines for pre-operative cardiac risk
assessment and perioperative cardiac management in non-cardiac surgery Eur Heart J 2009 Nov30(22)2769-812 [238 references] PubMed
bull Pre-operative Evaluationbull Surgical Risk for Cardiac Eventsbull Although patient-specific factors are more important than surgery-specific factors in predicting the cardiac risk for noncardiac surgical procedures
the type of surgery cannot be ignored when evaluating a particular patient undergoing an intervention With regard to cardiac risk surgicalinterventions can be divided into low-risk intermediate-risk and high-risk groups with estimated 30-day cardiac event rates (cardiac death and myocardial infarction [MI]) of lt1 1ndash5 and gt5 respectively (see table below) Although only a rough estimation this risk stratification providesa good indication of the need for cardiac evaluation drug treatment and assessment of risk for cardiac events
bull Table Surgical Riska Estimatebull Low-risk lt1 Intermediate-risk 1-5 High-risk gt5bull Breastbull Dentalbull Endocrinebull Eyebull Gynaecologybull Reconstructivebull Orthopaedic-minor (knee surgery)bull Urologic-minor Abdominalbull Carotidbull Peripheral arterial angioplastybull Endovascular aneurysm repairbull Head and neck surgerybull Neurologicalorthopaedic-major (hip and spine surgery)bull Pulmonary renalliver transplantbull Urologic-major Aortic and major vascular surgerybull Peripheral vascular surgerybull aRisk of MI and cardiac death within 30 days after surgery Modified from Boersma et al Perioperative cardiovascular mortality in noncardiac
surgery validation of the Lee cardiac risk index Am J Med 20051181134ndash1141
Segni vitali
bull Prima di ogni trattamento dovrebbero essere misurati i segni vitaliPAFCrespirazione e temperatura
Inserire fot Omron
IMG_6728JPG
ContecVital Signs Monitor PatientMonitor with CE Certificate
(CMS5000)
Riconoscere una emergenza
bull Segni e sintomi di emergenza incipiente
ndash Dolore toracico
ndash Cute pallida
ndash Sudorazione
ndash Vomito(nausea)
ndash RESPIRAZIONE IRREGOLARE
ndash SENSAZIONI STRANE O INSOLITE
ndash Modificazioni delle frequenza e o della pressione
Codice di deontologia medica
bull Art 7 ndash Obbligo drsquointervento drsquourgenza Il medico
e devetempestivamente attivarsi per assicurare ognispecifica adeguata assistenza
Procedure iniziali nellrsquoemergenzabull Interrompere la procedura
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull Chiamare il kit di emergenza
bull Valutare lo stato di coscienzase incoscienteabbassare la poltrona trendelemburg
bull Somministrare O2se coscienteocchialinise incosciente ma respira maschera se incosciente e non respira pallone e maschera
Algoritmo di base
bull PABCDbull Posizionare
bull A airway
bull B breathing
bull Ccirculation
bull Ddefinitivo o diagnosi
Come valutare lo stato di coscienza
1 come definirlo cosciente
vigile
soporoso
coma
2 come riconoscerlo stimolo verbale
stimolo doloroso
3 come valutarlo risposta verbale
apertura occhi
risposta motoria
Valutare le vie aereeaprire la bocca
estendere il capo e sostenere il mentoimpiegare lrsquoaspirazione se necessario
Valutare la respirazionese non respiradai due respiri con ossigeno 100
se in apneainserisci la cannula orofaringea chiama per lrsquoAED
Valutare la circolazionecerca il polsocarotide(radiale)
in assenza di polsopreparati per CPRmettere il paziente in pianomeglio al suolo iniziare MCE
applicare lrsquoAED se crsquoegrave il polsovalutare la frequenza e la forza
Distress
bull Respiratoriobroncospasmoasma
bull ToracicodoloreanginaMI
bull Psicologicoagitazioneconvulsioni
bull Prevenire il distress
ndash Ambiente accoglientetranquillorilassato
ndash Minimizzare la paurail freddo
ndash Mantenere PA e FC e respirazione nei limiti
ndash Non interrompere la terapia
Valutare il paz e la situazionebull Controllare i segni vitali del pazientePAFCrespirazionecolorebull Non tentare di trasportare il paziente da solibull Chiama immediatamente il 118 se
ndash Arresto cardiacondash Arresto respiratoriondash incoscienzagt 1 minndash Stato confusionale prolungatondash Dolore toracico gt 5 min non alleviato dal venitrinndash Difficoltagrave respiratoriandash Convulsionindash Ipotensione grave o tachicardia()
bull Tratta il paziente in emergenza finchegrave non arriva il soccorsobull Tieni pronta la cartella e quanto fatto finora per la squadra di soccorsobull Compila la scheda delle emergenze in studio
What types of emergencies can be expected in the dental office
Ostruzione delle vie aeree
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentoimprovvisaafferrare la gola(segno universale)ndash Stridorendash Tosse violentandash Dispneaspasmindash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Tosse forzatandash Compressione addominalendash Percussione dorsale con paziente curvo in avanti ndash Ossigenazione ndash Ispezione delle prime vie aereendash laringoscopiopinza di Magillaspiratorendash Chiamare aiutondash Trasferimento in ospedale per broncoscopia in urgenza
How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver You tubehttpyoutubekJDpr05zmB4
bull How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver
bull Edited by Bob Robertson Rob S Nicole Willson Travis Derouin and 37 others
bull Googlewikihow
Airway obstruction management
Asmabroncospasmo
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentondash Sensazione di peso sul toracendash stridorendash Tossendash Dispneandash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Posizionare il pazsedutobraccia in avantindash Ossigenondash Spray con salbutamol 2 puffripeti dopo 5 min se inefficacendash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
bull httpyoutubekff3co6xwik
bull httpyoutubeEK8nzKzdnIM
bull httpyoutubewlygTaY4ioc
Arresto cardiaco
bull Segni e sintomibull Non rispondebull Non respirabull Non ha polsobull Trattamento
ndash Mettere il paz supinotavola sotto il torace o stendere sul pavimento
ndash Chiamare aiutondash Attaccare AED e seguire le istruzionindash Iniziare CPRndash Ossigenare ventilazione con pallone e maschera
bull httpyoutubeI-eFjl2G9vg
Emerg Med J 2012 Nov29(11)890-3 Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
Segal N Laurent F Maman L Plaisance P Augustin P
bull Source
bull Emergency Department Lariboisiegravere Hospital Paris 7 University (Paris Diderot) Paris France drnicolassegalgmailcom
bull Conflicting studies exist about the effectiveness of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on a dental chair In some situations dental surgeons are obliged to perform CPR with the patient on the chair Feedback devices are supposed to guide the compression depth in order to improve the quality of CPR but some devices are based on an accelerometer that can theoretically report erroneous results because of the lack of rigidity of a dental chair
bull OBJECTIVE
bull The aim of this study was to evaluate the accuracy of these devices to guide chest compressions on a dental chair
Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
bull METHODSbull A prospective randomised crossover equivalencenon-inferiority study was conducted to compare
the values of compression depths provided by the feedback device (Real CPR Help(reg) delivered by Zollcopy Medical Corporation Chelmsford MA USA) with the real measurements provided by the manikin (Resusci Anne(reg) Advanced SkillTrainer Laerdal Medical AScopy Norway) Chest-compression-only CPR was performed by 15 Basic Life Support instructors who carried out two rounds of continuous CPR for 2 min each Data were analysed with a correlation test a Bland-Altman method and a Wilcoxon test Statistical significance was defined as plt005
bull RESULTSbull A significant difference was found between the mean depths of compression measured by the
feedback device and the manikin on a dental chair and on the floor (plt00001) The feedback device overestimated the depth of chest compressions and Bland-Altman analysis demonstrated poor agreement
bull CONCLUSION
bull This study indicates that feedback devices with accelerometer technology are not sufficiently reliable to ensure adequate chest compression on dental chairs
Angina
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato
alle spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash sollievo con NTGsi spera ndash Ansiapalloresudorazionetachicardia
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minNatispraysublinguale ndash Ossigenondash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
Localizzazioni del dolore anginoso
Sharplocalized
radiating or notmay radiate to
teeth
You tube3 IUSB angina attack
bull httpyoutubeufyxHSSvcG8
bull Molto pertinente
bull httpyoutubejd-9DSDWSsI
bull Angina pectoris medical emergency
Infarto miocardico
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato alle
spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash Mancato sollievo con NTG ndash Dispneasincopediaforesimorte improvvisa
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minndash Ossigenondash Aspirina 165-325 mgndash AnalgesicomorfinabuprenorfinaN2Ondash Chiamare aiutondash Posizionare AED ndash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
ndash MONAMorfinaossigenonitroglicerinaaspirina
Fattori di rischio per cardiopatia ischemica
bull Etagravebull Sesso maschilema = gt 65 annibull Ipertensionebull DislipidemieColestTGHDL lowbull Diabetebull Fumobull Familiaritagravebull Malattie infiammatorie sistemiche collagenopatiebull Obesitagrave bull Metabolic syndrome This has been characterized by the presence of
hyperinsulinemia (fasting glucose level ge 100 mgdL) abdominal obesity (waist circumference gt40 in for men or gt35 in for women) decreased HDL cholesterol levels (lt 40 mgdL for men or lt 50 mgdL for women) hypertriglyceridemia (gt150 mgdL) and hypertension (ge 13085 mm Hg) Based on data from the 2000 US census an estimated 47 million Americans have the metabolic syndrome Patients with the metabolic syndrome have a 3-fold increased risk for coronary atherosclerosis and stroke compared with those without this syndrome
Fattori precipitanti lrsquoischemia
bull Sforzo fisico
bull Basse temperature
bull Digestione
bull Tachicardiafebbreipertiroidismo
bull Emozionistressndash Psichico(pauracontatto
ravvicinatooppressionecostrizioneinpossibilitagrave di muiversidi parlareodori sgradevolivista irritante o sgradevole
ndash dolore
bull Innalzamento vita media
bull Miglioramento condizioni socio-economiche ()
bull Procedure odontoiatriche sempre piugrave conservative
Maggiore frequenza di cardiopatici nella pratica odontoiatrica
Fattori stressantistressors
bull Malattiapersonale o di amici o famigliaribull Morte di un famigliare o di una persona amatabull Problemi di relazioni interpersonalibull Sovraccarico di lavorobull Inizio di un lavoro nuovobull disoccupazionebull pensionebull gravidanzabull affollamentobull traslocobull problemi della vita di tutti i giornirdquocopingrdquobull Problemi legalibull Problemi finanziaribull Perfezionismobull Eccecc
Quindinel paziente cardiopatico(ma anche negli altri)
Sedazione con BZD (short antagonizzabili)
bull Sedazione cosciente con N2O
bull empatia
bull Buona analgesia
Fin qui nov 10
bull httpyoutubeSuFvAbf_uJs
bull anginal and heart attack
Puntata ipertensiva
bull Segni e sintomindash Cefaleavertiginironziindash Disturbi della vistandash Cardiopalmo(tachicardia)ndash (dispnea)ndash Epistassi
bull Trattamentondash Nifedipina(nifedicor)5-15 gtt sublingualiOppndash Clonidina(catapresan) mezza1 fiala im o ev lentaOppndash Furosemide(Lasix) 1 2 fl im o ev lentandash Ossigenoterapia(occhialini)
Aritmie
bull Senza ECG
bull ipocineticheipercinetiche
Allergia
ndash Limitata ad un sistema o generalizzatandash Faringe e prime vie aereeedema angioneuroticondash Tratto respiratorioasmabroncospasmostridorendash Cuteorticariapruritondash Anafilassitutti i precedenti+collasso cardiocircolatoriondash DDangioedema ereditario
ndash Segni e sintomindash Pruritoarrossamentopomfiedema labbramucose boccafaringehellipndash Distress respiratorioasmandash Ipotensionepolso piccolofrequentepallore
bull Ossigenobull Chiamare aiutobull Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
anafilassi
bull Posizione supina
bull Ossigenazione
bull Adrenalina im 05mg
bull Liquidi evndash Antistaminico trimeton 10 mg im
ndash Cortisone
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull In caso di arrestoCPR
Cause di allergia
bull Materiali implantari e amalgama metallititanioporcellane e metalli nobili mercurio
bull Latexdighebull Acrilatibull Formaldeidebull Clorexidinabull AL e conservanti (metilparaben)
bull patch testing prick testing and blood tests for allergen-specific IgE
Sincope vasovagalesvenimentobull Segni e sintomi
ndash Svenimentondash Nausea ndash Debolezzandash Pallorendash Cute fredda e sudatandash Polso rallentatoma prima tachindash Ipotensionendash Discomfort addominalendash Midriasindash sbadiglio
bull Trattamentondash Posizione supinandash Elevare gli arti infndash Ossigenondash Monitorizzare ndash Atropina 05 mg im o iv
Fattori scatenanti psicogenipauraansiastress emotivocattive notiziedolorespecie se improvviso ed inaspettatovista del sanguestrumenti chirurgicisiringhe
Fattori scatenanti non psicogeniStazione erettaFame da salto del pasto o da dietaEsaurimentostanchezzaCattive condizioni fisicheAmbiente caldo-umidoAffollamentoSesso maschileGiovani16-35 anni
Pathophysiology
Stress
Catecholamines release
Decreased peripheral vascular resistance amp uarr blood flow to peripheral muscles
darr venous return
darr circulatory blood vol amp drop in arterial BP
Activation of Compensatory mechanisms
Reflex bradycardia develops (lt 50)
Significant drop in cardiac output associated with fall in BP below the critical level
Cerebral ischemia amp loss of consciousness
Assess consciousness (loss of response to sensory stimulation)
Activate office emergency system
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Perform additional procedures
Administer aromatic ammonia
Administer atropine if bradycardia persists
Do not panic
Post syncopal recovery- delayed recovery-
Postpone dental treatment Activate EMS
Determine precipitating factors
POSTURAL HYPOTENSION
Predisposing factors
bull Administration and ingestion of drugs eg antihypertensives like sodium depleting diuretics calcium channel blockers ampganglion blocking agents sedatives and narcotics histamine blockers levo dopa
bull Prolonged period of recumbency or convalescence
bull Inadequate postural reflex
bull Late stage pregnancy
bull Advanced age
bull Venous defects in legs (eg varicose veins)
bull Recovery from sympathectomy
bull Addissonrsquos disease
bull Physical exhaustion and starvation
bull Chronic postural hypotension (Shy ndash Drager syndrome)
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
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ipoglicemia
bull Segni e sintomibull Senso di fame
ndash Parola strascicataincoerentendash Comportamento alteratondash Polso rapidondash Apprensioneansiairrequietezzaaggressivitagravendash Disorientamentoperdita di coscienzandash Tremorindash sudorazione
bull Trattamentondash Succo di fruttacaramellazuccherino posndash Se egrave avvenuta perdita di coscienzaglucosio evndash Nel dubbio tra iper e ipoglicemiameglio somministrare glucosio comunque
ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
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bull buongiornobull non possiamo vendere medicinali a studi medici che non abbiano
sottoscritto lrsquoallegato che Le inoltrobull
bull Riesce ad inoltrare ai due medici il modulo facendomelo poi avere via e-mail o via fax allo 051 796026
bull Grazie millebull
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bull SIAD SpA | I-40064 Ozzano dellEmilia (BO) - Via della Libertagrave 17bull Tel +39 051 799399 | Fax +39 051 796026bull massimiliano_lucchinasiadeu | wwwsiadcom
Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
La valigetta degli orrori set di rianimazione completo di bombola ricaricabile di ossigeno da 05 LT in acciaio riduttore con manometro ed erogatore pallone rianimatore maschera rianimazione 2 cannule di Guedel pinza tiralingua apribocca elicoidale tubo atossico in contenitore plastico antiurto
Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
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Segni vitali
bull Prima di ogni trattamento dovrebbero essere misurati i segni vitaliPAFCrespirazione e temperatura
Inserire fot Omron
IMG_6728JPG
ContecVital Signs Monitor PatientMonitor with CE Certificate
(CMS5000)
Riconoscere una emergenza
bull Segni e sintomi di emergenza incipiente
ndash Dolore toracico
ndash Cute pallida
ndash Sudorazione
ndash Vomito(nausea)
ndash RESPIRAZIONE IRREGOLARE
ndash SENSAZIONI STRANE O INSOLITE
ndash Modificazioni delle frequenza e o della pressione
Codice di deontologia medica
bull Art 7 ndash Obbligo drsquointervento drsquourgenza Il medico
e devetempestivamente attivarsi per assicurare ognispecifica adeguata assistenza
Procedure iniziali nellrsquoemergenzabull Interrompere la procedura
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull Chiamare il kit di emergenza
bull Valutare lo stato di coscienzase incoscienteabbassare la poltrona trendelemburg
bull Somministrare O2se coscienteocchialinise incosciente ma respira maschera se incosciente e non respira pallone e maschera
Algoritmo di base
bull PABCDbull Posizionare
bull A airway
bull B breathing
bull Ccirculation
bull Ddefinitivo o diagnosi
Come valutare lo stato di coscienza
1 come definirlo cosciente
vigile
soporoso
coma
2 come riconoscerlo stimolo verbale
stimolo doloroso
3 come valutarlo risposta verbale
apertura occhi
risposta motoria
Valutare le vie aereeaprire la bocca
estendere il capo e sostenere il mentoimpiegare lrsquoaspirazione se necessario
Valutare la respirazionese non respiradai due respiri con ossigeno 100
se in apneainserisci la cannula orofaringea chiama per lrsquoAED
Valutare la circolazionecerca il polsocarotide(radiale)
in assenza di polsopreparati per CPRmettere il paziente in pianomeglio al suolo iniziare MCE
applicare lrsquoAED se crsquoegrave il polsovalutare la frequenza e la forza
Distress
bull Respiratoriobroncospasmoasma
bull ToracicodoloreanginaMI
bull Psicologicoagitazioneconvulsioni
bull Prevenire il distress
ndash Ambiente accoglientetranquillorilassato
ndash Minimizzare la paurail freddo
ndash Mantenere PA e FC e respirazione nei limiti
ndash Non interrompere la terapia
Valutare il paz e la situazionebull Controllare i segni vitali del pazientePAFCrespirazionecolorebull Non tentare di trasportare il paziente da solibull Chiama immediatamente il 118 se
ndash Arresto cardiacondash Arresto respiratoriondash incoscienzagt 1 minndash Stato confusionale prolungatondash Dolore toracico gt 5 min non alleviato dal venitrinndash Difficoltagrave respiratoriandash Convulsionindash Ipotensione grave o tachicardia()
bull Tratta il paziente in emergenza finchegrave non arriva il soccorsobull Tieni pronta la cartella e quanto fatto finora per la squadra di soccorsobull Compila la scheda delle emergenze in studio
What types of emergencies can be expected in the dental office
Ostruzione delle vie aeree
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentoimprovvisaafferrare la gola(segno universale)ndash Stridorendash Tosse violentandash Dispneaspasmindash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Tosse forzatandash Compressione addominalendash Percussione dorsale con paziente curvo in avanti ndash Ossigenazione ndash Ispezione delle prime vie aereendash laringoscopiopinza di Magillaspiratorendash Chiamare aiutondash Trasferimento in ospedale per broncoscopia in urgenza
How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver You tubehttpyoutubekJDpr05zmB4
bull How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver
bull Edited by Bob Robertson Rob S Nicole Willson Travis Derouin and 37 others
bull Googlewikihow
Airway obstruction management
Asmabroncospasmo
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentondash Sensazione di peso sul toracendash stridorendash Tossendash Dispneandash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Posizionare il pazsedutobraccia in avantindash Ossigenondash Spray con salbutamol 2 puffripeti dopo 5 min se inefficacendash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
bull httpyoutubekff3co6xwik
bull httpyoutubeEK8nzKzdnIM
bull httpyoutubewlygTaY4ioc
Arresto cardiaco
bull Segni e sintomibull Non rispondebull Non respirabull Non ha polsobull Trattamento
ndash Mettere il paz supinotavola sotto il torace o stendere sul pavimento
ndash Chiamare aiutondash Attaccare AED e seguire le istruzionindash Iniziare CPRndash Ossigenare ventilazione con pallone e maschera
bull httpyoutubeI-eFjl2G9vg
Emerg Med J 2012 Nov29(11)890-3 Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
Segal N Laurent F Maman L Plaisance P Augustin P
bull Source
bull Emergency Department Lariboisiegravere Hospital Paris 7 University (Paris Diderot) Paris France drnicolassegalgmailcom
bull Conflicting studies exist about the effectiveness of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on a dental chair In some situations dental surgeons are obliged to perform CPR with the patient on the chair Feedback devices are supposed to guide the compression depth in order to improve the quality of CPR but some devices are based on an accelerometer that can theoretically report erroneous results because of the lack of rigidity of a dental chair
bull OBJECTIVE
bull The aim of this study was to evaluate the accuracy of these devices to guide chest compressions on a dental chair
Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
bull METHODSbull A prospective randomised crossover equivalencenon-inferiority study was conducted to compare
the values of compression depths provided by the feedback device (Real CPR Help(reg) delivered by Zollcopy Medical Corporation Chelmsford MA USA) with the real measurements provided by the manikin (Resusci Anne(reg) Advanced SkillTrainer Laerdal Medical AScopy Norway) Chest-compression-only CPR was performed by 15 Basic Life Support instructors who carried out two rounds of continuous CPR for 2 min each Data were analysed with a correlation test a Bland-Altman method and a Wilcoxon test Statistical significance was defined as plt005
bull RESULTSbull A significant difference was found between the mean depths of compression measured by the
feedback device and the manikin on a dental chair and on the floor (plt00001) The feedback device overestimated the depth of chest compressions and Bland-Altman analysis demonstrated poor agreement
bull CONCLUSION
bull This study indicates that feedback devices with accelerometer technology are not sufficiently reliable to ensure adequate chest compression on dental chairs
Angina
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato
alle spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash sollievo con NTGsi spera ndash Ansiapalloresudorazionetachicardia
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minNatispraysublinguale ndash Ossigenondash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
Localizzazioni del dolore anginoso
Sharplocalized
radiating or notmay radiate to
teeth
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bull httpyoutubeufyxHSSvcG8
bull Molto pertinente
bull httpyoutubejd-9DSDWSsI
bull Angina pectoris medical emergency
Infarto miocardico
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato alle
spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash Mancato sollievo con NTG ndash Dispneasincopediaforesimorte improvvisa
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minndash Ossigenondash Aspirina 165-325 mgndash AnalgesicomorfinabuprenorfinaN2Ondash Chiamare aiutondash Posizionare AED ndash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
ndash MONAMorfinaossigenonitroglicerinaaspirina
Fattori di rischio per cardiopatia ischemica
bull Etagravebull Sesso maschilema = gt 65 annibull Ipertensionebull DislipidemieColestTGHDL lowbull Diabetebull Fumobull Familiaritagravebull Malattie infiammatorie sistemiche collagenopatiebull Obesitagrave bull Metabolic syndrome This has been characterized by the presence of
hyperinsulinemia (fasting glucose level ge 100 mgdL) abdominal obesity (waist circumference gt40 in for men or gt35 in for women) decreased HDL cholesterol levels (lt 40 mgdL for men or lt 50 mgdL for women) hypertriglyceridemia (gt150 mgdL) and hypertension (ge 13085 mm Hg) Based on data from the 2000 US census an estimated 47 million Americans have the metabolic syndrome Patients with the metabolic syndrome have a 3-fold increased risk for coronary atherosclerosis and stroke compared with those without this syndrome
Fattori precipitanti lrsquoischemia
bull Sforzo fisico
bull Basse temperature
bull Digestione
bull Tachicardiafebbreipertiroidismo
bull Emozionistressndash Psichico(pauracontatto
ravvicinatooppressionecostrizioneinpossibilitagrave di muiversidi parlareodori sgradevolivista irritante o sgradevole
ndash dolore
bull Innalzamento vita media
bull Miglioramento condizioni socio-economiche ()
bull Procedure odontoiatriche sempre piugrave conservative
Maggiore frequenza di cardiopatici nella pratica odontoiatrica
Fattori stressantistressors
bull Malattiapersonale o di amici o famigliaribull Morte di un famigliare o di una persona amatabull Problemi di relazioni interpersonalibull Sovraccarico di lavorobull Inizio di un lavoro nuovobull disoccupazionebull pensionebull gravidanzabull affollamentobull traslocobull problemi della vita di tutti i giornirdquocopingrdquobull Problemi legalibull Problemi finanziaribull Perfezionismobull Eccecc
Quindinel paziente cardiopatico(ma anche negli altri)
Sedazione con BZD (short antagonizzabili)
bull Sedazione cosciente con N2O
bull empatia
bull Buona analgesia
Fin qui nov 10
bull httpyoutubeSuFvAbf_uJs
bull anginal and heart attack
Puntata ipertensiva
bull Segni e sintomindash Cefaleavertiginironziindash Disturbi della vistandash Cardiopalmo(tachicardia)ndash (dispnea)ndash Epistassi
bull Trattamentondash Nifedipina(nifedicor)5-15 gtt sublingualiOppndash Clonidina(catapresan) mezza1 fiala im o ev lentaOppndash Furosemide(Lasix) 1 2 fl im o ev lentandash Ossigenoterapia(occhialini)
Aritmie
bull Senza ECG
bull ipocineticheipercinetiche
Allergia
ndash Limitata ad un sistema o generalizzatandash Faringe e prime vie aereeedema angioneuroticondash Tratto respiratorioasmabroncospasmostridorendash Cuteorticariapruritondash Anafilassitutti i precedenti+collasso cardiocircolatoriondash DDangioedema ereditario
ndash Segni e sintomindash Pruritoarrossamentopomfiedema labbramucose boccafaringehellipndash Distress respiratorioasmandash Ipotensionepolso piccolofrequentepallore
bull Ossigenobull Chiamare aiutobull Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
anafilassi
bull Posizione supina
bull Ossigenazione
bull Adrenalina im 05mg
bull Liquidi evndash Antistaminico trimeton 10 mg im
ndash Cortisone
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull In caso di arrestoCPR
Cause di allergia
bull Materiali implantari e amalgama metallititanioporcellane e metalli nobili mercurio
bull Latexdighebull Acrilatibull Formaldeidebull Clorexidinabull AL e conservanti (metilparaben)
bull patch testing prick testing and blood tests for allergen-specific IgE
Sincope vasovagalesvenimentobull Segni e sintomi
ndash Svenimentondash Nausea ndash Debolezzandash Pallorendash Cute fredda e sudatandash Polso rallentatoma prima tachindash Ipotensionendash Discomfort addominalendash Midriasindash sbadiglio
bull Trattamentondash Posizione supinandash Elevare gli arti infndash Ossigenondash Monitorizzare ndash Atropina 05 mg im o iv
Fattori scatenanti psicogenipauraansiastress emotivocattive notiziedolorespecie se improvviso ed inaspettatovista del sanguestrumenti chirurgicisiringhe
Fattori scatenanti non psicogeniStazione erettaFame da salto del pasto o da dietaEsaurimentostanchezzaCattive condizioni fisicheAmbiente caldo-umidoAffollamentoSesso maschileGiovani16-35 anni
Pathophysiology
Stress
Catecholamines release
Decreased peripheral vascular resistance amp uarr blood flow to peripheral muscles
darr venous return
darr circulatory blood vol amp drop in arterial BP
Activation of Compensatory mechanisms
Reflex bradycardia develops (lt 50)
Significant drop in cardiac output associated with fall in BP below the critical level
Cerebral ischemia amp loss of consciousness
Assess consciousness (loss of response to sensory stimulation)
Activate office emergency system
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Perform additional procedures
Administer aromatic ammonia
Administer atropine if bradycardia persists
Do not panic
Post syncopal recovery- delayed recovery-
Postpone dental treatment Activate EMS
Determine precipitating factors
POSTURAL HYPOTENSION
Predisposing factors
bull Administration and ingestion of drugs eg antihypertensives like sodium depleting diuretics calcium channel blockers ampganglion blocking agents sedatives and narcotics histamine blockers levo dopa
bull Prolonged period of recumbency or convalescence
bull Inadequate postural reflex
bull Late stage pregnancy
bull Advanced age
bull Venous defects in legs (eg varicose veins)
bull Recovery from sympathectomy
bull Addissonrsquos disease
bull Physical exhaustion and starvation
bull Chronic postural hypotension (Shy ndash Drager syndrome)
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
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ipoglicemia
bull Segni e sintomibull Senso di fame
ndash Parola strascicataincoerentendash Comportamento alteratondash Polso rapidondash Apprensioneansiairrequietezzaaggressivitagravendash Disorientamentoperdita di coscienzandash Tremorindash sudorazione
bull Trattamentondash Succo di fruttacaramellazuccherino posndash Se egrave avvenuta perdita di coscienzaglucosio evndash Nel dubbio tra iper e ipoglicemiameglio somministrare glucosio comunque
ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
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SIAD Ozzano Emilia via Libertagrave 17 wwwsiadcom
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bull buongiornobull non possiamo vendere medicinali a studi medici che non abbiano
sottoscritto lrsquoallegato che Le inoltrobull
bull Riesce ad inoltrare ai due medici il modulo facendomelo poi avere via e-mail o via fax allo 051 796026
bull Grazie millebull
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bull SIAD SpA | I-40064 Ozzano dellEmilia (BO) - Via della Libertagrave 17bull Tel +39 051 799399 | Fax +39 051 796026bull massimiliano_lucchinasiadeu | wwwsiadcom
Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
La valigetta degli orrori set di rianimazione completo di bombola ricaricabile di ossigeno da 05 LT in acciaio riduttore con manometro ed erogatore pallone rianimatore maschera rianimazione 2 cannule di Guedel pinza tiralingua apribocca elicoidale tubo atossico in contenitore plastico antiurto
Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
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Inserire fot Omron
IMG_6728JPG
ContecVital Signs Monitor PatientMonitor with CE Certificate
(CMS5000)
Riconoscere una emergenza
bull Segni e sintomi di emergenza incipiente
ndash Dolore toracico
ndash Cute pallida
ndash Sudorazione
ndash Vomito(nausea)
ndash RESPIRAZIONE IRREGOLARE
ndash SENSAZIONI STRANE O INSOLITE
ndash Modificazioni delle frequenza e o della pressione
Codice di deontologia medica
bull Art 7 ndash Obbligo drsquointervento drsquourgenza Il medico
e devetempestivamente attivarsi per assicurare ognispecifica adeguata assistenza
Procedure iniziali nellrsquoemergenzabull Interrompere la procedura
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull Chiamare il kit di emergenza
bull Valutare lo stato di coscienzase incoscienteabbassare la poltrona trendelemburg
bull Somministrare O2se coscienteocchialinise incosciente ma respira maschera se incosciente e non respira pallone e maschera
Algoritmo di base
bull PABCDbull Posizionare
bull A airway
bull B breathing
bull Ccirculation
bull Ddefinitivo o diagnosi
Come valutare lo stato di coscienza
1 come definirlo cosciente
vigile
soporoso
coma
2 come riconoscerlo stimolo verbale
stimolo doloroso
3 come valutarlo risposta verbale
apertura occhi
risposta motoria
Valutare le vie aereeaprire la bocca
estendere il capo e sostenere il mentoimpiegare lrsquoaspirazione se necessario
Valutare la respirazionese non respiradai due respiri con ossigeno 100
se in apneainserisci la cannula orofaringea chiama per lrsquoAED
Valutare la circolazionecerca il polsocarotide(radiale)
in assenza di polsopreparati per CPRmettere il paziente in pianomeglio al suolo iniziare MCE
applicare lrsquoAED se crsquoegrave il polsovalutare la frequenza e la forza
Distress
bull Respiratoriobroncospasmoasma
bull ToracicodoloreanginaMI
bull Psicologicoagitazioneconvulsioni
bull Prevenire il distress
ndash Ambiente accoglientetranquillorilassato
ndash Minimizzare la paurail freddo
ndash Mantenere PA e FC e respirazione nei limiti
ndash Non interrompere la terapia
Valutare il paz e la situazionebull Controllare i segni vitali del pazientePAFCrespirazionecolorebull Non tentare di trasportare il paziente da solibull Chiama immediatamente il 118 se
ndash Arresto cardiacondash Arresto respiratoriondash incoscienzagt 1 minndash Stato confusionale prolungatondash Dolore toracico gt 5 min non alleviato dal venitrinndash Difficoltagrave respiratoriandash Convulsionindash Ipotensione grave o tachicardia()
bull Tratta il paziente in emergenza finchegrave non arriva il soccorsobull Tieni pronta la cartella e quanto fatto finora per la squadra di soccorsobull Compila la scheda delle emergenze in studio
What types of emergencies can be expected in the dental office
Ostruzione delle vie aeree
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentoimprovvisaafferrare la gola(segno universale)ndash Stridorendash Tosse violentandash Dispneaspasmindash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Tosse forzatandash Compressione addominalendash Percussione dorsale con paziente curvo in avanti ndash Ossigenazione ndash Ispezione delle prime vie aereendash laringoscopiopinza di Magillaspiratorendash Chiamare aiutondash Trasferimento in ospedale per broncoscopia in urgenza
How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver You tubehttpyoutubekJDpr05zmB4
bull How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver
bull Edited by Bob Robertson Rob S Nicole Willson Travis Derouin and 37 others
bull Googlewikihow
Airway obstruction management
Asmabroncospasmo
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentondash Sensazione di peso sul toracendash stridorendash Tossendash Dispneandash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Posizionare il pazsedutobraccia in avantindash Ossigenondash Spray con salbutamol 2 puffripeti dopo 5 min se inefficacendash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
bull httpyoutubekff3co6xwik
bull httpyoutubeEK8nzKzdnIM
bull httpyoutubewlygTaY4ioc
Arresto cardiaco
bull Segni e sintomibull Non rispondebull Non respirabull Non ha polsobull Trattamento
ndash Mettere il paz supinotavola sotto il torace o stendere sul pavimento
ndash Chiamare aiutondash Attaccare AED e seguire le istruzionindash Iniziare CPRndash Ossigenare ventilazione con pallone e maschera
bull httpyoutubeI-eFjl2G9vg
Emerg Med J 2012 Nov29(11)890-3 Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
Segal N Laurent F Maman L Plaisance P Augustin P
bull Source
bull Emergency Department Lariboisiegravere Hospital Paris 7 University (Paris Diderot) Paris France drnicolassegalgmailcom
bull Conflicting studies exist about the effectiveness of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on a dental chair In some situations dental surgeons are obliged to perform CPR with the patient on the chair Feedback devices are supposed to guide the compression depth in order to improve the quality of CPR but some devices are based on an accelerometer that can theoretically report erroneous results because of the lack of rigidity of a dental chair
bull OBJECTIVE
bull The aim of this study was to evaluate the accuracy of these devices to guide chest compressions on a dental chair
Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
bull METHODSbull A prospective randomised crossover equivalencenon-inferiority study was conducted to compare
the values of compression depths provided by the feedback device (Real CPR Help(reg) delivered by Zollcopy Medical Corporation Chelmsford MA USA) with the real measurements provided by the manikin (Resusci Anne(reg) Advanced SkillTrainer Laerdal Medical AScopy Norway) Chest-compression-only CPR was performed by 15 Basic Life Support instructors who carried out two rounds of continuous CPR for 2 min each Data were analysed with a correlation test a Bland-Altman method and a Wilcoxon test Statistical significance was defined as plt005
bull RESULTSbull A significant difference was found between the mean depths of compression measured by the
feedback device and the manikin on a dental chair and on the floor (plt00001) The feedback device overestimated the depth of chest compressions and Bland-Altman analysis demonstrated poor agreement
bull CONCLUSION
bull This study indicates that feedback devices with accelerometer technology are not sufficiently reliable to ensure adequate chest compression on dental chairs
Angina
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato
alle spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash sollievo con NTGsi spera ndash Ansiapalloresudorazionetachicardia
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minNatispraysublinguale ndash Ossigenondash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
Localizzazioni del dolore anginoso
Sharplocalized
radiating or notmay radiate to
teeth
You tube3 IUSB angina attack
bull httpyoutubeufyxHSSvcG8
bull Molto pertinente
bull httpyoutubejd-9DSDWSsI
bull Angina pectoris medical emergency
Infarto miocardico
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato alle
spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash Mancato sollievo con NTG ndash Dispneasincopediaforesimorte improvvisa
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minndash Ossigenondash Aspirina 165-325 mgndash AnalgesicomorfinabuprenorfinaN2Ondash Chiamare aiutondash Posizionare AED ndash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
ndash MONAMorfinaossigenonitroglicerinaaspirina
Fattori di rischio per cardiopatia ischemica
bull Etagravebull Sesso maschilema = gt 65 annibull Ipertensionebull DislipidemieColestTGHDL lowbull Diabetebull Fumobull Familiaritagravebull Malattie infiammatorie sistemiche collagenopatiebull Obesitagrave bull Metabolic syndrome This has been characterized by the presence of
hyperinsulinemia (fasting glucose level ge 100 mgdL) abdominal obesity (waist circumference gt40 in for men or gt35 in for women) decreased HDL cholesterol levels (lt 40 mgdL for men or lt 50 mgdL for women) hypertriglyceridemia (gt150 mgdL) and hypertension (ge 13085 mm Hg) Based on data from the 2000 US census an estimated 47 million Americans have the metabolic syndrome Patients with the metabolic syndrome have a 3-fold increased risk for coronary atherosclerosis and stroke compared with those without this syndrome
Fattori precipitanti lrsquoischemia
bull Sforzo fisico
bull Basse temperature
bull Digestione
bull Tachicardiafebbreipertiroidismo
bull Emozionistressndash Psichico(pauracontatto
ravvicinatooppressionecostrizioneinpossibilitagrave di muiversidi parlareodori sgradevolivista irritante o sgradevole
ndash dolore
bull Innalzamento vita media
bull Miglioramento condizioni socio-economiche ()
bull Procedure odontoiatriche sempre piugrave conservative
Maggiore frequenza di cardiopatici nella pratica odontoiatrica
Fattori stressantistressors
bull Malattiapersonale o di amici o famigliaribull Morte di un famigliare o di una persona amatabull Problemi di relazioni interpersonalibull Sovraccarico di lavorobull Inizio di un lavoro nuovobull disoccupazionebull pensionebull gravidanzabull affollamentobull traslocobull problemi della vita di tutti i giornirdquocopingrdquobull Problemi legalibull Problemi finanziaribull Perfezionismobull Eccecc
Quindinel paziente cardiopatico(ma anche negli altri)
Sedazione con BZD (short antagonizzabili)
bull Sedazione cosciente con N2O
bull empatia
bull Buona analgesia
Fin qui nov 10
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bull anginal and heart attack
Puntata ipertensiva
bull Segni e sintomindash Cefaleavertiginironziindash Disturbi della vistandash Cardiopalmo(tachicardia)ndash (dispnea)ndash Epistassi
bull Trattamentondash Nifedipina(nifedicor)5-15 gtt sublingualiOppndash Clonidina(catapresan) mezza1 fiala im o ev lentaOppndash Furosemide(Lasix) 1 2 fl im o ev lentandash Ossigenoterapia(occhialini)
Aritmie
bull Senza ECG
bull ipocineticheipercinetiche
Allergia
ndash Limitata ad un sistema o generalizzatandash Faringe e prime vie aereeedema angioneuroticondash Tratto respiratorioasmabroncospasmostridorendash Cuteorticariapruritondash Anafilassitutti i precedenti+collasso cardiocircolatoriondash DDangioedema ereditario
ndash Segni e sintomindash Pruritoarrossamentopomfiedema labbramucose boccafaringehellipndash Distress respiratorioasmandash Ipotensionepolso piccolofrequentepallore
bull Ossigenobull Chiamare aiutobull Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
anafilassi
bull Posizione supina
bull Ossigenazione
bull Adrenalina im 05mg
bull Liquidi evndash Antistaminico trimeton 10 mg im
ndash Cortisone
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull In caso di arrestoCPR
Cause di allergia
bull Materiali implantari e amalgama metallititanioporcellane e metalli nobili mercurio
bull Latexdighebull Acrilatibull Formaldeidebull Clorexidinabull AL e conservanti (metilparaben)
bull patch testing prick testing and blood tests for allergen-specific IgE
Sincope vasovagalesvenimentobull Segni e sintomi
ndash Svenimentondash Nausea ndash Debolezzandash Pallorendash Cute fredda e sudatandash Polso rallentatoma prima tachindash Ipotensionendash Discomfort addominalendash Midriasindash sbadiglio
bull Trattamentondash Posizione supinandash Elevare gli arti infndash Ossigenondash Monitorizzare ndash Atropina 05 mg im o iv
Fattori scatenanti psicogenipauraansiastress emotivocattive notiziedolorespecie se improvviso ed inaspettatovista del sanguestrumenti chirurgicisiringhe
Fattori scatenanti non psicogeniStazione erettaFame da salto del pasto o da dietaEsaurimentostanchezzaCattive condizioni fisicheAmbiente caldo-umidoAffollamentoSesso maschileGiovani16-35 anni
Pathophysiology
Stress
Catecholamines release
Decreased peripheral vascular resistance amp uarr blood flow to peripheral muscles
darr venous return
darr circulatory blood vol amp drop in arterial BP
Activation of Compensatory mechanisms
Reflex bradycardia develops (lt 50)
Significant drop in cardiac output associated with fall in BP below the critical level
Cerebral ischemia amp loss of consciousness
Assess consciousness (loss of response to sensory stimulation)
Activate office emergency system
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Perform additional procedures
Administer aromatic ammonia
Administer atropine if bradycardia persists
Do not panic
Post syncopal recovery- delayed recovery-
Postpone dental treatment Activate EMS
Determine precipitating factors
POSTURAL HYPOTENSION
Predisposing factors
bull Administration and ingestion of drugs eg antihypertensives like sodium depleting diuretics calcium channel blockers ampganglion blocking agents sedatives and narcotics histamine blockers levo dopa
bull Prolonged period of recumbency or convalescence
bull Inadequate postural reflex
bull Late stage pregnancy
bull Advanced age
bull Venous defects in legs (eg varicose veins)
bull Recovery from sympathectomy
bull Addissonrsquos disease
bull Physical exhaustion and starvation
bull Chronic postural hypotension (Shy ndash Drager syndrome)
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
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ipoglicemia
bull Segni e sintomibull Senso di fame
ndash Parola strascicataincoerentendash Comportamento alteratondash Polso rapidondash Apprensioneansiairrequietezzaaggressivitagravendash Disorientamentoperdita di coscienzandash Tremorindash sudorazione
bull Trattamentondash Succo di fruttacaramellazuccherino posndash Se egrave avvenuta perdita di coscienzaglucosio evndash Nel dubbio tra iper e ipoglicemiameglio somministrare glucosio comunque
ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
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bull Riesce ad inoltrare ai due medici il modulo facendomelo poi avere via e-mail o via fax allo 051 796026
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bull SIAD SpA | I-40064 Ozzano dellEmilia (BO) - Via della Libertagrave 17bull Tel +39 051 799399 | Fax +39 051 796026bull massimiliano_lucchinasiadeu | wwwsiadcom
Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
La valigetta degli orrori set di rianimazione completo di bombola ricaricabile di ossigeno da 05 LT in acciaio riduttore con manometro ed erogatore pallone rianimatore maschera rianimazione 2 cannule di Guedel pinza tiralingua apribocca elicoidale tubo atossico in contenitore plastico antiurto
Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
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ContecVital Signs Monitor PatientMonitor with CE Certificate
(CMS5000)
Riconoscere una emergenza
bull Segni e sintomi di emergenza incipiente
ndash Dolore toracico
ndash Cute pallida
ndash Sudorazione
ndash Vomito(nausea)
ndash RESPIRAZIONE IRREGOLARE
ndash SENSAZIONI STRANE O INSOLITE
ndash Modificazioni delle frequenza e o della pressione
Codice di deontologia medica
bull Art 7 ndash Obbligo drsquointervento drsquourgenza Il medico
e devetempestivamente attivarsi per assicurare ognispecifica adeguata assistenza
Procedure iniziali nellrsquoemergenzabull Interrompere la procedura
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull Chiamare il kit di emergenza
bull Valutare lo stato di coscienzase incoscienteabbassare la poltrona trendelemburg
bull Somministrare O2se coscienteocchialinise incosciente ma respira maschera se incosciente e non respira pallone e maschera
Algoritmo di base
bull PABCDbull Posizionare
bull A airway
bull B breathing
bull Ccirculation
bull Ddefinitivo o diagnosi
Come valutare lo stato di coscienza
1 come definirlo cosciente
vigile
soporoso
coma
2 come riconoscerlo stimolo verbale
stimolo doloroso
3 come valutarlo risposta verbale
apertura occhi
risposta motoria
Valutare le vie aereeaprire la bocca
estendere il capo e sostenere il mentoimpiegare lrsquoaspirazione se necessario
Valutare la respirazionese non respiradai due respiri con ossigeno 100
se in apneainserisci la cannula orofaringea chiama per lrsquoAED
Valutare la circolazionecerca il polsocarotide(radiale)
in assenza di polsopreparati per CPRmettere il paziente in pianomeglio al suolo iniziare MCE
applicare lrsquoAED se crsquoegrave il polsovalutare la frequenza e la forza
Distress
bull Respiratoriobroncospasmoasma
bull ToracicodoloreanginaMI
bull Psicologicoagitazioneconvulsioni
bull Prevenire il distress
ndash Ambiente accoglientetranquillorilassato
ndash Minimizzare la paurail freddo
ndash Mantenere PA e FC e respirazione nei limiti
ndash Non interrompere la terapia
Valutare il paz e la situazionebull Controllare i segni vitali del pazientePAFCrespirazionecolorebull Non tentare di trasportare il paziente da solibull Chiama immediatamente il 118 se
ndash Arresto cardiacondash Arresto respiratoriondash incoscienzagt 1 minndash Stato confusionale prolungatondash Dolore toracico gt 5 min non alleviato dal venitrinndash Difficoltagrave respiratoriandash Convulsionindash Ipotensione grave o tachicardia()
bull Tratta il paziente in emergenza finchegrave non arriva il soccorsobull Tieni pronta la cartella e quanto fatto finora per la squadra di soccorsobull Compila la scheda delle emergenze in studio
What types of emergencies can be expected in the dental office
Ostruzione delle vie aeree
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentoimprovvisaafferrare la gola(segno universale)ndash Stridorendash Tosse violentandash Dispneaspasmindash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Tosse forzatandash Compressione addominalendash Percussione dorsale con paziente curvo in avanti ndash Ossigenazione ndash Ispezione delle prime vie aereendash laringoscopiopinza di Magillaspiratorendash Chiamare aiutondash Trasferimento in ospedale per broncoscopia in urgenza
How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver You tubehttpyoutubekJDpr05zmB4
bull How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver
bull Edited by Bob Robertson Rob S Nicole Willson Travis Derouin and 37 others
bull Googlewikihow
Airway obstruction management
Asmabroncospasmo
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentondash Sensazione di peso sul toracendash stridorendash Tossendash Dispneandash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Posizionare il pazsedutobraccia in avantindash Ossigenondash Spray con salbutamol 2 puffripeti dopo 5 min se inefficacendash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
bull httpyoutubekff3co6xwik
bull httpyoutubeEK8nzKzdnIM
bull httpyoutubewlygTaY4ioc
Arresto cardiaco
bull Segni e sintomibull Non rispondebull Non respirabull Non ha polsobull Trattamento
ndash Mettere il paz supinotavola sotto il torace o stendere sul pavimento
ndash Chiamare aiutondash Attaccare AED e seguire le istruzionindash Iniziare CPRndash Ossigenare ventilazione con pallone e maschera
bull httpyoutubeI-eFjl2G9vg
Emerg Med J 2012 Nov29(11)890-3 Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
Segal N Laurent F Maman L Plaisance P Augustin P
bull Source
bull Emergency Department Lariboisiegravere Hospital Paris 7 University (Paris Diderot) Paris France drnicolassegalgmailcom
bull Conflicting studies exist about the effectiveness of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on a dental chair In some situations dental surgeons are obliged to perform CPR with the patient on the chair Feedback devices are supposed to guide the compression depth in order to improve the quality of CPR but some devices are based on an accelerometer that can theoretically report erroneous results because of the lack of rigidity of a dental chair
bull OBJECTIVE
bull The aim of this study was to evaluate the accuracy of these devices to guide chest compressions on a dental chair
Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
bull METHODSbull A prospective randomised crossover equivalencenon-inferiority study was conducted to compare
the values of compression depths provided by the feedback device (Real CPR Help(reg) delivered by Zollcopy Medical Corporation Chelmsford MA USA) with the real measurements provided by the manikin (Resusci Anne(reg) Advanced SkillTrainer Laerdal Medical AScopy Norway) Chest-compression-only CPR was performed by 15 Basic Life Support instructors who carried out two rounds of continuous CPR for 2 min each Data were analysed with a correlation test a Bland-Altman method and a Wilcoxon test Statistical significance was defined as plt005
bull RESULTSbull A significant difference was found between the mean depths of compression measured by the
feedback device and the manikin on a dental chair and on the floor (plt00001) The feedback device overestimated the depth of chest compressions and Bland-Altman analysis demonstrated poor agreement
bull CONCLUSION
bull This study indicates that feedback devices with accelerometer technology are not sufficiently reliable to ensure adequate chest compression on dental chairs
Angina
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato
alle spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash sollievo con NTGsi spera ndash Ansiapalloresudorazionetachicardia
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minNatispraysublinguale ndash Ossigenondash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
Localizzazioni del dolore anginoso
Sharplocalized
radiating or notmay radiate to
teeth
You tube3 IUSB angina attack
bull httpyoutubeufyxHSSvcG8
bull Molto pertinente
bull httpyoutubejd-9DSDWSsI
bull Angina pectoris medical emergency
Infarto miocardico
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato alle
spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash Mancato sollievo con NTG ndash Dispneasincopediaforesimorte improvvisa
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minndash Ossigenondash Aspirina 165-325 mgndash AnalgesicomorfinabuprenorfinaN2Ondash Chiamare aiutondash Posizionare AED ndash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
ndash MONAMorfinaossigenonitroglicerinaaspirina
Fattori di rischio per cardiopatia ischemica
bull Etagravebull Sesso maschilema = gt 65 annibull Ipertensionebull DislipidemieColestTGHDL lowbull Diabetebull Fumobull Familiaritagravebull Malattie infiammatorie sistemiche collagenopatiebull Obesitagrave bull Metabolic syndrome This has been characterized by the presence of
hyperinsulinemia (fasting glucose level ge 100 mgdL) abdominal obesity (waist circumference gt40 in for men or gt35 in for women) decreased HDL cholesterol levels (lt 40 mgdL for men or lt 50 mgdL for women) hypertriglyceridemia (gt150 mgdL) and hypertension (ge 13085 mm Hg) Based on data from the 2000 US census an estimated 47 million Americans have the metabolic syndrome Patients with the metabolic syndrome have a 3-fold increased risk for coronary atherosclerosis and stroke compared with those without this syndrome
Fattori precipitanti lrsquoischemia
bull Sforzo fisico
bull Basse temperature
bull Digestione
bull Tachicardiafebbreipertiroidismo
bull Emozionistressndash Psichico(pauracontatto
ravvicinatooppressionecostrizioneinpossibilitagrave di muiversidi parlareodori sgradevolivista irritante o sgradevole
ndash dolore
bull Innalzamento vita media
bull Miglioramento condizioni socio-economiche ()
bull Procedure odontoiatriche sempre piugrave conservative
Maggiore frequenza di cardiopatici nella pratica odontoiatrica
Fattori stressantistressors
bull Malattiapersonale o di amici o famigliaribull Morte di un famigliare o di una persona amatabull Problemi di relazioni interpersonalibull Sovraccarico di lavorobull Inizio di un lavoro nuovobull disoccupazionebull pensionebull gravidanzabull affollamentobull traslocobull problemi della vita di tutti i giornirdquocopingrdquobull Problemi legalibull Problemi finanziaribull Perfezionismobull Eccecc
Quindinel paziente cardiopatico(ma anche negli altri)
Sedazione con BZD (short antagonizzabili)
bull Sedazione cosciente con N2O
bull empatia
bull Buona analgesia
Fin qui nov 10
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bull anginal and heart attack
Puntata ipertensiva
bull Segni e sintomindash Cefaleavertiginironziindash Disturbi della vistandash Cardiopalmo(tachicardia)ndash (dispnea)ndash Epistassi
bull Trattamentondash Nifedipina(nifedicor)5-15 gtt sublingualiOppndash Clonidina(catapresan) mezza1 fiala im o ev lentaOppndash Furosemide(Lasix) 1 2 fl im o ev lentandash Ossigenoterapia(occhialini)
Aritmie
bull Senza ECG
bull ipocineticheipercinetiche
Allergia
ndash Limitata ad un sistema o generalizzatandash Faringe e prime vie aereeedema angioneuroticondash Tratto respiratorioasmabroncospasmostridorendash Cuteorticariapruritondash Anafilassitutti i precedenti+collasso cardiocircolatoriondash DDangioedema ereditario
ndash Segni e sintomindash Pruritoarrossamentopomfiedema labbramucose boccafaringehellipndash Distress respiratorioasmandash Ipotensionepolso piccolofrequentepallore
bull Ossigenobull Chiamare aiutobull Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
anafilassi
bull Posizione supina
bull Ossigenazione
bull Adrenalina im 05mg
bull Liquidi evndash Antistaminico trimeton 10 mg im
ndash Cortisone
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull In caso di arrestoCPR
Cause di allergia
bull Materiali implantari e amalgama metallititanioporcellane e metalli nobili mercurio
bull Latexdighebull Acrilatibull Formaldeidebull Clorexidinabull AL e conservanti (metilparaben)
bull patch testing prick testing and blood tests for allergen-specific IgE
Sincope vasovagalesvenimentobull Segni e sintomi
ndash Svenimentondash Nausea ndash Debolezzandash Pallorendash Cute fredda e sudatandash Polso rallentatoma prima tachindash Ipotensionendash Discomfort addominalendash Midriasindash sbadiglio
bull Trattamentondash Posizione supinandash Elevare gli arti infndash Ossigenondash Monitorizzare ndash Atropina 05 mg im o iv
Fattori scatenanti psicogenipauraansiastress emotivocattive notiziedolorespecie se improvviso ed inaspettatovista del sanguestrumenti chirurgicisiringhe
Fattori scatenanti non psicogeniStazione erettaFame da salto del pasto o da dietaEsaurimentostanchezzaCattive condizioni fisicheAmbiente caldo-umidoAffollamentoSesso maschileGiovani16-35 anni
Pathophysiology
Stress
Catecholamines release
Decreased peripheral vascular resistance amp uarr blood flow to peripheral muscles
darr venous return
darr circulatory blood vol amp drop in arterial BP
Activation of Compensatory mechanisms
Reflex bradycardia develops (lt 50)
Significant drop in cardiac output associated with fall in BP below the critical level
Cerebral ischemia amp loss of consciousness
Assess consciousness (loss of response to sensory stimulation)
Activate office emergency system
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Perform additional procedures
Administer aromatic ammonia
Administer atropine if bradycardia persists
Do not panic
Post syncopal recovery- delayed recovery-
Postpone dental treatment Activate EMS
Determine precipitating factors
POSTURAL HYPOTENSION
Predisposing factors
bull Administration and ingestion of drugs eg antihypertensives like sodium depleting diuretics calcium channel blockers ampganglion blocking agents sedatives and narcotics histamine blockers levo dopa
bull Prolonged period of recumbency or convalescence
bull Inadequate postural reflex
bull Late stage pregnancy
bull Advanced age
bull Venous defects in legs (eg varicose veins)
bull Recovery from sympathectomy
bull Addissonrsquos disease
bull Physical exhaustion and starvation
bull Chronic postural hypotension (Shy ndash Drager syndrome)
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
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ipoglicemia
bull Segni e sintomibull Senso di fame
ndash Parola strascicataincoerentendash Comportamento alteratondash Polso rapidondash Apprensioneansiairrequietezzaaggressivitagravendash Disorientamentoperdita di coscienzandash Tremorindash sudorazione
bull Trattamentondash Succo di fruttacaramellazuccherino posndash Se egrave avvenuta perdita di coscienzaglucosio evndash Nel dubbio tra iper e ipoglicemiameglio somministrare glucosio comunque
ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
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SIAD Ozzano Emilia via Libertagrave 17 wwwsiadcom
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bull Riesce ad inoltrare ai due medici il modulo facendomelo poi avere via e-mail o via fax allo 051 796026
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Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
La valigetta degli orrori set di rianimazione completo di bombola ricaricabile di ossigeno da 05 LT in acciaio riduttore con manometro ed erogatore pallone rianimatore maschera rianimazione 2 cannule di Guedel pinza tiralingua apribocca elicoidale tubo atossico in contenitore plastico antiurto
Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
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Riconoscere una emergenza
bull Segni e sintomi di emergenza incipiente
ndash Dolore toracico
ndash Cute pallida
ndash Sudorazione
ndash Vomito(nausea)
ndash RESPIRAZIONE IRREGOLARE
ndash SENSAZIONI STRANE O INSOLITE
ndash Modificazioni delle frequenza e o della pressione
Codice di deontologia medica
bull Art 7 ndash Obbligo drsquointervento drsquourgenza Il medico
e devetempestivamente attivarsi per assicurare ognispecifica adeguata assistenza
Procedure iniziali nellrsquoemergenzabull Interrompere la procedura
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull Chiamare il kit di emergenza
bull Valutare lo stato di coscienzase incoscienteabbassare la poltrona trendelemburg
bull Somministrare O2se coscienteocchialinise incosciente ma respira maschera se incosciente e non respira pallone e maschera
Algoritmo di base
bull PABCDbull Posizionare
bull A airway
bull B breathing
bull Ccirculation
bull Ddefinitivo o diagnosi
Come valutare lo stato di coscienza
1 come definirlo cosciente
vigile
soporoso
coma
2 come riconoscerlo stimolo verbale
stimolo doloroso
3 come valutarlo risposta verbale
apertura occhi
risposta motoria
Valutare le vie aereeaprire la bocca
estendere il capo e sostenere il mentoimpiegare lrsquoaspirazione se necessario
Valutare la respirazionese non respiradai due respiri con ossigeno 100
se in apneainserisci la cannula orofaringea chiama per lrsquoAED
Valutare la circolazionecerca il polsocarotide(radiale)
in assenza di polsopreparati per CPRmettere il paziente in pianomeglio al suolo iniziare MCE
applicare lrsquoAED se crsquoegrave il polsovalutare la frequenza e la forza
Distress
bull Respiratoriobroncospasmoasma
bull ToracicodoloreanginaMI
bull Psicologicoagitazioneconvulsioni
bull Prevenire il distress
ndash Ambiente accoglientetranquillorilassato
ndash Minimizzare la paurail freddo
ndash Mantenere PA e FC e respirazione nei limiti
ndash Non interrompere la terapia
Valutare il paz e la situazionebull Controllare i segni vitali del pazientePAFCrespirazionecolorebull Non tentare di trasportare il paziente da solibull Chiama immediatamente il 118 se
ndash Arresto cardiacondash Arresto respiratoriondash incoscienzagt 1 minndash Stato confusionale prolungatondash Dolore toracico gt 5 min non alleviato dal venitrinndash Difficoltagrave respiratoriandash Convulsionindash Ipotensione grave o tachicardia()
bull Tratta il paziente in emergenza finchegrave non arriva il soccorsobull Tieni pronta la cartella e quanto fatto finora per la squadra di soccorsobull Compila la scheda delle emergenze in studio
What types of emergencies can be expected in the dental office
Ostruzione delle vie aeree
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentoimprovvisaafferrare la gola(segno universale)ndash Stridorendash Tosse violentandash Dispneaspasmindash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Tosse forzatandash Compressione addominalendash Percussione dorsale con paziente curvo in avanti ndash Ossigenazione ndash Ispezione delle prime vie aereendash laringoscopiopinza di Magillaspiratorendash Chiamare aiutondash Trasferimento in ospedale per broncoscopia in urgenza
How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver You tubehttpyoutubekJDpr05zmB4
bull How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver
bull Edited by Bob Robertson Rob S Nicole Willson Travis Derouin and 37 others
bull Googlewikihow
Airway obstruction management
Asmabroncospasmo
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentondash Sensazione di peso sul toracendash stridorendash Tossendash Dispneandash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Posizionare il pazsedutobraccia in avantindash Ossigenondash Spray con salbutamol 2 puffripeti dopo 5 min se inefficacendash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
bull httpyoutubekff3co6xwik
bull httpyoutubeEK8nzKzdnIM
bull httpyoutubewlygTaY4ioc
Arresto cardiaco
bull Segni e sintomibull Non rispondebull Non respirabull Non ha polsobull Trattamento
ndash Mettere il paz supinotavola sotto il torace o stendere sul pavimento
ndash Chiamare aiutondash Attaccare AED e seguire le istruzionindash Iniziare CPRndash Ossigenare ventilazione con pallone e maschera
bull httpyoutubeI-eFjl2G9vg
Emerg Med J 2012 Nov29(11)890-3 Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
Segal N Laurent F Maman L Plaisance P Augustin P
bull Source
bull Emergency Department Lariboisiegravere Hospital Paris 7 University (Paris Diderot) Paris France drnicolassegalgmailcom
bull Conflicting studies exist about the effectiveness of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on a dental chair In some situations dental surgeons are obliged to perform CPR with the patient on the chair Feedback devices are supposed to guide the compression depth in order to improve the quality of CPR but some devices are based on an accelerometer that can theoretically report erroneous results because of the lack of rigidity of a dental chair
bull OBJECTIVE
bull The aim of this study was to evaluate the accuracy of these devices to guide chest compressions on a dental chair
Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
bull METHODSbull A prospective randomised crossover equivalencenon-inferiority study was conducted to compare
the values of compression depths provided by the feedback device (Real CPR Help(reg) delivered by Zollcopy Medical Corporation Chelmsford MA USA) with the real measurements provided by the manikin (Resusci Anne(reg) Advanced SkillTrainer Laerdal Medical AScopy Norway) Chest-compression-only CPR was performed by 15 Basic Life Support instructors who carried out two rounds of continuous CPR for 2 min each Data were analysed with a correlation test a Bland-Altman method and a Wilcoxon test Statistical significance was defined as plt005
bull RESULTSbull A significant difference was found between the mean depths of compression measured by the
feedback device and the manikin on a dental chair and on the floor (plt00001) The feedback device overestimated the depth of chest compressions and Bland-Altman analysis demonstrated poor agreement
bull CONCLUSION
bull This study indicates that feedback devices with accelerometer technology are not sufficiently reliable to ensure adequate chest compression on dental chairs
Angina
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato
alle spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash sollievo con NTGsi spera ndash Ansiapalloresudorazionetachicardia
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minNatispraysublinguale ndash Ossigenondash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
Localizzazioni del dolore anginoso
Sharplocalized
radiating or notmay radiate to
teeth
You tube3 IUSB angina attack
bull httpyoutubeufyxHSSvcG8
bull Molto pertinente
bull httpyoutubejd-9DSDWSsI
bull Angina pectoris medical emergency
Infarto miocardico
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato alle
spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash Mancato sollievo con NTG ndash Dispneasincopediaforesimorte improvvisa
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minndash Ossigenondash Aspirina 165-325 mgndash AnalgesicomorfinabuprenorfinaN2Ondash Chiamare aiutondash Posizionare AED ndash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
ndash MONAMorfinaossigenonitroglicerinaaspirina
Fattori di rischio per cardiopatia ischemica
bull Etagravebull Sesso maschilema = gt 65 annibull Ipertensionebull DislipidemieColestTGHDL lowbull Diabetebull Fumobull Familiaritagravebull Malattie infiammatorie sistemiche collagenopatiebull Obesitagrave bull Metabolic syndrome This has been characterized by the presence of
hyperinsulinemia (fasting glucose level ge 100 mgdL) abdominal obesity (waist circumference gt40 in for men or gt35 in for women) decreased HDL cholesterol levels (lt 40 mgdL for men or lt 50 mgdL for women) hypertriglyceridemia (gt150 mgdL) and hypertension (ge 13085 mm Hg) Based on data from the 2000 US census an estimated 47 million Americans have the metabolic syndrome Patients with the metabolic syndrome have a 3-fold increased risk for coronary atherosclerosis and stroke compared with those without this syndrome
Fattori precipitanti lrsquoischemia
bull Sforzo fisico
bull Basse temperature
bull Digestione
bull Tachicardiafebbreipertiroidismo
bull Emozionistressndash Psichico(pauracontatto
ravvicinatooppressionecostrizioneinpossibilitagrave di muiversidi parlareodori sgradevolivista irritante o sgradevole
ndash dolore
bull Innalzamento vita media
bull Miglioramento condizioni socio-economiche ()
bull Procedure odontoiatriche sempre piugrave conservative
Maggiore frequenza di cardiopatici nella pratica odontoiatrica
Fattori stressantistressors
bull Malattiapersonale o di amici o famigliaribull Morte di un famigliare o di una persona amatabull Problemi di relazioni interpersonalibull Sovraccarico di lavorobull Inizio di un lavoro nuovobull disoccupazionebull pensionebull gravidanzabull affollamentobull traslocobull problemi della vita di tutti i giornirdquocopingrdquobull Problemi legalibull Problemi finanziaribull Perfezionismobull Eccecc
Quindinel paziente cardiopatico(ma anche negli altri)
Sedazione con BZD (short antagonizzabili)
bull Sedazione cosciente con N2O
bull empatia
bull Buona analgesia
Fin qui nov 10
bull httpyoutubeSuFvAbf_uJs
bull anginal and heart attack
Puntata ipertensiva
bull Segni e sintomindash Cefaleavertiginironziindash Disturbi della vistandash Cardiopalmo(tachicardia)ndash (dispnea)ndash Epistassi
bull Trattamentondash Nifedipina(nifedicor)5-15 gtt sublingualiOppndash Clonidina(catapresan) mezza1 fiala im o ev lentaOppndash Furosemide(Lasix) 1 2 fl im o ev lentandash Ossigenoterapia(occhialini)
Aritmie
bull Senza ECG
bull ipocineticheipercinetiche
Allergia
ndash Limitata ad un sistema o generalizzatandash Faringe e prime vie aereeedema angioneuroticondash Tratto respiratorioasmabroncospasmostridorendash Cuteorticariapruritondash Anafilassitutti i precedenti+collasso cardiocircolatoriondash DDangioedema ereditario
ndash Segni e sintomindash Pruritoarrossamentopomfiedema labbramucose boccafaringehellipndash Distress respiratorioasmandash Ipotensionepolso piccolofrequentepallore
bull Ossigenobull Chiamare aiutobull Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
anafilassi
bull Posizione supina
bull Ossigenazione
bull Adrenalina im 05mg
bull Liquidi evndash Antistaminico trimeton 10 mg im
ndash Cortisone
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull In caso di arrestoCPR
Cause di allergia
bull Materiali implantari e amalgama metallititanioporcellane e metalli nobili mercurio
bull Latexdighebull Acrilatibull Formaldeidebull Clorexidinabull AL e conservanti (metilparaben)
bull patch testing prick testing and blood tests for allergen-specific IgE
Sincope vasovagalesvenimentobull Segni e sintomi
ndash Svenimentondash Nausea ndash Debolezzandash Pallorendash Cute fredda e sudatandash Polso rallentatoma prima tachindash Ipotensionendash Discomfort addominalendash Midriasindash sbadiglio
bull Trattamentondash Posizione supinandash Elevare gli arti infndash Ossigenondash Monitorizzare ndash Atropina 05 mg im o iv
Fattori scatenanti psicogenipauraansiastress emotivocattive notiziedolorespecie se improvviso ed inaspettatovista del sanguestrumenti chirurgicisiringhe
Fattori scatenanti non psicogeniStazione erettaFame da salto del pasto o da dietaEsaurimentostanchezzaCattive condizioni fisicheAmbiente caldo-umidoAffollamentoSesso maschileGiovani16-35 anni
Pathophysiology
Stress
Catecholamines release
Decreased peripheral vascular resistance amp uarr blood flow to peripheral muscles
darr venous return
darr circulatory blood vol amp drop in arterial BP
Activation of Compensatory mechanisms
Reflex bradycardia develops (lt 50)
Significant drop in cardiac output associated with fall in BP below the critical level
Cerebral ischemia amp loss of consciousness
Assess consciousness (loss of response to sensory stimulation)
Activate office emergency system
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Perform additional procedures
Administer aromatic ammonia
Administer atropine if bradycardia persists
Do not panic
Post syncopal recovery- delayed recovery-
Postpone dental treatment Activate EMS
Determine precipitating factors
POSTURAL HYPOTENSION
Predisposing factors
bull Administration and ingestion of drugs eg antihypertensives like sodium depleting diuretics calcium channel blockers ampganglion blocking agents sedatives and narcotics histamine blockers levo dopa
bull Prolonged period of recumbency or convalescence
bull Inadequate postural reflex
bull Late stage pregnancy
bull Advanced age
bull Venous defects in legs (eg varicose veins)
bull Recovery from sympathectomy
bull Addissonrsquos disease
bull Physical exhaustion and starvation
bull Chronic postural hypotension (Shy ndash Drager syndrome)
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
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ipoglicemia
bull Segni e sintomibull Senso di fame
ndash Parola strascicataincoerentendash Comportamento alteratondash Polso rapidondash Apprensioneansiairrequietezzaaggressivitagravendash Disorientamentoperdita di coscienzandash Tremorindash sudorazione
bull Trattamentondash Succo di fruttacaramellazuccherino posndash Se egrave avvenuta perdita di coscienzaglucosio evndash Nel dubbio tra iper e ipoglicemiameglio somministrare glucosio comunque
ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
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autorizzazione acquisto FU-3doc
SIAD Ozzano Emilia via Libertagrave 17 wwwsiadcom
bull ALLEGATO 3 ndash DICHIARAZIONE SOSTITUTIVA DI CERTIFICAZIONE (ai sensi dellrsquoart 46 del DPR 28122000 n 445)bull
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bull buongiornobull non possiamo vendere medicinali a studi medici che non abbiano
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bull Riesce ad inoltrare ai due medici il modulo facendomelo poi avere via e-mail o via fax allo 051 796026
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bull SIAD SpA | I-40064 Ozzano dellEmilia (BO) - Via della Libertagrave 17bull Tel +39 051 799399 | Fax +39 051 796026bull massimiliano_lucchinasiadeu | wwwsiadcom
Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
La valigetta degli orrori set di rianimazione completo di bombola ricaricabile di ossigeno da 05 LT in acciaio riduttore con manometro ed erogatore pallone rianimatore maschera rianimazione 2 cannule di Guedel pinza tiralingua apribocca elicoidale tubo atossico in contenitore plastico antiurto
Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
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Codice di deontologia medica
bull Art 7 ndash Obbligo drsquointervento drsquourgenza Il medico
e devetempestivamente attivarsi per assicurare ognispecifica adeguata assistenza
Procedure iniziali nellrsquoemergenzabull Interrompere la procedura
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull Chiamare il kit di emergenza
bull Valutare lo stato di coscienzase incoscienteabbassare la poltrona trendelemburg
bull Somministrare O2se coscienteocchialinise incosciente ma respira maschera se incosciente e non respira pallone e maschera
Algoritmo di base
bull PABCDbull Posizionare
bull A airway
bull B breathing
bull Ccirculation
bull Ddefinitivo o diagnosi
Come valutare lo stato di coscienza
1 come definirlo cosciente
vigile
soporoso
coma
2 come riconoscerlo stimolo verbale
stimolo doloroso
3 come valutarlo risposta verbale
apertura occhi
risposta motoria
Valutare le vie aereeaprire la bocca
estendere il capo e sostenere il mentoimpiegare lrsquoaspirazione se necessario
Valutare la respirazionese non respiradai due respiri con ossigeno 100
se in apneainserisci la cannula orofaringea chiama per lrsquoAED
Valutare la circolazionecerca il polsocarotide(radiale)
in assenza di polsopreparati per CPRmettere il paziente in pianomeglio al suolo iniziare MCE
applicare lrsquoAED se crsquoegrave il polsovalutare la frequenza e la forza
Distress
bull Respiratoriobroncospasmoasma
bull ToracicodoloreanginaMI
bull Psicologicoagitazioneconvulsioni
bull Prevenire il distress
ndash Ambiente accoglientetranquillorilassato
ndash Minimizzare la paurail freddo
ndash Mantenere PA e FC e respirazione nei limiti
ndash Non interrompere la terapia
Valutare il paz e la situazionebull Controllare i segni vitali del pazientePAFCrespirazionecolorebull Non tentare di trasportare il paziente da solibull Chiama immediatamente il 118 se
ndash Arresto cardiacondash Arresto respiratoriondash incoscienzagt 1 minndash Stato confusionale prolungatondash Dolore toracico gt 5 min non alleviato dal venitrinndash Difficoltagrave respiratoriandash Convulsionindash Ipotensione grave o tachicardia()
bull Tratta il paziente in emergenza finchegrave non arriva il soccorsobull Tieni pronta la cartella e quanto fatto finora per la squadra di soccorsobull Compila la scheda delle emergenze in studio
What types of emergencies can be expected in the dental office
Ostruzione delle vie aeree
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentoimprovvisaafferrare la gola(segno universale)ndash Stridorendash Tosse violentandash Dispneaspasmindash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Tosse forzatandash Compressione addominalendash Percussione dorsale con paziente curvo in avanti ndash Ossigenazione ndash Ispezione delle prime vie aereendash laringoscopiopinza di Magillaspiratorendash Chiamare aiutondash Trasferimento in ospedale per broncoscopia in urgenza
How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver You tubehttpyoutubekJDpr05zmB4
bull How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver
bull Edited by Bob Robertson Rob S Nicole Willson Travis Derouin and 37 others
bull Googlewikihow
Airway obstruction management
Asmabroncospasmo
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentondash Sensazione di peso sul toracendash stridorendash Tossendash Dispneandash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Posizionare il pazsedutobraccia in avantindash Ossigenondash Spray con salbutamol 2 puffripeti dopo 5 min se inefficacendash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
bull httpyoutubekff3co6xwik
bull httpyoutubeEK8nzKzdnIM
bull httpyoutubewlygTaY4ioc
Arresto cardiaco
bull Segni e sintomibull Non rispondebull Non respirabull Non ha polsobull Trattamento
ndash Mettere il paz supinotavola sotto il torace o stendere sul pavimento
ndash Chiamare aiutondash Attaccare AED e seguire le istruzionindash Iniziare CPRndash Ossigenare ventilazione con pallone e maschera
bull httpyoutubeI-eFjl2G9vg
Emerg Med J 2012 Nov29(11)890-3 Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
Segal N Laurent F Maman L Plaisance P Augustin P
bull Source
bull Emergency Department Lariboisiegravere Hospital Paris 7 University (Paris Diderot) Paris France drnicolassegalgmailcom
bull Conflicting studies exist about the effectiveness of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on a dental chair In some situations dental surgeons are obliged to perform CPR with the patient on the chair Feedback devices are supposed to guide the compression depth in order to improve the quality of CPR but some devices are based on an accelerometer that can theoretically report erroneous results because of the lack of rigidity of a dental chair
bull OBJECTIVE
bull The aim of this study was to evaluate the accuracy of these devices to guide chest compressions on a dental chair
Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
bull METHODSbull A prospective randomised crossover equivalencenon-inferiority study was conducted to compare
the values of compression depths provided by the feedback device (Real CPR Help(reg) delivered by Zollcopy Medical Corporation Chelmsford MA USA) with the real measurements provided by the manikin (Resusci Anne(reg) Advanced SkillTrainer Laerdal Medical AScopy Norway) Chest-compression-only CPR was performed by 15 Basic Life Support instructors who carried out two rounds of continuous CPR for 2 min each Data were analysed with a correlation test a Bland-Altman method and a Wilcoxon test Statistical significance was defined as plt005
bull RESULTSbull A significant difference was found between the mean depths of compression measured by the
feedback device and the manikin on a dental chair and on the floor (plt00001) The feedback device overestimated the depth of chest compressions and Bland-Altman analysis demonstrated poor agreement
bull CONCLUSION
bull This study indicates that feedback devices with accelerometer technology are not sufficiently reliable to ensure adequate chest compression on dental chairs
Angina
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato
alle spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash sollievo con NTGsi spera ndash Ansiapalloresudorazionetachicardia
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minNatispraysublinguale ndash Ossigenondash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
Localizzazioni del dolore anginoso
Sharplocalized
radiating or notmay radiate to
teeth
You tube3 IUSB angina attack
bull httpyoutubeufyxHSSvcG8
bull Molto pertinente
bull httpyoutubejd-9DSDWSsI
bull Angina pectoris medical emergency
Infarto miocardico
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato alle
spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash Mancato sollievo con NTG ndash Dispneasincopediaforesimorte improvvisa
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minndash Ossigenondash Aspirina 165-325 mgndash AnalgesicomorfinabuprenorfinaN2Ondash Chiamare aiutondash Posizionare AED ndash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
ndash MONAMorfinaossigenonitroglicerinaaspirina
Fattori di rischio per cardiopatia ischemica
bull Etagravebull Sesso maschilema = gt 65 annibull Ipertensionebull DislipidemieColestTGHDL lowbull Diabetebull Fumobull Familiaritagravebull Malattie infiammatorie sistemiche collagenopatiebull Obesitagrave bull Metabolic syndrome This has been characterized by the presence of
hyperinsulinemia (fasting glucose level ge 100 mgdL) abdominal obesity (waist circumference gt40 in for men or gt35 in for women) decreased HDL cholesterol levels (lt 40 mgdL for men or lt 50 mgdL for women) hypertriglyceridemia (gt150 mgdL) and hypertension (ge 13085 mm Hg) Based on data from the 2000 US census an estimated 47 million Americans have the metabolic syndrome Patients with the metabolic syndrome have a 3-fold increased risk for coronary atherosclerosis and stroke compared with those without this syndrome
Fattori precipitanti lrsquoischemia
bull Sforzo fisico
bull Basse temperature
bull Digestione
bull Tachicardiafebbreipertiroidismo
bull Emozionistressndash Psichico(pauracontatto
ravvicinatooppressionecostrizioneinpossibilitagrave di muiversidi parlareodori sgradevolivista irritante o sgradevole
ndash dolore
bull Innalzamento vita media
bull Miglioramento condizioni socio-economiche ()
bull Procedure odontoiatriche sempre piugrave conservative
Maggiore frequenza di cardiopatici nella pratica odontoiatrica
Fattori stressantistressors
bull Malattiapersonale o di amici o famigliaribull Morte di un famigliare o di una persona amatabull Problemi di relazioni interpersonalibull Sovraccarico di lavorobull Inizio di un lavoro nuovobull disoccupazionebull pensionebull gravidanzabull affollamentobull traslocobull problemi della vita di tutti i giornirdquocopingrdquobull Problemi legalibull Problemi finanziaribull Perfezionismobull Eccecc
Quindinel paziente cardiopatico(ma anche negli altri)
Sedazione con BZD (short antagonizzabili)
bull Sedazione cosciente con N2O
bull empatia
bull Buona analgesia
Fin qui nov 10
bull httpyoutubeSuFvAbf_uJs
bull anginal and heart attack
Puntata ipertensiva
bull Segni e sintomindash Cefaleavertiginironziindash Disturbi della vistandash Cardiopalmo(tachicardia)ndash (dispnea)ndash Epistassi
bull Trattamentondash Nifedipina(nifedicor)5-15 gtt sublingualiOppndash Clonidina(catapresan) mezza1 fiala im o ev lentaOppndash Furosemide(Lasix) 1 2 fl im o ev lentandash Ossigenoterapia(occhialini)
Aritmie
bull Senza ECG
bull ipocineticheipercinetiche
Allergia
ndash Limitata ad un sistema o generalizzatandash Faringe e prime vie aereeedema angioneuroticondash Tratto respiratorioasmabroncospasmostridorendash Cuteorticariapruritondash Anafilassitutti i precedenti+collasso cardiocircolatoriondash DDangioedema ereditario
ndash Segni e sintomindash Pruritoarrossamentopomfiedema labbramucose boccafaringehellipndash Distress respiratorioasmandash Ipotensionepolso piccolofrequentepallore
bull Ossigenobull Chiamare aiutobull Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
anafilassi
bull Posizione supina
bull Ossigenazione
bull Adrenalina im 05mg
bull Liquidi evndash Antistaminico trimeton 10 mg im
ndash Cortisone
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull In caso di arrestoCPR
Cause di allergia
bull Materiali implantari e amalgama metallititanioporcellane e metalli nobili mercurio
bull Latexdighebull Acrilatibull Formaldeidebull Clorexidinabull AL e conservanti (metilparaben)
bull patch testing prick testing and blood tests for allergen-specific IgE
Sincope vasovagalesvenimentobull Segni e sintomi
ndash Svenimentondash Nausea ndash Debolezzandash Pallorendash Cute fredda e sudatandash Polso rallentatoma prima tachindash Ipotensionendash Discomfort addominalendash Midriasindash sbadiglio
bull Trattamentondash Posizione supinandash Elevare gli arti infndash Ossigenondash Monitorizzare ndash Atropina 05 mg im o iv
Fattori scatenanti psicogenipauraansiastress emotivocattive notiziedolorespecie se improvviso ed inaspettatovista del sanguestrumenti chirurgicisiringhe
Fattori scatenanti non psicogeniStazione erettaFame da salto del pasto o da dietaEsaurimentostanchezzaCattive condizioni fisicheAmbiente caldo-umidoAffollamentoSesso maschileGiovani16-35 anni
Pathophysiology
Stress
Catecholamines release
Decreased peripheral vascular resistance amp uarr blood flow to peripheral muscles
darr venous return
darr circulatory blood vol amp drop in arterial BP
Activation of Compensatory mechanisms
Reflex bradycardia develops (lt 50)
Significant drop in cardiac output associated with fall in BP below the critical level
Cerebral ischemia amp loss of consciousness
Assess consciousness (loss of response to sensory stimulation)
Activate office emergency system
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Perform additional procedures
Administer aromatic ammonia
Administer atropine if bradycardia persists
Do not panic
Post syncopal recovery- delayed recovery-
Postpone dental treatment Activate EMS
Determine precipitating factors
POSTURAL HYPOTENSION
Predisposing factors
bull Administration and ingestion of drugs eg antihypertensives like sodium depleting diuretics calcium channel blockers ampganglion blocking agents sedatives and narcotics histamine blockers levo dopa
bull Prolonged period of recumbency or convalescence
bull Inadequate postural reflex
bull Late stage pregnancy
bull Advanced age
bull Venous defects in legs (eg varicose veins)
bull Recovery from sympathectomy
bull Addissonrsquos disease
bull Physical exhaustion and starvation
bull Chronic postural hypotension (Shy ndash Drager syndrome)
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
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ipoglicemia
bull Segni e sintomibull Senso di fame
ndash Parola strascicataincoerentendash Comportamento alteratondash Polso rapidondash Apprensioneansiairrequietezzaaggressivitagravendash Disorientamentoperdita di coscienzandash Tremorindash sudorazione
bull Trattamentondash Succo di fruttacaramellazuccherino posndash Se egrave avvenuta perdita di coscienzaglucosio evndash Nel dubbio tra iper e ipoglicemiameglio somministrare glucosio comunque
ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
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bull di essere soggetto autorizzato al rifornimento allrsquoingrosso di gas medicinali e di impiegare gli stessi sotto la propria sola responsabilitagravebull
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bull buongiornobull non possiamo vendere medicinali a studi medici che non abbiano
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bull Riesce ad inoltrare ai due medici il modulo facendomelo poi avere via e-mail o via fax allo 051 796026
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bull SIAD SpA | I-40064 Ozzano dellEmilia (BO) - Via della Libertagrave 17bull Tel +39 051 799399 | Fax +39 051 796026bull massimiliano_lucchinasiadeu | wwwsiadcom
Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
La valigetta degli orrori set di rianimazione completo di bombola ricaricabile di ossigeno da 05 LT in acciaio riduttore con manometro ed erogatore pallone rianimatore maschera rianimazione 2 cannule di Guedel pinza tiralingua apribocca elicoidale tubo atossico in contenitore plastico antiurto
Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
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Procedure iniziali nellrsquoemergenzabull Interrompere la procedura
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull Chiamare il kit di emergenza
bull Valutare lo stato di coscienzase incoscienteabbassare la poltrona trendelemburg
bull Somministrare O2se coscienteocchialinise incosciente ma respira maschera se incosciente e non respira pallone e maschera
Algoritmo di base
bull PABCDbull Posizionare
bull A airway
bull B breathing
bull Ccirculation
bull Ddefinitivo o diagnosi
Come valutare lo stato di coscienza
1 come definirlo cosciente
vigile
soporoso
coma
2 come riconoscerlo stimolo verbale
stimolo doloroso
3 come valutarlo risposta verbale
apertura occhi
risposta motoria
Valutare le vie aereeaprire la bocca
estendere il capo e sostenere il mentoimpiegare lrsquoaspirazione se necessario
Valutare la respirazionese non respiradai due respiri con ossigeno 100
se in apneainserisci la cannula orofaringea chiama per lrsquoAED
Valutare la circolazionecerca il polsocarotide(radiale)
in assenza di polsopreparati per CPRmettere il paziente in pianomeglio al suolo iniziare MCE
applicare lrsquoAED se crsquoegrave il polsovalutare la frequenza e la forza
Distress
bull Respiratoriobroncospasmoasma
bull ToracicodoloreanginaMI
bull Psicologicoagitazioneconvulsioni
bull Prevenire il distress
ndash Ambiente accoglientetranquillorilassato
ndash Minimizzare la paurail freddo
ndash Mantenere PA e FC e respirazione nei limiti
ndash Non interrompere la terapia
Valutare il paz e la situazionebull Controllare i segni vitali del pazientePAFCrespirazionecolorebull Non tentare di trasportare il paziente da solibull Chiama immediatamente il 118 se
ndash Arresto cardiacondash Arresto respiratoriondash incoscienzagt 1 minndash Stato confusionale prolungatondash Dolore toracico gt 5 min non alleviato dal venitrinndash Difficoltagrave respiratoriandash Convulsionindash Ipotensione grave o tachicardia()
bull Tratta il paziente in emergenza finchegrave non arriva il soccorsobull Tieni pronta la cartella e quanto fatto finora per la squadra di soccorsobull Compila la scheda delle emergenze in studio
What types of emergencies can be expected in the dental office
Ostruzione delle vie aeree
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentoimprovvisaafferrare la gola(segno universale)ndash Stridorendash Tosse violentandash Dispneaspasmindash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Tosse forzatandash Compressione addominalendash Percussione dorsale con paziente curvo in avanti ndash Ossigenazione ndash Ispezione delle prime vie aereendash laringoscopiopinza di Magillaspiratorendash Chiamare aiutondash Trasferimento in ospedale per broncoscopia in urgenza
How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver You tubehttpyoutubekJDpr05zmB4
bull How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver
bull Edited by Bob Robertson Rob S Nicole Willson Travis Derouin and 37 others
bull Googlewikihow
Airway obstruction management
Asmabroncospasmo
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentondash Sensazione di peso sul toracendash stridorendash Tossendash Dispneandash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Posizionare il pazsedutobraccia in avantindash Ossigenondash Spray con salbutamol 2 puffripeti dopo 5 min se inefficacendash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
bull httpyoutubekff3co6xwik
bull httpyoutubeEK8nzKzdnIM
bull httpyoutubewlygTaY4ioc
Arresto cardiaco
bull Segni e sintomibull Non rispondebull Non respirabull Non ha polsobull Trattamento
ndash Mettere il paz supinotavola sotto il torace o stendere sul pavimento
ndash Chiamare aiutondash Attaccare AED e seguire le istruzionindash Iniziare CPRndash Ossigenare ventilazione con pallone e maschera
bull httpyoutubeI-eFjl2G9vg
Emerg Med J 2012 Nov29(11)890-3 Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
Segal N Laurent F Maman L Plaisance P Augustin P
bull Source
bull Emergency Department Lariboisiegravere Hospital Paris 7 University (Paris Diderot) Paris France drnicolassegalgmailcom
bull Conflicting studies exist about the effectiveness of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on a dental chair In some situations dental surgeons are obliged to perform CPR with the patient on the chair Feedback devices are supposed to guide the compression depth in order to improve the quality of CPR but some devices are based on an accelerometer that can theoretically report erroneous results because of the lack of rigidity of a dental chair
bull OBJECTIVE
bull The aim of this study was to evaluate the accuracy of these devices to guide chest compressions on a dental chair
Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
bull METHODSbull A prospective randomised crossover equivalencenon-inferiority study was conducted to compare
the values of compression depths provided by the feedback device (Real CPR Help(reg) delivered by Zollcopy Medical Corporation Chelmsford MA USA) with the real measurements provided by the manikin (Resusci Anne(reg) Advanced SkillTrainer Laerdal Medical AScopy Norway) Chest-compression-only CPR was performed by 15 Basic Life Support instructors who carried out two rounds of continuous CPR for 2 min each Data were analysed with a correlation test a Bland-Altman method and a Wilcoxon test Statistical significance was defined as plt005
bull RESULTSbull A significant difference was found between the mean depths of compression measured by the
feedback device and the manikin on a dental chair and on the floor (plt00001) The feedback device overestimated the depth of chest compressions and Bland-Altman analysis demonstrated poor agreement
bull CONCLUSION
bull This study indicates that feedback devices with accelerometer technology are not sufficiently reliable to ensure adequate chest compression on dental chairs
Angina
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato
alle spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash sollievo con NTGsi spera ndash Ansiapalloresudorazionetachicardia
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minNatispraysublinguale ndash Ossigenondash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
Localizzazioni del dolore anginoso
Sharplocalized
radiating or notmay radiate to
teeth
You tube3 IUSB angina attack
bull httpyoutubeufyxHSSvcG8
bull Molto pertinente
bull httpyoutubejd-9DSDWSsI
bull Angina pectoris medical emergency
Infarto miocardico
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato alle
spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash Mancato sollievo con NTG ndash Dispneasincopediaforesimorte improvvisa
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minndash Ossigenondash Aspirina 165-325 mgndash AnalgesicomorfinabuprenorfinaN2Ondash Chiamare aiutondash Posizionare AED ndash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
ndash MONAMorfinaossigenonitroglicerinaaspirina
Fattori di rischio per cardiopatia ischemica
bull Etagravebull Sesso maschilema = gt 65 annibull Ipertensionebull DislipidemieColestTGHDL lowbull Diabetebull Fumobull Familiaritagravebull Malattie infiammatorie sistemiche collagenopatiebull Obesitagrave bull Metabolic syndrome This has been characterized by the presence of
hyperinsulinemia (fasting glucose level ge 100 mgdL) abdominal obesity (waist circumference gt40 in for men or gt35 in for women) decreased HDL cholesterol levels (lt 40 mgdL for men or lt 50 mgdL for women) hypertriglyceridemia (gt150 mgdL) and hypertension (ge 13085 mm Hg) Based on data from the 2000 US census an estimated 47 million Americans have the metabolic syndrome Patients with the metabolic syndrome have a 3-fold increased risk for coronary atherosclerosis and stroke compared with those without this syndrome
Fattori precipitanti lrsquoischemia
bull Sforzo fisico
bull Basse temperature
bull Digestione
bull Tachicardiafebbreipertiroidismo
bull Emozionistressndash Psichico(pauracontatto
ravvicinatooppressionecostrizioneinpossibilitagrave di muiversidi parlareodori sgradevolivista irritante o sgradevole
ndash dolore
bull Innalzamento vita media
bull Miglioramento condizioni socio-economiche ()
bull Procedure odontoiatriche sempre piugrave conservative
Maggiore frequenza di cardiopatici nella pratica odontoiatrica
Fattori stressantistressors
bull Malattiapersonale o di amici o famigliaribull Morte di un famigliare o di una persona amatabull Problemi di relazioni interpersonalibull Sovraccarico di lavorobull Inizio di un lavoro nuovobull disoccupazionebull pensionebull gravidanzabull affollamentobull traslocobull problemi della vita di tutti i giornirdquocopingrdquobull Problemi legalibull Problemi finanziaribull Perfezionismobull Eccecc
Quindinel paziente cardiopatico(ma anche negli altri)
Sedazione con BZD (short antagonizzabili)
bull Sedazione cosciente con N2O
bull empatia
bull Buona analgesia
Fin qui nov 10
bull httpyoutubeSuFvAbf_uJs
bull anginal and heart attack
Puntata ipertensiva
bull Segni e sintomindash Cefaleavertiginironziindash Disturbi della vistandash Cardiopalmo(tachicardia)ndash (dispnea)ndash Epistassi
bull Trattamentondash Nifedipina(nifedicor)5-15 gtt sublingualiOppndash Clonidina(catapresan) mezza1 fiala im o ev lentaOppndash Furosemide(Lasix) 1 2 fl im o ev lentandash Ossigenoterapia(occhialini)
Aritmie
bull Senza ECG
bull ipocineticheipercinetiche
Allergia
ndash Limitata ad un sistema o generalizzatandash Faringe e prime vie aereeedema angioneuroticondash Tratto respiratorioasmabroncospasmostridorendash Cuteorticariapruritondash Anafilassitutti i precedenti+collasso cardiocircolatoriondash DDangioedema ereditario
ndash Segni e sintomindash Pruritoarrossamentopomfiedema labbramucose boccafaringehellipndash Distress respiratorioasmandash Ipotensionepolso piccolofrequentepallore
bull Ossigenobull Chiamare aiutobull Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
anafilassi
bull Posizione supina
bull Ossigenazione
bull Adrenalina im 05mg
bull Liquidi evndash Antistaminico trimeton 10 mg im
ndash Cortisone
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull In caso di arrestoCPR
Cause di allergia
bull Materiali implantari e amalgama metallititanioporcellane e metalli nobili mercurio
bull Latexdighebull Acrilatibull Formaldeidebull Clorexidinabull AL e conservanti (metilparaben)
bull patch testing prick testing and blood tests for allergen-specific IgE
Sincope vasovagalesvenimentobull Segni e sintomi
ndash Svenimentondash Nausea ndash Debolezzandash Pallorendash Cute fredda e sudatandash Polso rallentatoma prima tachindash Ipotensionendash Discomfort addominalendash Midriasindash sbadiglio
bull Trattamentondash Posizione supinandash Elevare gli arti infndash Ossigenondash Monitorizzare ndash Atropina 05 mg im o iv
Fattori scatenanti psicogenipauraansiastress emotivocattive notiziedolorespecie se improvviso ed inaspettatovista del sanguestrumenti chirurgicisiringhe
Fattori scatenanti non psicogeniStazione erettaFame da salto del pasto o da dietaEsaurimentostanchezzaCattive condizioni fisicheAmbiente caldo-umidoAffollamentoSesso maschileGiovani16-35 anni
Pathophysiology
Stress
Catecholamines release
Decreased peripheral vascular resistance amp uarr blood flow to peripheral muscles
darr venous return
darr circulatory blood vol amp drop in arterial BP
Activation of Compensatory mechanisms
Reflex bradycardia develops (lt 50)
Significant drop in cardiac output associated with fall in BP below the critical level
Cerebral ischemia amp loss of consciousness
Assess consciousness (loss of response to sensory stimulation)
Activate office emergency system
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Perform additional procedures
Administer aromatic ammonia
Administer atropine if bradycardia persists
Do not panic
Post syncopal recovery- delayed recovery-
Postpone dental treatment Activate EMS
Determine precipitating factors
POSTURAL HYPOTENSION
Predisposing factors
bull Administration and ingestion of drugs eg antihypertensives like sodium depleting diuretics calcium channel blockers ampganglion blocking agents sedatives and narcotics histamine blockers levo dopa
bull Prolonged period of recumbency or convalescence
bull Inadequate postural reflex
bull Late stage pregnancy
bull Advanced age
bull Venous defects in legs (eg varicose veins)
bull Recovery from sympathectomy
bull Addissonrsquos disease
bull Physical exhaustion and starvation
bull Chronic postural hypotension (Shy ndash Drager syndrome)
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
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ipoglicemia
bull Segni e sintomibull Senso di fame
ndash Parola strascicataincoerentendash Comportamento alteratondash Polso rapidondash Apprensioneansiairrequietezzaaggressivitagravendash Disorientamentoperdita di coscienzandash Tremorindash sudorazione
bull Trattamentondash Succo di fruttacaramellazuccherino posndash Se egrave avvenuta perdita di coscienzaglucosio evndash Nel dubbio tra iper e ipoglicemiameglio somministrare glucosio comunque
ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
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bull buongiornobull non possiamo vendere medicinali a studi medici che non abbiano
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bull Riesce ad inoltrare ai due medici il modulo facendomelo poi avere via e-mail o via fax allo 051 796026
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Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
La valigetta degli orrori set di rianimazione completo di bombola ricaricabile di ossigeno da 05 LT in acciaio riduttore con manometro ed erogatore pallone rianimatore maschera rianimazione 2 cannule di Guedel pinza tiralingua apribocca elicoidale tubo atossico in contenitore plastico antiurto
Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
bull
Algoritmo di base
bull PABCDbull Posizionare
bull A airway
bull B breathing
bull Ccirculation
bull Ddefinitivo o diagnosi
Come valutare lo stato di coscienza
1 come definirlo cosciente
vigile
soporoso
coma
2 come riconoscerlo stimolo verbale
stimolo doloroso
3 come valutarlo risposta verbale
apertura occhi
risposta motoria
Valutare le vie aereeaprire la bocca
estendere il capo e sostenere il mentoimpiegare lrsquoaspirazione se necessario
Valutare la respirazionese non respiradai due respiri con ossigeno 100
se in apneainserisci la cannula orofaringea chiama per lrsquoAED
Valutare la circolazionecerca il polsocarotide(radiale)
in assenza di polsopreparati per CPRmettere il paziente in pianomeglio al suolo iniziare MCE
applicare lrsquoAED se crsquoegrave il polsovalutare la frequenza e la forza
Distress
bull Respiratoriobroncospasmoasma
bull ToracicodoloreanginaMI
bull Psicologicoagitazioneconvulsioni
bull Prevenire il distress
ndash Ambiente accoglientetranquillorilassato
ndash Minimizzare la paurail freddo
ndash Mantenere PA e FC e respirazione nei limiti
ndash Non interrompere la terapia
Valutare il paz e la situazionebull Controllare i segni vitali del pazientePAFCrespirazionecolorebull Non tentare di trasportare il paziente da solibull Chiama immediatamente il 118 se
ndash Arresto cardiacondash Arresto respiratoriondash incoscienzagt 1 minndash Stato confusionale prolungatondash Dolore toracico gt 5 min non alleviato dal venitrinndash Difficoltagrave respiratoriandash Convulsionindash Ipotensione grave o tachicardia()
bull Tratta il paziente in emergenza finchegrave non arriva il soccorsobull Tieni pronta la cartella e quanto fatto finora per la squadra di soccorsobull Compila la scheda delle emergenze in studio
What types of emergencies can be expected in the dental office
Ostruzione delle vie aeree
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentoimprovvisaafferrare la gola(segno universale)ndash Stridorendash Tosse violentandash Dispneaspasmindash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Tosse forzatandash Compressione addominalendash Percussione dorsale con paziente curvo in avanti ndash Ossigenazione ndash Ispezione delle prime vie aereendash laringoscopiopinza di Magillaspiratorendash Chiamare aiutondash Trasferimento in ospedale per broncoscopia in urgenza
How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver You tubehttpyoutubekJDpr05zmB4
bull How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver
bull Edited by Bob Robertson Rob S Nicole Willson Travis Derouin and 37 others
bull Googlewikihow
Airway obstruction management
Asmabroncospasmo
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentondash Sensazione di peso sul toracendash stridorendash Tossendash Dispneandash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Posizionare il pazsedutobraccia in avantindash Ossigenondash Spray con salbutamol 2 puffripeti dopo 5 min se inefficacendash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
bull httpyoutubekff3co6xwik
bull httpyoutubeEK8nzKzdnIM
bull httpyoutubewlygTaY4ioc
Arresto cardiaco
bull Segni e sintomibull Non rispondebull Non respirabull Non ha polsobull Trattamento
ndash Mettere il paz supinotavola sotto il torace o stendere sul pavimento
ndash Chiamare aiutondash Attaccare AED e seguire le istruzionindash Iniziare CPRndash Ossigenare ventilazione con pallone e maschera
bull httpyoutubeI-eFjl2G9vg
Emerg Med J 2012 Nov29(11)890-3 Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
Segal N Laurent F Maman L Plaisance P Augustin P
bull Source
bull Emergency Department Lariboisiegravere Hospital Paris 7 University (Paris Diderot) Paris France drnicolassegalgmailcom
bull Conflicting studies exist about the effectiveness of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on a dental chair In some situations dental surgeons are obliged to perform CPR with the patient on the chair Feedback devices are supposed to guide the compression depth in order to improve the quality of CPR but some devices are based on an accelerometer that can theoretically report erroneous results because of the lack of rigidity of a dental chair
bull OBJECTIVE
bull The aim of this study was to evaluate the accuracy of these devices to guide chest compressions on a dental chair
Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
bull METHODSbull A prospective randomised crossover equivalencenon-inferiority study was conducted to compare
the values of compression depths provided by the feedback device (Real CPR Help(reg) delivered by Zollcopy Medical Corporation Chelmsford MA USA) with the real measurements provided by the manikin (Resusci Anne(reg) Advanced SkillTrainer Laerdal Medical AScopy Norway) Chest-compression-only CPR was performed by 15 Basic Life Support instructors who carried out two rounds of continuous CPR for 2 min each Data were analysed with a correlation test a Bland-Altman method and a Wilcoxon test Statistical significance was defined as plt005
bull RESULTSbull A significant difference was found between the mean depths of compression measured by the
feedback device and the manikin on a dental chair and on the floor (plt00001) The feedback device overestimated the depth of chest compressions and Bland-Altman analysis demonstrated poor agreement
bull CONCLUSION
bull This study indicates that feedback devices with accelerometer technology are not sufficiently reliable to ensure adequate chest compression on dental chairs
Angina
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato
alle spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash sollievo con NTGsi spera ndash Ansiapalloresudorazionetachicardia
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minNatispraysublinguale ndash Ossigenondash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
Localizzazioni del dolore anginoso
Sharplocalized
radiating or notmay radiate to
teeth
You tube3 IUSB angina attack
bull httpyoutubeufyxHSSvcG8
bull Molto pertinente
bull httpyoutubejd-9DSDWSsI
bull Angina pectoris medical emergency
Infarto miocardico
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato alle
spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash Mancato sollievo con NTG ndash Dispneasincopediaforesimorte improvvisa
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minndash Ossigenondash Aspirina 165-325 mgndash AnalgesicomorfinabuprenorfinaN2Ondash Chiamare aiutondash Posizionare AED ndash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
ndash MONAMorfinaossigenonitroglicerinaaspirina
Fattori di rischio per cardiopatia ischemica
bull Etagravebull Sesso maschilema = gt 65 annibull Ipertensionebull DislipidemieColestTGHDL lowbull Diabetebull Fumobull Familiaritagravebull Malattie infiammatorie sistemiche collagenopatiebull Obesitagrave bull Metabolic syndrome This has been characterized by the presence of
hyperinsulinemia (fasting glucose level ge 100 mgdL) abdominal obesity (waist circumference gt40 in for men or gt35 in for women) decreased HDL cholesterol levels (lt 40 mgdL for men or lt 50 mgdL for women) hypertriglyceridemia (gt150 mgdL) and hypertension (ge 13085 mm Hg) Based on data from the 2000 US census an estimated 47 million Americans have the metabolic syndrome Patients with the metabolic syndrome have a 3-fold increased risk for coronary atherosclerosis and stroke compared with those without this syndrome
Fattori precipitanti lrsquoischemia
bull Sforzo fisico
bull Basse temperature
bull Digestione
bull Tachicardiafebbreipertiroidismo
bull Emozionistressndash Psichico(pauracontatto
ravvicinatooppressionecostrizioneinpossibilitagrave di muiversidi parlareodori sgradevolivista irritante o sgradevole
ndash dolore
bull Innalzamento vita media
bull Miglioramento condizioni socio-economiche ()
bull Procedure odontoiatriche sempre piugrave conservative
Maggiore frequenza di cardiopatici nella pratica odontoiatrica
Fattori stressantistressors
bull Malattiapersonale o di amici o famigliaribull Morte di un famigliare o di una persona amatabull Problemi di relazioni interpersonalibull Sovraccarico di lavorobull Inizio di un lavoro nuovobull disoccupazionebull pensionebull gravidanzabull affollamentobull traslocobull problemi della vita di tutti i giornirdquocopingrdquobull Problemi legalibull Problemi finanziaribull Perfezionismobull Eccecc
Quindinel paziente cardiopatico(ma anche negli altri)
Sedazione con BZD (short antagonizzabili)
bull Sedazione cosciente con N2O
bull empatia
bull Buona analgesia
Fin qui nov 10
bull httpyoutubeSuFvAbf_uJs
bull anginal and heart attack
Puntata ipertensiva
bull Segni e sintomindash Cefaleavertiginironziindash Disturbi della vistandash Cardiopalmo(tachicardia)ndash (dispnea)ndash Epistassi
bull Trattamentondash Nifedipina(nifedicor)5-15 gtt sublingualiOppndash Clonidina(catapresan) mezza1 fiala im o ev lentaOppndash Furosemide(Lasix) 1 2 fl im o ev lentandash Ossigenoterapia(occhialini)
Aritmie
bull Senza ECG
bull ipocineticheipercinetiche
Allergia
ndash Limitata ad un sistema o generalizzatandash Faringe e prime vie aereeedema angioneuroticondash Tratto respiratorioasmabroncospasmostridorendash Cuteorticariapruritondash Anafilassitutti i precedenti+collasso cardiocircolatoriondash DDangioedema ereditario
ndash Segni e sintomindash Pruritoarrossamentopomfiedema labbramucose boccafaringehellipndash Distress respiratorioasmandash Ipotensionepolso piccolofrequentepallore
bull Ossigenobull Chiamare aiutobull Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
anafilassi
bull Posizione supina
bull Ossigenazione
bull Adrenalina im 05mg
bull Liquidi evndash Antistaminico trimeton 10 mg im
ndash Cortisone
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull In caso di arrestoCPR
Cause di allergia
bull Materiali implantari e amalgama metallititanioporcellane e metalli nobili mercurio
bull Latexdighebull Acrilatibull Formaldeidebull Clorexidinabull AL e conservanti (metilparaben)
bull patch testing prick testing and blood tests for allergen-specific IgE
Sincope vasovagalesvenimentobull Segni e sintomi
ndash Svenimentondash Nausea ndash Debolezzandash Pallorendash Cute fredda e sudatandash Polso rallentatoma prima tachindash Ipotensionendash Discomfort addominalendash Midriasindash sbadiglio
bull Trattamentondash Posizione supinandash Elevare gli arti infndash Ossigenondash Monitorizzare ndash Atropina 05 mg im o iv
Fattori scatenanti psicogenipauraansiastress emotivocattive notiziedolorespecie se improvviso ed inaspettatovista del sanguestrumenti chirurgicisiringhe
Fattori scatenanti non psicogeniStazione erettaFame da salto del pasto o da dietaEsaurimentostanchezzaCattive condizioni fisicheAmbiente caldo-umidoAffollamentoSesso maschileGiovani16-35 anni
Pathophysiology
Stress
Catecholamines release
Decreased peripheral vascular resistance amp uarr blood flow to peripheral muscles
darr venous return
darr circulatory blood vol amp drop in arterial BP
Activation of Compensatory mechanisms
Reflex bradycardia develops (lt 50)
Significant drop in cardiac output associated with fall in BP below the critical level
Cerebral ischemia amp loss of consciousness
Assess consciousness (loss of response to sensory stimulation)
Activate office emergency system
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Perform additional procedures
Administer aromatic ammonia
Administer atropine if bradycardia persists
Do not panic
Post syncopal recovery- delayed recovery-
Postpone dental treatment Activate EMS
Determine precipitating factors
POSTURAL HYPOTENSION
Predisposing factors
bull Administration and ingestion of drugs eg antihypertensives like sodium depleting diuretics calcium channel blockers ampganglion blocking agents sedatives and narcotics histamine blockers levo dopa
bull Prolonged period of recumbency or convalescence
bull Inadequate postural reflex
bull Late stage pregnancy
bull Advanced age
bull Venous defects in legs (eg varicose veins)
bull Recovery from sympathectomy
bull Addissonrsquos disease
bull Physical exhaustion and starvation
bull Chronic postural hypotension (Shy ndash Drager syndrome)
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
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ipoglicemia
bull Segni e sintomibull Senso di fame
ndash Parola strascicataincoerentendash Comportamento alteratondash Polso rapidondash Apprensioneansiairrequietezzaaggressivitagravendash Disorientamentoperdita di coscienzandash Tremorindash sudorazione
bull Trattamentondash Succo di fruttacaramellazuccherino posndash Se egrave avvenuta perdita di coscienzaglucosio evndash Nel dubbio tra iper e ipoglicemiameglio somministrare glucosio comunque
ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
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SIAD Ozzano Emilia via Libertagrave 17 wwwsiadcom
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bull buongiornobull non possiamo vendere medicinali a studi medici che non abbiano
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Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
La valigetta degli orrori set di rianimazione completo di bombola ricaricabile di ossigeno da 05 LT in acciaio riduttore con manometro ed erogatore pallone rianimatore maschera rianimazione 2 cannule di Guedel pinza tiralingua apribocca elicoidale tubo atossico in contenitore plastico antiurto
Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
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Come valutare lo stato di coscienza
1 come definirlo cosciente
vigile
soporoso
coma
2 come riconoscerlo stimolo verbale
stimolo doloroso
3 come valutarlo risposta verbale
apertura occhi
risposta motoria
Valutare le vie aereeaprire la bocca
estendere il capo e sostenere il mentoimpiegare lrsquoaspirazione se necessario
Valutare la respirazionese non respiradai due respiri con ossigeno 100
se in apneainserisci la cannula orofaringea chiama per lrsquoAED
Valutare la circolazionecerca il polsocarotide(radiale)
in assenza di polsopreparati per CPRmettere il paziente in pianomeglio al suolo iniziare MCE
applicare lrsquoAED se crsquoegrave il polsovalutare la frequenza e la forza
Distress
bull Respiratoriobroncospasmoasma
bull ToracicodoloreanginaMI
bull Psicologicoagitazioneconvulsioni
bull Prevenire il distress
ndash Ambiente accoglientetranquillorilassato
ndash Minimizzare la paurail freddo
ndash Mantenere PA e FC e respirazione nei limiti
ndash Non interrompere la terapia
Valutare il paz e la situazionebull Controllare i segni vitali del pazientePAFCrespirazionecolorebull Non tentare di trasportare il paziente da solibull Chiama immediatamente il 118 se
ndash Arresto cardiacondash Arresto respiratoriondash incoscienzagt 1 minndash Stato confusionale prolungatondash Dolore toracico gt 5 min non alleviato dal venitrinndash Difficoltagrave respiratoriandash Convulsionindash Ipotensione grave o tachicardia()
bull Tratta il paziente in emergenza finchegrave non arriva il soccorsobull Tieni pronta la cartella e quanto fatto finora per la squadra di soccorsobull Compila la scheda delle emergenze in studio
What types of emergencies can be expected in the dental office
Ostruzione delle vie aeree
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentoimprovvisaafferrare la gola(segno universale)ndash Stridorendash Tosse violentandash Dispneaspasmindash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Tosse forzatandash Compressione addominalendash Percussione dorsale con paziente curvo in avanti ndash Ossigenazione ndash Ispezione delle prime vie aereendash laringoscopiopinza di Magillaspiratorendash Chiamare aiutondash Trasferimento in ospedale per broncoscopia in urgenza
How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver You tubehttpyoutubekJDpr05zmB4
bull How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver
bull Edited by Bob Robertson Rob S Nicole Willson Travis Derouin and 37 others
bull Googlewikihow
Airway obstruction management
Asmabroncospasmo
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentondash Sensazione di peso sul toracendash stridorendash Tossendash Dispneandash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Posizionare il pazsedutobraccia in avantindash Ossigenondash Spray con salbutamol 2 puffripeti dopo 5 min se inefficacendash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
bull httpyoutubekff3co6xwik
bull httpyoutubeEK8nzKzdnIM
bull httpyoutubewlygTaY4ioc
Arresto cardiaco
bull Segni e sintomibull Non rispondebull Non respirabull Non ha polsobull Trattamento
ndash Mettere il paz supinotavola sotto il torace o stendere sul pavimento
ndash Chiamare aiutondash Attaccare AED e seguire le istruzionindash Iniziare CPRndash Ossigenare ventilazione con pallone e maschera
bull httpyoutubeI-eFjl2G9vg
Emerg Med J 2012 Nov29(11)890-3 Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
Segal N Laurent F Maman L Plaisance P Augustin P
bull Source
bull Emergency Department Lariboisiegravere Hospital Paris 7 University (Paris Diderot) Paris France drnicolassegalgmailcom
bull Conflicting studies exist about the effectiveness of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on a dental chair In some situations dental surgeons are obliged to perform CPR with the patient on the chair Feedback devices are supposed to guide the compression depth in order to improve the quality of CPR but some devices are based on an accelerometer that can theoretically report erroneous results because of the lack of rigidity of a dental chair
bull OBJECTIVE
bull The aim of this study was to evaluate the accuracy of these devices to guide chest compressions on a dental chair
Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
bull METHODSbull A prospective randomised crossover equivalencenon-inferiority study was conducted to compare
the values of compression depths provided by the feedback device (Real CPR Help(reg) delivered by Zollcopy Medical Corporation Chelmsford MA USA) with the real measurements provided by the manikin (Resusci Anne(reg) Advanced SkillTrainer Laerdal Medical AScopy Norway) Chest-compression-only CPR was performed by 15 Basic Life Support instructors who carried out two rounds of continuous CPR for 2 min each Data were analysed with a correlation test a Bland-Altman method and a Wilcoxon test Statistical significance was defined as plt005
bull RESULTSbull A significant difference was found between the mean depths of compression measured by the
feedback device and the manikin on a dental chair and on the floor (plt00001) The feedback device overestimated the depth of chest compressions and Bland-Altman analysis demonstrated poor agreement
bull CONCLUSION
bull This study indicates that feedback devices with accelerometer technology are not sufficiently reliable to ensure adequate chest compression on dental chairs
Angina
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato
alle spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash sollievo con NTGsi spera ndash Ansiapalloresudorazionetachicardia
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minNatispraysublinguale ndash Ossigenondash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
Localizzazioni del dolore anginoso
Sharplocalized
radiating or notmay radiate to
teeth
You tube3 IUSB angina attack
bull httpyoutubeufyxHSSvcG8
bull Molto pertinente
bull httpyoutubejd-9DSDWSsI
bull Angina pectoris medical emergency
Infarto miocardico
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato alle
spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash Mancato sollievo con NTG ndash Dispneasincopediaforesimorte improvvisa
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minndash Ossigenondash Aspirina 165-325 mgndash AnalgesicomorfinabuprenorfinaN2Ondash Chiamare aiutondash Posizionare AED ndash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
ndash MONAMorfinaossigenonitroglicerinaaspirina
Fattori di rischio per cardiopatia ischemica
bull Etagravebull Sesso maschilema = gt 65 annibull Ipertensionebull DislipidemieColestTGHDL lowbull Diabetebull Fumobull Familiaritagravebull Malattie infiammatorie sistemiche collagenopatiebull Obesitagrave bull Metabolic syndrome This has been characterized by the presence of
hyperinsulinemia (fasting glucose level ge 100 mgdL) abdominal obesity (waist circumference gt40 in for men or gt35 in for women) decreased HDL cholesterol levels (lt 40 mgdL for men or lt 50 mgdL for women) hypertriglyceridemia (gt150 mgdL) and hypertension (ge 13085 mm Hg) Based on data from the 2000 US census an estimated 47 million Americans have the metabolic syndrome Patients with the metabolic syndrome have a 3-fold increased risk for coronary atherosclerosis and stroke compared with those without this syndrome
Fattori precipitanti lrsquoischemia
bull Sforzo fisico
bull Basse temperature
bull Digestione
bull Tachicardiafebbreipertiroidismo
bull Emozionistressndash Psichico(pauracontatto
ravvicinatooppressionecostrizioneinpossibilitagrave di muiversidi parlareodori sgradevolivista irritante o sgradevole
ndash dolore
bull Innalzamento vita media
bull Miglioramento condizioni socio-economiche ()
bull Procedure odontoiatriche sempre piugrave conservative
Maggiore frequenza di cardiopatici nella pratica odontoiatrica
Fattori stressantistressors
bull Malattiapersonale o di amici o famigliaribull Morte di un famigliare o di una persona amatabull Problemi di relazioni interpersonalibull Sovraccarico di lavorobull Inizio di un lavoro nuovobull disoccupazionebull pensionebull gravidanzabull affollamentobull traslocobull problemi della vita di tutti i giornirdquocopingrdquobull Problemi legalibull Problemi finanziaribull Perfezionismobull Eccecc
Quindinel paziente cardiopatico(ma anche negli altri)
Sedazione con BZD (short antagonizzabili)
bull Sedazione cosciente con N2O
bull empatia
bull Buona analgesia
Fin qui nov 10
bull httpyoutubeSuFvAbf_uJs
bull anginal and heart attack
Puntata ipertensiva
bull Segni e sintomindash Cefaleavertiginironziindash Disturbi della vistandash Cardiopalmo(tachicardia)ndash (dispnea)ndash Epistassi
bull Trattamentondash Nifedipina(nifedicor)5-15 gtt sublingualiOppndash Clonidina(catapresan) mezza1 fiala im o ev lentaOppndash Furosemide(Lasix) 1 2 fl im o ev lentandash Ossigenoterapia(occhialini)
Aritmie
bull Senza ECG
bull ipocineticheipercinetiche
Allergia
ndash Limitata ad un sistema o generalizzatandash Faringe e prime vie aereeedema angioneuroticondash Tratto respiratorioasmabroncospasmostridorendash Cuteorticariapruritondash Anafilassitutti i precedenti+collasso cardiocircolatoriondash DDangioedema ereditario
ndash Segni e sintomindash Pruritoarrossamentopomfiedema labbramucose boccafaringehellipndash Distress respiratorioasmandash Ipotensionepolso piccolofrequentepallore
bull Ossigenobull Chiamare aiutobull Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
anafilassi
bull Posizione supina
bull Ossigenazione
bull Adrenalina im 05mg
bull Liquidi evndash Antistaminico trimeton 10 mg im
ndash Cortisone
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull In caso di arrestoCPR
Cause di allergia
bull Materiali implantari e amalgama metallititanioporcellane e metalli nobili mercurio
bull Latexdighebull Acrilatibull Formaldeidebull Clorexidinabull AL e conservanti (metilparaben)
bull patch testing prick testing and blood tests for allergen-specific IgE
Sincope vasovagalesvenimentobull Segni e sintomi
ndash Svenimentondash Nausea ndash Debolezzandash Pallorendash Cute fredda e sudatandash Polso rallentatoma prima tachindash Ipotensionendash Discomfort addominalendash Midriasindash sbadiglio
bull Trattamentondash Posizione supinandash Elevare gli arti infndash Ossigenondash Monitorizzare ndash Atropina 05 mg im o iv
Fattori scatenanti psicogenipauraansiastress emotivocattive notiziedolorespecie se improvviso ed inaspettatovista del sanguestrumenti chirurgicisiringhe
Fattori scatenanti non psicogeniStazione erettaFame da salto del pasto o da dietaEsaurimentostanchezzaCattive condizioni fisicheAmbiente caldo-umidoAffollamentoSesso maschileGiovani16-35 anni
Pathophysiology
Stress
Catecholamines release
Decreased peripheral vascular resistance amp uarr blood flow to peripheral muscles
darr venous return
darr circulatory blood vol amp drop in arterial BP
Activation of Compensatory mechanisms
Reflex bradycardia develops (lt 50)
Significant drop in cardiac output associated with fall in BP below the critical level
Cerebral ischemia amp loss of consciousness
Assess consciousness (loss of response to sensory stimulation)
Activate office emergency system
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Perform additional procedures
Administer aromatic ammonia
Administer atropine if bradycardia persists
Do not panic
Post syncopal recovery- delayed recovery-
Postpone dental treatment Activate EMS
Determine precipitating factors
POSTURAL HYPOTENSION
Predisposing factors
bull Administration and ingestion of drugs eg antihypertensives like sodium depleting diuretics calcium channel blockers ampganglion blocking agents sedatives and narcotics histamine blockers levo dopa
bull Prolonged period of recumbency or convalescence
bull Inadequate postural reflex
bull Late stage pregnancy
bull Advanced age
bull Venous defects in legs (eg varicose veins)
bull Recovery from sympathectomy
bull Addissonrsquos disease
bull Physical exhaustion and starvation
bull Chronic postural hypotension (Shy ndash Drager syndrome)
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
httpyoutube7sJMaSOoH88
httpyoutube7sJMaSOoH88
ipoglicemia
bull Segni e sintomibull Senso di fame
ndash Parola strascicataincoerentendash Comportamento alteratondash Polso rapidondash Apprensioneansiairrequietezzaaggressivitagravendash Disorientamentoperdita di coscienzandash Tremorindash sudorazione
bull Trattamentondash Succo di fruttacaramellazuccherino posndash Se egrave avvenuta perdita di coscienzaglucosio evndash Nel dubbio tra iper e ipoglicemiameglio somministrare glucosio comunque
ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
bull httpyoutubenEbsKfLl1n4
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autorizzazione acquisto FU-3doc
SIAD Ozzano Emilia via Libertagrave 17 wwwsiadcom
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bull di essere soggetto autorizzato al rifornimento allrsquoingrosso di gas medicinali e di impiegare gli stessi sotto la propria sola responsabilitagravebull
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bull SIAD SpA | I-40064 Ozzano dellEmilia (BO) - Via della Libertagrave 17bull Tel +39 051 799399 | Fax +39 051 796026bull massimiliano_lucchinasiadeu | wwwsiadcom
Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
La valigetta degli orrori set di rianimazione completo di bombola ricaricabile di ossigeno da 05 LT in acciaio riduttore con manometro ed erogatore pallone rianimatore maschera rianimazione 2 cannule di Guedel pinza tiralingua apribocca elicoidale tubo atossico in contenitore plastico antiurto
Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
bull
Valutare le vie aereeaprire la bocca
estendere il capo e sostenere il mentoimpiegare lrsquoaspirazione se necessario
Valutare la respirazionese non respiradai due respiri con ossigeno 100
se in apneainserisci la cannula orofaringea chiama per lrsquoAED
Valutare la circolazionecerca il polsocarotide(radiale)
in assenza di polsopreparati per CPRmettere il paziente in pianomeglio al suolo iniziare MCE
applicare lrsquoAED se crsquoegrave il polsovalutare la frequenza e la forza
Distress
bull Respiratoriobroncospasmoasma
bull ToracicodoloreanginaMI
bull Psicologicoagitazioneconvulsioni
bull Prevenire il distress
ndash Ambiente accoglientetranquillorilassato
ndash Minimizzare la paurail freddo
ndash Mantenere PA e FC e respirazione nei limiti
ndash Non interrompere la terapia
Valutare il paz e la situazionebull Controllare i segni vitali del pazientePAFCrespirazionecolorebull Non tentare di trasportare il paziente da solibull Chiama immediatamente il 118 se
ndash Arresto cardiacondash Arresto respiratoriondash incoscienzagt 1 minndash Stato confusionale prolungatondash Dolore toracico gt 5 min non alleviato dal venitrinndash Difficoltagrave respiratoriandash Convulsionindash Ipotensione grave o tachicardia()
bull Tratta il paziente in emergenza finchegrave non arriva il soccorsobull Tieni pronta la cartella e quanto fatto finora per la squadra di soccorsobull Compila la scheda delle emergenze in studio
What types of emergencies can be expected in the dental office
Ostruzione delle vie aeree
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentoimprovvisaafferrare la gola(segno universale)ndash Stridorendash Tosse violentandash Dispneaspasmindash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Tosse forzatandash Compressione addominalendash Percussione dorsale con paziente curvo in avanti ndash Ossigenazione ndash Ispezione delle prime vie aereendash laringoscopiopinza di Magillaspiratorendash Chiamare aiutondash Trasferimento in ospedale per broncoscopia in urgenza
How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver You tubehttpyoutubekJDpr05zmB4
bull How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver
bull Edited by Bob Robertson Rob S Nicole Willson Travis Derouin and 37 others
bull Googlewikihow
Airway obstruction management
Asmabroncospasmo
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentondash Sensazione di peso sul toracendash stridorendash Tossendash Dispneandash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Posizionare il pazsedutobraccia in avantindash Ossigenondash Spray con salbutamol 2 puffripeti dopo 5 min se inefficacendash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
bull httpyoutubekff3co6xwik
bull httpyoutubeEK8nzKzdnIM
bull httpyoutubewlygTaY4ioc
Arresto cardiaco
bull Segni e sintomibull Non rispondebull Non respirabull Non ha polsobull Trattamento
ndash Mettere il paz supinotavola sotto il torace o stendere sul pavimento
ndash Chiamare aiutondash Attaccare AED e seguire le istruzionindash Iniziare CPRndash Ossigenare ventilazione con pallone e maschera
bull httpyoutubeI-eFjl2G9vg
Emerg Med J 2012 Nov29(11)890-3 Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
Segal N Laurent F Maman L Plaisance P Augustin P
bull Source
bull Emergency Department Lariboisiegravere Hospital Paris 7 University (Paris Diderot) Paris France drnicolassegalgmailcom
bull Conflicting studies exist about the effectiveness of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on a dental chair In some situations dental surgeons are obliged to perform CPR with the patient on the chair Feedback devices are supposed to guide the compression depth in order to improve the quality of CPR but some devices are based on an accelerometer that can theoretically report erroneous results because of the lack of rigidity of a dental chair
bull OBJECTIVE
bull The aim of this study was to evaluate the accuracy of these devices to guide chest compressions on a dental chair
Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
bull METHODSbull A prospective randomised crossover equivalencenon-inferiority study was conducted to compare
the values of compression depths provided by the feedback device (Real CPR Help(reg) delivered by Zollcopy Medical Corporation Chelmsford MA USA) with the real measurements provided by the manikin (Resusci Anne(reg) Advanced SkillTrainer Laerdal Medical AScopy Norway) Chest-compression-only CPR was performed by 15 Basic Life Support instructors who carried out two rounds of continuous CPR for 2 min each Data were analysed with a correlation test a Bland-Altman method and a Wilcoxon test Statistical significance was defined as plt005
bull RESULTSbull A significant difference was found between the mean depths of compression measured by the
feedback device and the manikin on a dental chair and on the floor (plt00001) The feedback device overestimated the depth of chest compressions and Bland-Altman analysis demonstrated poor agreement
bull CONCLUSION
bull This study indicates that feedback devices with accelerometer technology are not sufficiently reliable to ensure adequate chest compression on dental chairs
Angina
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato
alle spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash sollievo con NTGsi spera ndash Ansiapalloresudorazionetachicardia
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minNatispraysublinguale ndash Ossigenondash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
Localizzazioni del dolore anginoso
Sharplocalized
radiating or notmay radiate to
teeth
You tube3 IUSB angina attack
bull httpyoutubeufyxHSSvcG8
bull Molto pertinente
bull httpyoutubejd-9DSDWSsI
bull Angina pectoris medical emergency
Infarto miocardico
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato alle
spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash Mancato sollievo con NTG ndash Dispneasincopediaforesimorte improvvisa
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minndash Ossigenondash Aspirina 165-325 mgndash AnalgesicomorfinabuprenorfinaN2Ondash Chiamare aiutondash Posizionare AED ndash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
ndash MONAMorfinaossigenonitroglicerinaaspirina
Fattori di rischio per cardiopatia ischemica
bull Etagravebull Sesso maschilema = gt 65 annibull Ipertensionebull DislipidemieColestTGHDL lowbull Diabetebull Fumobull Familiaritagravebull Malattie infiammatorie sistemiche collagenopatiebull Obesitagrave bull Metabolic syndrome This has been characterized by the presence of
hyperinsulinemia (fasting glucose level ge 100 mgdL) abdominal obesity (waist circumference gt40 in for men or gt35 in for women) decreased HDL cholesterol levels (lt 40 mgdL for men or lt 50 mgdL for women) hypertriglyceridemia (gt150 mgdL) and hypertension (ge 13085 mm Hg) Based on data from the 2000 US census an estimated 47 million Americans have the metabolic syndrome Patients with the metabolic syndrome have a 3-fold increased risk for coronary atherosclerosis and stroke compared with those without this syndrome
Fattori precipitanti lrsquoischemia
bull Sforzo fisico
bull Basse temperature
bull Digestione
bull Tachicardiafebbreipertiroidismo
bull Emozionistressndash Psichico(pauracontatto
ravvicinatooppressionecostrizioneinpossibilitagrave di muiversidi parlareodori sgradevolivista irritante o sgradevole
ndash dolore
bull Innalzamento vita media
bull Miglioramento condizioni socio-economiche ()
bull Procedure odontoiatriche sempre piugrave conservative
Maggiore frequenza di cardiopatici nella pratica odontoiatrica
Fattori stressantistressors
bull Malattiapersonale o di amici o famigliaribull Morte di un famigliare o di una persona amatabull Problemi di relazioni interpersonalibull Sovraccarico di lavorobull Inizio di un lavoro nuovobull disoccupazionebull pensionebull gravidanzabull affollamentobull traslocobull problemi della vita di tutti i giornirdquocopingrdquobull Problemi legalibull Problemi finanziaribull Perfezionismobull Eccecc
Quindinel paziente cardiopatico(ma anche negli altri)
Sedazione con BZD (short antagonizzabili)
bull Sedazione cosciente con N2O
bull empatia
bull Buona analgesia
Fin qui nov 10
bull httpyoutubeSuFvAbf_uJs
bull anginal and heart attack
Puntata ipertensiva
bull Segni e sintomindash Cefaleavertiginironziindash Disturbi della vistandash Cardiopalmo(tachicardia)ndash (dispnea)ndash Epistassi
bull Trattamentondash Nifedipina(nifedicor)5-15 gtt sublingualiOppndash Clonidina(catapresan) mezza1 fiala im o ev lentaOppndash Furosemide(Lasix) 1 2 fl im o ev lentandash Ossigenoterapia(occhialini)
Aritmie
bull Senza ECG
bull ipocineticheipercinetiche
Allergia
ndash Limitata ad un sistema o generalizzatandash Faringe e prime vie aereeedema angioneuroticondash Tratto respiratorioasmabroncospasmostridorendash Cuteorticariapruritondash Anafilassitutti i precedenti+collasso cardiocircolatoriondash DDangioedema ereditario
ndash Segni e sintomindash Pruritoarrossamentopomfiedema labbramucose boccafaringehellipndash Distress respiratorioasmandash Ipotensionepolso piccolofrequentepallore
bull Ossigenobull Chiamare aiutobull Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
anafilassi
bull Posizione supina
bull Ossigenazione
bull Adrenalina im 05mg
bull Liquidi evndash Antistaminico trimeton 10 mg im
ndash Cortisone
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull In caso di arrestoCPR
Cause di allergia
bull Materiali implantari e amalgama metallititanioporcellane e metalli nobili mercurio
bull Latexdighebull Acrilatibull Formaldeidebull Clorexidinabull AL e conservanti (metilparaben)
bull patch testing prick testing and blood tests for allergen-specific IgE
Sincope vasovagalesvenimentobull Segni e sintomi
ndash Svenimentondash Nausea ndash Debolezzandash Pallorendash Cute fredda e sudatandash Polso rallentatoma prima tachindash Ipotensionendash Discomfort addominalendash Midriasindash sbadiglio
bull Trattamentondash Posizione supinandash Elevare gli arti infndash Ossigenondash Monitorizzare ndash Atropina 05 mg im o iv
Fattori scatenanti psicogenipauraansiastress emotivocattive notiziedolorespecie se improvviso ed inaspettatovista del sanguestrumenti chirurgicisiringhe
Fattori scatenanti non psicogeniStazione erettaFame da salto del pasto o da dietaEsaurimentostanchezzaCattive condizioni fisicheAmbiente caldo-umidoAffollamentoSesso maschileGiovani16-35 anni
Pathophysiology
Stress
Catecholamines release
Decreased peripheral vascular resistance amp uarr blood flow to peripheral muscles
darr venous return
darr circulatory blood vol amp drop in arterial BP
Activation of Compensatory mechanisms
Reflex bradycardia develops (lt 50)
Significant drop in cardiac output associated with fall in BP below the critical level
Cerebral ischemia amp loss of consciousness
Assess consciousness (loss of response to sensory stimulation)
Activate office emergency system
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Perform additional procedures
Administer aromatic ammonia
Administer atropine if bradycardia persists
Do not panic
Post syncopal recovery- delayed recovery-
Postpone dental treatment Activate EMS
Determine precipitating factors
POSTURAL HYPOTENSION
Predisposing factors
bull Administration and ingestion of drugs eg antihypertensives like sodium depleting diuretics calcium channel blockers ampganglion blocking agents sedatives and narcotics histamine blockers levo dopa
bull Prolonged period of recumbency or convalescence
bull Inadequate postural reflex
bull Late stage pregnancy
bull Advanced age
bull Venous defects in legs (eg varicose veins)
bull Recovery from sympathectomy
bull Addissonrsquos disease
bull Physical exhaustion and starvation
bull Chronic postural hypotension (Shy ndash Drager syndrome)
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
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ipoglicemia
bull Segni e sintomibull Senso di fame
ndash Parola strascicataincoerentendash Comportamento alteratondash Polso rapidondash Apprensioneansiairrequietezzaaggressivitagravendash Disorientamentoperdita di coscienzandash Tremorindash sudorazione
bull Trattamentondash Succo di fruttacaramellazuccherino posndash Se egrave avvenuta perdita di coscienzaglucosio evndash Nel dubbio tra iper e ipoglicemiameglio somministrare glucosio comunque
ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
bull httpyoutubenEbsKfLl1n4
bull Acquisti materiale consumabiledoctorshopdoctorpoint
autorizzazione acquisto FU-3doc
SIAD Ozzano Emilia via Libertagrave 17 wwwsiadcom
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bull di essere soggetto autorizzato al rifornimento allrsquoingrosso di gas medicinali e di impiegare gli stessi sotto la propria sola responsabilitagravebull
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bull buongiornobull non possiamo vendere medicinali a studi medici che non abbiano
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bull Riesce ad inoltrare ai due medici il modulo facendomelo poi avere via e-mail o via fax allo 051 796026
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bull SIAD SpA | I-40064 Ozzano dellEmilia (BO) - Via della Libertagrave 17bull Tel +39 051 799399 | Fax +39 051 796026bull massimiliano_lucchinasiadeu | wwwsiadcom
Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
La valigetta degli orrori set di rianimazione completo di bombola ricaricabile di ossigeno da 05 LT in acciaio riduttore con manometro ed erogatore pallone rianimatore maschera rianimazione 2 cannule di Guedel pinza tiralingua apribocca elicoidale tubo atossico in contenitore plastico antiurto
Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
bull
Valutare la respirazionese non respiradai due respiri con ossigeno 100
se in apneainserisci la cannula orofaringea chiama per lrsquoAED
Valutare la circolazionecerca il polsocarotide(radiale)
in assenza di polsopreparati per CPRmettere il paziente in pianomeglio al suolo iniziare MCE
applicare lrsquoAED se crsquoegrave il polsovalutare la frequenza e la forza
Distress
bull Respiratoriobroncospasmoasma
bull ToracicodoloreanginaMI
bull Psicologicoagitazioneconvulsioni
bull Prevenire il distress
ndash Ambiente accoglientetranquillorilassato
ndash Minimizzare la paurail freddo
ndash Mantenere PA e FC e respirazione nei limiti
ndash Non interrompere la terapia
Valutare il paz e la situazionebull Controllare i segni vitali del pazientePAFCrespirazionecolorebull Non tentare di trasportare il paziente da solibull Chiama immediatamente il 118 se
ndash Arresto cardiacondash Arresto respiratoriondash incoscienzagt 1 minndash Stato confusionale prolungatondash Dolore toracico gt 5 min non alleviato dal venitrinndash Difficoltagrave respiratoriandash Convulsionindash Ipotensione grave o tachicardia()
bull Tratta il paziente in emergenza finchegrave non arriva il soccorsobull Tieni pronta la cartella e quanto fatto finora per la squadra di soccorsobull Compila la scheda delle emergenze in studio
What types of emergencies can be expected in the dental office
Ostruzione delle vie aeree
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentoimprovvisaafferrare la gola(segno universale)ndash Stridorendash Tosse violentandash Dispneaspasmindash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Tosse forzatandash Compressione addominalendash Percussione dorsale con paziente curvo in avanti ndash Ossigenazione ndash Ispezione delle prime vie aereendash laringoscopiopinza di Magillaspiratorendash Chiamare aiutondash Trasferimento in ospedale per broncoscopia in urgenza
How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver You tubehttpyoutubekJDpr05zmB4
bull How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver
bull Edited by Bob Robertson Rob S Nicole Willson Travis Derouin and 37 others
bull Googlewikihow
Airway obstruction management
Asmabroncospasmo
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentondash Sensazione di peso sul toracendash stridorendash Tossendash Dispneandash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Posizionare il pazsedutobraccia in avantindash Ossigenondash Spray con salbutamol 2 puffripeti dopo 5 min se inefficacendash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
bull httpyoutubekff3co6xwik
bull httpyoutubeEK8nzKzdnIM
bull httpyoutubewlygTaY4ioc
Arresto cardiaco
bull Segni e sintomibull Non rispondebull Non respirabull Non ha polsobull Trattamento
ndash Mettere il paz supinotavola sotto il torace o stendere sul pavimento
ndash Chiamare aiutondash Attaccare AED e seguire le istruzionindash Iniziare CPRndash Ossigenare ventilazione con pallone e maschera
bull httpyoutubeI-eFjl2G9vg
Emerg Med J 2012 Nov29(11)890-3 Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
Segal N Laurent F Maman L Plaisance P Augustin P
bull Source
bull Emergency Department Lariboisiegravere Hospital Paris 7 University (Paris Diderot) Paris France drnicolassegalgmailcom
bull Conflicting studies exist about the effectiveness of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on a dental chair In some situations dental surgeons are obliged to perform CPR with the patient on the chair Feedback devices are supposed to guide the compression depth in order to improve the quality of CPR but some devices are based on an accelerometer that can theoretically report erroneous results because of the lack of rigidity of a dental chair
bull OBJECTIVE
bull The aim of this study was to evaluate the accuracy of these devices to guide chest compressions on a dental chair
Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
bull METHODSbull A prospective randomised crossover equivalencenon-inferiority study was conducted to compare
the values of compression depths provided by the feedback device (Real CPR Help(reg) delivered by Zollcopy Medical Corporation Chelmsford MA USA) with the real measurements provided by the manikin (Resusci Anne(reg) Advanced SkillTrainer Laerdal Medical AScopy Norway) Chest-compression-only CPR was performed by 15 Basic Life Support instructors who carried out two rounds of continuous CPR for 2 min each Data were analysed with a correlation test a Bland-Altman method and a Wilcoxon test Statistical significance was defined as plt005
bull RESULTSbull A significant difference was found between the mean depths of compression measured by the
feedback device and the manikin on a dental chair and on the floor (plt00001) The feedback device overestimated the depth of chest compressions and Bland-Altman analysis demonstrated poor agreement
bull CONCLUSION
bull This study indicates that feedback devices with accelerometer technology are not sufficiently reliable to ensure adequate chest compression on dental chairs
Angina
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato
alle spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash sollievo con NTGsi spera ndash Ansiapalloresudorazionetachicardia
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minNatispraysublinguale ndash Ossigenondash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
Localizzazioni del dolore anginoso
Sharplocalized
radiating or notmay radiate to
teeth
You tube3 IUSB angina attack
bull httpyoutubeufyxHSSvcG8
bull Molto pertinente
bull httpyoutubejd-9DSDWSsI
bull Angina pectoris medical emergency
Infarto miocardico
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato alle
spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash Mancato sollievo con NTG ndash Dispneasincopediaforesimorte improvvisa
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minndash Ossigenondash Aspirina 165-325 mgndash AnalgesicomorfinabuprenorfinaN2Ondash Chiamare aiutondash Posizionare AED ndash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
ndash MONAMorfinaossigenonitroglicerinaaspirina
Fattori di rischio per cardiopatia ischemica
bull Etagravebull Sesso maschilema = gt 65 annibull Ipertensionebull DislipidemieColestTGHDL lowbull Diabetebull Fumobull Familiaritagravebull Malattie infiammatorie sistemiche collagenopatiebull Obesitagrave bull Metabolic syndrome This has been characterized by the presence of
hyperinsulinemia (fasting glucose level ge 100 mgdL) abdominal obesity (waist circumference gt40 in for men or gt35 in for women) decreased HDL cholesterol levels (lt 40 mgdL for men or lt 50 mgdL for women) hypertriglyceridemia (gt150 mgdL) and hypertension (ge 13085 mm Hg) Based on data from the 2000 US census an estimated 47 million Americans have the metabolic syndrome Patients with the metabolic syndrome have a 3-fold increased risk for coronary atherosclerosis and stroke compared with those without this syndrome
Fattori precipitanti lrsquoischemia
bull Sforzo fisico
bull Basse temperature
bull Digestione
bull Tachicardiafebbreipertiroidismo
bull Emozionistressndash Psichico(pauracontatto
ravvicinatooppressionecostrizioneinpossibilitagrave di muiversidi parlareodori sgradevolivista irritante o sgradevole
ndash dolore
bull Innalzamento vita media
bull Miglioramento condizioni socio-economiche ()
bull Procedure odontoiatriche sempre piugrave conservative
Maggiore frequenza di cardiopatici nella pratica odontoiatrica
Fattori stressantistressors
bull Malattiapersonale o di amici o famigliaribull Morte di un famigliare o di una persona amatabull Problemi di relazioni interpersonalibull Sovraccarico di lavorobull Inizio di un lavoro nuovobull disoccupazionebull pensionebull gravidanzabull affollamentobull traslocobull problemi della vita di tutti i giornirdquocopingrdquobull Problemi legalibull Problemi finanziaribull Perfezionismobull Eccecc
Quindinel paziente cardiopatico(ma anche negli altri)
Sedazione con BZD (short antagonizzabili)
bull Sedazione cosciente con N2O
bull empatia
bull Buona analgesia
Fin qui nov 10
bull httpyoutubeSuFvAbf_uJs
bull anginal and heart attack
Puntata ipertensiva
bull Segni e sintomindash Cefaleavertiginironziindash Disturbi della vistandash Cardiopalmo(tachicardia)ndash (dispnea)ndash Epistassi
bull Trattamentondash Nifedipina(nifedicor)5-15 gtt sublingualiOppndash Clonidina(catapresan) mezza1 fiala im o ev lentaOppndash Furosemide(Lasix) 1 2 fl im o ev lentandash Ossigenoterapia(occhialini)
Aritmie
bull Senza ECG
bull ipocineticheipercinetiche
Allergia
ndash Limitata ad un sistema o generalizzatandash Faringe e prime vie aereeedema angioneuroticondash Tratto respiratorioasmabroncospasmostridorendash Cuteorticariapruritondash Anafilassitutti i precedenti+collasso cardiocircolatoriondash DDangioedema ereditario
ndash Segni e sintomindash Pruritoarrossamentopomfiedema labbramucose boccafaringehellipndash Distress respiratorioasmandash Ipotensionepolso piccolofrequentepallore
bull Ossigenobull Chiamare aiutobull Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
anafilassi
bull Posizione supina
bull Ossigenazione
bull Adrenalina im 05mg
bull Liquidi evndash Antistaminico trimeton 10 mg im
ndash Cortisone
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull In caso di arrestoCPR
Cause di allergia
bull Materiali implantari e amalgama metallititanioporcellane e metalli nobili mercurio
bull Latexdighebull Acrilatibull Formaldeidebull Clorexidinabull AL e conservanti (metilparaben)
bull patch testing prick testing and blood tests for allergen-specific IgE
Sincope vasovagalesvenimentobull Segni e sintomi
ndash Svenimentondash Nausea ndash Debolezzandash Pallorendash Cute fredda e sudatandash Polso rallentatoma prima tachindash Ipotensionendash Discomfort addominalendash Midriasindash sbadiglio
bull Trattamentondash Posizione supinandash Elevare gli arti infndash Ossigenondash Monitorizzare ndash Atropina 05 mg im o iv
Fattori scatenanti psicogenipauraansiastress emotivocattive notiziedolorespecie se improvviso ed inaspettatovista del sanguestrumenti chirurgicisiringhe
Fattori scatenanti non psicogeniStazione erettaFame da salto del pasto o da dietaEsaurimentostanchezzaCattive condizioni fisicheAmbiente caldo-umidoAffollamentoSesso maschileGiovani16-35 anni
Pathophysiology
Stress
Catecholamines release
Decreased peripheral vascular resistance amp uarr blood flow to peripheral muscles
darr venous return
darr circulatory blood vol amp drop in arterial BP
Activation of Compensatory mechanisms
Reflex bradycardia develops (lt 50)
Significant drop in cardiac output associated with fall in BP below the critical level
Cerebral ischemia amp loss of consciousness
Assess consciousness (loss of response to sensory stimulation)
Activate office emergency system
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Perform additional procedures
Administer aromatic ammonia
Administer atropine if bradycardia persists
Do not panic
Post syncopal recovery- delayed recovery-
Postpone dental treatment Activate EMS
Determine precipitating factors
POSTURAL HYPOTENSION
Predisposing factors
bull Administration and ingestion of drugs eg antihypertensives like sodium depleting diuretics calcium channel blockers ampganglion blocking agents sedatives and narcotics histamine blockers levo dopa
bull Prolonged period of recumbency or convalescence
bull Inadequate postural reflex
bull Late stage pregnancy
bull Advanced age
bull Venous defects in legs (eg varicose veins)
bull Recovery from sympathectomy
bull Addissonrsquos disease
bull Physical exhaustion and starvation
bull Chronic postural hypotension (Shy ndash Drager syndrome)
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
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httpyoutube7sJMaSOoH88
ipoglicemia
bull Segni e sintomibull Senso di fame
ndash Parola strascicataincoerentendash Comportamento alteratondash Polso rapidondash Apprensioneansiairrequietezzaaggressivitagravendash Disorientamentoperdita di coscienzandash Tremorindash sudorazione
bull Trattamentondash Succo di fruttacaramellazuccherino posndash Se egrave avvenuta perdita di coscienzaglucosio evndash Nel dubbio tra iper e ipoglicemiameglio somministrare glucosio comunque
ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
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bull Consapevole delle sanzioni penali nel caso di dichiarazioni non veritiere di formazione o uso di atti falsi richiamate dallrsquoart 76 del DPR n 4452000bull
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bull Riesce ad inoltrare ai due medici il modulo facendomelo poi avere via e-mail o via fax allo 051 796026
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Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
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Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
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Valutare la circolazionecerca il polsocarotide(radiale)
in assenza di polsopreparati per CPRmettere il paziente in pianomeglio al suolo iniziare MCE
applicare lrsquoAED se crsquoegrave il polsovalutare la frequenza e la forza
Distress
bull Respiratoriobroncospasmoasma
bull ToracicodoloreanginaMI
bull Psicologicoagitazioneconvulsioni
bull Prevenire il distress
ndash Ambiente accoglientetranquillorilassato
ndash Minimizzare la paurail freddo
ndash Mantenere PA e FC e respirazione nei limiti
ndash Non interrompere la terapia
Valutare il paz e la situazionebull Controllare i segni vitali del pazientePAFCrespirazionecolorebull Non tentare di trasportare il paziente da solibull Chiama immediatamente il 118 se
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bull Tratta il paziente in emergenza finchegrave non arriva il soccorsobull Tieni pronta la cartella e quanto fatto finora per la squadra di soccorsobull Compila la scheda delle emergenze in studio
What types of emergencies can be expected in the dental office
Ostruzione delle vie aeree
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentoimprovvisaafferrare la gola(segno universale)ndash Stridorendash Tosse violentandash Dispneaspasmindash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Tosse forzatandash Compressione addominalendash Percussione dorsale con paziente curvo in avanti ndash Ossigenazione ndash Ispezione delle prime vie aereendash laringoscopiopinza di Magillaspiratorendash Chiamare aiutondash Trasferimento in ospedale per broncoscopia in urgenza
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Airway obstruction management
Asmabroncospasmo
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentondash Sensazione di peso sul toracendash stridorendash Tossendash Dispneandash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Posizionare il pazsedutobraccia in avantindash Ossigenondash Spray con salbutamol 2 puffripeti dopo 5 min se inefficacendash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
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Arresto cardiaco
bull Segni e sintomibull Non rispondebull Non respirabull Non ha polsobull Trattamento
ndash Mettere il paz supinotavola sotto il torace o stendere sul pavimento
ndash Chiamare aiutondash Attaccare AED e seguire le istruzionindash Iniziare CPRndash Ossigenare ventilazione con pallone e maschera
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Emerg Med J 2012 Nov29(11)890-3 Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
Segal N Laurent F Maman L Plaisance P Augustin P
bull Source
bull Emergency Department Lariboisiegravere Hospital Paris 7 University (Paris Diderot) Paris France drnicolassegalgmailcom
bull Conflicting studies exist about the effectiveness of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on a dental chair In some situations dental surgeons are obliged to perform CPR with the patient on the chair Feedback devices are supposed to guide the compression depth in order to improve the quality of CPR but some devices are based on an accelerometer that can theoretically report erroneous results because of the lack of rigidity of a dental chair
bull OBJECTIVE
bull The aim of this study was to evaluate the accuracy of these devices to guide chest compressions on a dental chair
Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
bull METHODSbull A prospective randomised crossover equivalencenon-inferiority study was conducted to compare
the values of compression depths provided by the feedback device (Real CPR Help(reg) delivered by Zollcopy Medical Corporation Chelmsford MA USA) with the real measurements provided by the manikin (Resusci Anne(reg) Advanced SkillTrainer Laerdal Medical AScopy Norway) Chest-compression-only CPR was performed by 15 Basic Life Support instructors who carried out two rounds of continuous CPR for 2 min each Data were analysed with a correlation test a Bland-Altman method and a Wilcoxon test Statistical significance was defined as plt005
bull RESULTSbull A significant difference was found between the mean depths of compression measured by the
feedback device and the manikin on a dental chair and on the floor (plt00001) The feedback device overestimated the depth of chest compressions and Bland-Altman analysis demonstrated poor agreement
bull CONCLUSION
bull This study indicates that feedback devices with accelerometer technology are not sufficiently reliable to ensure adequate chest compression on dental chairs
Angina
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alle spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash sollievo con NTGsi spera ndash Ansiapalloresudorazionetachicardia
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minNatispraysublinguale ndash Ossigenondash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
Localizzazioni del dolore anginoso
Sharplocalized
radiating or notmay radiate to
teeth
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Infarto miocardico
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ndash MONAMorfinaossigenonitroglicerinaaspirina
Fattori di rischio per cardiopatia ischemica
bull Etagravebull Sesso maschilema = gt 65 annibull Ipertensionebull DislipidemieColestTGHDL lowbull Diabetebull Fumobull Familiaritagravebull Malattie infiammatorie sistemiche collagenopatiebull Obesitagrave bull Metabolic syndrome This has been characterized by the presence of
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Fattori precipitanti lrsquoischemia
bull Sforzo fisico
bull Basse temperature
bull Digestione
bull Tachicardiafebbreipertiroidismo
bull Emozionistressndash Psichico(pauracontatto
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ndash dolore
bull Innalzamento vita media
bull Miglioramento condizioni socio-economiche ()
bull Procedure odontoiatriche sempre piugrave conservative
Maggiore frequenza di cardiopatici nella pratica odontoiatrica
Fattori stressantistressors
bull Malattiapersonale o di amici o famigliaribull Morte di un famigliare o di una persona amatabull Problemi di relazioni interpersonalibull Sovraccarico di lavorobull Inizio di un lavoro nuovobull disoccupazionebull pensionebull gravidanzabull affollamentobull traslocobull problemi della vita di tutti i giornirdquocopingrdquobull Problemi legalibull Problemi finanziaribull Perfezionismobull Eccecc
Quindinel paziente cardiopatico(ma anche negli altri)
Sedazione con BZD (short antagonizzabili)
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bull empatia
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Fin qui nov 10
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Puntata ipertensiva
bull Segni e sintomindash Cefaleavertiginironziindash Disturbi della vistandash Cardiopalmo(tachicardia)ndash (dispnea)ndash Epistassi
bull Trattamentondash Nifedipina(nifedicor)5-15 gtt sublingualiOppndash Clonidina(catapresan) mezza1 fiala im o ev lentaOppndash Furosemide(Lasix) 1 2 fl im o ev lentandash Ossigenoterapia(occhialini)
Aritmie
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anafilassi
bull Posizione supina
bull Ossigenazione
bull Adrenalina im 05mg
bull Liquidi evndash Antistaminico trimeton 10 mg im
ndash Cortisone
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull In caso di arrestoCPR
Cause di allergia
bull Materiali implantari e amalgama metallititanioporcellane e metalli nobili mercurio
bull Latexdighebull Acrilatibull Formaldeidebull Clorexidinabull AL e conservanti (metilparaben)
bull patch testing prick testing and blood tests for allergen-specific IgE
Sincope vasovagalesvenimentobull Segni e sintomi
ndash Svenimentondash Nausea ndash Debolezzandash Pallorendash Cute fredda e sudatandash Polso rallentatoma prima tachindash Ipotensionendash Discomfort addominalendash Midriasindash sbadiglio
bull Trattamentondash Posizione supinandash Elevare gli arti infndash Ossigenondash Monitorizzare ndash Atropina 05 mg im o iv
Fattori scatenanti psicogenipauraansiastress emotivocattive notiziedolorespecie se improvviso ed inaspettatovista del sanguestrumenti chirurgicisiringhe
Fattori scatenanti non psicogeniStazione erettaFame da salto del pasto o da dietaEsaurimentostanchezzaCattive condizioni fisicheAmbiente caldo-umidoAffollamentoSesso maschileGiovani16-35 anni
Pathophysiology
Stress
Catecholamines release
Decreased peripheral vascular resistance amp uarr blood flow to peripheral muscles
darr venous return
darr circulatory blood vol amp drop in arterial BP
Activation of Compensatory mechanisms
Reflex bradycardia develops (lt 50)
Significant drop in cardiac output associated with fall in BP below the critical level
Cerebral ischemia amp loss of consciousness
Assess consciousness (loss of response to sensory stimulation)
Activate office emergency system
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Perform additional procedures
Administer aromatic ammonia
Administer atropine if bradycardia persists
Do not panic
Post syncopal recovery- delayed recovery-
Postpone dental treatment Activate EMS
Determine precipitating factors
POSTURAL HYPOTENSION
Predisposing factors
bull Administration and ingestion of drugs eg antihypertensives like sodium depleting diuretics calcium channel blockers ampganglion blocking agents sedatives and narcotics histamine blockers levo dopa
bull Prolonged period of recumbency or convalescence
bull Inadequate postural reflex
bull Late stage pregnancy
bull Advanced age
bull Venous defects in legs (eg varicose veins)
bull Recovery from sympathectomy
bull Addissonrsquos disease
bull Physical exhaustion and starvation
bull Chronic postural hypotension (Shy ndash Drager syndrome)
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
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ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
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bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
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Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
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autorizzazione acquisto FU-3doc
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bull buongiornobull non possiamo vendere medicinali a studi medici che non abbiano
sottoscritto lrsquoallegato che Le inoltrobull
bull Riesce ad inoltrare ai due medici il modulo facendomelo poi avere via e-mail o via fax allo 051 796026
bull Grazie millebull
bull Massimiliano Lucchinabull Servizio Venditabull
bull SIAD SpA | I-40064 Ozzano dellEmilia (BO) - Via della Libertagrave 17bull Tel +39 051 799399 | Fax +39 051 796026bull massimiliano_lucchinasiadeu | wwwsiadcom
Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
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Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
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Distress
bull Respiratoriobroncospasmoasma
bull ToracicodoloreanginaMI
bull Psicologicoagitazioneconvulsioni
bull Prevenire il distress
ndash Ambiente accoglientetranquillorilassato
ndash Minimizzare la paurail freddo
ndash Mantenere PA e FC e respirazione nei limiti
ndash Non interrompere la terapia
Valutare il paz e la situazionebull Controllare i segni vitali del pazientePAFCrespirazionecolorebull Non tentare di trasportare il paziente da solibull Chiama immediatamente il 118 se
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bull Tratta il paziente in emergenza finchegrave non arriva il soccorsobull Tieni pronta la cartella e quanto fatto finora per la squadra di soccorsobull Compila la scheda delle emergenze in studio
What types of emergencies can be expected in the dental office
Ostruzione delle vie aeree
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentoimprovvisaafferrare la gola(segno universale)ndash Stridorendash Tosse violentandash Dispneaspasmindash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Tosse forzatandash Compressione addominalendash Percussione dorsale con paziente curvo in avanti ndash Ossigenazione ndash Ispezione delle prime vie aereendash laringoscopiopinza di Magillaspiratorendash Chiamare aiutondash Trasferimento in ospedale per broncoscopia in urgenza
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Airway obstruction management
Asmabroncospasmo
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Arresto cardiaco
bull Segni e sintomibull Non rispondebull Non respirabull Non ha polsobull Trattamento
ndash Mettere il paz supinotavola sotto il torace o stendere sul pavimento
ndash Chiamare aiutondash Attaccare AED e seguire le istruzionindash Iniziare CPRndash Ossigenare ventilazione con pallone e maschera
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Emerg Med J 2012 Nov29(11)890-3 Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
Segal N Laurent F Maman L Plaisance P Augustin P
bull Source
bull Emergency Department Lariboisiegravere Hospital Paris 7 University (Paris Diderot) Paris France drnicolassegalgmailcom
bull Conflicting studies exist about the effectiveness of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on a dental chair In some situations dental surgeons are obliged to perform CPR with the patient on the chair Feedback devices are supposed to guide the compression depth in order to improve the quality of CPR but some devices are based on an accelerometer that can theoretically report erroneous results because of the lack of rigidity of a dental chair
bull OBJECTIVE
bull The aim of this study was to evaluate the accuracy of these devices to guide chest compressions on a dental chair
Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
bull METHODSbull A prospective randomised crossover equivalencenon-inferiority study was conducted to compare
the values of compression depths provided by the feedback device (Real CPR Help(reg) delivered by Zollcopy Medical Corporation Chelmsford MA USA) with the real measurements provided by the manikin (Resusci Anne(reg) Advanced SkillTrainer Laerdal Medical AScopy Norway) Chest-compression-only CPR was performed by 15 Basic Life Support instructors who carried out two rounds of continuous CPR for 2 min each Data were analysed with a correlation test a Bland-Altman method and a Wilcoxon test Statistical significance was defined as plt005
bull RESULTSbull A significant difference was found between the mean depths of compression measured by the
feedback device and the manikin on a dental chair and on the floor (plt00001) The feedback device overestimated the depth of chest compressions and Bland-Altman analysis demonstrated poor agreement
bull CONCLUSION
bull This study indicates that feedback devices with accelerometer technology are not sufficiently reliable to ensure adequate chest compression on dental chairs
Angina
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato
alle spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash sollievo con NTGsi spera ndash Ansiapalloresudorazionetachicardia
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minNatispraysublinguale ndash Ossigenondash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
Localizzazioni del dolore anginoso
Sharplocalized
radiating or notmay radiate to
teeth
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bull Molto pertinente
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bull Angina pectoris medical emergency
Infarto miocardico
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato alle
spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash Mancato sollievo con NTG ndash Dispneasincopediaforesimorte improvvisa
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ndash MONAMorfinaossigenonitroglicerinaaspirina
Fattori di rischio per cardiopatia ischemica
bull Etagravebull Sesso maschilema = gt 65 annibull Ipertensionebull DislipidemieColestTGHDL lowbull Diabetebull Fumobull Familiaritagravebull Malattie infiammatorie sistemiche collagenopatiebull Obesitagrave bull Metabolic syndrome This has been characterized by the presence of
hyperinsulinemia (fasting glucose level ge 100 mgdL) abdominal obesity (waist circumference gt40 in for men or gt35 in for women) decreased HDL cholesterol levels (lt 40 mgdL for men or lt 50 mgdL for women) hypertriglyceridemia (gt150 mgdL) and hypertension (ge 13085 mm Hg) Based on data from the 2000 US census an estimated 47 million Americans have the metabolic syndrome Patients with the metabolic syndrome have a 3-fold increased risk for coronary atherosclerosis and stroke compared with those without this syndrome
Fattori precipitanti lrsquoischemia
bull Sforzo fisico
bull Basse temperature
bull Digestione
bull Tachicardiafebbreipertiroidismo
bull Emozionistressndash Psichico(pauracontatto
ravvicinatooppressionecostrizioneinpossibilitagrave di muiversidi parlareodori sgradevolivista irritante o sgradevole
ndash dolore
bull Innalzamento vita media
bull Miglioramento condizioni socio-economiche ()
bull Procedure odontoiatriche sempre piugrave conservative
Maggiore frequenza di cardiopatici nella pratica odontoiatrica
Fattori stressantistressors
bull Malattiapersonale o di amici o famigliaribull Morte di un famigliare o di una persona amatabull Problemi di relazioni interpersonalibull Sovraccarico di lavorobull Inizio di un lavoro nuovobull disoccupazionebull pensionebull gravidanzabull affollamentobull traslocobull problemi della vita di tutti i giornirdquocopingrdquobull Problemi legalibull Problemi finanziaribull Perfezionismobull Eccecc
Quindinel paziente cardiopatico(ma anche negli altri)
Sedazione con BZD (short antagonizzabili)
bull Sedazione cosciente con N2O
bull empatia
bull Buona analgesia
Fin qui nov 10
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bull anginal and heart attack
Puntata ipertensiva
bull Segni e sintomindash Cefaleavertiginironziindash Disturbi della vistandash Cardiopalmo(tachicardia)ndash (dispnea)ndash Epistassi
bull Trattamentondash Nifedipina(nifedicor)5-15 gtt sublingualiOppndash Clonidina(catapresan) mezza1 fiala im o ev lentaOppndash Furosemide(Lasix) 1 2 fl im o ev lentandash Ossigenoterapia(occhialini)
Aritmie
bull Senza ECG
bull ipocineticheipercinetiche
Allergia
ndash Limitata ad un sistema o generalizzatandash Faringe e prime vie aereeedema angioneuroticondash Tratto respiratorioasmabroncospasmostridorendash Cuteorticariapruritondash Anafilassitutti i precedenti+collasso cardiocircolatoriondash DDangioedema ereditario
ndash Segni e sintomindash Pruritoarrossamentopomfiedema labbramucose boccafaringehellipndash Distress respiratorioasmandash Ipotensionepolso piccolofrequentepallore
bull Ossigenobull Chiamare aiutobull Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
anafilassi
bull Posizione supina
bull Ossigenazione
bull Adrenalina im 05mg
bull Liquidi evndash Antistaminico trimeton 10 mg im
ndash Cortisone
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull In caso di arrestoCPR
Cause di allergia
bull Materiali implantari e amalgama metallititanioporcellane e metalli nobili mercurio
bull Latexdighebull Acrilatibull Formaldeidebull Clorexidinabull AL e conservanti (metilparaben)
bull patch testing prick testing and blood tests for allergen-specific IgE
Sincope vasovagalesvenimentobull Segni e sintomi
ndash Svenimentondash Nausea ndash Debolezzandash Pallorendash Cute fredda e sudatandash Polso rallentatoma prima tachindash Ipotensionendash Discomfort addominalendash Midriasindash sbadiglio
bull Trattamentondash Posizione supinandash Elevare gli arti infndash Ossigenondash Monitorizzare ndash Atropina 05 mg im o iv
Fattori scatenanti psicogenipauraansiastress emotivocattive notiziedolorespecie se improvviso ed inaspettatovista del sanguestrumenti chirurgicisiringhe
Fattori scatenanti non psicogeniStazione erettaFame da salto del pasto o da dietaEsaurimentostanchezzaCattive condizioni fisicheAmbiente caldo-umidoAffollamentoSesso maschileGiovani16-35 anni
Pathophysiology
Stress
Catecholamines release
Decreased peripheral vascular resistance amp uarr blood flow to peripheral muscles
darr venous return
darr circulatory blood vol amp drop in arterial BP
Activation of Compensatory mechanisms
Reflex bradycardia develops (lt 50)
Significant drop in cardiac output associated with fall in BP below the critical level
Cerebral ischemia amp loss of consciousness
Assess consciousness (loss of response to sensory stimulation)
Activate office emergency system
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Perform additional procedures
Administer aromatic ammonia
Administer atropine if bradycardia persists
Do not panic
Post syncopal recovery- delayed recovery-
Postpone dental treatment Activate EMS
Determine precipitating factors
POSTURAL HYPOTENSION
Predisposing factors
bull Administration and ingestion of drugs eg antihypertensives like sodium depleting diuretics calcium channel blockers ampganglion blocking agents sedatives and narcotics histamine blockers levo dopa
bull Prolonged period of recumbency or convalescence
bull Inadequate postural reflex
bull Late stage pregnancy
bull Advanced age
bull Venous defects in legs (eg varicose veins)
bull Recovery from sympathectomy
bull Addissonrsquos disease
bull Physical exhaustion and starvation
bull Chronic postural hypotension (Shy ndash Drager syndrome)
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
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ipoglicemia
bull Segni e sintomibull Senso di fame
ndash Parola strascicataincoerentendash Comportamento alteratondash Polso rapidondash Apprensioneansiairrequietezzaaggressivitagravendash Disorientamentoperdita di coscienzandash Tremorindash sudorazione
bull Trattamentondash Succo di fruttacaramellazuccherino posndash Se egrave avvenuta perdita di coscienzaglucosio evndash Nel dubbio tra iper e ipoglicemiameglio somministrare glucosio comunque
ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
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Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
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bull SIAD SpA | I-40064 Ozzano dellEmilia (BO) - Via della Libertagrave 17bull Tel +39 051 799399 | Fax +39 051 796026bull massimiliano_lucchinasiadeu | wwwsiadcom
Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
La valigetta degli orrori set di rianimazione completo di bombola ricaricabile di ossigeno da 05 LT in acciaio riduttore con manometro ed erogatore pallone rianimatore maschera rianimazione 2 cannule di Guedel pinza tiralingua apribocca elicoidale tubo atossico in contenitore plastico antiurto
Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
bull
Valutare il paz e la situazionebull Controllare i segni vitali del pazientePAFCrespirazionecolorebull Non tentare di trasportare il paziente da solibull Chiama immediatamente il 118 se
ndash Arresto cardiacondash Arresto respiratoriondash incoscienzagt 1 minndash Stato confusionale prolungatondash Dolore toracico gt 5 min non alleviato dal venitrinndash Difficoltagrave respiratoriandash Convulsionindash Ipotensione grave o tachicardia()
bull Tratta il paziente in emergenza finchegrave non arriva il soccorsobull Tieni pronta la cartella e quanto fatto finora per la squadra di soccorsobull Compila la scheda delle emergenze in studio
What types of emergencies can be expected in the dental office
Ostruzione delle vie aeree
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentoimprovvisaafferrare la gola(segno universale)ndash Stridorendash Tosse violentandash Dispneaspasmindash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Tosse forzatandash Compressione addominalendash Percussione dorsale con paziente curvo in avanti ndash Ossigenazione ndash Ispezione delle prime vie aereendash laringoscopiopinza di Magillaspiratorendash Chiamare aiutondash Trasferimento in ospedale per broncoscopia in urgenza
How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver You tubehttpyoutubekJDpr05zmB4
bull How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver
bull Edited by Bob Robertson Rob S Nicole Willson Travis Derouin and 37 others
bull Googlewikihow
Airway obstruction management
Asmabroncospasmo
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentondash Sensazione di peso sul toracendash stridorendash Tossendash Dispneandash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Posizionare il pazsedutobraccia in avantindash Ossigenondash Spray con salbutamol 2 puffripeti dopo 5 min se inefficacendash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
bull httpyoutubekff3co6xwik
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bull httpyoutubewlygTaY4ioc
Arresto cardiaco
bull Segni e sintomibull Non rispondebull Non respirabull Non ha polsobull Trattamento
ndash Mettere il paz supinotavola sotto il torace o stendere sul pavimento
ndash Chiamare aiutondash Attaccare AED e seguire le istruzionindash Iniziare CPRndash Ossigenare ventilazione con pallone e maschera
bull httpyoutubeI-eFjl2G9vg
Emerg Med J 2012 Nov29(11)890-3 Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
Segal N Laurent F Maman L Plaisance P Augustin P
bull Source
bull Emergency Department Lariboisiegravere Hospital Paris 7 University (Paris Diderot) Paris France drnicolassegalgmailcom
bull Conflicting studies exist about the effectiveness of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on a dental chair In some situations dental surgeons are obliged to perform CPR with the patient on the chair Feedback devices are supposed to guide the compression depth in order to improve the quality of CPR but some devices are based on an accelerometer that can theoretically report erroneous results because of the lack of rigidity of a dental chair
bull OBJECTIVE
bull The aim of this study was to evaluate the accuracy of these devices to guide chest compressions on a dental chair
Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
bull METHODSbull A prospective randomised crossover equivalencenon-inferiority study was conducted to compare
the values of compression depths provided by the feedback device (Real CPR Help(reg) delivered by Zollcopy Medical Corporation Chelmsford MA USA) with the real measurements provided by the manikin (Resusci Anne(reg) Advanced SkillTrainer Laerdal Medical AScopy Norway) Chest-compression-only CPR was performed by 15 Basic Life Support instructors who carried out two rounds of continuous CPR for 2 min each Data were analysed with a correlation test a Bland-Altman method and a Wilcoxon test Statistical significance was defined as plt005
bull RESULTSbull A significant difference was found between the mean depths of compression measured by the
feedback device and the manikin on a dental chair and on the floor (plt00001) The feedback device overestimated the depth of chest compressions and Bland-Altman analysis demonstrated poor agreement
bull CONCLUSION
bull This study indicates that feedback devices with accelerometer technology are not sufficiently reliable to ensure adequate chest compression on dental chairs
Angina
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato
alle spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash sollievo con NTGsi spera ndash Ansiapalloresudorazionetachicardia
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minNatispraysublinguale ndash Ossigenondash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
Localizzazioni del dolore anginoso
Sharplocalized
radiating or notmay radiate to
teeth
You tube3 IUSB angina attack
bull httpyoutubeufyxHSSvcG8
bull Molto pertinente
bull httpyoutubejd-9DSDWSsI
bull Angina pectoris medical emergency
Infarto miocardico
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato alle
spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash Mancato sollievo con NTG ndash Dispneasincopediaforesimorte improvvisa
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ndash MONAMorfinaossigenonitroglicerinaaspirina
Fattori di rischio per cardiopatia ischemica
bull Etagravebull Sesso maschilema = gt 65 annibull Ipertensionebull DislipidemieColestTGHDL lowbull Diabetebull Fumobull Familiaritagravebull Malattie infiammatorie sistemiche collagenopatiebull Obesitagrave bull Metabolic syndrome This has been characterized by the presence of
hyperinsulinemia (fasting glucose level ge 100 mgdL) abdominal obesity (waist circumference gt40 in for men or gt35 in for women) decreased HDL cholesterol levels (lt 40 mgdL for men or lt 50 mgdL for women) hypertriglyceridemia (gt150 mgdL) and hypertension (ge 13085 mm Hg) Based on data from the 2000 US census an estimated 47 million Americans have the metabolic syndrome Patients with the metabolic syndrome have a 3-fold increased risk for coronary atherosclerosis and stroke compared with those without this syndrome
Fattori precipitanti lrsquoischemia
bull Sforzo fisico
bull Basse temperature
bull Digestione
bull Tachicardiafebbreipertiroidismo
bull Emozionistressndash Psichico(pauracontatto
ravvicinatooppressionecostrizioneinpossibilitagrave di muiversidi parlareodori sgradevolivista irritante o sgradevole
ndash dolore
bull Innalzamento vita media
bull Miglioramento condizioni socio-economiche ()
bull Procedure odontoiatriche sempre piugrave conservative
Maggiore frequenza di cardiopatici nella pratica odontoiatrica
Fattori stressantistressors
bull Malattiapersonale o di amici o famigliaribull Morte di un famigliare o di una persona amatabull Problemi di relazioni interpersonalibull Sovraccarico di lavorobull Inizio di un lavoro nuovobull disoccupazionebull pensionebull gravidanzabull affollamentobull traslocobull problemi della vita di tutti i giornirdquocopingrdquobull Problemi legalibull Problemi finanziaribull Perfezionismobull Eccecc
Quindinel paziente cardiopatico(ma anche negli altri)
Sedazione con BZD (short antagonizzabili)
bull Sedazione cosciente con N2O
bull empatia
bull Buona analgesia
Fin qui nov 10
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bull anginal and heart attack
Puntata ipertensiva
bull Segni e sintomindash Cefaleavertiginironziindash Disturbi della vistandash Cardiopalmo(tachicardia)ndash (dispnea)ndash Epistassi
bull Trattamentondash Nifedipina(nifedicor)5-15 gtt sublingualiOppndash Clonidina(catapresan) mezza1 fiala im o ev lentaOppndash Furosemide(Lasix) 1 2 fl im o ev lentandash Ossigenoterapia(occhialini)
Aritmie
bull Senza ECG
bull ipocineticheipercinetiche
Allergia
ndash Limitata ad un sistema o generalizzatandash Faringe e prime vie aereeedema angioneuroticondash Tratto respiratorioasmabroncospasmostridorendash Cuteorticariapruritondash Anafilassitutti i precedenti+collasso cardiocircolatoriondash DDangioedema ereditario
ndash Segni e sintomindash Pruritoarrossamentopomfiedema labbramucose boccafaringehellipndash Distress respiratorioasmandash Ipotensionepolso piccolofrequentepallore
bull Ossigenobull Chiamare aiutobull Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
anafilassi
bull Posizione supina
bull Ossigenazione
bull Adrenalina im 05mg
bull Liquidi evndash Antistaminico trimeton 10 mg im
ndash Cortisone
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull In caso di arrestoCPR
Cause di allergia
bull Materiali implantari e amalgama metallititanioporcellane e metalli nobili mercurio
bull Latexdighebull Acrilatibull Formaldeidebull Clorexidinabull AL e conservanti (metilparaben)
bull patch testing prick testing and blood tests for allergen-specific IgE
Sincope vasovagalesvenimentobull Segni e sintomi
ndash Svenimentondash Nausea ndash Debolezzandash Pallorendash Cute fredda e sudatandash Polso rallentatoma prima tachindash Ipotensionendash Discomfort addominalendash Midriasindash sbadiglio
bull Trattamentondash Posizione supinandash Elevare gli arti infndash Ossigenondash Monitorizzare ndash Atropina 05 mg im o iv
Fattori scatenanti psicogenipauraansiastress emotivocattive notiziedolorespecie se improvviso ed inaspettatovista del sanguestrumenti chirurgicisiringhe
Fattori scatenanti non psicogeniStazione erettaFame da salto del pasto o da dietaEsaurimentostanchezzaCattive condizioni fisicheAmbiente caldo-umidoAffollamentoSesso maschileGiovani16-35 anni
Pathophysiology
Stress
Catecholamines release
Decreased peripheral vascular resistance amp uarr blood flow to peripheral muscles
darr venous return
darr circulatory blood vol amp drop in arterial BP
Activation of Compensatory mechanisms
Reflex bradycardia develops (lt 50)
Significant drop in cardiac output associated with fall in BP below the critical level
Cerebral ischemia amp loss of consciousness
Assess consciousness (loss of response to sensory stimulation)
Activate office emergency system
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Perform additional procedures
Administer aromatic ammonia
Administer atropine if bradycardia persists
Do not panic
Post syncopal recovery- delayed recovery-
Postpone dental treatment Activate EMS
Determine precipitating factors
POSTURAL HYPOTENSION
Predisposing factors
bull Administration and ingestion of drugs eg antihypertensives like sodium depleting diuretics calcium channel blockers ampganglion blocking agents sedatives and narcotics histamine blockers levo dopa
bull Prolonged period of recumbency or convalescence
bull Inadequate postural reflex
bull Late stage pregnancy
bull Advanced age
bull Venous defects in legs (eg varicose veins)
bull Recovery from sympathectomy
bull Addissonrsquos disease
bull Physical exhaustion and starvation
bull Chronic postural hypotension (Shy ndash Drager syndrome)
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
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ipoglicemia
bull Segni e sintomibull Senso di fame
ndash Parola strascicataincoerentendash Comportamento alteratondash Polso rapidondash Apprensioneansiairrequietezzaaggressivitagravendash Disorientamentoperdita di coscienzandash Tremorindash sudorazione
bull Trattamentondash Succo di fruttacaramellazuccherino posndash Se egrave avvenuta perdita di coscienzaglucosio evndash Nel dubbio tra iper e ipoglicemiameglio somministrare glucosio comunque
ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
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Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
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Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
La valigetta degli orrori set di rianimazione completo di bombola ricaricabile di ossigeno da 05 LT in acciaio riduttore con manometro ed erogatore pallone rianimatore maschera rianimazione 2 cannule di Guedel pinza tiralingua apribocca elicoidale tubo atossico in contenitore plastico antiurto
Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
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What types of emergencies can be expected in the dental office
Ostruzione delle vie aeree
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentoimprovvisaafferrare la gola(segno universale)ndash Stridorendash Tosse violentandash Dispneaspasmindash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Tosse forzatandash Compressione addominalendash Percussione dorsale con paziente curvo in avanti ndash Ossigenazione ndash Ispezione delle prime vie aereendash laringoscopiopinza di Magillaspiratorendash Chiamare aiutondash Trasferimento in ospedale per broncoscopia in urgenza
How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver You tubehttpyoutubekJDpr05zmB4
bull How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver
bull Edited by Bob Robertson Rob S Nicole Willson Travis Derouin and 37 others
bull Googlewikihow
Airway obstruction management
Asmabroncospasmo
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentondash Sensazione di peso sul toracendash stridorendash Tossendash Dispneandash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Posizionare il pazsedutobraccia in avantindash Ossigenondash Spray con salbutamol 2 puffripeti dopo 5 min se inefficacendash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
bull httpyoutubekff3co6xwik
bull httpyoutubeEK8nzKzdnIM
bull httpyoutubewlygTaY4ioc
Arresto cardiaco
bull Segni e sintomibull Non rispondebull Non respirabull Non ha polsobull Trattamento
ndash Mettere il paz supinotavola sotto il torace o stendere sul pavimento
ndash Chiamare aiutondash Attaccare AED e seguire le istruzionindash Iniziare CPRndash Ossigenare ventilazione con pallone e maschera
bull httpyoutubeI-eFjl2G9vg
Emerg Med J 2012 Nov29(11)890-3 Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
Segal N Laurent F Maman L Plaisance P Augustin P
bull Source
bull Emergency Department Lariboisiegravere Hospital Paris 7 University (Paris Diderot) Paris France drnicolassegalgmailcom
bull Conflicting studies exist about the effectiveness of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on a dental chair In some situations dental surgeons are obliged to perform CPR with the patient on the chair Feedback devices are supposed to guide the compression depth in order to improve the quality of CPR but some devices are based on an accelerometer that can theoretically report erroneous results because of the lack of rigidity of a dental chair
bull OBJECTIVE
bull The aim of this study was to evaluate the accuracy of these devices to guide chest compressions on a dental chair
Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
bull METHODSbull A prospective randomised crossover equivalencenon-inferiority study was conducted to compare
the values of compression depths provided by the feedback device (Real CPR Help(reg) delivered by Zollcopy Medical Corporation Chelmsford MA USA) with the real measurements provided by the manikin (Resusci Anne(reg) Advanced SkillTrainer Laerdal Medical AScopy Norway) Chest-compression-only CPR was performed by 15 Basic Life Support instructors who carried out two rounds of continuous CPR for 2 min each Data were analysed with a correlation test a Bland-Altman method and a Wilcoxon test Statistical significance was defined as plt005
bull RESULTSbull A significant difference was found between the mean depths of compression measured by the
feedback device and the manikin on a dental chair and on the floor (plt00001) The feedback device overestimated the depth of chest compressions and Bland-Altman analysis demonstrated poor agreement
bull CONCLUSION
bull This study indicates that feedback devices with accelerometer technology are not sufficiently reliable to ensure adequate chest compression on dental chairs
Angina
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato
alle spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash sollievo con NTGsi spera ndash Ansiapalloresudorazionetachicardia
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minNatispraysublinguale ndash Ossigenondash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
Localizzazioni del dolore anginoso
Sharplocalized
radiating or notmay radiate to
teeth
You tube3 IUSB angina attack
bull httpyoutubeufyxHSSvcG8
bull Molto pertinente
bull httpyoutubejd-9DSDWSsI
bull Angina pectoris medical emergency
Infarto miocardico
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato alle
spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash Mancato sollievo con NTG ndash Dispneasincopediaforesimorte improvvisa
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minndash Ossigenondash Aspirina 165-325 mgndash AnalgesicomorfinabuprenorfinaN2Ondash Chiamare aiutondash Posizionare AED ndash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
ndash MONAMorfinaossigenonitroglicerinaaspirina
Fattori di rischio per cardiopatia ischemica
bull Etagravebull Sesso maschilema = gt 65 annibull Ipertensionebull DislipidemieColestTGHDL lowbull Diabetebull Fumobull Familiaritagravebull Malattie infiammatorie sistemiche collagenopatiebull Obesitagrave bull Metabolic syndrome This has been characterized by the presence of
hyperinsulinemia (fasting glucose level ge 100 mgdL) abdominal obesity (waist circumference gt40 in for men or gt35 in for women) decreased HDL cholesterol levels (lt 40 mgdL for men or lt 50 mgdL for women) hypertriglyceridemia (gt150 mgdL) and hypertension (ge 13085 mm Hg) Based on data from the 2000 US census an estimated 47 million Americans have the metabolic syndrome Patients with the metabolic syndrome have a 3-fold increased risk for coronary atherosclerosis and stroke compared with those without this syndrome
Fattori precipitanti lrsquoischemia
bull Sforzo fisico
bull Basse temperature
bull Digestione
bull Tachicardiafebbreipertiroidismo
bull Emozionistressndash Psichico(pauracontatto
ravvicinatooppressionecostrizioneinpossibilitagrave di muiversidi parlareodori sgradevolivista irritante o sgradevole
ndash dolore
bull Innalzamento vita media
bull Miglioramento condizioni socio-economiche ()
bull Procedure odontoiatriche sempre piugrave conservative
Maggiore frequenza di cardiopatici nella pratica odontoiatrica
Fattori stressantistressors
bull Malattiapersonale o di amici o famigliaribull Morte di un famigliare o di una persona amatabull Problemi di relazioni interpersonalibull Sovraccarico di lavorobull Inizio di un lavoro nuovobull disoccupazionebull pensionebull gravidanzabull affollamentobull traslocobull problemi della vita di tutti i giornirdquocopingrdquobull Problemi legalibull Problemi finanziaribull Perfezionismobull Eccecc
Quindinel paziente cardiopatico(ma anche negli altri)
Sedazione con BZD (short antagonizzabili)
bull Sedazione cosciente con N2O
bull empatia
bull Buona analgesia
Fin qui nov 10
bull httpyoutubeSuFvAbf_uJs
bull anginal and heart attack
Puntata ipertensiva
bull Segni e sintomindash Cefaleavertiginironziindash Disturbi della vistandash Cardiopalmo(tachicardia)ndash (dispnea)ndash Epistassi
bull Trattamentondash Nifedipina(nifedicor)5-15 gtt sublingualiOppndash Clonidina(catapresan) mezza1 fiala im o ev lentaOppndash Furosemide(Lasix) 1 2 fl im o ev lentandash Ossigenoterapia(occhialini)
Aritmie
bull Senza ECG
bull ipocineticheipercinetiche
Allergia
ndash Limitata ad un sistema o generalizzatandash Faringe e prime vie aereeedema angioneuroticondash Tratto respiratorioasmabroncospasmostridorendash Cuteorticariapruritondash Anafilassitutti i precedenti+collasso cardiocircolatoriondash DDangioedema ereditario
ndash Segni e sintomindash Pruritoarrossamentopomfiedema labbramucose boccafaringehellipndash Distress respiratorioasmandash Ipotensionepolso piccolofrequentepallore
bull Ossigenobull Chiamare aiutobull Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
anafilassi
bull Posizione supina
bull Ossigenazione
bull Adrenalina im 05mg
bull Liquidi evndash Antistaminico trimeton 10 mg im
ndash Cortisone
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull In caso di arrestoCPR
Cause di allergia
bull Materiali implantari e amalgama metallititanioporcellane e metalli nobili mercurio
bull Latexdighebull Acrilatibull Formaldeidebull Clorexidinabull AL e conservanti (metilparaben)
bull patch testing prick testing and blood tests for allergen-specific IgE
Sincope vasovagalesvenimentobull Segni e sintomi
ndash Svenimentondash Nausea ndash Debolezzandash Pallorendash Cute fredda e sudatandash Polso rallentatoma prima tachindash Ipotensionendash Discomfort addominalendash Midriasindash sbadiglio
bull Trattamentondash Posizione supinandash Elevare gli arti infndash Ossigenondash Monitorizzare ndash Atropina 05 mg im o iv
Fattori scatenanti psicogenipauraansiastress emotivocattive notiziedolorespecie se improvviso ed inaspettatovista del sanguestrumenti chirurgicisiringhe
Fattori scatenanti non psicogeniStazione erettaFame da salto del pasto o da dietaEsaurimentostanchezzaCattive condizioni fisicheAmbiente caldo-umidoAffollamentoSesso maschileGiovani16-35 anni
Pathophysiology
Stress
Catecholamines release
Decreased peripheral vascular resistance amp uarr blood flow to peripheral muscles
darr venous return
darr circulatory blood vol amp drop in arterial BP
Activation of Compensatory mechanisms
Reflex bradycardia develops (lt 50)
Significant drop in cardiac output associated with fall in BP below the critical level
Cerebral ischemia amp loss of consciousness
Assess consciousness (loss of response to sensory stimulation)
Activate office emergency system
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Perform additional procedures
Administer aromatic ammonia
Administer atropine if bradycardia persists
Do not panic
Post syncopal recovery- delayed recovery-
Postpone dental treatment Activate EMS
Determine precipitating factors
POSTURAL HYPOTENSION
Predisposing factors
bull Administration and ingestion of drugs eg antihypertensives like sodium depleting diuretics calcium channel blockers ampganglion blocking agents sedatives and narcotics histamine blockers levo dopa
bull Prolonged period of recumbency or convalescence
bull Inadequate postural reflex
bull Late stage pregnancy
bull Advanced age
bull Venous defects in legs (eg varicose veins)
bull Recovery from sympathectomy
bull Addissonrsquos disease
bull Physical exhaustion and starvation
bull Chronic postural hypotension (Shy ndash Drager syndrome)
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
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ipoglicemia
bull Segni e sintomibull Senso di fame
ndash Parola strascicataincoerentendash Comportamento alteratondash Polso rapidondash Apprensioneansiairrequietezzaaggressivitagravendash Disorientamentoperdita di coscienzandash Tremorindash sudorazione
bull Trattamentondash Succo di fruttacaramellazuccherino posndash Se egrave avvenuta perdita di coscienzaglucosio evndash Nel dubbio tra iper e ipoglicemiameglio somministrare glucosio comunque
ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
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bull SIAD SpA | I-40064 Ozzano dellEmilia (BO) - Via della Libertagrave 17bull Tel +39 051 799399 | Fax +39 051 796026bull massimiliano_lucchinasiadeu | wwwsiadcom
Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
La valigetta degli orrori set di rianimazione completo di bombola ricaricabile di ossigeno da 05 LT in acciaio riduttore con manometro ed erogatore pallone rianimatore maschera rianimazione 2 cannule di Guedel pinza tiralingua apribocca elicoidale tubo atossico in contenitore plastico antiurto
Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
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Ostruzione delle vie aeree
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentoimprovvisaafferrare la gola(segno universale)ndash Stridorendash Tosse violentandash Dispneaspasmindash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Tosse forzatandash Compressione addominalendash Percussione dorsale con paziente curvo in avanti ndash Ossigenazione ndash Ispezione delle prime vie aereendash laringoscopiopinza di Magillaspiratorendash Chiamare aiutondash Trasferimento in ospedale per broncoscopia in urgenza
How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver You tubehttpyoutubekJDpr05zmB4
bull How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver
bull Edited by Bob Robertson Rob S Nicole Willson Travis Derouin and 37 others
bull Googlewikihow
Airway obstruction management
Asmabroncospasmo
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentondash Sensazione di peso sul toracendash stridorendash Tossendash Dispneandash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Posizionare il pazsedutobraccia in avantindash Ossigenondash Spray con salbutamol 2 puffripeti dopo 5 min se inefficacendash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
bull httpyoutubekff3co6xwik
bull httpyoutubeEK8nzKzdnIM
bull httpyoutubewlygTaY4ioc
Arresto cardiaco
bull Segni e sintomibull Non rispondebull Non respirabull Non ha polsobull Trattamento
ndash Mettere il paz supinotavola sotto il torace o stendere sul pavimento
ndash Chiamare aiutondash Attaccare AED e seguire le istruzionindash Iniziare CPRndash Ossigenare ventilazione con pallone e maschera
bull httpyoutubeI-eFjl2G9vg
Emerg Med J 2012 Nov29(11)890-3 Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
Segal N Laurent F Maman L Plaisance P Augustin P
bull Source
bull Emergency Department Lariboisiegravere Hospital Paris 7 University (Paris Diderot) Paris France drnicolassegalgmailcom
bull Conflicting studies exist about the effectiveness of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on a dental chair In some situations dental surgeons are obliged to perform CPR with the patient on the chair Feedback devices are supposed to guide the compression depth in order to improve the quality of CPR but some devices are based on an accelerometer that can theoretically report erroneous results because of the lack of rigidity of a dental chair
bull OBJECTIVE
bull The aim of this study was to evaluate the accuracy of these devices to guide chest compressions on a dental chair
Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
bull METHODSbull A prospective randomised crossover equivalencenon-inferiority study was conducted to compare
the values of compression depths provided by the feedback device (Real CPR Help(reg) delivered by Zollcopy Medical Corporation Chelmsford MA USA) with the real measurements provided by the manikin (Resusci Anne(reg) Advanced SkillTrainer Laerdal Medical AScopy Norway) Chest-compression-only CPR was performed by 15 Basic Life Support instructors who carried out two rounds of continuous CPR for 2 min each Data were analysed with a correlation test a Bland-Altman method and a Wilcoxon test Statistical significance was defined as plt005
bull RESULTSbull A significant difference was found between the mean depths of compression measured by the
feedback device and the manikin on a dental chair and on the floor (plt00001) The feedback device overestimated the depth of chest compressions and Bland-Altman analysis demonstrated poor agreement
bull CONCLUSION
bull This study indicates that feedback devices with accelerometer technology are not sufficiently reliable to ensure adequate chest compression on dental chairs
Angina
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato
alle spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash sollievo con NTGsi spera ndash Ansiapalloresudorazionetachicardia
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minNatispraysublinguale ndash Ossigenondash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
Localizzazioni del dolore anginoso
Sharplocalized
radiating or notmay radiate to
teeth
You tube3 IUSB angina attack
bull httpyoutubeufyxHSSvcG8
bull Molto pertinente
bull httpyoutubejd-9DSDWSsI
bull Angina pectoris medical emergency
Infarto miocardico
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato alle
spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash Mancato sollievo con NTG ndash Dispneasincopediaforesimorte improvvisa
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minndash Ossigenondash Aspirina 165-325 mgndash AnalgesicomorfinabuprenorfinaN2Ondash Chiamare aiutondash Posizionare AED ndash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
ndash MONAMorfinaossigenonitroglicerinaaspirina
Fattori di rischio per cardiopatia ischemica
bull Etagravebull Sesso maschilema = gt 65 annibull Ipertensionebull DislipidemieColestTGHDL lowbull Diabetebull Fumobull Familiaritagravebull Malattie infiammatorie sistemiche collagenopatiebull Obesitagrave bull Metabolic syndrome This has been characterized by the presence of
hyperinsulinemia (fasting glucose level ge 100 mgdL) abdominal obesity (waist circumference gt40 in for men or gt35 in for women) decreased HDL cholesterol levels (lt 40 mgdL for men or lt 50 mgdL for women) hypertriglyceridemia (gt150 mgdL) and hypertension (ge 13085 mm Hg) Based on data from the 2000 US census an estimated 47 million Americans have the metabolic syndrome Patients with the metabolic syndrome have a 3-fold increased risk for coronary atherosclerosis and stroke compared with those without this syndrome
Fattori precipitanti lrsquoischemia
bull Sforzo fisico
bull Basse temperature
bull Digestione
bull Tachicardiafebbreipertiroidismo
bull Emozionistressndash Psichico(pauracontatto
ravvicinatooppressionecostrizioneinpossibilitagrave di muiversidi parlareodori sgradevolivista irritante o sgradevole
ndash dolore
bull Innalzamento vita media
bull Miglioramento condizioni socio-economiche ()
bull Procedure odontoiatriche sempre piugrave conservative
Maggiore frequenza di cardiopatici nella pratica odontoiatrica
Fattori stressantistressors
bull Malattiapersonale o di amici o famigliaribull Morte di un famigliare o di una persona amatabull Problemi di relazioni interpersonalibull Sovraccarico di lavorobull Inizio di un lavoro nuovobull disoccupazionebull pensionebull gravidanzabull affollamentobull traslocobull problemi della vita di tutti i giornirdquocopingrdquobull Problemi legalibull Problemi finanziaribull Perfezionismobull Eccecc
Quindinel paziente cardiopatico(ma anche negli altri)
Sedazione con BZD (short antagonizzabili)
bull Sedazione cosciente con N2O
bull empatia
bull Buona analgesia
Fin qui nov 10
bull httpyoutubeSuFvAbf_uJs
bull anginal and heart attack
Puntata ipertensiva
bull Segni e sintomindash Cefaleavertiginironziindash Disturbi della vistandash Cardiopalmo(tachicardia)ndash (dispnea)ndash Epistassi
bull Trattamentondash Nifedipina(nifedicor)5-15 gtt sublingualiOppndash Clonidina(catapresan) mezza1 fiala im o ev lentaOppndash Furosemide(Lasix) 1 2 fl im o ev lentandash Ossigenoterapia(occhialini)
Aritmie
bull Senza ECG
bull ipocineticheipercinetiche
Allergia
ndash Limitata ad un sistema o generalizzatandash Faringe e prime vie aereeedema angioneuroticondash Tratto respiratorioasmabroncospasmostridorendash Cuteorticariapruritondash Anafilassitutti i precedenti+collasso cardiocircolatoriondash DDangioedema ereditario
ndash Segni e sintomindash Pruritoarrossamentopomfiedema labbramucose boccafaringehellipndash Distress respiratorioasmandash Ipotensionepolso piccolofrequentepallore
bull Ossigenobull Chiamare aiutobull Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
anafilassi
bull Posizione supina
bull Ossigenazione
bull Adrenalina im 05mg
bull Liquidi evndash Antistaminico trimeton 10 mg im
ndash Cortisone
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull In caso di arrestoCPR
Cause di allergia
bull Materiali implantari e amalgama metallititanioporcellane e metalli nobili mercurio
bull Latexdighebull Acrilatibull Formaldeidebull Clorexidinabull AL e conservanti (metilparaben)
bull patch testing prick testing and blood tests for allergen-specific IgE
Sincope vasovagalesvenimentobull Segni e sintomi
ndash Svenimentondash Nausea ndash Debolezzandash Pallorendash Cute fredda e sudatandash Polso rallentatoma prima tachindash Ipotensionendash Discomfort addominalendash Midriasindash sbadiglio
bull Trattamentondash Posizione supinandash Elevare gli arti infndash Ossigenondash Monitorizzare ndash Atropina 05 mg im o iv
Fattori scatenanti psicogenipauraansiastress emotivocattive notiziedolorespecie se improvviso ed inaspettatovista del sanguestrumenti chirurgicisiringhe
Fattori scatenanti non psicogeniStazione erettaFame da salto del pasto o da dietaEsaurimentostanchezzaCattive condizioni fisicheAmbiente caldo-umidoAffollamentoSesso maschileGiovani16-35 anni
Pathophysiology
Stress
Catecholamines release
Decreased peripheral vascular resistance amp uarr blood flow to peripheral muscles
darr venous return
darr circulatory blood vol amp drop in arterial BP
Activation of Compensatory mechanisms
Reflex bradycardia develops (lt 50)
Significant drop in cardiac output associated with fall in BP below the critical level
Cerebral ischemia amp loss of consciousness
Assess consciousness (loss of response to sensory stimulation)
Activate office emergency system
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Perform additional procedures
Administer aromatic ammonia
Administer atropine if bradycardia persists
Do not panic
Post syncopal recovery- delayed recovery-
Postpone dental treatment Activate EMS
Determine precipitating factors
POSTURAL HYPOTENSION
Predisposing factors
bull Administration and ingestion of drugs eg antihypertensives like sodium depleting diuretics calcium channel blockers ampganglion blocking agents sedatives and narcotics histamine blockers levo dopa
bull Prolonged period of recumbency or convalescence
bull Inadequate postural reflex
bull Late stage pregnancy
bull Advanced age
bull Venous defects in legs (eg varicose veins)
bull Recovery from sympathectomy
bull Addissonrsquos disease
bull Physical exhaustion and starvation
bull Chronic postural hypotension (Shy ndash Drager syndrome)
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
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httpyoutube7sJMaSOoH88
ipoglicemia
bull Segni e sintomibull Senso di fame
ndash Parola strascicataincoerentendash Comportamento alteratondash Polso rapidondash Apprensioneansiairrequietezzaaggressivitagravendash Disorientamentoperdita di coscienzandash Tremorindash sudorazione
bull Trattamentondash Succo di fruttacaramellazuccherino posndash Se egrave avvenuta perdita di coscienzaglucosio evndash Nel dubbio tra iper e ipoglicemiameglio somministrare glucosio comunque
ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
bull httpyoutubenEbsKfLl1n4
bull Acquisti materiale consumabiledoctorshopdoctorpoint
autorizzazione acquisto FU-3doc
SIAD Ozzano Emilia via Libertagrave 17 wwwsiadcom
bull ALLEGATO 3 ndash DICHIARAZIONE SOSTITUTIVA DI CERTIFICAZIONE (ai sensi dellrsquoart 46 del DPR 28122000 n 445)bull
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bull Consapevole delle sanzioni penali nel caso di dichiarazioni non veritiere di formazione o uso di atti falsi richiamate dallrsquoart 76 del DPR n 4452000bull
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bull di essere soggetto autorizzato al rifornimento allrsquoingrosso di gas medicinali e di impiegare gli stessi sotto la propria sola responsabilitagravebull
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bull helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
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bull buongiornobull non possiamo vendere medicinali a studi medici che non abbiano
sottoscritto lrsquoallegato che Le inoltrobull
bull Riesce ad inoltrare ai due medici il modulo facendomelo poi avere via e-mail o via fax allo 051 796026
bull Grazie millebull
bull Massimiliano Lucchinabull Servizio Venditabull
bull SIAD SpA | I-40064 Ozzano dellEmilia (BO) - Via della Libertagrave 17bull Tel +39 051 799399 | Fax +39 051 796026bull massimiliano_lucchinasiadeu | wwwsiadcom
Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
La valigetta degli orrori set di rianimazione completo di bombola ricaricabile di ossigeno da 05 LT in acciaio riduttore con manometro ed erogatore pallone rianimatore maschera rianimazione 2 cannule di Guedel pinza tiralingua apribocca elicoidale tubo atossico in contenitore plastico antiurto
Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
bull
bull How to Perform the Heimlich Maneuver
bull Edited by Bob Robertson Rob S Nicole Willson Travis Derouin and 37 others
bull Googlewikihow
Airway obstruction management
Asmabroncospasmo
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentondash Sensazione di peso sul toracendash stridorendash Tossendash Dispneandash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Posizionare il pazsedutobraccia in avantindash Ossigenondash Spray con salbutamol 2 puffripeti dopo 5 min se inefficacendash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
bull httpyoutubekff3co6xwik
bull httpyoutubeEK8nzKzdnIM
bull httpyoutubewlygTaY4ioc
Arresto cardiaco
bull Segni e sintomibull Non rispondebull Non respirabull Non ha polsobull Trattamento
ndash Mettere il paz supinotavola sotto il torace o stendere sul pavimento
ndash Chiamare aiutondash Attaccare AED e seguire le istruzionindash Iniziare CPRndash Ossigenare ventilazione con pallone e maschera
bull httpyoutubeI-eFjl2G9vg
Emerg Med J 2012 Nov29(11)890-3 Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
Segal N Laurent F Maman L Plaisance P Augustin P
bull Source
bull Emergency Department Lariboisiegravere Hospital Paris 7 University (Paris Diderot) Paris France drnicolassegalgmailcom
bull Conflicting studies exist about the effectiveness of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on a dental chair In some situations dental surgeons are obliged to perform CPR with the patient on the chair Feedback devices are supposed to guide the compression depth in order to improve the quality of CPR but some devices are based on an accelerometer that can theoretically report erroneous results because of the lack of rigidity of a dental chair
bull OBJECTIVE
bull The aim of this study was to evaluate the accuracy of these devices to guide chest compressions on a dental chair
Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
bull METHODSbull A prospective randomised crossover equivalencenon-inferiority study was conducted to compare
the values of compression depths provided by the feedback device (Real CPR Help(reg) delivered by Zollcopy Medical Corporation Chelmsford MA USA) with the real measurements provided by the manikin (Resusci Anne(reg) Advanced SkillTrainer Laerdal Medical AScopy Norway) Chest-compression-only CPR was performed by 15 Basic Life Support instructors who carried out two rounds of continuous CPR for 2 min each Data were analysed with a correlation test a Bland-Altman method and a Wilcoxon test Statistical significance was defined as plt005
bull RESULTSbull A significant difference was found between the mean depths of compression measured by the
feedback device and the manikin on a dental chair and on the floor (plt00001) The feedback device overestimated the depth of chest compressions and Bland-Altman analysis demonstrated poor agreement
bull CONCLUSION
bull This study indicates that feedback devices with accelerometer technology are not sufficiently reliable to ensure adequate chest compression on dental chairs
Angina
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato
alle spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash sollievo con NTGsi spera ndash Ansiapalloresudorazionetachicardia
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minNatispraysublinguale ndash Ossigenondash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
Localizzazioni del dolore anginoso
Sharplocalized
radiating or notmay radiate to
teeth
You tube3 IUSB angina attack
bull httpyoutubeufyxHSSvcG8
bull Molto pertinente
bull httpyoutubejd-9DSDWSsI
bull Angina pectoris medical emergency
Infarto miocardico
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato alle
spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash Mancato sollievo con NTG ndash Dispneasincopediaforesimorte improvvisa
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minndash Ossigenondash Aspirina 165-325 mgndash AnalgesicomorfinabuprenorfinaN2Ondash Chiamare aiutondash Posizionare AED ndash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
ndash MONAMorfinaossigenonitroglicerinaaspirina
Fattori di rischio per cardiopatia ischemica
bull Etagravebull Sesso maschilema = gt 65 annibull Ipertensionebull DislipidemieColestTGHDL lowbull Diabetebull Fumobull Familiaritagravebull Malattie infiammatorie sistemiche collagenopatiebull Obesitagrave bull Metabolic syndrome This has been characterized by the presence of
hyperinsulinemia (fasting glucose level ge 100 mgdL) abdominal obesity (waist circumference gt40 in for men or gt35 in for women) decreased HDL cholesterol levels (lt 40 mgdL for men or lt 50 mgdL for women) hypertriglyceridemia (gt150 mgdL) and hypertension (ge 13085 mm Hg) Based on data from the 2000 US census an estimated 47 million Americans have the metabolic syndrome Patients with the metabolic syndrome have a 3-fold increased risk for coronary atherosclerosis and stroke compared with those without this syndrome
Fattori precipitanti lrsquoischemia
bull Sforzo fisico
bull Basse temperature
bull Digestione
bull Tachicardiafebbreipertiroidismo
bull Emozionistressndash Psichico(pauracontatto
ravvicinatooppressionecostrizioneinpossibilitagrave di muiversidi parlareodori sgradevolivista irritante o sgradevole
ndash dolore
bull Innalzamento vita media
bull Miglioramento condizioni socio-economiche ()
bull Procedure odontoiatriche sempre piugrave conservative
Maggiore frequenza di cardiopatici nella pratica odontoiatrica
Fattori stressantistressors
bull Malattiapersonale o di amici o famigliaribull Morte di un famigliare o di una persona amatabull Problemi di relazioni interpersonalibull Sovraccarico di lavorobull Inizio di un lavoro nuovobull disoccupazionebull pensionebull gravidanzabull affollamentobull traslocobull problemi della vita di tutti i giornirdquocopingrdquobull Problemi legalibull Problemi finanziaribull Perfezionismobull Eccecc
Quindinel paziente cardiopatico(ma anche negli altri)
Sedazione con BZD (short antagonizzabili)
bull Sedazione cosciente con N2O
bull empatia
bull Buona analgesia
Fin qui nov 10
bull httpyoutubeSuFvAbf_uJs
bull anginal and heart attack
Puntata ipertensiva
bull Segni e sintomindash Cefaleavertiginironziindash Disturbi della vistandash Cardiopalmo(tachicardia)ndash (dispnea)ndash Epistassi
bull Trattamentondash Nifedipina(nifedicor)5-15 gtt sublingualiOppndash Clonidina(catapresan) mezza1 fiala im o ev lentaOppndash Furosemide(Lasix) 1 2 fl im o ev lentandash Ossigenoterapia(occhialini)
Aritmie
bull Senza ECG
bull ipocineticheipercinetiche
Allergia
ndash Limitata ad un sistema o generalizzatandash Faringe e prime vie aereeedema angioneuroticondash Tratto respiratorioasmabroncospasmostridorendash Cuteorticariapruritondash Anafilassitutti i precedenti+collasso cardiocircolatoriondash DDangioedema ereditario
ndash Segni e sintomindash Pruritoarrossamentopomfiedema labbramucose boccafaringehellipndash Distress respiratorioasmandash Ipotensionepolso piccolofrequentepallore
bull Ossigenobull Chiamare aiutobull Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
anafilassi
bull Posizione supina
bull Ossigenazione
bull Adrenalina im 05mg
bull Liquidi evndash Antistaminico trimeton 10 mg im
ndash Cortisone
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull In caso di arrestoCPR
Cause di allergia
bull Materiali implantari e amalgama metallititanioporcellane e metalli nobili mercurio
bull Latexdighebull Acrilatibull Formaldeidebull Clorexidinabull AL e conservanti (metilparaben)
bull patch testing prick testing and blood tests for allergen-specific IgE
Sincope vasovagalesvenimentobull Segni e sintomi
ndash Svenimentondash Nausea ndash Debolezzandash Pallorendash Cute fredda e sudatandash Polso rallentatoma prima tachindash Ipotensionendash Discomfort addominalendash Midriasindash sbadiglio
bull Trattamentondash Posizione supinandash Elevare gli arti infndash Ossigenondash Monitorizzare ndash Atropina 05 mg im o iv
Fattori scatenanti psicogenipauraansiastress emotivocattive notiziedolorespecie se improvviso ed inaspettatovista del sanguestrumenti chirurgicisiringhe
Fattori scatenanti non psicogeniStazione erettaFame da salto del pasto o da dietaEsaurimentostanchezzaCattive condizioni fisicheAmbiente caldo-umidoAffollamentoSesso maschileGiovani16-35 anni
Pathophysiology
Stress
Catecholamines release
Decreased peripheral vascular resistance amp uarr blood flow to peripheral muscles
darr venous return
darr circulatory blood vol amp drop in arterial BP
Activation of Compensatory mechanisms
Reflex bradycardia develops (lt 50)
Significant drop in cardiac output associated with fall in BP below the critical level
Cerebral ischemia amp loss of consciousness
Assess consciousness (loss of response to sensory stimulation)
Activate office emergency system
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Perform additional procedures
Administer aromatic ammonia
Administer atropine if bradycardia persists
Do not panic
Post syncopal recovery- delayed recovery-
Postpone dental treatment Activate EMS
Determine precipitating factors
POSTURAL HYPOTENSION
Predisposing factors
bull Administration and ingestion of drugs eg antihypertensives like sodium depleting diuretics calcium channel blockers ampganglion blocking agents sedatives and narcotics histamine blockers levo dopa
bull Prolonged period of recumbency or convalescence
bull Inadequate postural reflex
bull Late stage pregnancy
bull Advanced age
bull Venous defects in legs (eg varicose veins)
bull Recovery from sympathectomy
bull Addissonrsquos disease
bull Physical exhaustion and starvation
bull Chronic postural hypotension (Shy ndash Drager syndrome)
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
httpyoutube7sJMaSOoH88
httpyoutube7sJMaSOoH88
ipoglicemia
bull Segni e sintomibull Senso di fame
ndash Parola strascicataincoerentendash Comportamento alteratondash Polso rapidondash Apprensioneansiairrequietezzaaggressivitagravendash Disorientamentoperdita di coscienzandash Tremorindash sudorazione
bull Trattamentondash Succo di fruttacaramellazuccherino posndash Se egrave avvenuta perdita di coscienzaglucosio evndash Nel dubbio tra iper e ipoglicemiameglio somministrare glucosio comunque
ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
bull httpyoutubenEbsKfLl1n4
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autorizzazione acquisto FU-3doc
SIAD Ozzano Emilia via Libertagrave 17 wwwsiadcom
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bull di essere soggetto autorizzato al rifornimento allrsquoingrosso di gas medicinali e di impiegare gli stessi sotto la propria sola responsabilitagravebull
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bull helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
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bull SIAD SpA | I-40064 Ozzano dellEmilia (BO) - Via della Libertagrave 17bull Tel +39 051 799399 | Fax +39 051 796026bull massimiliano_lucchinasiadeu | wwwsiadcom
Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
La valigetta degli orrori set di rianimazione completo di bombola ricaricabile di ossigeno da 05 LT in acciaio riduttore con manometro ed erogatore pallone rianimatore maschera rianimazione 2 cannule di Guedel pinza tiralingua apribocca elicoidale tubo atossico in contenitore plastico antiurto
Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
bull
Airway obstruction management
Asmabroncospasmo
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentondash Sensazione di peso sul toracendash stridorendash Tossendash Dispneandash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Posizionare il pazsedutobraccia in avantindash Ossigenondash Spray con salbutamol 2 puffripeti dopo 5 min se inefficacendash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
bull httpyoutubekff3co6xwik
bull httpyoutubeEK8nzKzdnIM
bull httpyoutubewlygTaY4ioc
Arresto cardiaco
bull Segni e sintomibull Non rispondebull Non respirabull Non ha polsobull Trattamento
ndash Mettere il paz supinotavola sotto il torace o stendere sul pavimento
ndash Chiamare aiutondash Attaccare AED e seguire le istruzionindash Iniziare CPRndash Ossigenare ventilazione con pallone e maschera
bull httpyoutubeI-eFjl2G9vg
Emerg Med J 2012 Nov29(11)890-3 Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
Segal N Laurent F Maman L Plaisance P Augustin P
bull Source
bull Emergency Department Lariboisiegravere Hospital Paris 7 University (Paris Diderot) Paris France drnicolassegalgmailcom
bull Conflicting studies exist about the effectiveness of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on a dental chair In some situations dental surgeons are obliged to perform CPR with the patient on the chair Feedback devices are supposed to guide the compression depth in order to improve the quality of CPR but some devices are based on an accelerometer that can theoretically report erroneous results because of the lack of rigidity of a dental chair
bull OBJECTIVE
bull The aim of this study was to evaluate the accuracy of these devices to guide chest compressions on a dental chair
Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
bull METHODSbull A prospective randomised crossover equivalencenon-inferiority study was conducted to compare
the values of compression depths provided by the feedback device (Real CPR Help(reg) delivered by Zollcopy Medical Corporation Chelmsford MA USA) with the real measurements provided by the manikin (Resusci Anne(reg) Advanced SkillTrainer Laerdal Medical AScopy Norway) Chest-compression-only CPR was performed by 15 Basic Life Support instructors who carried out two rounds of continuous CPR for 2 min each Data were analysed with a correlation test a Bland-Altman method and a Wilcoxon test Statistical significance was defined as plt005
bull RESULTSbull A significant difference was found between the mean depths of compression measured by the
feedback device and the manikin on a dental chair and on the floor (plt00001) The feedback device overestimated the depth of chest compressions and Bland-Altman analysis demonstrated poor agreement
bull CONCLUSION
bull This study indicates that feedback devices with accelerometer technology are not sufficiently reliable to ensure adequate chest compression on dental chairs
Angina
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato
alle spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash sollievo con NTGsi spera ndash Ansiapalloresudorazionetachicardia
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minNatispraysublinguale ndash Ossigenondash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
Localizzazioni del dolore anginoso
Sharplocalized
radiating or notmay radiate to
teeth
You tube3 IUSB angina attack
bull httpyoutubeufyxHSSvcG8
bull Molto pertinente
bull httpyoutubejd-9DSDWSsI
bull Angina pectoris medical emergency
Infarto miocardico
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato alle
spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash Mancato sollievo con NTG ndash Dispneasincopediaforesimorte improvvisa
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minndash Ossigenondash Aspirina 165-325 mgndash AnalgesicomorfinabuprenorfinaN2Ondash Chiamare aiutondash Posizionare AED ndash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
ndash MONAMorfinaossigenonitroglicerinaaspirina
Fattori di rischio per cardiopatia ischemica
bull Etagravebull Sesso maschilema = gt 65 annibull Ipertensionebull DislipidemieColestTGHDL lowbull Diabetebull Fumobull Familiaritagravebull Malattie infiammatorie sistemiche collagenopatiebull Obesitagrave bull Metabolic syndrome This has been characterized by the presence of
hyperinsulinemia (fasting glucose level ge 100 mgdL) abdominal obesity (waist circumference gt40 in for men or gt35 in for women) decreased HDL cholesterol levels (lt 40 mgdL for men or lt 50 mgdL for women) hypertriglyceridemia (gt150 mgdL) and hypertension (ge 13085 mm Hg) Based on data from the 2000 US census an estimated 47 million Americans have the metabolic syndrome Patients with the metabolic syndrome have a 3-fold increased risk for coronary atherosclerosis and stroke compared with those without this syndrome
Fattori precipitanti lrsquoischemia
bull Sforzo fisico
bull Basse temperature
bull Digestione
bull Tachicardiafebbreipertiroidismo
bull Emozionistressndash Psichico(pauracontatto
ravvicinatooppressionecostrizioneinpossibilitagrave di muiversidi parlareodori sgradevolivista irritante o sgradevole
ndash dolore
bull Innalzamento vita media
bull Miglioramento condizioni socio-economiche ()
bull Procedure odontoiatriche sempre piugrave conservative
Maggiore frequenza di cardiopatici nella pratica odontoiatrica
Fattori stressantistressors
bull Malattiapersonale o di amici o famigliaribull Morte di un famigliare o di una persona amatabull Problemi di relazioni interpersonalibull Sovraccarico di lavorobull Inizio di un lavoro nuovobull disoccupazionebull pensionebull gravidanzabull affollamentobull traslocobull problemi della vita di tutti i giornirdquocopingrdquobull Problemi legalibull Problemi finanziaribull Perfezionismobull Eccecc
Quindinel paziente cardiopatico(ma anche negli altri)
Sedazione con BZD (short antagonizzabili)
bull Sedazione cosciente con N2O
bull empatia
bull Buona analgesia
Fin qui nov 10
bull httpyoutubeSuFvAbf_uJs
bull anginal and heart attack
Puntata ipertensiva
bull Segni e sintomindash Cefaleavertiginironziindash Disturbi della vistandash Cardiopalmo(tachicardia)ndash (dispnea)ndash Epistassi
bull Trattamentondash Nifedipina(nifedicor)5-15 gtt sublingualiOppndash Clonidina(catapresan) mezza1 fiala im o ev lentaOppndash Furosemide(Lasix) 1 2 fl im o ev lentandash Ossigenoterapia(occhialini)
Aritmie
bull Senza ECG
bull ipocineticheipercinetiche
Allergia
ndash Limitata ad un sistema o generalizzatandash Faringe e prime vie aereeedema angioneuroticondash Tratto respiratorioasmabroncospasmostridorendash Cuteorticariapruritondash Anafilassitutti i precedenti+collasso cardiocircolatoriondash DDangioedema ereditario
ndash Segni e sintomindash Pruritoarrossamentopomfiedema labbramucose boccafaringehellipndash Distress respiratorioasmandash Ipotensionepolso piccolofrequentepallore
bull Ossigenobull Chiamare aiutobull Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
anafilassi
bull Posizione supina
bull Ossigenazione
bull Adrenalina im 05mg
bull Liquidi evndash Antistaminico trimeton 10 mg im
ndash Cortisone
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull In caso di arrestoCPR
Cause di allergia
bull Materiali implantari e amalgama metallititanioporcellane e metalli nobili mercurio
bull Latexdighebull Acrilatibull Formaldeidebull Clorexidinabull AL e conservanti (metilparaben)
bull patch testing prick testing and blood tests for allergen-specific IgE
Sincope vasovagalesvenimentobull Segni e sintomi
ndash Svenimentondash Nausea ndash Debolezzandash Pallorendash Cute fredda e sudatandash Polso rallentatoma prima tachindash Ipotensionendash Discomfort addominalendash Midriasindash sbadiglio
bull Trattamentondash Posizione supinandash Elevare gli arti infndash Ossigenondash Monitorizzare ndash Atropina 05 mg im o iv
Fattori scatenanti psicogenipauraansiastress emotivocattive notiziedolorespecie se improvviso ed inaspettatovista del sanguestrumenti chirurgicisiringhe
Fattori scatenanti non psicogeniStazione erettaFame da salto del pasto o da dietaEsaurimentostanchezzaCattive condizioni fisicheAmbiente caldo-umidoAffollamentoSesso maschileGiovani16-35 anni
Pathophysiology
Stress
Catecholamines release
Decreased peripheral vascular resistance amp uarr blood flow to peripheral muscles
darr venous return
darr circulatory blood vol amp drop in arterial BP
Activation of Compensatory mechanisms
Reflex bradycardia develops (lt 50)
Significant drop in cardiac output associated with fall in BP below the critical level
Cerebral ischemia amp loss of consciousness
Assess consciousness (loss of response to sensory stimulation)
Activate office emergency system
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Perform additional procedures
Administer aromatic ammonia
Administer atropine if bradycardia persists
Do not panic
Post syncopal recovery- delayed recovery-
Postpone dental treatment Activate EMS
Determine precipitating factors
POSTURAL HYPOTENSION
Predisposing factors
bull Administration and ingestion of drugs eg antihypertensives like sodium depleting diuretics calcium channel blockers ampganglion blocking agents sedatives and narcotics histamine blockers levo dopa
bull Prolonged period of recumbency or convalescence
bull Inadequate postural reflex
bull Late stage pregnancy
bull Advanced age
bull Venous defects in legs (eg varicose veins)
bull Recovery from sympathectomy
bull Addissonrsquos disease
bull Physical exhaustion and starvation
bull Chronic postural hypotension (Shy ndash Drager syndrome)
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
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httpyoutube7sJMaSOoH88
ipoglicemia
bull Segni e sintomibull Senso di fame
ndash Parola strascicataincoerentendash Comportamento alteratondash Polso rapidondash Apprensioneansiairrequietezzaaggressivitagravendash Disorientamentoperdita di coscienzandash Tremorindash sudorazione
bull Trattamentondash Succo di fruttacaramellazuccherino posndash Se egrave avvenuta perdita di coscienzaglucosio evndash Nel dubbio tra iper e ipoglicemiameglio somministrare glucosio comunque
ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
bull httpyoutubenEbsKfLl1n4
bull Acquisti materiale consumabiledoctorshopdoctorpoint
autorizzazione acquisto FU-3doc
SIAD Ozzano Emilia via Libertagrave 17 wwwsiadcom
bull ALLEGATO 3 ndash DICHIARAZIONE SOSTITUTIVA DI CERTIFICAZIONE (ai sensi dellrsquoart 46 del DPR 28122000 n 445)bull
bull
bull Illa sottoscrittoahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
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bull Responsabile dellrsquoEnte di SoccorsoStudio Medicohelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
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bull Partita IVACFhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
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bull di essere soggetto autorizzato al rifornimento allrsquoingrosso di gas medicinali e di impiegare gli stessi sotto la propria sola responsabilitagravebull
bull
bull
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bull In fedebull
bull helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull Luogo Data helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull buongiornobull non possiamo vendere medicinali a studi medici che non abbiano
sottoscritto lrsquoallegato che Le inoltrobull
bull Riesce ad inoltrare ai due medici il modulo facendomelo poi avere via e-mail o via fax allo 051 796026
bull Grazie millebull
bull Massimiliano Lucchinabull Servizio Venditabull
bull SIAD SpA | I-40064 Ozzano dellEmilia (BO) - Via della Libertagrave 17bull Tel +39 051 799399 | Fax +39 051 796026bull massimiliano_lucchinasiadeu | wwwsiadcom
Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
La valigetta degli orrori set di rianimazione completo di bombola ricaricabile di ossigeno da 05 LT in acciaio riduttore con manometro ed erogatore pallone rianimatore maschera rianimazione 2 cannule di Guedel pinza tiralingua apribocca elicoidale tubo atossico in contenitore plastico antiurto
Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
bull
Asmabroncospasmo
bull Segni e sintomindash Sensazione di soffocamentondash Sensazione di peso sul toracendash stridorendash Tossendash Dispneandash Cianosi
bull Trattamentondash Posizionare il pazsedutobraccia in avantindash Ossigenondash Spray con salbutamol 2 puffripeti dopo 5 min se inefficacendash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
bull httpyoutubekff3co6xwik
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bull httpyoutubewlygTaY4ioc
Arresto cardiaco
bull Segni e sintomibull Non rispondebull Non respirabull Non ha polsobull Trattamento
ndash Mettere il paz supinotavola sotto il torace o stendere sul pavimento
ndash Chiamare aiutondash Attaccare AED e seguire le istruzionindash Iniziare CPRndash Ossigenare ventilazione con pallone e maschera
bull httpyoutubeI-eFjl2G9vg
Emerg Med J 2012 Nov29(11)890-3 Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
Segal N Laurent F Maman L Plaisance P Augustin P
bull Source
bull Emergency Department Lariboisiegravere Hospital Paris 7 University (Paris Diderot) Paris France drnicolassegalgmailcom
bull Conflicting studies exist about the effectiveness of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on a dental chair In some situations dental surgeons are obliged to perform CPR with the patient on the chair Feedback devices are supposed to guide the compression depth in order to improve the quality of CPR but some devices are based on an accelerometer that can theoretically report erroneous results because of the lack of rigidity of a dental chair
bull OBJECTIVE
bull The aim of this study was to evaluate the accuracy of these devices to guide chest compressions on a dental chair
Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
bull METHODSbull A prospective randomised crossover equivalencenon-inferiority study was conducted to compare
the values of compression depths provided by the feedback device (Real CPR Help(reg) delivered by Zollcopy Medical Corporation Chelmsford MA USA) with the real measurements provided by the manikin (Resusci Anne(reg) Advanced SkillTrainer Laerdal Medical AScopy Norway) Chest-compression-only CPR was performed by 15 Basic Life Support instructors who carried out two rounds of continuous CPR for 2 min each Data were analysed with a correlation test a Bland-Altman method and a Wilcoxon test Statistical significance was defined as plt005
bull RESULTSbull A significant difference was found between the mean depths of compression measured by the
feedback device and the manikin on a dental chair and on the floor (plt00001) The feedback device overestimated the depth of chest compressions and Bland-Altman analysis demonstrated poor agreement
bull CONCLUSION
bull This study indicates that feedback devices with accelerometer technology are not sufficiently reliable to ensure adequate chest compression on dental chairs
Angina
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato
alle spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash sollievo con NTGsi spera ndash Ansiapalloresudorazionetachicardia
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minNatispraysublinguale ndash Ossigenondash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
Localizzazioni del dolore anginoso
Sharplocalized
radiating or notmay radiate to
teeth
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bull httpyoutubeufyxHSSvcG8
bull Molto pertinente
bull httpyoutubejd-9DSDWSsI
bull Angina pectoris medical emergency
Infarto miocardico
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato alle
spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash Mancato sollievo con NTG ndash Dispneasincopediaforesimorte improvvisa
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minndash Ossigenondash Aspirina 165-325 mgndash AnalgesicomorfinabuprenorfinaN2Ondash Chiamare aiutondash Posizionare AED ndash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
ndash MONAMorfinaossigenonitroglicerinaaspirina
Fattori di rischio per cardiopatia ischemica
bull Etagravebull Sesso maschilema = gt 65 annibull Ipertensionebull DislipidemieColestTGHDL lowbull Diabetebull Fumobull Familiaritagravebull Malattie infiammatorie sistemiche collagenopatiebull Obesitagrave bull Metabolic syndrome This has been characterized by the presence of
hyperinsulinemia (fasting glucose level ge 100 mgdL) abdominal obesity (waist circumference gt40 in for men or gt35 in for women) decreased HDL cholesterol levels (lt 40 mgdL for men or lt 50 mgdL for women) hypertriglyceridemia (gt150 mgdL) and hypertension (ge 13085 mm Hg) Based on data from the 2000 US census an estimated 47 million Americans have the metabolic syndrome Patients with the metabolic syndrome have a 3-fold increased risk for coronary atherosclerosis and stroke compared with those without this syndrome
Fattori precipitanti lrsquoischemia
bull Sforzo fisico
bull Basse temperature
bull Digestione
bull Tachicardiafebbreipertiroidismo
bull Emozionistressndash Psichico(pauracontatto
ravvicinatooppressionecostrizioneinpossibilitagrave di muiversidi parlareodori sgradevolivista irritante o sgradevole
ndash dolore
bull Innalzamento vita media
bull Miglioramento condizioni socio-economiche ()
bull Procedure odontoiatriche sempre piugrave conservative
Maggiore frequenza di cardiopatici nella pratica odontoiatrica
Fattori stressantistressors
bull Malattiapersonale o di amici o famigliaribull Morte di un famigliare o di una persona amatabull Problemi di relazioni interpersonalibull Sovraccarico di lavorobull Inizio di un lavoro nuovobull disoccupazionebull pensionebull gravidanzabull affollamentobull traslocobull problemi della vita di tutti i giornirdquocopingrdquobull Problemi legalibull Problemi finanziaribull Perfezionismobull Eccecc
Quindinel paziente cardiopatico(ma anche negli altri)
Sedazione con BZD (short antagonizzabili)
bull Sedazione cosciente con N2O
bull empatia
bull Buona analgesia
Fin qui nov 10
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bull anginal and heart attack
Puntata ipertensiva
bull Segni e sintomindash Cefaleavertiginironziindash Disturbi della vistandash Cardiopalmo(tachicardia)ndash (dispnea)ndash Epistassi
bull Trattamentondash Nifedipina(nifedicor)5-15 gtt sublingualiOppndash Clonidina(catapresan) mezza1 fiala im o ev lentaOppndash Furosemide(Lasix) 1 2 fl im o ev lentandash Ossigenoterapia(occhialini)
Aritmie
bull Senza ECG
bull ipocineticheipercinetiche
Allergia
ndash Limitata ad un sistema o generalizzatandash Faringe e prime vie aereeedema angioneuroticondash Tratto respiratorioasmabroncospasmostridorendash Cuteorticariapruritondash Anafilassitutti i precedenti+collasso cardiocircolatoriondash DDangioedema ereditario
ndash Segni e sintomindash Pruritoarrossamentopomfiedema labbramucose boccafaringehellipndash Distress respiratorioasmandash Ipotensionepolso piccolofrequentepallore
bull Ossigenobull Chiamare aiutobull Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
anafilassi
bull Posizione supina
bull Ossigenazione
bull Adrenalina im 05mg
bull Liquidi evndash Antistaminico trimeton 10 mg im
ndash Cortisone
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull In caso di arrestoCPR
Cause di allergia
bull Materiali implantari e amalgama metallititanioporcellane e metalli nobili mercurio
bull Latexdighebull Acrilatibull Formaldeidebull Clorexidinabull AL e conservanti (metilparaben)
bull patch testing prick testing and blood tests for allergen-specific IgE
Sincope vasovagalesvenimentobull Segni e sintomi
ndash Svenimentondash Nausea ndash Debolezzandash Pallorendash Cute fredda e sudatandash Polso rallentatoma prima tachindash Ipotensionendash Discomfort addominalendash Midriasindash sbadiglio
bull Trattamentondash Posizione supinandash Elevare gli arti infndash Ossigenondash Monitorizzare ndash Atropina 05 mg im o iv
Fattori scatenanti psicogenipauraansiastress emotivocattive notiziedolorespecie se improvviso ed inaspettatovista del sanguestrumenti chirurgicisiringhe
Fattori scatenanti non psicogeniStazione erettaFame da salto del pasto o da dietaEsaurimentostanchezzaCattive condizioni fisicheAmbiente caldo-umidoAffollamentoSesso maschileGiovani16-35 anni
Pathophysiology
Stress
Catecholamines release
Decreased peripheral vascular resistance amp uarr blood flow to peripheral muscles
darr venous return
darr circulatory blood vol amp drop in arterial BP
Activation of Compensatory mechanisms
Reflex bradycardia develops (lt 50)
Significant drop in cardiac output associated with fall in BP below the critical level
Cerebral ischemia amp loss of consciousness
Assess consciousness (loss of response to sensory stimulation)
Activate office emergency system
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Perform additional procedures
Administer aromatic ammonia
Administer atropine if bradycardia persists
Do not panic
Post syncopal recovery- delayed recovery-
Postpone dental treatment Activate EMS
Determine precipitating factors
POSTURAL HYPOTENSION
Predisposing factors
bull Administration and ingestion of drugs eg antihypertensives like sodium depleting diuretics calcium channel blockers ampganglion blocking agents sedatives and narcotics histamine blockers levo dopa
bull Prolonged period of recumbency or convalescence
bull Inadequate postural reflex
bull Late stage pregnancy
bull Advanced age
bull Venous defects in legs (eg varicose veins)
bull Recovery from sympathectomy
bull Addissonrsquos disease
bull Physical exhaustion and starvation
bull Chronic postural hypotension (Shy ndash Drager syndrome)
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
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ipoglicemia
bull Segni e sintomibull Senso di fame
ndash Parola strascicataincoerentendash Comportamento alteratondash Polso rapidondash Apprensioneansiairrequietezzaaggressivitagravendash Disorientamentoperdita di coscienzandash Tremorindash sudorazione
bull Trattamentondash Succo di fruttacaramellazuccherino posndash Se egrave avvenuta perdita di coscienzaglucosio evndash Nel dubbio tra iper e ipoglicemiameglio somministrare glucosio comunque
ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
bull httpyoutubenEbsKfLl1n4
bull Acquisti materiale consumabiledoctorshopdoctorpoint
autorizzazione acquisto FU-3doc
SIAD Ozzano Emilia via Libertagrave 17 wwwsiadcom
bull ALLEGATO 3 ndash DICHIARAZIONE SOSTITUTIVA DI CERTIFICAZIONE (ai sensi dellrsquoart 46 del DPR 28122000 n 445)bull
bull
bull Illa sottoscrittoahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull Responsabile dellrsquoEnte di SoccorsoStudio Medicohelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull con sede inhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull Partita IVACFhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull
bull Consapevole delle sanzioni penali nel caso di dichiarazioni non veritiere di formazione o uso di atti falsi richiamate dallrsquoart 76 del DPR n 4452000bull
bull
bull DICHIARAbull
bull di essere soggetto autorizzato al rifornimento allrsquoingrosso di gas medicinali e di impiegare gli stessi sotto la propria sola responsabilitagravebull
bull
bull
bull
bull In fedebull
bull helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull Luogo Data helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull buongiornobull non possiamo vendere medicinali a studi medici che non abbiano
sottoscritto lrsquoallegato che Le inoltrobull
bull Riesce ad inoltrare ai due medici il modulo facendomelo poi avere via e-mail o via fax allo 051 796026
bull Grazie millebull
bull Massimiliano Lucchinabull Servizio Venditabull
bull SIAD SpA | I-40064 Ozzano dellEmilia (BO) - Via della Libertagrave 17bull Tel +39 051 799399 | Fax +39 051 796026bull massimiliano_lucchinasiadeu | wwwsiadcom
Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
La valigetta degli orrori set di rianimazione completo di bombola ricaricabile di ossigeno da 05 LT in acciaio riduttore con manometro ed erogatore pallone rianimatore maschera rianimazione 2 cannule di Guedel pinza tiralingua apribocca elicoidale tubo atossico in contenitore plastico antiurto
Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
bull
bull httpyoutubekff3co6xwik
bull httpyoutubeEK8nzKzdnIM
bull httpyoutubewlygTaY4ioc
Arresto cardiaco
bull Segni e sintomibull Non rispondebull Non respirabull Non ha polsobull Trattamento
ndash Mettere il paz supinotavola sotto il torace o stendere sul pavimento
ndash Chiamare aiutondash Attaccare AED e seguire le istruzionindash Iniziare CPRndash Ossigenare ventilazione con pallone e maschera
bull httpyoutubeI-eFjl2G9vg
Emerg Med J 2012 Nov29(11)890-3 Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
Segal N Laurent F Maman L Plaisance P Augustin P
bull Source
bull Emergency Department Lariboisiegravere Hospital Paris 7 University (Paris Diderot) Paris France drnicolassegalgmailcom
bull Conflicting studies exist about the effectiveness of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on a dental chair In some situations dental surgeons are obliged to perform CPR with the patient on the chair Feedback devices are supposed to guide the compression depth in order to improve the quality of CPR but some devices are based on an accelerometer that can theoretically report erroneous results because of the lack of rigidity of a dental chair
bull OBJECTIVE
bull The aim of this study was to evaluate the accuracy of these devices to guide chest compressions on a dental chair
Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
bull METHODSbull A prospective randomised crossover equivalencenon-inferiority study was conducted to compare
the values of compression depths provided by the feedback device (Real CPR Help(reg) delivered by Zollcopy Medical Corporation Chelmsford MA USA) with the real measurements provided by the manikin (Resusci Anne(reg) Advanced SkillTrainer Laerdal Medical AScopy Norway) Chest-compression-only CPR was performed by 15 Basic Life Support instructors who carried out two rounds of continuous CPR for 2 min each Data were analysed with a correlation test a Bland-Altman method and a Wilcoxon test Statistical significance was defined as plt005
bull RESULTSbull A significant difference was found between the mean depths of compression measured by the
feedback device and the manikin on a dental chair and on the floor (plt00001) The feedback device overestimated the depth of chest compressions and Bland-Altman analysis demonstrated poor agreement
bull CONCLUSION
bull This study indicates that feedback devices with accelerometer technology are not sufficiently reliable to ensure adequate chest compression on dental chairs
Angina
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato
alle spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash sollievo con NTGsi spera ndash Ansiapalloresudorazionetachicardia
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minNatispraysublinguale ndash Ossigenondash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
Localizzazioni del dolore anginoso
Sharplocalized
radiating or notmay radiate to
teeth
You tube3 IUSB angina attack
bull httpyoutubeufyxHSSvcG8
bull Molto pertinente
bull httpyoutubejd-9DSDWSsI
bull Angina pectoris medical emergency
Infarto miocardico
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato alle
spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash Mancato sollievo con NTG ndash Dispneasincopediaforesimorte improvvisa
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minndash Ossigenondash Aspirina 165-325 mgndash AnalgesicomorfinabuprenorfinaN2Ondash Chiamare aiutondash Posizionare AED ndash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
ndash MONAMorfinaossigenonitroglicerinaaspirina
Fattori di rischio per cardiopatia ischemica
bull Etagravebull Sesso maschilema = gt 65 annibull Ipertensionebull DislipidemieColestTGHDL lowbull Diabetebull Fumobull Familiaritagravebull Malattie infiammatorie sistemiche collagenopatiebull Obesitagrave bull Metabolic syndrome This has been characterized by the presence of
hyperinsulinemia (fasting glucose level ge 100 mgdL) abdominal obesity (waist circumference gt40 in for men or gt35 in for women) decreased HDL cholesterol levels (lt 40 mgdL for men or lt 50 mgdL for women) hypertriglyceridemia (gt150 mgdL) and hypertension (ge 13085 mm Hg) Based on data from the 2000 US census an estimated 47 million Americans have the metabolic syndrome Patients with the metabolic syndrome have a 3-fold increased risk for coronary atherosclerosis and stroke compared with those without this syndrome
Fattori precipitanti lrsquoischemia
bull Sforzo fisico
bull Basse temperature
bull Digestione
bull Tachicardiafebbreipertiroidismo
bull Emozionistressndash Psichico(pauracontatto
ravvicinatooppressionecostrizioneinpossibilitagrave di muiversidi parlareodori sgradevolivista irritante o sgradevole
ndash dolore
bull Innalzamento vita media
bull Miglioramento condizioni socio-economiche ()
bull Procedure odontoiatriche sempre piugrave conservative
Maggiore frequenza di cardiopatici nella pratica odontoiatrica
Fattori stressantistressors
bull Malattiapersonale o di amici o famigliaribull Morte di un famigliare o di una persona amatabull Problemi di relazioni interpersonalibull Sovraccarico di lavorobull Inizio di un lavoro nuovobull disoccupazionebull pensionebull gravidanzabull affollamentobull traslocobull problemi della vita di tutti i giornirdquocopingrdquobull Problemi legalibull Problemi finanziaribull Perfezionismobull Eccecc
Quindinel paziente cardiopatico(ma anche negli altri)
Sedazione con BZD (short antagonizzabili)
bull Sedazione cosciente con N2O
bull empatia
bull Buona analgesia
Fin qui nov 10
bull httpyoutubeSuFvAbf_uJs
bull anginal and heart attack
Puntata ipertensiva
bull Segni e sintomindash Cefaleavertiginironziindash Disturbi della vistandash Cardiopalmo(tachicardia)ndash (dispnea)ndash Epistassi
bull Trattamentondash Nifedipina(nifedicor)5-15 gtt sublingualiOppndash Clonidina(catapresan) mezza1 fiala im o ev lentaOppndash Furosemide(Lasix) 1 2 fl im o ev lentandash Ossigenoterapia(occhialini)
Aritmie
bull Senza ECG
bull ipocineticheipercinetiche
Allergia
ndash Limitata ad un sistema o generalizzatandash Faringe e prime vie aereeedema angioneuroticondash Tratto respiratorioasmabroncospasmostridorendash Cuteorticariapruritondash Anafilassitutti i precedenti+collasso cardiocircolatoriondash DDangioedema ereditario
ndash Segni e sintomindash Pruritoarrossamentopomfiedema labbramucose boccafaringehellipndash Distress respiratorioasmandash Ipotensionepolso piccolofrequentepallore
bull Ossigenobull Chiamare aiutobull Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
anafilassi
bull Posizione supina
bull Ossigenazione
bull Adrenalina im 05mg
bull Liquidi evndash Antistaminico trimeton 10 mg im
ndash Cortisone
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull In caso di arrestoCPR
Cause di allergia
bull Materiali implantari e amalgama metallititanioporcellane e metalli nobili mercurio
bull Latexdighebull Acrilatibull Formaldeidebull Clorexidinabull AL e conservanti (metilparaben)
bull patch testing prick testing and blood tests for allergen-specific IgE
Sincope vasovagalesvenimentobull Segni e sintomi
ndash Svenimentondash Nausea ndash Debolezzandash Pallorendash Cute fredda e sudatandash Polso rallentatoma prima tachindash Ipotensionendash Discomfort addominalendash Midriasindash sbadiglio
bull Trattamentondash Posizione supinandash Elevare gli arti infndash Ossigenondash Monitorizzare ndash Atropina 05 mg im o iv
Fattori scatenanti psicogenipauraansiastress emotivocattive notiziedolorespecie se improvviso ed inaspettatovista del sanguestrumenti chirurgicisiringhe
Fattori scatenanti non psicogeniStazione erettaFame da salto del pasto o da dietaEsaurimentostanchezzaCattive condizioni fisicheAmbiente caldo-umidoAffollamentoSesso maschileGiovani16-35 anni
Pathophysiology
Stress
Catecholamines release
Decreased peripheral vascular resistance amp uarr blood flow to peripheral muscles
darr venous return
darr circulatory blood vol amp drop in arterial BP
Activation of Compensatory mechanisms
Reflex bradycardia develops (lt 50)
Significant drop in cardiac output associated with fall in BP below the critical level
Cerebral ischemia amp loss of consciousness
Assess consciousness (loss of response to sensory stimulation)
Activate office emergency system
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Perform additional procedures
Administer aromatic ammonia
Administer atropine if bradycardia persists
Do not panic
Post syncopal recovery- delayed recovery-
Postpone dental treatment Activate EMS
Determine precipitating factors
POSTURAL HYPOTENSION
Predisposing factors
bull Administration and ingestion of drugs eg antihypertensives like sodium depleting diuretics calcium channel blockers ampganglion blocking agents sedatives and narcotics histamine blockers levo dopa
bull Prolonged period of recumbency or convalescence
bull Inadequate postural reflex
bull Late stage pregnancy
bull Advanced age
bull Venous defects in legs (eg varicose veins)
bull Recovery from sympathectomy
bull Addissonrsquos disease
bull Physical exhaustion and starvation
bull Chronic postural hypotension (Shy ndash Drager syndrome)
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
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ipoglicemia
bull Segni e sintomibull Senso di fame
ndash Parola strascicataincoerentendash Comportamento alteratondash Polso rapidondash Apprensioneansiairrequietezzaaggressivitagravendash Disorientamentoperdita di coscienzandash Tremorindash sudorazione
bull Trattamentondash Succo di fruttacaramellazuccherino posndash Se egrave avvenuta perdita di coscienzaglucosio evndash Nel dubbio tra iper e ipoglicemiameglio somministrare glucosio comunque
ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
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bull Riesce ad inoltrare ai due medici il modulo facendomelo poi avere via e-mail o via fax allo 051 796026
bull Grazie millebull
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bull SIAD SpA | I-40064 Ozzano dellEmilia (BO) - Via della Libertagrave 17bull Tel +39 051 799399 | Fax +39 051 796026bull massimiliano_lucchinasiadeu | wwwsiadcom
Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
La valigetta degli orrori set di rianimazione completo di bombola ricaricabile di ossigeno da 05 LT in acciaio riduttore con manometro ed erogatore pallone rianimatore maschera rianimazione 2 cannule di Guedel pinza tiralingua apribocca elicoidale tubo atossico in contenitore plastico antiurto
Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
bull
Arresto cardiaco
bull Segni e sintomibull Non rispondebull Non respirabull Non ha polsobull Trattamento
ndash Mettere il paz supinotavola sotto il torace o stendere sul pavimento
ndash Chiamare aiutondash Attaccare AED e seguire le istruzionindash Iniziare CPRndash Ossigenare ventilazione con pallone e maschera
bull httpyoutubeI-eFjl2G9vg
Emerg Med J 2012 Nov29(11)890-3 Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
Segal N Laurent F Maman L Plaisance P Augustin P
bull Source
bull Emergency Department Lariboisiegravere Hospital Paris 7 University (Paris Diderot) Paris France drnicolassegalgmailcom
bull Conflicting studies exist about the effectiveness of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on a dental chair In some situations dental surgeons are obliged to perform CPR with the patient on the chair Feedback devices are supposed to guide the compression depth in order to improve the quality of CPR but some devices are based on an accelerometer that can theoretically report erroneous results because of the lack of rigidity of a dental chair
bull OBJECTIVE
bull The aim of this study was to evaluate the accuracy of these devices to guide chest compressions on a dental chair
Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
bull METHODSbull A prospective randomised crossover equivalencenon-inferiority study was conducted to compare
the values of compression depths provided by the feedback device (Real CPR Help(reg) delivered by Zollcopy Medical Corporation Chelmsford MA USA) with the real measurements provided by the manikin (Resusci Anne(reg) Advanced SkillTrainer Laerdal Medical AScopy Norway) Chest-compression-only CPR was performed by 15 Basic Life Support instructors who carried out two rounds of continuous CPR for 2 min each Data were analysed with a correlation test a Bland-Altman method and a Wilcoxon test Statistical significance was defined as plt005
bull RESULTSbull A significant difference was found between the mean depths of compression measured by the
feedback device and the manikin on a dental chair and on the floor (plt00001) The feedback device overestimated the depth of chest compressions and Bland-Altman analysis demonstrated poor agreement
bull CONCLUSION
bull This study indicates that feedback devices with accelerometer technology are not sufficiently reliable to ensure adequate chest compression on dental chairs
Angina
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato
alle spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash sollievo con NTGsi spera ndash Ansiapalloresudorazionetachicardia
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minNatispraysublinguale ndash Ossigenondash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
Localizzazioni del dolore anginoso
Sharplocalized
radiating or notmay radiate to
teeth
You tube3 IUSB angina attack
bull httpyoutubeufyxHSSvcG8
bull Molto pertinente
bull httpyoutubejd-9DSDWSsI
bull Angina pectoris medical emergency
Infarto miocardico
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato alle
spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash Mancato sollievo con NTG ndash Dispneasincopediaforesimorte improvvisa
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minndash Ossigenondash Aspirina 165-325 mgndash AnalgesicomorfinabuprenorfinaN2Ondash Chiamare aiutondash Posizionare AED ndash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
ndash MONAMorfinaossigenonitroglicerinaaspirina
Fattori di rischio per cardiopatia ischemica
bull Etagravebull Sesso maschilema = gt 65 annibull Ipertensionebull DislipidemieColestTGHDL lowbull Diabetebull Fumobull Familiaritagravebull Malattie infiammatorie sistemiche collagenopatiebull Obesitagrave bull Metabolic syndrome This has been characterized by the presence of
hyperinsulinemia (fasting glucose level ge 100 mgdL) abdominal obesity (waist circumference gt40 in for men or gt35 in for women) decreased HDL cholesterol levels (lt 40 mgdL for men or lt 50 mgdL for women) hypertriglyceridemia (gt150 mgdL) and hypertension (ge 13085 mm Hg) Based on data from the 2000 US census an estimated 47 million Americans have the metabolic syndrome Patients with the metabolic syndrome have a 3-fold increased risk for coronary atherosclerosis and stroke compared with those without this syndrome
Fattori precipitanti lrsquoischemia
bull Sforzo fisico
bull Basse temperature
bull Digestione
bull Tachicardiafebbreipertiroidismo
bull Emozionistressndash Psichico(pauracontatto
ravvicinatooppressionecostrizioneinpossibilitagrave di muiversidi parlareodori sgradevolivista irritante o sgradevole
ndash dolore
bull Innalzamento vita media
bull Miglioramento condizioni socio-economiche ()
bull Procedure odontoiatriche sempre piugrave conservative
Maggiore frequenza di cardiopatici nella pratica odontoiatrica
Fattori stressantistressors
bull Malattiapersonale o di amici o famigliaribull Morte di un famigliare o di una persona amatabull Problemi di relazioni interpersonalibull Sovraccarico di lavorobull Inizio di un lavoro nuovobull disoccupazionebull pensionebull gravidanzabull affollamentobull traslocobull problemi della vita di tutti i giornirdquocopingrdquobull Problemi legalibull Problemi finanziaribull Perfezionismobull Eccecc
Quindinel paziente cardiopatico(ma anche negli altri)
Sedazione con BZD (short antagonizzabili)
bull Sedazione cosciente con N2O
bull empatia
bull Buona analgesia
Fin qui nov 10
bull httpyoutubeSuFvAbf_uJs
bull anginal and heart attack
Puntata ipertensiva
bull Segni e sintomindash Cefaleavertiginironziindash Disturbi della vistandash Cardiopalmo(tachicardia)ndash (dispnea)ndash Epistassi
bull Trattamentondash Nifedipina(nifedicor)5-15 gtt sublingualiOppndash Clonidina(catapresan) mezza1 fiala im o ev lentaOppndash Furosemide(Lasix) 1 2 fl im o ev lentandash Ossigenoterapia(occhialini)
Aritmie
bull Senza ECG
bull ipocineticheipercinetiche
Allergia
ndash Limitata ad un sistema o generalizzatandash Faringe e prime vie aereeedema angioneuroticondash Tratto respiratorioasmabroncospasmostridorendash Cuteorticariapruritondash Anafilassitutti i precedenti+collasso cardiocircolatoriondash DDangioedema ereditario
ndash Segni e sintomindash Pruritoarrossamentopomfiedema labbramucose boccafaringehellipndash Distress respiratorioasmandash Ipotensionepolso piccolofrequentepallore
bull Ossigenobull Chiamare aiutobull Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
anafilassi
bull Posizione supina
bull Ossigenazione
bull Adrenalina im 05mg
bull Liquidi evndash Antistaminico trimeton 10 mg im
ndash Cortisone
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull In caso di arrestoCPR
Cause di allergia
bull Materiali implantari e amalgama metallititanioporcellane e metalli nobili mercurio
bull Latexdighebull Acrilatibull Formaldeidebull Clorexidinabull AL e conservanti (metilparaben)
bull patch testing prick testing and blood tests for allergen-specific IgE
Sincope vasovagalesvenimentobull Segni e sintomi
ndash Svenimentondash Nausea ndash Debolezzandash Pallorendash Cute fredda e sudatandash Polso rallentatoma prima tachindash Ipotensionendash Discomfort addominalendash Midriasindash sbadiglio
bull Trattamentondash Posizione supinandash Elevare gli arti infndash Ossigenondash Monitorizzare ndash Atropina 05 mg im o iv
Fattori scatenanti psicogenipauraansiastress emotivocattive notiziedolorespecie se improvviso ed inaspettatovista del sanguestrumenti chirurgicisiringhe
Fattori scatenanti non psicogeniStazione erettaFame da salto del pasto o da dietaEsaurimentostanchezzaCattive condizioni fisicheAmbiente caldo-umidoAffollamentoSesso maschileGiovani16-35 anni
Pathophysiology
Stress
Catecholamines release
Decreased peripheral vascular resistance amp uarr blood flow to peripheral muscles
darr venous return
darr circulatory blood vol amp drop in arterial BP
Activation of Compensatory mechanisms
Reflex bradycardia develops (lt 50)
Significant drop in cardiac output associated with fall in BP below the critical level
Cerebral ischemia amp loss of consciousness
Assess consciousness (loss of response to sensory stimulation)
Activate office emergency system
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Perform additional procedures
Administer aromatic ammonia
Administer atropine if bradycardia persists
Do not panic
Post syncopal recovery- delayed recovery-
Postpone dental treatment Activate EMS
Determine precipitating factors
POSTURAL HYPOTENSION
Predisposing factors
bull Administration and ingestion of drugs eg antihypertensives like sodium depleting diuretics calcium channel blockers ampganglion blocking agents sedatives and narcotics histamine blockers levo dopa
bull Prolonged period of recumbency or convalescence
bull Inadequate postural reflex
bull Late stage pregnancy
bull Advanced age
bull Venous defects in legs (eg varicose veins)
bull Recovery from sympathectomy
bull Addissonrsquos disease
bull Physical exhaustion and starvation
bull Chronic postural hypotension (Shy ndash Drager syndrome)
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
httpyoutube7sJMaSOoH88
httpyoutube7sJMaSOoH88
ipoglicemia
bull Segni e sintomibull Senso di fame
ndash Parola strascicataincoerentendash Comportamento alteratondash Polso rapidondash Apprensioneansiairrequietezzaaggressivitagravendash Disorientamentoperdita di coscienzandash Tremorindash sudorazione
bull Trattamentondash Succo di fruttacaramellazuccherino posndash Se egrave avvenuta perdita di coscienzaglucosio evndash Nel dubbio tra iper e ipoglicemiameglio somministrare glucosio comunque
ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
bull httpyoutubenEbsKfLl1n4
bull Acquisti materiale consumabiledoctorshopdoctorpoint
autorizzazione acquisto FU-3doc
SIAD Ozzano Emilia via Libertagrave 17 wwwsiadcom
bull ALLEGATO 3 ndash DICHIARAZIONE SOSTITUTIVA DI CERTIFICAZIONE (ai sensi dellrsquoart 46 del DPR 28122000 n 445)bull
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bull Consapevole delle sanzioni penali nel caso di dichiarazioni non veritiere di formazione o uso di atti falsi richiamate dallrsquoart 76 del DPR n 4452000bull
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bull di essere soggetto autorizzato al rifornimento allrsquoingrosso di gas medicinali e di impiegare gli stessi sotto la propria sola responsabilitagravebull
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bull buongiornobull non possiamo vendere medicinali a studi medici che non abbiano
sottoscritto lrsquoallegato che Le inoltrobull
bull Riesce ad inoltrare ai due medici il modulo facendomelo poi avere via e-mail o via fax allo 051 796026
bull Grazie millebull
bull Massimiliano Lucchinabull Servizio Venditabull
bull SIAD SpA | I-40064 Ozzano dellEmilia (BO) - Via della Libertagrave 17bull Tel +39 051 799399 | Fax +39 051 796026bull massimiliano_lucchinasiadeu | wwwsiadcom
Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
La valigetta degli orrori set di rianimazione completo di bombola ricaricabile di ossigeno da 05 LT in acciaio riduttore con manometro ed erogatore pallone rianimatore maschera rianimazione 2 cannule di Guedel pinza tiralingua apribocca elicoidale tubo atossico in contenitore plastico antiurto
Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
bull
bull httpyoutubeI-eFjl2G9vg
Emerg Med J 2012 Nov29(11)890-3 Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
Segal N Laurent F Maman L Plaisance P Augustin P
bull Source
bull Emergency Department Lariboisiegravere Hospital Paris 7 University (Paris Diderot) Paris France drnicolassegalgmailcom
bull Conflicting studies exist about the effectiveness of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on a dental chair In some situations dental surgeons are obliged to perform CPR with the patient on the chair Feedback devices are supposed to guide the compression depth in order to improve the quality of CPR but some devices are based on an accelerometer that can theoretically report erroneous results because of the lack of rigidity of a dental chair
bull OBJECTIVE
bull The aim of this study was to evaluate the accuracy of these devices to guide chest compressions on a dental chair
Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
bull METHODSbull A prospective randomised crossover equivalencenon-inferiority study was conducted to compare
the values of compression depths provided by the feedback device (Real CPR Help(reg) delivered by Zollcopy Medical Corporation Chelmsford MA USA) with the real measurements provided by the manikin (Resusci Anne(reg) Advanced SkillTrainer Laerdal Medical AScopy Norway) Chest-compression-only CPR was performed by 15 Basic Life Support instructors who carried out two rounds of continuous CPR for 2 min each Data were analysed with a correlation test a Bland-Altman method and a Wilcoxon test Statistical significance was defined as plt005
bull RESULTSbull A significant difference was found between the mean depths of compression measured by the
feedback device and the manikin on a dental chair and on the floor (plt00001) The feedback device overestimated the depth of chest compressions and Bland-Altman analysis demonstrated poor agreement
bull CONCLUSION
bull This study indicates that feedback devices with accelerometer technology are not sufficiently reliable to ensure adequate chest compression on dental chairs
Angina
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato
alle spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash sollievo con NTGsi spera ndash Ansiapalloresudorazionetachicardia
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minNatispraysublinguale ndash Ossigenondash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
Localizzazioni del dolore anginoso
Sharplocalized
radiating or notmay radiate to
teeth
You tube3 IUSB angina attack
bull httpyoutubeufyxHSSvcG8
bull Molto pertinente
bull httpyoutubejd-9DSDWSsI
bull Angina pectoris medical emergency
Infarto miocardico
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato alle
spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash Mancato sollievo con NTG ndash Dispneasincopediaforesimorte improvvisa
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minndash Ossigenondash Aspirina 165-325 mgndash AnalgesicomorfinabuprenorfinaN2Ondash Chiamare aiutondash Posizionare AED ndash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
ndash MONAMorfinaossigenonitroglicerinaaspirina
Fattori di rischio per cardiopatia ischemica
bull Etagravebull Sesso maschilema = gt 65 annibull Ipertensionebull DislipidemieColestTGHDL lowbull Diabetebull Fumobull Familiaritagravebull Malattie infiammatorie sistemiche collagenopatiebull Obesitagrave bull Metabolic syndrome This has been characterized by the presence of
hyperinsulinemia (fasting glucose level ge 100 mgdL) abdominal obesity (waist circumference gt40 in for men or gt35 in for women) decreased HDL cholesterol levels (lt 40 mgdL for men or lt 50 mgdL for women) hypertriglyceridemia (gt150 mgdL) and hypertension (ge 13085 mm Hg) Based on data from the 2000 US census an estimated 47 million Americans have the metabolic syndrome Patients with the metabolic syndrome have a 3-fold increased risk for coronary atherosclerosis and stroke compared with those without this syndrome
Fattori precipitanti lrsquoischemia
bull Sforzo fisico
bull Basse temperature
bull Digestione
bull Tachicardiafebbreipertiroidismo
bull Emozionistressndash Psichico(pauracontatto
ravvicinatooppressionecostrizioneinpossibilitagrave di muiversidi parlareodori sgradevolivista irritante o sgradevole
ndash dolore
bull Innalzamento vita media
bull Miglioramento condizioni socio-economiche ()
bull Procedure odontoiatriche sempre piugrave conservative
Maggiore frequenza di cardiopatici nella pratica odontoiatrica
Fattori stressantistressors
bull Malattiapersonale o di amici o famigliaribull Morte di un famigliare o di una persona amatabull Problemi di relazioni interpersonalibull Sovraccarico di lavorobull Inizio di un lavoro nuovobull disoccupazionebull pensionebull gravidanzabull affollamentobull traslocobull problemi della vita di tutti i giornirdquocopingrdquobull Problemi legalibull Problemi finanziaribull Perfezionismobull Eccecc
Quindinel paziente cardiopatico(ma anche negli altri)
Sedazione con BZD (short antagonizzabili)
bull Sedazione cosciente con N2O
bull empatia
bull Buona analgesia
Fin qui nov 10
bull httpyoutubeSuFvAbf_uJs
bull anginal and heart attack
Puntata ipertensiva
bull Segni e sintomindash Cefaleavertiginironziindash Disturbi della vistandash Cardiopalmo(tachicardia)ndash (dispnea)ndash Epistassi
bull Trattamentondash Nifedipina(nifedicor)5-15 gtt sublingualiOppndash Clonidina(catapresan) mezza1 fiala im o ev lentaOppndash Furosemide(Lasix) 1 2 fl im o ev lentandash Ossigenoterapia(occhialini)
Aritmie
bull Senza ECG
bull ipocineticheipercinetiche
Allergia
ndash Limitata ad un sistema o generalizzatandash Faringe e prime vie aereeedema angioneuroticondash Tratto respiratorioasmabroncospasmostridorendash Cuteorticariapruritondash Anafilassitutti i precedenti+collasso cardiocircolatoriondash DDangioedema ereditario
ndash Segni e sintomindash Pruritoarrossamentopomfiedema labbramucose boccafaringehellipndash Distress respiratorioasmandash Ipotensionepolso piccolofrequentepallore
bull Ossigenobull Chiamare aiutobull Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
anafilassi
bull Posizione supina
bull Ossigenazione
bull Adrenalina im 05mg
bull Liquidi evndash Antistaminico trimeton 10 mg im
ndash Cortisone
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull In caso di arrestoCPR
Cause di allergia
bull Materiali implantari e amalgama metallititanioporcellane e metalli nobili mercurio
bull Latexdighebull Acrilatibull Formaldeidebull Clorexidinabull AL e conservanti (metilparaben)
bull patch testing prick testing and blood tests for allergen-specific IgE
Sincope vasovagalesvenimentobull Segni e sintomi
ndash Svenimentondash Nausea ndash Debolezzandash Pallorendash Cute fredda e sudatandash Polso rallentatoma prima tachindash Ipotensionendash Discomfort addominalendash Midriasindash sbadiglio
bull Trattamentondash Posizione supinandash Elevare gli arti infndash Ossigenondash Monitorizzare ndash Atropina 05 mg im o iv
Fattori scatenanti psicogenipauraansiastress emotivocattive notiziedolorespecie se improvviso ed inaspettatovista del sanguestrumenti chirurgicisiringhe
Fattori scatenanti non psicogeniStazione erettaFame da salto del pasto o da dietaEsaurimentostanchezzaCattive condizioni fisicheAmbiente caldo-umidoAffollamentoSesso maschileGiovani16-35 anni
Pathophysiology
Stress
Catecholamines release
Decreased peripheral vascular resistance amp uarr blood flow to peripheral muscles
darr venous return
darr circulatory blood vol amp drop in arterial BP
Activation of Compensatory mechanisms
Reflex bradycardia develops (lt 50)
Significant drop in cardiac output associated with fall in BP below the critical level
Cerebral ischemia amp loss of consciousness
Assess consciousness (loss of response to sensory stimulation)
Activate office emergency system
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Perform additional procedures
Administer aromatic ammonia
Administer atropine if bradycardia persists
Do not panic
Post syncopal recovery- delayed recovery-
Postpone dental treatment Activate EMS
Determine precipitating factors
POSTURAL HYPOTENSION
Predisposing factors
bull Administration and ingestion of drugs eg antihypertensives like sodium depleting diuretics calcium channel blockers ampganglion blocking agents sedatives and narcotics histamine blockers levo dopa
bull Prolonged period of recumbency or convalescence
bull Inadequate postural reflex
bull Late stage pregnancy
bull Advanced age
bull Venous defects in legs (eg varicose veins)
bull Recovery from sympathectomy
bull Addissonrsquos disease
bull Physical exhaustion and starvation
bull Chronic postural hypotension (Shy ndash Drager syndrome)
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
httpyoutube7sJMaSOoH88
httpyoutube7sJMaSOoH88
ipoglicemia
bull Segni e sintomibull Senso di fame
ndash Parola strascicataincoerentendash Comportamento alteratondash Polso rapidondash Apprensioneansiairrequietezzaaggressivitagravendash Disorientamentoperdita di coscienzandash Tremorindash sudorazione
bull Trattamentondash Succo di fruttacaramellazuccherino posndash Se egrave avvenuta perdita di coscienzaglucosio evndash Nel dubbio tra iper e ipoglicemiameglio somministrare glucosio comunque
ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
bull httpyoutubenEbsKfLl1n4
bull Acquisti materiale consumabiledoctorshopdoctorpoint
autorizzazione acquisto FU-3doc
SIAD Ozzano Emilia via Libertagrave 17 wwwsiadcom
bull ALLEGATO 3 ndash DICHIARAZIONE SOSTITUTIVA DI CERTIFICAZIONE (ai sensi dellrsquoart 46 del DPR 28122000 n 445)bull
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bull Illa sottoscrittoahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
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bull Responsabile dellrsquoEnte di SoccorsoStudio Medicohelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
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bull con sede inhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
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bull Partita IVACFhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
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bull Consapevole delle sanzioni penali nel caso di dichiarazioni non veritiere di formazione o uso di atti falsi richiamate dallrsquoart 76 del DPR n 4452000bull
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bull DICHIARAbull
bull di essere soggetto autorizzato al rifornimento allrsquoingrosso di gas medicinali e di impiegare gli stessi sotto la propria sola responsabilitagravebull
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bull buongiornobull non possiamo vendere medicinali a studi medici che non abbiano
sottoscritto lrsquoallegato che Le inoltrobull
bull Riesce ad inoltrare ai due medici il modulo facendomelo poi avere via e-mail o via fax allo 051 796026
bull Grazie millebull
bull Massimiliano Lucchinabull Servizio Venditabull
bull SIAD SpA | I-40064 Ozzano dellEmilia (BO) - Via della Libertagrave 17bull Tel +39 051 799399 | Fax +39 051 796026bull massimiliano_lucchinasiadeu | wwwsiadcom
Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
La valigetta degli orrori set di rianimazione completo di bombola ricaricabile di ossigeno da 05 LT in acciaio riduttore con manometro ed erogatore pallone rianimatore maschera rianimazione 2 cannule di Guedel pinza tiralingua apribocca elicoidale tubo atossico in contenitore plastico antiurto
Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
bull
Emerg Med J 2012 Nov29(11)890-3 Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
Segal N Laurent F Maman L Plaisance P Augustin P
bull Source
bull Emergency Department Lariboisiegravere Hospital Paris 7 University (Paris Diderot) Paris France drnicolassegalgmailcom
bull Conflicting studies exist about the effectiveness of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on a dental chair In some situations dental surgeons are obliged to perform CPR with the patient on the chair Feedback devices are supposed to guide the compression depth in order to improve the quality of CPR but some devices are based on an accelerometer that can theoretically report erroneous results because of the lack of rigidity of a dental chair
bull OBJECTIVE
bull The aim of this study was to evaluate the accuracy of these devices to guide chest compressions on a dental chair
Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
bull METHODSbull A prospective randomised crossover equivalencenon-inferiority study was conducted to compare
the values of compression depths provided by the feedback device (Real CPR Help(reg) delivered by Zollcopy Medical Corporation Chelmsford MA USA) with the real measurements provided by the manikin (Resusci Anne(reg) Advanced SkillTrainer Laerdal Medical AScopy Norway) Chest-compression-only CPR was performed by 15 Basic Life Support instructors who carried out two rounds of continuous CPR for 2 min each Data were analysed with a correlation test a Bland-Altman method and a Wilcoxon test Statistical significance was defined as plt005
bull RESULTSbull A significant difference was found between the mean depths of compression measured by the
feedback device and the manikin on a dental chair and on the floor (plt00001) The feedback device overestimated the depth of chest compressions and Bland-Altman analysis demonstrated poor agreement
bull CONCLUSION
bull This study indicates that feedback devices with accelerometer technology are not sufficiently reliable to ensure adequate chest compression on dental chairs
Angina
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato
alle spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash sollievo con NTGsi spera ndash Ansiapalloresudorazionetachicardia
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minNatispraysublinguale ndash Ossigenondash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
Localizzazioni del dolore anginoso
Sharplocalized
radiating or notmay radiate to
teeth
You tube3 IUSB angina attack
bull httpyoutubeufyxHSSvcG8
bull Molto pertinente
bull httpyoutubejd-9DSDWSsI
bull Angina pectoris medical emergency
Infarto miocardico
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato alle
spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash Mancato sollievo con NTG ndash Dispneasincopediaforesimorte improvvisa
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minndash Ossigenondash Aspirina 165-325 mgndash AnalgesicomorfinabuprenorfinaN2Ondash Chiamare aiutondash Posizionare AED ndash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
ndash MONAMorfinaossigenonitroglicerinaaspirina
Fattori di rischio per cardiopatia ischemica
bull Etagravebull Sesso maschilema = gt 65 annibull Ipertensionebull DislipidemieColestTGHDL lowbull Diabetebull Fumobull Familiaritagravebull Malattie infiammatorie sistemiche collagenopatiebull Obesitagrave bull Metabolic syndrome This has been characterized by the presence of
hyperinsulinemia (fasting glucose level ge 100 mgdL) abdominal obesity (waist circumference gt40 in for men or gt35 in for women) decreased HDL cholesterol levels (lt 40 mgdL for men or lt 50 mgdL for women) hypertriglyceridemia (gt150 mgdL) and hypertension (ge 13085 mm Hg) Based on data from the 2000 US census an estimated 47 million Americans have the metabolic syndrome Patients with the metabolic syndrome have a 3-fold increased risk for coronary atherosclerosis and stroke compared with those without this syndrome
Fattori precipitanti lrsquoischemia
bull Sforzo fisico
bull Basse temperature
bull Digestione
bull Tachicardiafebbreipertiroidismo
bull Emozionistressndash Psichico(pauracontatto
ravvicinatooppressionecostrizioneinpossibilitagrave di muiversidi parlareodori sgradevolivista irritante o sgradevole
ndash dolore
bull Innalzamento vita media
bull Miglioramento condizioni socio-economiche ()
bull Procedure odontoiatriche sempre piugrave conservative
Maggiore frequenza di cardiopatici nella pratica odontoiatrica
Fattori stressantistressors
bull Malattiapersonale o di amici o famigliaribull Morte di un famigliare o di una persona amatabull Problemi di relazioni interpersonalibull Sovraccarico di lavorobull Inizio di un lavoro nuovobull disoccupazionebull pensionebull gravidanzabull affollamentobull traslocobull problemi della vita di tutti i giornirdquocopingrdquobull Problemi legalibull Problemi finanziaribull Perfezionismobull Eccecc
Quindinel paziente cardiopatico(ma anche negli altri)
Sedazione con BZD (short antagonizzabili)
bull Sedazione cosciente con N2O
bull empatia
bull Buona analgesia
Fin qui nov 10
bull httpyoutubeSuFvAbf_uJs
bull anginal and heart attack
Puntata ipertensiva
bull Segni e sintomindash Cefaleavertiginironziindash Disturbi della vistandash Cardiopalmo(tachicardia)ndash (dispnea)ndash Epistassi
bull Trattamentondash Nifedipina(nifedicor)5-15 gtt sublingualiOppndash Clonidina(catapresan) mezza1 fiala im o ev lentaOppndash Furosemide(Lasix) 1 2 fl im o ev lentandash Ossigenoterapia(occhialini)
Aritmie
bull Senza ECG
bull ipocineticheipercinetiche
Allergia
ndash Limitata ad un sistema o generalizzatandash Faringe e prime vie aereeedema angioneuroticondash Tratto respiratorioasmabroncospasmostridorendash Cuteorticariapruritondash Anafilassitutti i precedenti+collasso cardiocircolatoriondash DDangioedema ereditario
ndash Segni e sintomindash Pruritoarrossamentopomfiedema labbramucose boccafaringehellipndash Distress respiratorioasmandash Ipotensionepolso piccolofrequentepallore
bull Ossigenobull Chiamare aiutobull Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
anafilassi
bull Posizione supina
bull Ossigenazione
bull Adrenalina im 05mg
bull Liquidi evndash Antistaminico trimeton 10 mg im
ndash Cortisone
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull In caso di arrestoCPR
Cause di allergia
bull Materiali implantari e amalgama metallititanioporcellane e metalli nobili mercurio
bull Latexdighebull Acrilatibull Formaldeidebull Clorexidinabull AL e conservanti (metilparaben)
bull patch testing prick testing and blood tests for allergen-specific IgE
Sincope vasovagalesvenimentobull Segni e sintomi
ndash Svenimentondash Nausea ndash Debolezzandash Pallorendash Cute fredda e sudatandash Polso rallentatoma prima tachindash Ipotensionendash Discomfort addominalendash Midriasindash sbadiglio
bull Trattamentondash Posizione supinandash Elevare gli arti infndash Ossigenondash Monitorizzare ndash Atropina 05 mg im o iv
Fattori scatenanti psicogenipauraansiastress emotivocattive notiziedolorespecie se improvviso ed inaspettatovista del sanguestrumenti chirurgicisiringhe
Fattori scatenanti non psicogeniStazione erettaFame da salto del pasto o da dietaEsaurimentostanchezzaCattive condizioni fisicheAmbiente caldo-umidoAffollamentoSesso maschileGiovani16-35 anni
Pathophysiology
Stress
Catecholamines release
Decreased peripheral vascular resistance amp uarr blood flow to peripheral muscles
darr venous return
darr circulatory blood vol amp drop in arterial BP
Activation of Compensatory mechanisms
Reflex bradycardia develops (lt 50)
Significant drop in cardiac output associated with fall in BP below the critical level
Cerebral ischemia amp loss of consciousness
Assess consciousness (loss of response to sensory stimulation)
Activate office emergency system
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Perform additional procedures
Administer aromatic ammonia
Administer atropine if bradycardia persists
Do not panic
Post syncopal recovery- delayed recovery-
Postpone dental treatment Activate EMS
Determine precipitating factors
POSTURAL HYPOTENSION
Predisposing factors
bull Administration and ingestion of drugs eg antihypertensives like sodium depleting diuretics calcium channel blockers ampganglion blocking agents sedatives and narcotics histamine blockers levo dopa
bull Prolonged period of recumbency or convalescence
bull Inadequate postural reflex
bull Late stage pregnancy
bull Advanced age
bull Venous defects in legs (eg varicose veins)
bull Recovery from sympathectomy
bull Addissonrsquos disease
bull Physical exhaustion and starvation
bull Chronic postural hypotension (Shy ndash Drager syndrome)
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
httpyoutube7sJMaSOoH88
httpyoutube7sJMaSOoH88
ipoglicemia
bull Segni e sintomibull Senso di fame
ndash Parola strascicataincoerentendash Comportamento alteratondash Polso rapidondash Apprensioneansiairrequietezzaaggressivitagravendash Disorientamentoperdita di coscienzandash Tremorindash sudorazione
bull Trattamentondash Succo di fruttacaramellazuccherino posndash Se egrave avvenuta perdita di coscienzaglucosio evndash Nel dubbio tra iper e ipoglicemiameglio somministrare glucosio comunque
ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
bull httpyoutubenEbsKfLl1n4
bull Acquisti materiale consumabiledoctorshopdoctorpoint
autorizzazione acquisto FU-3doc
SIAD Ozzano Emilia via Libertagrave 17 wwwsiadcom
bull ALLEGATO 3 ndash DICHIARAZIONE SOSTITUTIVA DI CERTIFICAZIONE (ai sensi dellrsquoart 46 del DPR 28122000 n 445)bull
bull
bull Illa sottoscrittoahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
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bull Responsabile dellrsquoEnte di SoccorsoStudio Medicohelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
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bull Consapevole delle sanzioni penali nel caso di dichiarazioni non veritiere di formazione o uso di atti falsi richiamate dallrsquoart 76 del DPR n 4452000bull
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bull di essere soggetto autorizzato al rifornimento allrsquoingrosso di gas medicinali e di impiegare gli stessi sotto la propria sola responsabilitagravebull
bull
bull
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bull helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull Luogo Data helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull buongiornobull non possiamo vendere medicinali a studi medici che non abbiano
sottoscritto lrsquoallegato che Le inoltrobull
bull Riesce ad inoltrare ai due medici il modulo facendomelo poi avere via e-mail o via fax allo 051 796026
bull Grazie millebull
bull Massimiliano Lucchinabull Servizio Venditabull
bull SIAD SpA | I-40064 Ozzano dellEmilia (BO) - Via della Libertagrave 17bull Tel +39 051 799399 | Fax +39 051 796026bull massimiliano_lucchinasiadeu | wwwsiadcom
Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
La valigetta degli orrori set di rianimazione completo di bombola ricaricabile di ossigeno da 05 LT in acciaio riduttore con manometro ed erogatore pallone rianimatore maschera rianimazione 2 cannule di Guedel pinza tiralingua apribocca elicoidale tubo atossico in contenitore plastico antiurto
Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
bull
Accuracy of a feedback device for cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a dental chair
bull METHODSbull A prospective randomised crossover equivalencenon-inferiority study was conducted to compare
the values of compression depths provided by the feedback device (Real CPR Help(reg) delivered by Zollcopy Medical Corporation Chelmsford MA USA) with the real measurements provided by the manikin (Resusci Anne(reg) Advanced SkillTrainer Laerdal Medical AScopy Norway) Chest-compression-only CPR was performed by 15 Basic Life Support instructors who carried out two rounds of continuous CPR for 2 min each Data were analysed with a correlation test a Bland-Altman method and a Wilcoxon test Statistical significance was defined as plt005
bull RESULTSbull A significant difference was found between the mean depths of compression measured by the
feedback device and the manikin on a dental chair and on the floor (plt00001) The feedback device overestimated the depth of chest compressions and Bland-Altman analysis demonstrated poor agreement
bull CONCLUSION
bull This study indicates that feedback devices with accelerometer technology are not sufficiently reliable to ensure adequate chest compression on dental chairs
Angina
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato
alle spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash sollievo con NTGsi spera ndash Ansiapalloresudorazionetachicardia
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minNatispraysublinguale ndash Ossigenondash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
Localizzazioni del dolore anginoso
Sharplocalized
radiating or notmay radiate to
teeth
You tube3 IUSB angina attack
bull httpyoutubeufyxHSSvcG8
bull Molto pertinente
bull httpyoutubejd-9DSDWSsI
bull Angina pectoris medical emergency
Infarto miocardico
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato alle
spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash Mancato sollievo con NTG ndash Dispneasincopediaforesimorte improvvisa
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minndash Ossigenondash Aspirina 165-325 mgndash AnalgesicomorfinabuprenorfinaN2Ondash Chiamare aiutondash Posizionare AED ndash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
ndash MONAMorfinaossigenonitroglicerinaaspirina
Fattori di rischio per cardiopatia ischemica
bull Etagravebull Sesso maschilema = gt 65 annibull Ipertensionebull DislipidemieColestTGHDL lowbull Diabetebull Fumobull Familiaritagravebull Malattie infiammatorie sistemiche collagenopatiebull Obesitagrave bull Metabolic syndrome This has been characterized by the presence of
hyperinsulinemia (fasting glucose level ge 100 mgdL) abdominal obesity (waist circumference gt40 in for men or gt35 in for women) decreased HDL cholesterol levels (lt 40 mgdL for men or lt 50 mgdL for women) hypertriglyceridemia (gt150 mgdL) and hypertension (ge 13085 mm Hg) Based on data from the 2000 US census an estimated 47 million Americans have the metabolic syndrome Patients with the metabolic syndrome have a 3-fold increased risk for coronary atherosclerosis and stroke compared with those without this syndrome
Fattori precipitanti lrsquoischemia
bull Sforzo fisico
bull Basse temperature
bull Digestione
bull Tachicardiafebbreipertiroidismo
bull Emozionistressndash Psichico(pauracontatto
ravvicinatooppressionecostrizioneinpossibilitagrave di muiversidi parlareodori sgradevolivista irritante o sgradevole
ndash dolore
bull Innalzamento vita media
bull Miglioramento condizioni socio-economiche ()
bull Procedure odontoiatriche sempre piugrave conservative
Maggiore frequenza di cardiopatici nella pratica odontoiatrica
Fattori stressantistressors
bull Malattiapersonale o di amici o famigliaribull Morte di un famigliare o di una persona amatabull Problemi di relazioni interpersonalibull Sovraccarico di lavorobull Inizio di un lavoro nuovobull disoccupazionebull pensionebull gravidanzabull affollamentobull traslocobull problemi della vita di tutti i giornirdquocopingrdquobull Problemi legalibull Problemi finanziaribull Perfezionismobull Eccecc
Quindinel paziente cardiopatico(ma anche negli altri)
Sedazione con BZD (short antagonizzabili)
bull Sedazione cosciente con N2O
bull empatia
bull Buona analgesia
Fin qui nov 10
bull httpyoutubeSuFvAbf_uJs
bull anginal and heart attack
Puntata ipertensiva
bull Segni e sintomindash Cefaleavertiginironziindash Disturbi della vistandash Cardiopalmo(tachicardia)ndash (dispnea)ndash Epistassi
bull Trattamentondash Nifedipina(nifedicor)5-15 gtt sublingualiOppndash Clonidina(catapresan) mezza1 fiala im o ev lentaOppndash Furosemide(Lasix) 1 2 fl im o ev lentandash Ossigenoterapia(occhialini)
Aritmie
bull Senza ECG
bull ipocineticheipercinetiche
Allergia
ndash Limitata ad un sistema o generalizzatandash Faringe e prime vie aereeedema angioneuroticondash Tratto respiratorioasmabroncospasmostridorendash Cuteorticariapruritondash Anafilassitutti i precedenti+collasso cardiocircolatoriondash DDangioedema ereditario
ndash Segni e sintomindash Pruritoarrossamentopomfiedema labbramucose boccafaringehellipndash Distress respiratorioasmandash Ipotensionepolso piccolofrequentepallore
bull Ossigenobull Chiamare aiutobull Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
anafilassi
bull Posizione supina
bull Ossigenazione
bull Adrenalina im 05mg
bull Liquidi evndash Antistaminico trimeton 10 mg im
ndash Cortisone
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull In caso di arrestoCPR
Cause di allergia
bull Materiali implantari e amalgama metallititanioporcellane e metalli nobili mercurio
bull Latexdighebull Acrilatibull Formaldeidebull Clorexidinabull AL e conservanti (metilparaben)
bull patch testing prick testing and blood tests for allergen-specific IgE
Sincope vasovagalesvenimentobull Segni e sintomi
ndash Svenimentondash Nausea ndash Debolezzandash Pallorendash Cute fredda e sudatandash Polso rallentatoma prima tachindash Ipotensionendash Discomfort addominalendash Midriasindash sbadiglio
bull Trattamentondash Posizione supinandash Elevare gli arti infndash Ossigenondash Monitorizzare ndash Atropina 05 mg im o iv
Fattori scatenanti psicogenipauraansiastress emotivocattive notiziedolorespecie se improvviso ed inaspettatovista del sanguestrumenti chirurgicisiringhe
Fattori scatenanti non psicogeniStazione erettaFame da salto del pasto o da dietaEsaurimentostanchezzaCattive condizioni fisicheAmbiente caldo-umidoAffollamentoSesso maschileGiovani16-35 anni
Pathophysiology
Stress
Catecholamines release
Decreased peripheral vascular resistance amp uarr blood flow to peripheral muscles
darr venous return
darr circulatory blood vol amp drop in arterial BP
Activation of Compensatory mechanisms
Reflex bradycardia develops (lt 50)
Significant drop in cardiac output associated with fall in BP below the critical level
Cerebral ischemia amp loss of consciousness
Assess consciousness (loss of response to sensory stimulation)
Activate office emergency system
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Perform additional procedures
Administer aromatic ammonia
Administer atropine if bradycardia persists
Do not panic
Post syncopal recovery- delayed recovery-
Postpone dental treatment Activate EMS
Determine precipitating factors
POSTURAL HYPOTENSION
Predisposing factors
bull Administration and ingestion of drugs eg antihypertensives like sodium depleting diuretics calcium channel blockers ampganglion blocking agents sedatives and narcotics histamine blockers levo dopa
bull Prolonged period of recumbency or convalescence
bull Inadequate postural reflex
bull Late stage pregnancy
bull Advanced age
bull Venous defects in legs (eg varicose veins)
bull Recovery from sympathectomy
bull Addissonrsquos disease
bull Physical exhaustion and starvation
bull Chronic postural hypotension (Shy ndash Drager syndrome)
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
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ipoglicemia
bull Segni e sintomibull Senso di fame
ndash Parola strascicataincoerentendash Comportamento alteratondash Polso rapidondash Apprensioneansiairrequietezzaaggressivitagravendash Disorientamentoperdita di coscienzandash Tremorindash sudorazione
bull Trattamentondash Succo di fruttacaramellazuccherino posndash Se egrave avvenuta perdita di coscienzaglucosio evndash Nel dubbio tra iper e ipoglicemiameglio somministrare glucosio comunque
ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
bull httpyoutubenEbsKfLl1n4
bull Acquisti materiale consumabiledoctorshopdoctorpoint
autorizzazione acquisto FU-3doc
SIAD Ozzano Emilia via Libertagrave 17 wwwsiadcom
bull ALLEGATO 3 ndash DICHIARAZIONE SOSTITUTIVA DI CERTIFICAZIONE (ai sensi dellrsquoart 46 del DPR 28122000 n 445)bull
bull
bull Illa sottoscrittoahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull Responsabile dellrsquoEnte di SoccorsoStudio Medicohelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull con sede inhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull Partita IVACFhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull
bull Consapevole delle sanzioni penali nel caso di dichiarazioni non veritiere di formazione o uso di atti falsi richiamate dallrsquoart 76 del DPR n 4452000bull
bull
bull DICHIARAbull
bull di essere soggetto autorizzato al rifornimento allrsquoingrosso di gas medicinali e di impiegare gli stessi sotto la propria sola responsabilitagravebull
bull
bull
bull
bull In fedebull
bull helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull Luogo Data helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull buongiornobull non possiamo vendere medicinali a studi medici che non abbiano
sottoscritto lrsquoallegato che Le inoltrobull
bull Riesce ad inoltrare ai due medici il modulo facendomelo poi avere via e-mail o via fax allo 051 796026
bull Grazie millebull
bull Massimiliano Lucchinabull Servizio Venditabull
bull SIAD SpA | I-40064 Ozzano dellEmilia (BO) - Via della Libertagrave 17bull Tel +39 051 799399 | Fax +39 051 796026bull massimiliano_lucchinasiadeu | wwwsiadcom
Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
La valigetta degli orrori set di rianimazione completo di bombola ricaricabile di ossigeno da 05 LT in acciaio riduttore con manometro ed erogatore pallone rianimatore maschera rianimazione 2 cannule di Guedel pinza tiralingua apribocca elicoidale tubo atossico in contenitore plastico antiurto
Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
bull
Angina
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato
alle spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash sollievo con NTGsi spera ndash Ansiapalloresudorazionetachicardia
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minNatispraysublinguale ndash Ossigenondash Chiamare aiutondash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
Localizzazioni del dolore anginoso
Sharplocalized
radiating or notmay radiate to
teeth
You tube3 IUSB angina attack
bull httpyoutubeufyxHSSvcG8
bull Molto pertinente
bull httpyoutubejd-9DSDWSsI
bull Angina pectoris medical emergency
Infarto miocardico
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato alle
spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash Mancato sollievo con NTG ndash Dispneasincopediaforesimorte improvvisa
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minndash Ossigenondash Aspirina 165-325 mgndash AnalgesicomorfinabuprenorfinaN2Ondash Chiamare aiutondash Posizionare AED ndash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
ndash MONAMorfinaossigenonitroglicerinaaspirina
Fattori di rischio per cardiopatia ischemica
bull Etagravebull Sesso maschilema = gt 65 annibull Ipertensionebull DislipidemieColestTGHDL lowbull Diabetebull Fumobull Familiaritagravebull Malattie infiammatorie sistemiche collagenopatiebull Obesitagrave bull Metabolic syndrome This has been characterized by the presence of
hyperinsulinemia (fasting glucose level ge 100 mgdL) abdominal obesity (waist circumference gt40 in for men or gt35 in for women) decreased HDL cholesterol levels (lt 40 mgdL for men or lt 50 mgdL for women) hypertriglyceridemia (gt150 mgdL) and hypertension (ge 13085 mm Hg) Based on data from the 2000 US census an estimated 47 million Americans have the metabolic syndrome Patients with the metabolic syndrome have a 3-fold increased risk for coronary atherosclerosis and stroke compared with those without this syndrome
Fattori precipitanti lrsquoischemia
bull Sforzo fisico
bull Basse temperature
bull Digestione
bull Tachicardiafebbreipertiroidismo
bull Emozionistressndash Psichico(pauracontatto
ravvicinatooppressionecostrizioneinpossibilitagrave di muiversidi parlareodori sgradevolivista irritante o sgradevole
ndash dolore
bull Innalzamento vita media
bull Miglioramento condizioni socio-economiche ()
bull Procedure odontoiatriche sempre piugrave conservative
Maggiore frequenza di cardiopatici nella pratica odontoiatrica
Fattori stressantistressors
bull Malattiapersonale o di amici o famigliaribull Morte di un famigliare o di una persona amatabull Problemi di relazioni interpersonalibull Sovraccarico di lavorobull Inizio di un lavoro nuovobull disoccupazionebull pensionebull gravidanzabull affollamentobull traslocobull problemi della vita di tutti i giornirdquocopingrdquobull Problemi legalibull Problemi finanziaribull Perfezionismobull Eccecc
Quindinel paziente cardiopatico(ma anche negli altri)
Sedazione con BZD (short antagonizzabili)
bull Sedazione cosciente con N2O
bull empatia
bull Buona analgesia
Fin qui nov 10
bull httpyoutubeSuFvAbf_uJs
bull anginal and heart attack
Puntata ipertensiva
bull Segni e sintomindash Cefaleavertiginironziindash Disturbi della vistandash Cardiopalmo(tachicardia)ndash (dispnea)ndash Epistassi
bull Trattamentondash Nifedipina(nifedicor)5-15 gtt sublingualiOppndash Clonidina(catapresan) mezza1 fiala im o ev lentaOppndash Furosemide(Lasix) 1 2 fl im o ev lentandash Ossigenoterapia(occhialini)
Aritmie
bull Senza ECG
bull ipocineticheipercinetiche
Allergia
ndash Limitata ad un sistema o generalizzatandash Faringe e prime vie aereeedema angioneuroticondash Tratto respiratorioasmabroncospasmostridorendash Cuteorticariapruritondash Anafilassitutti i precedenti+collasso cardiocircolatoriondash DDangioedema ereditario
ndash Segni e sintomindash Pruritoarrossamentopomfiedema labbramucose boccafaringehellipndash Distress respiratorioasmandash Ipotensionepolso piccolofrequentepallore
bull Ossigenobull Chiamare aiutobull Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
anafilassi
bull Posizione supina
bull Ossigenazione
bull Adrenalina im 05mg
bull Liquidi evndash Antistaminico trimeton 10 mg im
ndash Cortisone
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull In caso di arrestoCPR
Cause di allergia
bull Materiali implantari e amalgama metallititanioporcellane e metalli nobili mercurio
bull Latexdighebull Acrilatibull Formaldeidebull Clorexidinabull AL e conservanti (metilparaben)
bull patch testing prick testing and blood tests for allergen-specific IgE
Sincope vasovagalesvenimentobull Segni e sintomi
ndash Svenimentondash Nausea ndash Debolezzandash Pallorendash Cute fredda e sudatandash Polso rallentatoma prima tachindash Ipotensionendash Discomfort addominalendash Midriasindash sbadiglio
bull Trattamentondash Posizione supinandash Elevare gli arti infndash Ossigenondash Monitorizzare ndash Atropina 05 mg im o iv
Fattori scatenanti psicogenipauraansiastress emotivocattive notiziedolorespecie se improvviso ed inaspettatovista del sanguestrumenti chirurgicisiringhe
Fattori scatenanti non psicogeniStazione erettaFame da salto del pasto o da dietaEsaurimentostanchezzaCattive condizioni fisicheAmbiente caldo-umidoAffollamentoSesso maschileGiovani16-35 anni
Pathophysiology
Stress
Catecholamines release
Decreased peripheral vascular resistance amp uarr blood flow to peripheral muscles
darr venous return
darr circulatory blood vol amp drop in arterial BP
Activation of Compensatory mechanisms
Reflex bradycardia develops (lt 50)
Significant drop in cardiac output associated with fall in BP below the critical level
Cerebral ischemia amp loss of consciousness
Assess consciousness (loss of response to sensory stimulation)
Activate office emergency system
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Perform additional procedures
Administer aromatic ammonia
Administer atropine if bradycardia persists
Do not panic
Post syncopal recovery- delayed recovery-
Postpone dental treatment Activate EMS
Determine precipitating factors
POSTURAL HYPOTENSION
Predisposing factors
bull Administration and ingestion of drugs eg antihypertensives like sodium depleting diuretics calcium channel blockers ampganglion blocking agents sedatives and narcotics histamine blockers levo dopa
bull Prolonged period of recumbency or convalescence
bull Inadequate postural reflex
bull Late stage pregnancy
bull Advanced age
bull Venous defects in legs (eg varicose veins)
bull Recovery from sympathectomy
bull Addissonrsquos disease
bull Physical exhaustion and starvation
bull Chronic postural hypotension (Shy ndash Drager syndrome)
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
httpyoutube7sJMaSOoH88
httpyoutube7sJMaSOoH88
ipoglicemia
bull Segni e sintomibull Senso di fame
ndash Parola strascicataincoerentendash Comportamento alteratondash Polso rapidondash Apprensioneansiairrequietezzaaggressivitagravendash Disorientamentoperdita di coscienzandash Tremorindash sudorazione
bull Trattamentondash Succo di fruttacaramellazuccherino posndash Se egrave avvenuta perdita di coscienzaglucosio evndash Nel dubbio tra iper e ipoglicemiameglio somministrare glucosio comunque
ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
bull httpyoutubenEbsKfLl1n4
bull Acquisti materiale consumabiledoctorshopdoctorpoint
autorizzazione acquisto FU-3doc
SIAD Ozzano Emilia via Libertagrave 17 wwwsiadcom
bull ALLEGATO 3 ndash DICHIARAZIONE SOSTITUTIVA DI CERTIFICAZIONE (ai sensi dellrsquoart 46 del DPR 28122000 n 445)bull
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bull Illa sottoscrittoahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
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bull Responsabile dellrsquoEnte di SoccorsoStudio Medicohelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
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bull con sede inhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
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bull Partita IVACFhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
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bull Consapevole delle sanzioni penali nel caso di dichiarazioni non veritiere di formazione o uso di atti falsi richiamate dallrsquoart 76 del DPR n 4452000bull
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bull DICHIARAbull
bull di essere soggetto autorizzato al rifornimento allrsquoingrosso di gas medicinali e di impiegare gli stessi sotto la propria sola responsabilitagravebull
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bull In fedebull
bull helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull Luogo Data helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull buongiornobull non possiamo vendere medicinali a studi medici che non abbiano
sottoscritto lrsquoallegato che Le inoltrobull
bull Riesce ad inoltrare ai due medici il modulo facendomelo poi avere via e-mail o via fax allo 051 796026
bull Grazie millebull
bull Massimiliano Lucchinabull Servizio Venditabull
bull SIAD SpA | I-40064 Ozzano dellEmilia (BO) - Via della Libertagrave 17bull Tel +39 051 799399 | Fax +39 051 796026bull massimiliano_lucchinasiadeu | wwwsiadcom
Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
La valigetta degli orrori set di rianimazione completo di bombola ricaricabile di ossigeno da 05 LT in acciaio riduttore con manometro ed erogatore pallone rianimatore maschera rianimazione 2 cannule di Guedel pinza tiralingua apribocca elicoidale tubo atossico in contenitore plastico antiurto
Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
bull
Localizzazioni del dolore anginoso
Sharplocalized
radiating or notmay radiate to
teeth
You tube3 IUSB angina attack
bull httpyoutubeufyxHSSvcG8
bull Molto pertinente
bull httpyoutubejd-9DSDWSsI
bull Angina pectoris medical emergency
Infarto miocardico
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato alle
spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash Mancato sollievo con NTG ndash Dispneasincopediaforesimorte improvvisa
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minndash Ossigenondash Aspirina 165-325 mgndash AnalgesicomorfinabuprenorfinaN2Ondash Chiamare aiutondash Posizionare AED ndash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
ndash MONAMorfinaossigenonitroglicerinaaspirina
Fattori di rischio per cardiopatia ischemica
bull Etagravebull Sesso maschilema = gt 65 annibull Ipertensionebull DislipidemieColestTGHDL lowbull Diabetebull Fumobull Familiaritagravebull Malattie infiammatorie sistemiche collagenopatiebull Obesitagrave bull Metabolic syndrome This has been characterized by the presence of
hyperinsulinemia (fasting glucose level ge 100 mgdL) abdominal obesity (waist circumference gt40 in for men or gt35 in for women) decreased HDL cholesterol levels (lt 40 mgdL for men or lt 50 mgdL for women) hypertriglyceridemia (gt150 mgdL) and hypertension (ge 13085 mm Hg) Based on data from the 2000 US census an estimated 47 million Americans have the metabolic syndrome Patients with the metabolic syndrome have a 3-fold increased risk for coronary atherosclerosis and stroke compared with those without this syndrome
Fattori precipitanti lrsquoischemia
bull Sforzo fisico
bull Basse temperature
bull Digestione
bull Tachicardiafebbreipertiroidismo
bull Emozionistressndash Psichico(pauracontatto
ravvicinatooppressionecostrizioneinpossibilitagrave di muiversidi parlareodori sgradevolivista irritante o sgradevole
ndash dolore
bull Innalzamento vita media
bull Miglioramento condizioni socio-economiche ()
bull Procedure odontoiatriche sempre piugrave conservative
Maggiore frequenza di cardiopatici nella pratica odontoiatrica
Fattori stressantistressors
bull Malattiapersonale o di amici o famigliaribull Morte di un famigliare o di una persona amatabull Problemi di relazioni interpersonalibull Sovraccarico di lavorobull Inizio di un lavoro nuovobull disoccupazionebull pensionebull gravidanzabull affollamentobull traslocobull problemi della vita di tutti i giornirdquocopingrdquobull Problemi legalibull Problemi finanziaribull Perfezionismobull Eccecc
Quindinel paziente cardiopatico(ma anche negli altri)
Sedazione con BZD (short antagonizzabili)
bull Sedazione cosciente con N2O
bull empatia
bull Buona analgesia
Fin qui nov 10
bull httpyoutubeSuFvAbf_uJs
bull anginal and heart attack
Puntata ipertensiva
bull Segni e sintomindash Cefaleavertiginironziindash Disturbi della vistandash Cardiopalmo(tachicardia)ndash (dispnea)ndash Epistassi
bull Trattamentondash Nifedipina(nifedicor)5-15 gtt sublingualiOppndash Clonidina(catapresan) mezza1 fiala im o ev lentaOppndash Furosemide(Lasix) 1 2 fl im o ev lentandash Ossigenoterapia(occhialini)
Aritmie
bull Senza ECG
bull ipocineticheipercinetiche
Allergia
ndash Limitata ad un sistema o generalizzatandash Faringe e prime vie aereeedema angioneuroticondash Tratto respiratorioasmabroncospasmostridorendash Cuteorticariapruritondash Anafilassitutti i precedenti+collasso cardiocircolatoriondash DDangioedema ereditario
ndash Segni e sintomindash Pruritoarrossamentopomfiedema labbramucose boccafaringehellipndash Distress respiratorioasmandash Ipotensionepolso piccolofrequentepallore
bull Ossigenobull Chiamare aiutobull Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
anafilassi
bull Posizione supina
bull Ossigenazione
bull Adrenalina im 05mg
bull Liquidi evndash Antistaminico trimeton 10 mg im
ndash Cortisone
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull In caso di arrestoCPR
Cause di allergia
bull Materiali implantari e amalgama metallititanioporcellane e metalli nobili mercurio
bull Latexdighebull Acrilatibull Formaldeidebull Clorexidinabull AL e conservanti (metilparaben)
bull patch testing prick testing and blood tests for allergen-specific IgE
Sincope vasovagalesvenimentobull Segni e sintomi
ndash Svenimentondash Nausea ndash Debolezzandash Pallorendash Cute fredda e sudatandash Polso rallentatoma prima tachindash Ipotensionendash Discomfort addominalendash Midriasindash sbadiglio
bull Trattamentondash Posizione supinandash Elevare gli arti infndash Ossigenondash Monitorizzare ndash Atropina 05 mg im o iv
Fattori scatenanti psicogenipauraansiastress emotivocattive notiziedolorespecie se improvviso ed inaspettatovista del sanguestrumenti chirurgicisiringhe
Fattori scatenanti non psicogeniStazione erettaFame da salto del pasto o da dietaEsaurimentostanchezzaCattive condizioni fisicheAmbiente caldo-umidoAffollamentoSesso maschileGiovani16-35 anni
Pathophysiology
Stress
Catecholamines release
Decreased peripheral vascular resistance amp uarr blood flow to peripheral muscles
darr venous return
darr circulatory blood vol amp drop in arterial BP
Activation of Compensatory mechanisms
Reflex bradycardia develops (lt 50)
Significant drop in cardiac output associated with fall in BP below the critical level
Cerebral ischemia amp loss of consciousness
Assess consciousness (loss of response to sensory stimulation)
Activate office emergency system
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Perform additional procedures
Administer aromatic ammonia
Administer atropine if bradycardia persists
Do not panic
Post syncopal recovery- delayed recovery-
Postpone dental treatment Activate EMS
Determine precipitating factors
POSTURAL HYPOTENSION
Predisposing factors
bull Administration and ingestion of drugs eg antihypertensives like sodium depleting diuretics calcium channel blockers ampganglion blocking agents sedatives and narcotics histamine blockers levo dopa
bull Prolonged period of recumbency or convalescence
bull Inadequate postural reflex
bull Late stage pregnancy
bull Advanced age
bull Venous defects in legs (eg varicose veins)
bull Recovery from sympathectomy
bull Addissonrsquos disease
bull Physical exhaustion and starvation
bull Chronic postural hypotension (Shy ndash Drager syndrome)
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
httpyoutube7sJMaSOoH88
httpyoutube7sJMaSOoH88
ipoglicemia
bull Segni e sintomibull Senso di fame
ndash Parola strascicataincoerentendash Comportamento alteratondash Polso rapidondash Apprensioneansiairrequietezzaaggressivitagravendash Disorientamentoperdita di coscienzandash Tremorindash sudorazione
bull Trattamentondash Succo di fruttacaramellazuccherino posndash Se egrave avvenuta perdita di coscienzaglucosio evndash Nel dubbio tra iper e ipoglicemiameglio somministrare glucosio comunque
ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
bull httpyoutubenEbsKfLl1n4
bull Acquisti materiale consumabiledoctorshopdoctorpoint
autorizzazione acquisto FU-3doc
SIAD Ozzano Emilia via Libertagrave 17 wwwsiadcom
bull ALLEGATO 3 ndash DICHIARAZIONE SOSTITUTIVA DI CERTIFICAZIONE (ai sensi dellrsquoart 46 del DPR 28122000 n 445)bull
bull
bull Illa sottoscrittoahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
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bull Responsabile dellrsquoEnte di SoccorsoStudio Medicohelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
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bull con sede inhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull Partita IVACFhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull
bull Consapevole delle sanzioni penali nel caso di dichiarazioni non veritiere di formazione o uso di atti falsi richiamate dallrsquoart 76 del DPR n 4452000bull
bull
bull DICHIARAbull
bull di essere soggetto autorizzato al rifornimento allrsquoingrosso di gas medicinali e di impiegare gli stessi sotto la propria sola responsabilitagravebull
bull
bull
bull
bull In fedebull
bull helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull Luogo Data helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull buongiornobull non possiamo vendere medicinali a studi medici che non abbiano
sottoscritto lrsquoallegato che Le inoltrobull
bull Riesce ad inoltrare ai due medici il modulo facendomelo poi avere via e-mail o via fax allo 051 796026
bull Grazie millebull
bull Massimiliano Lucchinabull Servizio Venditabull
bull SIAD SpA | I-40064 Ozzano dellEmilia (BO) - Via della Libertagrave 17bull Tel +39 051 799399 | Fax +39 051 796026bull massimiliano_lucchinasiadeu | wwwsiadcom
Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
La valigetta degli orrori set di rianimazione completo di bombola ricaricabile di ossigeno da 05 LT in acciaio riduttore con manometro ed erogatore pallone rianimatore maschera rianimazione 2 cannule di Guedel pinza tiralingua apribocca elicoidale tubo atossico in contenitore plastico antiurto
Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
bull
Sharplocalized
radiating or notmay radiate to
teeth
You tube3 IUSB angina attack
bull httpyoutubeufyxHSSvcG8
bull Molto pertinente
bull httpyoutubejd-9DSDWSsI
bull Angina pectoris medical emergency
Infarto miocardico
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato alle
spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash Mancato sollievo con NTG ndash Dispneasincopediaforesimorte improvvisa
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minndash Ossigenondash Aspirina 165-325 mgndash AnalgesicomorfinabuprenorfinaN2Ondash Chiamare aiutondash Posizionare AED ndash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
ndash MONAMorfinaossigenonitroglicerinaaspirina
Fattori di rischio per cardiopatia ischemica
bull Etagravebull Sesso maschilema = gt 65 annibull Ipertensionebull DislipidemieColestTGHDL lowbull Diabetebull Fumobull Familiaritagravebull Malattie infiammatorie sistemiche collagenopatiebull Obesitagrave bull Metabolic syndrome This has been characterized by the presence of
hyperinsulinemia (fasting glucose level ge 100 mgdL) abdominal obesity (waist circumference gt40 in for men or gt35 in for women) decreased HDL cholesterol levels (lt 40 mgdL for men or lt 50 mgdL for women) hypertriglyceridemia (gt150 mgdL) and hypertension (ge 13085 mm Hg) Based on data from the 2000 US census an estimated 47 million Americans have the metabolic syndrome Patients with the metabolic syndrome have a 3-fold increased risk for coronary atherosclerosis and stroke compared with those without this syndrome
Fattori precipitanti lrsquoischemia
bull Sforzo fisico
bull Basse temperature
bull Digestione
bull Tachicardiafebbreipertiroidismo
bull Emozionistressndash Psichico(pauracontatto
ravvicinatooppressionecostrizioneinpossibilitagrave di muiversidi parlareodori sgradevolivista irritante o sgradevole
ndash dolore
bull Innalzamento vita media
bull Miglioramento condizioni socio-economiche ()
bull Procedure odontoiatriche sempre piugrave conservative
Maggiore frequenza di cardiopatici nella pratica odontoiatrica
Fattori stressantistressors
bull Malattiapersonale o di amici o famigliaribull Morte di un famigliare o di una persona amatabull Problemi di relazioni interpersonalibull Sovraccarico di lavorobull Inizio di un lavoro nuovobull disoccupazionebull pensionebull gravidanzabull affollamentobull traslocobull problemi della vita di tutti i giornirdquocopingrdquobull Problemi legalibull Problemi finanziaribull Perfezionismobull Eccecc
Quindinel paziente cardiopatico(ma anche negli altri)
Sedazione con BZD (short antagonizzabili)
bull Sedazione cosciente con N2O
bull empatia
bull Buona analgesia
Fin qui nov 10
bull httpyoutubeSuFvAbf_uJs
bull anginal and heart attack
Puntata ipertensiva
bull Segni e sintomindash Cefaleavertiginironziindash Disturbi della vistandash Cardiopalmo(tachicardia)ndash (dispnea)ndash Epistassi
bull Trattamentondash Nifedipina(nifedicor)5-15 gtt sublingualiOppndash Clonidina(catapresan) mezza1 fiala im o ev lentaOppndash Furosemide(Lasix) 1 2 fl im o ev lentandash Ossigenoterapia(occhialini)
Aritmie
bull Senza ECG
bull ipocineticheipercinetiche
Allergia
ndash Limitata ad un sistema o generalizzatandash Faringe e prime vie aereeedema angioneuroticondash Tratto respiratorioasmabroncospasmostridorendash Cuteorticariapruritondash Anafilassitutti i precedenti+collasso cardiocircolatoriondash DDangioedema ereditario
ndash Segni e sintomindash Pruritoarrossamentopomfiedema labbramucose boccafaringehellipndash Distress respiratorioasmandash Ipotensionepolso piccolofrequentepallore
bull Ossigenobull Chiamare aiutobull Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
anafilassi
bull Posizione supina
bull Ossigenazione
bull Adrenalina im 05mg
bull Liquidi evndash Antistaminico trimeton 10 mg im
ndash Cortisone
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull In caso di arrestoCPR
Cause di allergia
bull Materiali implantari e amalgama metallititanioporcellane e metalli nobili mercurio
bull Latexdighebull Acrilatibull Formaldeidebull Clorexidinabull AL e conservanti (metilparaben)
bull patch testing prick testing and blood tests for allergen-specific IgE
Sincope vasovagalesvenimentobull Segni e sintomi
ndash Svenimentondash Nausea ndash Debolezzandash Pallorendash Cute fredda e sudatandash Polso rallentatoma prima tachindash Ipotensionendash Discomfort addominalendash Midriasindash sbadiglio
bull Trattamentondash Posizione supinandash Elevare gli arti infndash Ossigenondash Monitorizzare ndash Atropina 05 mg im o iv
Fattori scatenanti psicogenipauraansiastress emotivocattive notiziedolorespecie se improvviso ed inaspettatovista del sanguestrumenti chirurgicisiringhe
Fattori scatenanti non psicogeniStazione erettaFame da salto del pasto o da dietaEsaurimentostanchezzaCattive condizioni fisicheAmbiente caldo-umidoAffollamentoSesso maschileGiovani16-35 anni
Pathophysiology
Stress
Catecholamines release
Decreased peripheral vascular resistance amp uarr blood flow to peripheral muscles
darr venous return
darr circulatory blood vol amp drop in arterial BP
Activation of Compensatory mechanisms
Reflex bradycardia develops (lt 50)
Significant drop in cardiac output associated with fall in BP below the critical level
Cerebral ischemia amp loss of consciousness
Assess consciousness (loss of response to sensory stimulation)
Activate office emergency system
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Perform additional procedures
Administer aromatic ammonia
Administer atropine if bradycardia persists
Do not panic
Post syncopal recovery- delayed recovery-
Postpone dental treatment Activate EMS
Determine precipitating factors
POSTURAL HYPOTENSION
Predisposing factors
bull Administration and ingestion of drugs eg antihypertensives like sodium depleting diuretics calcium channel blockers ampganglion blocking agents sedatives and narcotics histamine blockers levo dopa
bull Prolonged period of recumbency or convalescence
bull Inadequate postural reflex
bull Late stage pregnancy
bull Advanced age
bull Venous defects in legs (eg varicose veins)
bull Recovery from sympathectomy
bull Addissonrsquos disease
bull Physical exhaustion and starvation
bull Chronic postural hypotension (Shy ndash Drager syndrome)
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
httpyoutube7sJMaSOoH88
httpyoutube7sJMaSOoH88
ipoglicemia
bull Segni e sintomibull Senso di fame
ndash Parola strascicataincoerentendash Comportamento alteratondash Polso rapidondash Apprensioneansiairrequietezzaaggressivitagravendash Disorientamentoperdita di coscienzandash Tremorindash sudorazione
bull Trattamentondash Succo di fruttacaramellazuccherino posndash Se egrave avvenuta perdita di coscienzaglucosio evndash Nel dubbio tra iper e ipoglicemiameglio somministrare glucosio comunque
ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
bull httpyoutubenEbsKfLl1n4
bull Acquisti materiale consumabiledoctorshopdoctorpoint
autorizzazione acquisto FU-3doc
SIAD Ozzano Emilia via Libertagrave 17 wwwsiadcom
bull ALLEGATO 3 ndash DICHIARAZIONE SOSTITUTIVA DI CERTIFICAZIONE (ai sensi dellrsquoart 46 del DPR 28122000 n 445)bull
bull
bull Illa sottoscrittoahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull Responsabile dellrsquoEnte di SoccorsoStudio Medicohelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull con sede inhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull Partita IVACFhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull
bull Consapevole delle sanzioni penali nel caso di dichiarazioni non veritiere di formazione o uso di atti falsi richiamate dallrsquoart 76 del DPR n 4452000bull
bull
bull DICHIARAbull
bull di essere soggetto autorizzato al rifornimento allrsquoingrosso di gas medicinali e di impiegare gli stessi sotto la propria sola responsabilitagravebull
bull
bull
bull
bull In fedebull
bull helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull Luogo Data helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull buongiornobull non possiamo vendere medicinali a studi medici che non abbiano
sottoscritto lrsquoallegato che Le inoltrobull
bull Riesce ad inoltrare ai due medici il modulo facendomelo poi avere via e-mail o via fax allo 051 796026
bull Grazie millebull
bull Massimiliano Lucchinabull Servizio Venditabull
bull SIAD SpA | I-40064 Ozzano dellEmilia (BO) - Via della Libertagrave 17bull Tel +39 051 799399 | Fax +39 051 796026bull massimiliano_lucchinasiadeu | wwwsiadcom
Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
La valigetta degli orrori set di rianimazione completo di bombola ricaricabile di ossigeno da 05 LT in acciaio riduttore con manometro ed erogatore pallone rianimatore maschera rianimazione 2 cannule di Guedel pinza tiralingua apribocca elicoidale tubo atossico in contenitore plastico antiurto
Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
bull
You tube3 IUSB angina attack
bull httpyoutubeufyxHSSvcG8
bull Molto pertinente
bull httpyoutubejd-9DSDWSsI
bull Angina pectoris medical emergency
Infarto miocardico
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato alle
spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash Mancato sollievo con NTG ndash Dispneasincopediaforesimorte improvvisa
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minndash Ossigenondash Aspirina 165-325 mgndash AnalgesicomorfinabuprenorfinaN2Ondash Chiamare aiutondash Posizionare AED ndash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
ndash MONAMorfinaossigenonitroglicerinaaspirina
Fattori di rischio per cardiopatia ischemica
bull Etagravebull Sesso maschilema = gt 65 annibull Ipertensionebull DislipidemieColestTGHDL lowbull Diabetebull Fumobull Familiaritagravebull Malattie infiammatorie sistemiche collagenopatiebull Obesitagrave bull Metabolic syndrome This has been characterized by the presence of
hyperinsulinemia (fasting glucose level ge 100 mgdL) abdominal obesity (waist circumference gt40 in for men or gt35 in for women) decreased HDL cholesterol levels (lt 40 mgdL for men or lt 50 mgdL for women) hypertriglyceridemia (gt150 mgdL) and hypertension (ge 13085 mm Hg) Based on data from the 2000 US census an estimated 47 million Americans have the metabolic syndrome Patients with the metabolic syndrome have a 3-fold increased risk for coronary atherosclerosis and stroke compared with those without this syndrome
Fattori precipitanti lrsquoischemia
bull Sforzo fisico
bull Basse temperature
bull Digestione
bull Tachicardiafebbreipertiroidismo
bull Emozionistressndash Psichico(pauracontatto
ravvicinatooppressionecostrizioneinpossibilitagrave di muiversidi parlareodori sgradevolivista irritante o sgradevole
ndash dolore
bull Innalzamento vita media
bull Miglioramento condizioni socio-economiche ()
bull Procedure odontoiatriche sempre piugrave conservative
Maggiore frequenza di cardiopatici nella pratica odontoiatrica
Fattori stressantistressors
bull Malattiapersonale o di amici o famigliaribull Morte di un famigliare o di una persona amatabull Problemi di relazioni interpersonalibull Sovraccarico di lavorobull Inizio di un lavoro nuovobull disoccupazionebull pensionebull gravidanzabull affollamentobull traslocobull problemi della vita di tutti i giornirdquocopingrdquobull Problemi legalibull Problemi finanziaribull Perfezionismobull Eccecc
Quindinel paziente cardiopatico(ma anche negli altri)
Sedazione con BZD (short antagonizzabili)
bull Sedazione cosciente con N2O
bull empatia
bull Buona analgesia
Fin qui nov 10
bull httpyoutubeSuFvAbf_uJs
bull anginal and heart attack
Puntata ipertensiva
bull Segni e sintomindash Cefaleavertiginironziindash Disturbi della vistandash Cardiopalmo(tachicardia)ndash (dispnea)ndash Epistassi
bull Trattamentondash Nifedipina(nifedicor)5-15 gtt sublingualiOppndash Clonidina(catapresan) mezza1 fiala im o ev lentaOppndash Furosemide(Lasix) 1 2 fl im o ev lentandash Ossigenoterapia(occhialini)
Aritmie
bull Senza ECG
bull ipocineticheipercinetiche
Allergia
ndash Limitata ad un sistema o generalizzatandash Faringe e prime vie aereeedema angioneuroticondash Tratto respiratorioasmabroncospasmostridorendash Cuteorticariapruritondash Anafilassitutti i precedenti+collasso cardiocircolatoriondash DDangioedema ereditario
ndash Segni e sintomindash Pruritoarrossamentopomfiedema labbramucose boccafaringehellipndash Distress respiratorioasmandash Ipotensionepolso piccolofrequentepallore
bull Ossigenobull Chiamare aiutobull Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
anafilassi
bull Posizione supina
bull Ossigenazione
bull Adrenalina im 05mg
bull Liquidi evndash Antistaminico trimeton 10 mg im
ndash Cortisone
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull In caso di arrestoCPR
Cause di allergia
bull Materiali implantari e amalgama metallititanioporcellane e metalli nobili mercurio
bull Latexdighebull Acrilatibull Formaldeidebull Clorexidinabull AL e conservanti (metilparaben)
bull patch testing prick testing and blood tests for allergen-specific IgE
Sincope vasovagalesvenimentobull Segni e sintomi
ndash Svenimentondash Nausea ndash Debolezzandash Pallorendash Cute fredda e sudatandash Polso rallentatoma prima tachindash Ipotensionendash Discomfort addominalendash Midriasindash sbadiglio
bull Trattamentondash Posizione supinandash Elevare gli arti infndash Ossigenondash Monitorizzare ndash Atropina 05 mg im o iv
Fattori scatenanti psicogenipauraansiastress emotivocattive notiziedolorespecie se improvviso ed inaspettatovista del sanguestrumenti chirurgicisiringhe
Fattori scatenanti non psicogeniStazione erettaFame da salto del pasto o da dietaEsaurimentostanchezzaCattive condizioni fisicheAmbiente caldo-umidoAffollamentoSesso maschileGiovani16-35 anni
Pathophysiology
Stress
Catecholamines release
Decreased peripheral vascular resistance amp uarr blood flow to peripheral muscles
darr venous return
darr circulatory blood vol amp drop in arterial BP
Activation of Compensatory mechanisms
Reflex bradycardia develops (lt 50)
Significant drop in cardiac output associated with fall in BP below the critical level
Cerebral ischemia amp loss of consciousness
Assess consciousness (loss of response to sensory stimulation)
Activate office emergency system
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Perform additional procedures
Administer aromatic ammonia
Administer atropine if bradycardia persists
Do not panic
Post syncopal recovery- delayed recovery-
Postpone dental treatment Activate EMS
Determine precipitating factors
POSTURAL HYPOTENSION
Predisposing factors
bull Administration and ingestion of drugs eg antihypertensives like sodium depleting diuretics calcium channel blockers ampganglion blocking agents sedatives and narcotics histamine blockers levo dopa
bull Prolonged period of recumbency or convalescence
bull Inadequate postural reflex
bull Late stage pregnancy
bull Advanced age
bull Venous defects in legs (eg varicose veins)
bull Recovery from sympathectomy
bull Addissonrsquos disease
bull Physical exhaustion and starvation
bull Chronic postural hypotension (Shy ndash Drager syndrome)
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
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httpyoutube7sJMaSOoH88
ipoglicemia
bull Segni e sintomibull Senso di fame
ndash Parola strascicataincoerentendash Comportamento alteratondash Polso rapidondash Apprensioneansiairrequietezzaaggressivitagravendash Disorientamentoperdita di coscienzandash Tremorindash sudorazione
bull Trattamentondash Succo di fruttacaramellazuccherino posndash Se egrave avvenuta perdita di coscienzaglucosio evndash Nel dubbio tra iper e ipoglicemiameglio somministrare glucosio comunque
ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
bull httpyoutubenEbsKfLl1n4
bull Acquisti materiale consumabiledoctorshopdoctorpoint
autorizzazione acquisto FU-3doc
SIAD Ozzano Emilia via Libertagrave 17 wwwsiadcom
bull ALLEGATO 3 ndash DICHIARAZIONE SOSTITUTIVA DI CERTIFICAZIONE (ai sensi dellrsquoart 46 del DPR 28122000 n 445)bull
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bull Illa sottoscrittoahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
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bull Responsabile dellrsquoEnte di SoccorsoStudio Medicohelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
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bull con sede inhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
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bull Partita IVACFhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
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bull Consapevole delle sanzioni penali nel caso di dichiarazioni non veritiere di formazione o uso di atti falsi richiamate dallrsquoart 76 del DPR n 4452000bull
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bull DICHIARAbull
bull di essere soggetto autorizzato al rifornimento allrsquoingrosso di gas medicinali e di impiegare gli stessi sotto la propria sola responsabilitagravebull
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bull In fedebull
bull helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull Luogo Data helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull buongiornobull non possiamo vendere medicinali a studi medici che non abbiano
sottoscritto lrsquoallegato che Le inoltrobull
bull Riesce ad inoltrare ai due medici il modulo facendomelo poi avere via e-mail o via fax allo 051 796026
bull Grazie millebull
bull Massimiliano Lucchinabull Servizio Venditabull
bull SIAD SpA | I-40064 Ozzano dellEmilia (BO) - Via della Libertagrave 17bull Tel +39 051 799399 | Fax +39 051 796026bull massimiliano_lucchinasiadeu | wwwsiadcom
Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
La valigetta degli orrori set di rianimazione completo di bombola ricaricabile di ossigeno da 05 LT in acciaio riduttore con manometro ed erogatore pallone rianimatore maschera rianimazione 2 cannule di Guedel pinza tiralingua apribocca elicoidale tubo atossico in contenitore plastico antiurto
Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
bull
Infarto miocardico
bull Segni e sintomindash Dolore o sensazione di oppressione sottosternale irradiato alle
spalledorsoepigastriocollomandibolahellipndash Mancato sollievo con NTG ndash Dispneasincopediaforesimorte improvvisa
bull Trattamentondash Seduto ndash NTG sublinguale ogni 5 minndash Ossigenondash Aspirina 165-325 mgndash AnalgesicomorfinabuprenorfinaN2Ondash Chiamare aiutondash Posizionare AED ndash Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
ndash MONAMorfinaossigenonitroglicerinaaspirina
Fattori di rischio per cardiopatia ischemica
bull Etagravebull Sesso maschilema = gt 65 annibull Ipertensionebull DislipidemieColestTGHDL lowbull Diabetebull Fumobull Familiaritagravebull Malattie infiammatorie sistemiche collagenopatiebull Obesitagrave bull Metabolic syndrome This has been characterized by the presence of
hyperinsulinemia (fasting glucose level ge 100 mgdL) abdominal obesity (waist circumference gt40 in for men or gt35 in for women) decreased HDL cholesterol levels (lt 40 mgdL for men or lt 50 mgdL for women) hypertriglyceridemia (gt150 mgdL) and hypertension (ge 13085 mm Hg) Based on data from the 2000 US census an estimated 47 million Americans have the metabolic syndrome Patients with the metabolic syndrome have a 3-fold increased risk for coronary atherosclerosis and stroke compared with those without this syndrome
Fattori precipitanti lrsquoischemia
bull Sforzo fisico
bull Basse temperature
bull Digestione
bull Tachicardiafebbreipertiroidismo
bull Emozionistressndash Psichico(pauracontatto
ravvicinatooppressionecostrizioneinpossibilitagrave di muiversidi parlareodori sgradevolivista irritante o sgradevole
ndash dolore
bull Innalzamento vita media
bull Miglioramento condizioni socio-economiche ()
bull Procedure odontoiatriche sempre piugrave conservative
Maggiore frequenza di cardiopatici nella pratica odontoiatrica
Fattori stressantistressors
bull Malattiapersonale o di amici o famigliaribull Morte di un famigliare o di una persona amatabull Problemi di relazioni interpersonalibull Sovraccarico di lavorobull Inizio di un lavoro nuovobull disoccupazionebull pensionebull gravidanzabull affollamentobull traslocobull problemi della vita di tutti i giornirdquocopingrdquobull Problemi legalibull Problemi finanziaribull Perfezionismobull Eccecc
Quindinel paziente cardiopatico(ma anche negli altri)
Sedazione con BZD (short antagonizzabili)
bull Sedazione cosciente con N2O
bull empatia
bull Buona analgesia
Fin qui nov 10
bull httpyoutubeSuFvAbf_uJs
bull anginal and heart attack
Puntata ipertensiva
bull Segni e sintomindash Cefaleavertiginironziindash Disturbi della vistandash Cardiopalmo(tachicardia)ndash (dispnea)ndash Epistassi
bull Trattamentondash Nifedipina(nifedicor)5-15 gtt sublingualiOppndash Clonidina(catapresan) mezza1 fiala im o ev lentaOppndash Furosemide(Lasix) 1 2 fl im o ev lentandash Ossigenoterapia(occhialini)
Aritmie
bull Senza ECG
bull ipocineticheipercinetiche
Allergia
ndash Limitata ad un sistema o generalizzatandash Faringe e prime vie aereeedema angioneuroticondash Tratto respiratorioasmabroncospasmostridorendash Cuteorticariapruritondash Anafilassitutti i precedenti+collasso cardiocircolatoriondash DDangioedema ereditario
ndash Segni e sintomindash Pruritoarrossamentopomfiedema labbramucose boccafaringehellipndash Distress respiratorioasmandash Ipotensionepolso piccolofrequentepallore
bull Ossigenobull Chiamare aiutobull Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
anafilassi
bull Posizione supina
bull Ossigenazione
bull Adrenalina im 05mg
bull Liquidi evndash Antistaminico trimeton 10 mg im
ndash Cortisone
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull In caso di arrestoCPR
Cause di allergia
bull Materiali implantari e amalgama metallititanioporcellane e metalli nobili mercurio
bull Latexdighebull Acrilatibull Formaldeidebull Clorexidinabull AL e conservanti (metilparaben)
bull patch testing prick testing and blood tests for allergen-specific IgE
Sincope vasovagalesvenimentobull Segni e sintomi
ndash Svenimentondash Nausea ndash Debolezzandash Pallorendash Cute fredda e sudatandash Polso rallentatoma prima tachindash Ipotensionendash Discomfort addominalendash Midriasindash sbadiglio
bull Trattamentondash Posizione supinandash Elevare gli arti infndash Ossigenondash Monitorizzare ndash Atropina 05 mg im o iv
Fattori scatenanti psicogenipauraansiastress emotivocattive notiziedolorespecie se improvviso ed inaspettatovista del sanguestrumenti chirurgicisiringhe
Fattori scatenanti non psicogeniStazione erettaFame da salto del pasto o da dietaEsaurimentostanchezzaCattive condizioni fisicheAmbiente caldo-umidoAffollamentoSesso maschileGiovani16-35 anni
Pathophysiology
Stress
Catecholamines release
Decreased peripheral vascular resistance amp uarr blood flow to peripheral muscles
darr venous return
darr circulatory blood vol amp drop in arterial BP
Activation of Compensatory mechanisms
Reflex bradycardia develops (lt 50)
Significant drop in cardiac output associated with fall in BP below the critical level
Cerebral ischemia amp loss of consciousness
Assess consciousness (loss of response to sensory stimulation)
Activate office emergency system
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Perform additional procedures
Administer aromatic ammonia
Administer atropine if bradycardia persists
Do not panic
Post syncopal recovery- delayed recovery-
Postpone dental treatment Activate EMS
Determine precipitating factors
POSTURAL HYPOTENSION
Predisposing factors
bull Administration and ingestion of drugs eg antihypertensives like sodium depleting diuretics calcium channel blockers ampganglion blocking agents sedatives and narcotics histamine blockers levo dopa
bull Prolonged period of recumbency or convalescence
bull Inadequate postural reflex
bull Late stage pregnancy
bull Advanced age
bull Venous defects in legs (eg varicose veins)
bull Recovery from sympathectomy
bull Addissonrsquos disease
bull Physical exhaustion and starvation
bull Chronic postural hypotension (Shy ndash Drager syndrome)
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
httpyoutube7sJMaSOoH88
httpyoutube7sJMaSOoH88
ipoglicemia
bull Segni e sintomibull Senso di fame
ndash Parola strascicataincoerentendash Comportamento alteratondash Polso rapidondash Apprensioneansiairrequietezzaaggressivitagravendash Disorientamentoperdita di coscienzandash Tremorindash sudorazione
bull Trattamentondash Succo di fruttacaramellazuccherino posndash Se egrave avvenuta perdita di coscienzaglucosio evndash Nel dubbio tra iper e ipoglicemiameglio somministrare glucosio comunque
ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
bull httpyoutubenEbsKfLl1n4
bull Acquisti materiale consumabiledoctorshopdoctorpoint
autorizzazione acquisto FU-3doc
SIAD Ozzano Emilia via Libertagrave 17 wwwsiadcom
bull ALLEGATO 3 ndash DICHIARAZIONE SOSTITUTIVA DI CERTIFICAZIONE (ai sensi dellrsquoart 46 del DPR 28122000 n 445)bull
bull
bull Illa sottoscrittoahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
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bull Responsabile dellrsquoEnte di SoccorsoStudio Medicohelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
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bull con sede inhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
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bull Partita IVACFhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
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bull Consapevole delle sanzioni penali nel caso di dichiarazioni non veritiere di formazione o uso di atti falsi richiamate dallrsquoart 76 del DPR n 4452000bull
bull
bull DICHIARAbull
bull di essere soggetto autorizzato al rifornimento allrsquoingrosso di gas medicinali e di impiegare gli stessi sotto la propria sola responsabilitagravebull
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bull
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bull In fedebull
bull helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull Luogo Data helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull buongiornobull non possiamo vendere medicinali a studi medici che non abbiano
sottoscritto lrsquoallegato che Le inoltrobull
bull Riesce ad inoltrare ai due medici il modulo facendomelo poi avere via e-mail o via fax allo 051 796026
bull Grazie millebull
bull Massimiliano Lucchinabull Servizio Venditabull
bull SIAD SpA | I-40064 Ozzano dellEmilia (BO) - Via della Libertagrave 17bull Tel +39 051 799399 | Fax +39 051 796026bull massimiliano_lucchinasiadeu | wwwsiadcom
Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
La valigetta degli orrori set di rianimazione completo di bombola ricaricabile di ossigeno da 05 LT in acciaio riduttore con manometro ed erogatore pallone rianimatore maschera rianimazione 2 cannule di Guedel pinza tiralingua apribocca elicoidale tubo atossico in contenitore plastico antiurto
Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
bull
Fattori di rischio per cardiopatia ischemica
bull Etagravebull Sesso maschilema = gt 65 annibull Ipertensionebull DislipidemieColestTGHDL lowbull Diabetebull Fumobull Familiaritagravebull Malattie infiammatorie sistemiche collagenopatiebull Obesitagrave bull Metabolic syndrome This has been characterized by the presence of
hyperinsulinemia (fasting glucose level ge 100 mgdL) abdominal obesity (waist circumference gt40 in for men or gt35 in for women) decreased HDL cholesterol levels (lt 40 mgdL for men or lt 50 mgdL for women) hypertriglyceridemia (gt150 mgdL) and hypertension (ge 13085 mm Hg) Based on data from the 2000 US census an estimated 47 million Americans have the metabolic syndrome Patients with the metabolic syndrome have a 3-fold increased risk for coronary atherosclerosis and stroke compared with those without this syndrome
Fattori precipitanti lrsquoischemia
bull Sforzo fisico
bull Basse temperature
bull Digestione
bull Tachicardiafebbreipertiroidismo
bull Emozionistressndash Psichico(pauracontatto
ravvicinatooppressionecostrizioneinpossibilitagrave di muiversidi parlareodori sgradevolivista irritante o sgradevole
ndash dolore
bull Innalzamento vita media
bull Miglioramento condizioni socio-economiche ()
bull Procedure odontoiatriche sempre piugrave conservative
Maggiore frequenza di cardiopatici nella pratica odontoiatrica
Fattori stressantistressors
bull Malattiapersonale o di amici o famigliaribull Morte di un famigliare o di una persona amatabull Problemi di relazioni interpersonalibull Sovraccarico di lavorobull Inizio di un lavoro nuovobull disoccupazionebull pensionebull gravidanzabull affollamentobull traslocobull problemi della vita di tutti i giornirdquocopingrdquobull Problemi legalibull Problemi finanziaribull Perfezionismobull Eccecc
Quindinel paziente cardiopatico(ma anche negli altri)
Sedazione con BZD (short antagonizzabili)
bull Sedazione cosciente con N2O
bull empatia
bull Buona analgesia
Fin qui nov 10
bull httpyoutubeSuFvAbf_uJs
bull anginal and heart attack
Puntata ipertensiva
bull Segni e sintomindash Cefaleavertiginironziindash Disturbi della vistandash Cardiopalmo(tachicardia)ndash (dispnea)ndash Epistassi
bull Trattamentondash Nifedipina(nifedicor)5-15 gtt sublingualiOppndash Clonidina(catapresan) mezza1 fiala im o ev lentaOppndash Furosemide(Lasix) 1 2 fl im o ev lentandash Ossigenoterapia(occhialini)
Aritmie
bull Senza ECG
bull ipocineticheipercinetiche
Allergia
ndash Limitata ad un sistema o generalizzatandash Faringe e prime vie aereeedema angioneuroticondash Tratto respiratorioasmabroncospasmostridorendash Cuteorticariapruritondash Anafilassitutti i precedenti+collasso cardiocircolatoriondash DDangioedema ereditario
ndash Segni e sintomindash Pruritoarrossamentopomfiedema labbramucose boccafaringehellipndash Distress respiratorioasmandash Ipotensionepolso piccolofrequentepallore
bull Ossigenobull Chiamare aiutobull Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
anafilassi
bull Posizione supina
bull Ossigenazione
bull Adrenalina im 05mg
bull Liquidi evndash Antistaminico trimeton 10 mg im
ndash Cortisone
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull In caso di arrestoCPR
Cause di allergia
bull Materiali implantari e amalgama metallititanioporcellane e metalli nobili mercurio
bull Latexdighebull Acrilatibull Formaldeidebull Clorexidinabull AL e conservanti (metilparaben)
bull patch testing prick testing and blood tests for allergen-specific IgE
Sincope vasovagalesvenimentobull Segni e sintomi
ndash Svenimentondash Nausea ndash Debolezzandash Pallorendash Cute fredda e sudatandash Polso rallentatoma prima tachindash Ipotensionendash Discomfort addominalendash Midriasindash sbadiglio
bull Trattamentondash Posizione supinandash Elevare gli arti infndash Ossigenondash Monitorizzare ndash Atropina 05 mg im o iv
Fattori scatenanti psicogenipauraansiastress emotivocattive notiziedolorespecie se improvviso ed inaspettatovista del sanguestrumenti chirurgicisiringhe
Fattori scatenanti non psicogeniStazione erettaFame da salto del pasto o da dietaEsaurimentostanchezzaCattive condizioni fisicheAmbiente caldo-umidoAffollamentoSesso maschileGiovani16-35 anni
Pathophysiology
Stress
Catecholamines release
Decreased peripheral vascular resistance amp uarr blood flow to peripheral muscles
darr venous return
darr circulatory blood vol amp drop in arterial BP
Activation of Compensatory mechanisms
Reflex bradycardia develops (lt 50)
Significant drop in cardiac output associated with fall in BP below the critical level
Cerebral ischemia amp loss of consciousness
Assess consciousness (loss of response to sensory stimulation)
Activate office emergency system
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Perform additional procedures
Administer aromatic ammonia
Administer atropine if bradycardia persists
Do not panic
Post syncopal recovery- delayed recovery-
Postpone dental treatment Activate EMS
Determine precipitating factors
POSTURAL HYPOTENSION
Predisposing factors
bull Administration and ingestion of drugs eg antihypertensives like sodium depleting diuretics calcium channel blockers ampganglion blocking agents sedatives and narcotics histamine blockers levo dopa
bull Prolonged period of recumbency or convalescence
bull Inadequate postural reflex
bull Late stage pregnancy
bull Advanced age
bull Venous defects in legs (eg varicose veins)
bull Recovery from sympathectomy
bull Addissonrsquos disease
bull Physical exhaustion and starvation
bull Chronic postural hypotension (Shy ndash Drager syndrome)
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
httpyoutube7sJMaSOoH88
httpyoutube7sJMaSOoH88
ipoglicemia
bull Segni e sintomibull Senso di fame
ndash Parola strascicataincoerentendash Comportamento alteratondash Polso rapidondash Apprensioneansiairrequietezzaaggressivitagravendash Disorientamentoperdita di coscienzandash Tremorindash sudorazione
bull Trattamentondash Succo di fruttacaramellazuccherino posndash Se egrave avvenuta perdita di coscienzaglucosio evndash Nel dubbio tra iper e ipoglicemiameglio somministrare glucosio comunque
ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
bull httpyoutubenEbsKfLl1n4
bull Acquisti materiale consumabiledoctorshopdoctorpoint
autorizzazione acquisto FU-3doc
SIAD Ozzano Emilia via Libertagrave 17 wwwsiadcom
bull ALLEGATO 3 ndash DICHIARAZIONE SOSTITUTIVA DI CERTIFICAZIONE (ai sensi dellrsquoart 46 del DPR 28122000 n 445)bull
bull
bull Illa sottoscrittoahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull Responsabile dellrsquoEnte di SoccorsoStudio Medicohelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull con sede inhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull Partita IVACFhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull
bull Consapevole delle sanzioni penali nel caso di dichiarazioni non veritiere di formazione o uso di atti falsi richiamate dallrsquoart 76 del DPR n 4452000bull
bull
bull DICHIARAbull
bull di essere soggetto autorizzato al rifornimento allrsquoingrosso di gas medicinali e di impiegare gli stessi sotto la propria sola responsabilitagravebull
bull
bull
bull
bull In fedebull
bull helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull Luogo Data helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull buongiornobull non possiamo vendere medicinali a studi medici che non abbiano
sottoscritto lrsquoallegato che Le inoltrobull
bull Riesce ad inoltrare ai due medici il modulo facendomelo poi avere via e-mail o via fax allo 051 796026
bull Grazie millebull
bull Massimiliano Lucchinabull Servizio Venditabull
bull SIAD SpA | I-40064 Ozzano dellEmilia (BO) - Via della Libertagrave 17bull Tel +39 051 799399 | Fax +39 051 796026bull massimiliano_lucchinasiadeu | wwwsiadcom
Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
La valigetta degli orrori set di rianimazione completo di bombola ricaricabile di ossigeno da 05 LT in acciaio riduttore con manometro ed erogatore pallone rianimatore maschera rianimazione 2 cannule di Guedel pinza tiralingua apribocca elicoidale tubo atossico in contenitore plastico antiurto
Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
bull
Fattori precipitanti lrsquoischemia
bull Sforzo fisico
bull Basse temperature
bull Digestione
bull Tachicardiafebbreipertiroidismo
bull Emozionistressndash Psichico(pauracontatto
ravvicinatooppressionecostrizioneinpossibilitagrave di muiversidi parlareodori sgradevolivista irritante o sgradevole
ndash dolore
bull Innalzamento vita media
bull Miglioramento condizioni socio-economiche ()
bull Procedure odontoiatriche sempre piugrave conservative
Maggiore frequenza di cardiopatici nella pratica odontoiatrica
Fattori stressantistressors
bull Malattiapersonale o di amici o famigliaribull Morte di un famigliare o di una persona amatabull Problemi di relazioni interpersonalibull Sovraccarico di lavorobull Inizio di un lavoro nuovobull disoccupazionebull pensionebull gravidanzabull affollamentobull traslocobull problemi della vita di tutti i giornirdquocopingrdquobull Problemi legalibull Problemi finanziaribull Perfezionismobull Eccecc
Quindinel paziente cardiopatico(ma anche negli altri)
Sedazione con BZD (short antagonizzabili)
bull Sedazione cosciente con N2O
bull empatia
bull Buona analgesia
Fin qui nov 10
bull httpyoutubeSuFvAbf_uJs
bull anginal and heart attack
Puntata ipertensiva
bull Segni e sintomindash Cefaleavertiginironziindash Disturbi della vistandash Cardiopalmo(tachicardia)ndash (dispnea)ndash Epistassi
bull Trattamentondash Nifedipina(nifedicor)5-15 gtt sublingualiOppndash Clonidina(catapresan) mezza1 fiala im o ev lentaOppndash Furosemide(Lasix) 1 2 fl im o ev lentandash Ossigenoterapia(occhialini)
Aritmie
bull Senza ECG
bull ipocineticheipercinetiche
Allergia
ndash Limitata ad un sistema o generalizzatandash Faringe e prime vie aereeedema angioneuroticondash Tratto respiratorioasmabroncospasmostridorendash Cuteorticariapruritondash Anafilassitutti i precedenti+collasso cardiocircolatoriondash DDangioedema ereditario
ndash Segni e sintomindash Pruritoarrossamentopomfiedema labbramucose boccafaringehellipndash Distress respiratorioasmandash Ipotensionepolso piccolofrequentepallore
bull Ossigenobull Chiamare aiutobull Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
anafilassi
bull Posizione supina
bull Ossigenazione
bull Adrenalina im 05mg
bull Liquidi evndash Antistaminico trimeton 10 mg im
ndash Cortisone
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull In caso di arrestoCPR
Cause di allergia
bull Materiali implantari e amalgama metallititanioporcellane e metalli nobili mercurio
bull Latexdighebull Acrilatibull Formaldeidebull Clorexidinabull AL e conservanti (metilparaben)
bull patch testing prick testing and blood tests for allergen-specific IgE
Sincope vasovagalesvenimentobull Segni e sintomi
ndash Svenimentondash Nausea ndash Debolezzandash Pallorendash Cute fredda e sudatandash Polso rallentatoma prima tachindash Ipotensionendash Discomfort addominalendash Midriasindash sbadiglio
bull Trattamentondash Posizione supinandash Elevare gli arti infndash Ossigenondash Monitorizzare ndash Atropina 05 mg im o iv
Fattori scatenanti psicogenipauraansiastress emotivocattive notiziedolorespecie se improvviso ed inaspettatovista del sanguestrumenti chirurgicisiringhe
Fattori scatenanti non psicogeniStazione erettaFame da salto del pasto o da dietaEsaurimentostanchezzaCattive condizioni fisicheAmbiente caldo-umidoAffollamentoSesso maschileGiovani16-35 anni
Pathophysiology
Stress
Catecholamines release
Decreased peripheral vascular resistance amp uarr blood flow to peripheral muscles
darr venous return
darr circulatory blood vol amp drop in arterial BP
Activation of Compensatory mechanisms
Reflex bradycardia develops (lt 50)
Significant drop in cardiac output associated with fall in BP below the critical level
Cerebral ischemia amp loss of consciousness
Assess consciousness (loss of response to sensory stimulation)
Activate office emergency system
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Perform additional procedures
Administer aromatic ammonia
Administer atropine if bradycardia persists
Do not panic
Post syncopal recovery- delayed recovery-
Postpone dental treatment Activate EMS
Determine precipitating factors
POSTURAL HYPOTENSION
Predisposing factors
bull Administration and ingestion of drugs eg antihypertensives like sodium depleting diuretics calcium channel blockers ampganglion blocking agents sedatives and narcotics histamine blockers levo dopa
bull Prolonged period of recumbency or convalescence
bull Inadequate postural reflex
bull Late stage pregnancy
bull Advanced age
bull Venous defects in legs (eg varicose veins)
bull Recovery from sympathectomy
bull Addissonrsquos disease
bull Physical exhaustion and starvation
bull Chronic postural hypotension (Shy ndash Drager syndrome)
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
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ipoglicemia
bull Segni e sintomibull Senso di fame
ndash Parola strascicataincoerentendash Comportamento alteratondash Polso rapidondash Apprensioneansiairrequietezzaaggressivitagravendash Disorientamentoperdita di coscienzandash Tremorindash sudorazione
bull Trattamentondash Succo di fruttacaramellazuccherino posndash Se egrave avvenuta perdita di coscienzaglucosio evndash Nel dubbio tra iper e ipoglicemiameglio somministrare glucosio comunque
ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
bull httpyoutubenEbsKfLl1n4
bull Acquisti materiale consumabiledoctorshopdoctorpoint
autorizzazione acquisto FU-3doc
SIAD Ozzano Emilia via Libertagrave 17 wwwsiadcom
bull ALLEGATO 3 ndash DICHIARAZIONE SOSTITUTIVA DI CERTIFICAZIONE (ai sensi dellrsquoart 46 del DPR 28122000 n 445)bull
bull
bull Illa sottoscrittoahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull Responsabile dellrsquoEnte di SoccorsoStudio Medicohelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull con sede inhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull Partita IVACFhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull
bull Consapevole delle sanzioni penali nel caso di dichiarazioni non veritiere di formazione o uso di atti falsi richiamate dallrsquoart 76 del DPR n 4452000bull
bull
bull DICHIARAbull
bull di essere soggetto autorizzato al rifornimento allrsquoingrosso di gas medicinali e di impiegare gli stessi sotto la propria sola responsabilitagravebull
bull
bull
bull
bull In fedebull
bull helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull Luogo Data helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull buongiornobull non possiamo vendere medicinali a studi medici che non abbiano
sottoscritto lrsquoallegato che Le inoltrobull
bull Riesce ad inoltrare ai due medici il modulo facendomelo poi avere via e-mail o via fax allo 051 796026
bull Grazie millebull
bull Massimiliano Lucchinabull Servizio Venditabull
bull SIAD SpA | I-40064 Ozzano dellEmilia (BO) - Via della Libertagrave 17bull Tel +39 051 799399 | Fax +39 051 796026bull massimiliano_lucchinasiadeu | wwwsiadcom
Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
La valigetta degli orrori set di rianimazione completo di bombola ricaricabile di ossigeno da 05 LT in acciaio riduttore con manometro ed erogatore pallone rianimatore maschera rianimazione 2 cannule di Guedel pinza tiralingua apribocca elicoidale tubo atossico in contenitore plastico antiurto
Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
bull
bull Innalzamento vita media
bull Miglioramento condizioni socio-economiche ()
bull Procedure odontoiatriche sempre piugrave conservative
Maggiore frequenza di cardiopatici nella pratica odontoiatrica
Fattori stressantistressors
bull Malattiapersonale o di amici o famigliaribull Morte di un famigliare o di una persona amatabull Problemi di relazioni interpersonalibull Sovraccarico di lavorobull Inizio di un lavoro nuovobull disoccupazionebull pensionebull gravidanzabull affollamentobull traslocobull problemi della vita di tutti i giornirdquocopingrdquobull Problemi legalibull Problemi finanziaribull Perfezionismobull Eccecc
Quindinel paziente cardiopatico(ma anche negli altri)
Sedazione con BZD (short antagonizzabili)
bull Sedazione cosciente con N2O
bull empatia
bull Buona analgesia
Fin qui nov 10
bull httpyoutubeSuFvAbf_uJs
bull anginal and heart attack
Puntata ipertensiva
bull Segni e sintomindash Cefaleavertiginironziindash Disturbi della vistandash Cardiopalmo(tachicardia)ndash (dispnea)ndash Epistassi
bull Trattamentondash Nifedipina(nifedicor)5-15 gtt sublingualiOppndash Clonidina(catapresan) mezza1 fiala im o ev lentaOppndash Furosemide(Lasix) 1 2 fl im o ev lentandash Ossigenoterapia(occhialini)
Aritmie
bull Senza ECG
bull ipocineticheipercinetiche
Allergia
ndash Limitata ad un sistema o generalizzatandash Faringe e prime vie aereeedema angioneuroticondash Tratto respiratorioasmabroncospasmostridorendash Cuteorticariapruritondash Anafilassitutti i precedenti+collasso cardiocircolatoriondash DDangioedema ereditario
ndash Segni e sintomindash Pruritoarrossamentopomfiedema labbramucose boccafaringehellipndash Distress respiratorioasmandash Ipotensionepolso piccolofrequentepallore
bull Ossigenobull Chiamare aiutobull Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
anafilassi
bull Posizione supina
bull Ossigenazione
bull Adrenalina im 05mg
bull Liquidi evndash Antistaminico trimeton 10 mg im
ndash Cortisone
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull In caso di arrestoCPR
Cause di allergia
bull Materiali implantari e amalgama metallititanioporcellane e metalli nobili mercurio
bull Latexdighebull Acrilatibull Formaldeidebull Clorexidinabull AL e conservanti (metilparaben)
bull patch testing prick testing and blood tests for allergen-specific IgE
Sincope vasovagalesvenimentobull Segni e sintomi
ndash Svenimentondash Nausea ndash Debolezzandash Pallorendash Cute fredda e sudatandash Polso rallentatoma prima tachindash Ipotensionendash Discomfort addominalendash Midriasindash sbadiglio
bull Trattamentondash Posizione supinandash Elevare gli arti infndash Ossigenondash Monitorizzare ndash Atropina 05 mg im o iv
Fattori scatenanti psicogenipauraansiastress emotivocattive notiziedolorespecie se improvviso ed inaspettatovista del sanguestrumenti chirurgicisiringhe
Fattori scatenanti non psicogeniStazione erettaFame da salto del pasto o da dietaEsaurimentostanchezzaCattive condizioni fisicheAmbiente caldo-umidoAffollamentoSesso maschileGiovani16-35 anni
Pathophysiology
Stress
Catecholamines release
Decreased peripheral vascular resistance amp uarr blood flow to peripheral muscles
darr venous return
darr circulatory blood vol amp drop in arterial BP
Activation of Compensatory mechanisms
Reflex bradycardia develops (lt 50)
Significant drop in cardiac output associated with fall in BP below the critical level
Cerebral ischemia amp loss of consciousness
Assess consciousness (loss of response to sensory stimulation)
Activate office emergency system
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Perform additional procedures
Administer aromatic ammonia
Administer atropine if bradycardia persists
Do not panic
Post syncopal recovery- delayed recovery-
Postpone dental treatment Activate EMS
Determine precipitating factors
POSTURAL HYPOTENSION
Predisposing factors
bull Administration and ingestion of drugs eg antihypertensives like sodium depleting diuretics calcium channel blockers ampganglion blocking agents sedatives and narcotics histamine blockers levo dopa
bull Prolonged period of recumbency or convalescence
bull Inadequate postural reflex
bull Late stage pregnancy
bull Advanced age
bull Venous defects in legs (eg varicose veins)
bull Recovery from sympathectomy
bull Addissonrsquos disease
bull Physical exhaustion and starvation
bull Chronic postural hypotension (Shy ndash Drager syndrome)
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
httpyoutube7sJMaSOoH88
httpyoutube7sJMaSOoH88
ipoglicemia
bull Segni e sintomibull Senso di fame
ndash Parola strascicataincoerentendash Comportamento alteratondash Polso rapidondash Apprensioneansiairrequietezzaaggressivitagravendash Disorientamentoperdita di coscienzandash Tremorindash sudorazione
bull Trattamentondash Succo di fruttacaramellazuccherino posndash Se egrave avvenuta perdita di coscienzaglucosio evndash Nel dubbio tra iper e ipoglicemiameglio somministrare glucosio comunque
ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
bull httpyoutubenEbsKfLl1n4
bull Acquisti materiale consumabiledoctorshopdoctorpoint
autorizzazione acquisto FU-3doc
SIAD Ozzano Emilia via Libertagrave 17 wwwsiadcom
bull ALLEGATO 3 ndash DICHIARAZIONE SOSTITUTIVA DI CERTIFICAZIONE (ai sensi dellrsquoart 46 del DPR 28122000 n 445)bull
bull
bull Illa sottoscrittoahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull Responsabile dellrsquoEnte di SoccorsoStudio Medicohelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull con sede inhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull Partita IVACFhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull
bull Consapevole delle sanzioni penali nel caso di dichiarazioni non veritiere di formazione o uso di atti falsi richiamate dallrsquoart 76 del DPR n 4452000bull
bull
bull DICHIARAbull
bull di essere soggetto autorizzato al rifornimento allrsquoingrosso di gas medicinali e di impiegare gli stessi sotto la propria sola responsabilitagravebull
bull
bull
bull
bull In fedebull
bull helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull Luogo Data helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull buongiornobull non possiamo vendere medicinali a studi medici che non abbiano
sottoscritto lrsquoallegato che Le inoltrobull
bull Riesce ad inoltrare ai due medici il modulo facendomelo poi avere via e-mail o via fax allo 051 796026
bull Grazie millebull
bull Massimiliano Lucchinabull Servizio Venditabull
bull SIAD SpA | I-40064 Ozzano dellEmilia (BO) - Via della Libertagrave 17bull Tel +39 051 799399 | Fax +39 051 796026bull massimiliano_lucchinasiadeu | wwwsiadcom
Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
La valigetta degli orrori set di rianimazione completo di bombola ricaricabile di ossigeno da 05 LT in acciaio riduttore con manometro ed erogatore pallone rianimatore maschera rianimazione 2 cannule di Guedel pinza tiralingua apribocca elicoidale tubo atossico in contenitore plastico antiurto
Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
bull
Fattori stressantistressors
bull Malattiapersonale o di amici o famigliaribull Morte di un famigliare o di una persona amatabull Problemi di relazioni interpersonalibull Sovraccarico di lavorobull Inizio di un lavoro nuovobull disoccupazionebull pensionebull gravidanzabull affollamentobull traslocobull problemi della vita di tutti i giornirdquocopingrdquobull Problemi legalibull Problemi finanziaribull Perfezionismobull Eccecc
Quindinel paziente cardiopatico(ma anche negli altri)
Sedazione con BZD (short antagonizzabili)
bull Sedazione cosciente con N2O
bull empatia
bull Buona analgesia
Fin qui nov 10
bull httpyoutubeSuFvAbf_uJs
bull anginal and heart attack
Puntata ipertensiva
bull Segni e sintomindash Cefaleavertiginironziindash Disturbi della vistandash Cardiopalmo(tachicardia)ndash (dispnea)ndash Epistassi
bull Trattamentondash Nifedipina(nifedicor)5-15 gtt sublingualiOppndash Clonidina(catapresan) mezza1 fiala im o ev lentaOppndash Furosemide(Lasix) 1 2 fl im o ev lentandash Ossigenoterapia(occhialini)
Aritmie
bull Senza ECG
bull ipocineticheipercinetiche
Allergia
ndash Limitata ad un sistema o generalizzatandash Faringe e prime vie aereeedema angioneuroticondash Tratto respiratorioasmabroncospasmostridorendash Cuteorticariapruritondash Anafilassitutti i precedenti+collasso cardiocircolatoriondash DDangioedema ereditario
ndash Segni e sintomindash Pruritoarrossamentopomfiedema labbramucose boccafaringehellipndash Distress respiratorioasmandash Ipotensionepolso piccolofrequentepallore
bull Ossigenobull Chiamare aiutobull Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
anafilassi
bull Posizione supina
bull Ossigenazione
bull Adrenalina im 05mg
bull Liquidi evndash Antistaminico trimeton 10 mg im
ndash Cortisone
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull In caso di arrestoCPR
Cause di allergia
bull Materiali implantari e amalgama metallititanioporcellane e metalli nobili mercurio
bull Latexdighebull Acrilatibull Formaldeidebull Clorexidinabull AL e conservanti (metilparaben)
bull patch testing prick testing and blood tests for allergen-specific IgE
Sincope vasovagalesvenimentobull Segni e sintomi
ndash Svenimentondash Nausea ndash Debolezzandash Pallorendash Cute fredda e sudatandash Polso rallentatoma prima tachindash Ipotensionendash Discomfort addominalendash Midriasindash sbadiglio
bull Trattamentondash Posizione supinandash Elevare gli arti infndash Ossigenondash Monitorizzare ndash Atropina 05 mg im o iv
Fattori scatenanti psicogenipauraansiastress emotivocattive notiziedolorespecie se improvviso ed inaspettatovista del sanguestrumenti chirurgicisiringhe
Fattori scatenanti non psicogeniStazione erettaFame da salto del pasto o da dietaEsaurimentostanchezzaCattive condizioni fisicheAmbiente caldo-umidoAffollamentoSesso maschileGiovani16-35 anni
Pathophysiology
Stress
Catecholamines release
Decreased peripheral vascular resistance amp uarr blood flow to peripheral muscles
darr venous return
darr circulatory blood vol amp drop in arterial BP
Activation of Compensatory mechanisms
Reflex bradycardia develops (lt 50)
Significant drop in cardiac output associated with fall in BP below the critical level
Cerebral ischemia amp loss of consciousness
Assess consciousness (loss of response to sensory stimulation)
Activate office emergency system
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Perform additional procedures
Administer aromatic ammonia
Administer atropine if bradycardia persists
Do not panic
Post syncopal recovery- delayed recovery-
Postpone dental treatment Activate EMS
Determine precipitating factors
POSTURAL HYPOTENSION
Predisposing factors
bull Administration and ingestion of drugs eg antihypertensives like sodium depleting diuretics calcium channel blockers ampganglion blocking agents sedatives and narcotics histamine blockers levo dopa
bull Prolonged period of recumbency or convalescence
bull Inadequate postural reflex
bull Late stage pregnancy
bull Advanced age
bull Venous defects in legs (eg varicose veins)
bull Recovery from sympathectomy
bull Addissonrsquos disease
bull Physical exhaustion and starvation
bull Chronic postural hypotension (Shy ndash Drager syndrome)
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
httpyoutube7sJMaSOoH88
httpyoutube7sJMaSOoH88
ipoglicemia
bull Segni e sintomibull Senso di fame
ndash Parola strascicataincoerentendash Comportamento alteratondash Polso rapidondash Apprensioneansiairrequietezzaaggressivitagravendash Disorientamentoperdita di coscienzandash Tremorindash sudorazione
bull Trattamentondash Succo di fruttacaramellazuccherino posndash Se egrave avvenuta perdita di coscienzaglucosio evndash Nel dubbio tra iper e ipoglicemiameglio somministrare glucosio comunque
ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
bull httpyoutubenEbsKfLl1n4
bull Acquisti materiale consumabiledoctorshopdoctorpoint
autorizzazione acquisto FU-3doc
SIAD Ozzano Emilia via Libertagrave 17 wwwsiadcom
bull ALLEGATO 3 ndash DICHIARAZIONE SOSTITUTIVA DI CERTIFICAZIONE (ai sensi dellrsquoart 46 del DPR 28122000 n 445)bull
bull
bull Illa sottoscrittoahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull Responsabile dellrsquoEnte di SoccorsoStudio Medicohelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull con sede inhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull Partita IVACFhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull
bull Consapevole delle sanzioni penali nel caso di dichiarazioni non veritiere di formazione o uso di atti falsi richiamate dallrsquoart 76 del DPR n 4452000bull
bull
bull DICHIARAbull
bull di essere soggetto autorizzato al rifornimento allrsquoingrosso di gas medicinali e di impiegare gli stessi sotto la propria sola responsabilitagravebull
bull
bull
bull
bull In fedebull
bull helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull Luogo Data helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull buongiornobull non possiamo vendere medicinali a studi medici che non abbiano
sottoscritto lrsquoallegato che Le inoltrobull
bull Riesce ad inoltrare ai due medici il modulo facendomelo poi avere via e-mail o via fax allo 051 796026
bull Grazie millebull
bull Massimiliano Lucchinabull Servizio Venditabull
bull SIAD SpA | I-40064 Ozzano dellEmilia (BO) - Via della Libertagrave 17bull Tel +39 051 799399 | Fax +39 051 796026bull massimiliano_lucchinasiadeu | wwwsiadcom
Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
La valigetta degli orrori set di rianimazione completo di bombola ricaricabile di ossigeno da 05 LT in acciaio riduttore con manometro ed erogatore pallone rianimatore maschera rianimazione 2 cannule di Guedel pinza tiralingua apribocca elicoidale tubo atossico in contenitore plastico antiurto
Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
bull
Quindinel paziente cardiopatico(ma anche negli altri)
Sedazione con BZD (short antagonizzabili)
bull Sedazione cosciente con N2O
bull empatia
bull Buona analgesia
Fin qui nov 10
bull httpyoutubeSuFvAbf_uJs
bull anginal and heart attack
Puntata ipertensiva
bull Segni e sintomindash Cefaleavertiginironziindash Disturbi della vistandash Cardiopalmo(tachicardia)ndash (dispnea)ndash Epistassi
bull Trattamentondash Nifedipina(nifedicor)5-15 gtt sublingualiOppndash Clonidina(catapresan) mezza1 fiala im o ev lentaOppndash Furosemide(Lasix) 1 2 fl im o ev lentandash Ossigenoterapia(occhialini)
Aritmie
bull Senza ECG
bull ipocineticheipercinetiche
Allergia
ndash Limitata ad un sistema o generalizzatandash Faringe e prime vie aereeedema angioneuroticondash Tratto respiratorioasmabroncospasmostridorendash Cuteorticariapruritondash Anafilassitutti i precedenti+collasso cardiocircolatoriondash DDangioedema ereditario
ndash Segni e sintomindash Pruritoarrossamentopomfiedema labbramucose boccafaringehellipndash Distress respiratorioasmandash Ipotensionepolso piccolofrequentepallore
bull Ossigenobull Chiamare aiutobull Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
anafilassi
bull Posizione supina
bull Ossigenazione
bull Adrenalina im 05mg
bull Liquidi evndash Antistaminico trimeton 10 mg im
ndash Cortisone
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull In caso di arrestoCPR
Cause di allergia
bull Materiali implantari e amalgama metallititanioporcellane e metalli nobili mercurio
bull Latexdighebull Acrilatibull Formaldeidebull Clorexidinabull AL e conservanti (metilparaben)
bull patch testing prick testing and blood tests for allergen-specific IgE
Sincope vasovagalesvenimentobull Segni e sintomi
ndash Svenimentondash Nausea ndash Debolezzandash Pallorendash Cute fredda e sudatandash Polso rallentatoma prima tachindash Ipotensionendash Discomfort addominalendash Midriasindash sbadiglio
bull Trattamentondash Posizione supinandash Elevare gli arti infndash Ossigenondash Monitorizzare ndash Atropina 05 mg im o iv
Fattori scatenanti psicogenipauraansiastress emotivocattive notiziedolorespecie se improvviso ed inaspettatovista del sanguestrumenti chirurgicisiringhe
Fattori scatenanti non psicogeniStazione erettaFame da salto del pasto o da dietaEsaurimentostanchezzaCattive condizioni fisicheAmbiente caldo-umidoAffollamentoSesso maschileGiovani16-35 anni
Pathophysiology
Stress
Catecholamines release
Decreased peripheral vascular resistance amp uarr blood flow to peripheral muscles
darr venous return
darr circulatory blood vol amp drop in arterial BP
Activation of Compensatory mechanisms
Reflex bradycardia develops (lt 50)
Significant drop in cardiac output associated with fall in BP below the critical level
Cerebral ischemia amp loss of consciousness
Assess consciousness (loss of response to sensory stimulation)
Activate office emergency system
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Perform additional procedures
Administer aromatic ammonia
Administer atropine if bradycardia persists
Do not panic
Post syncopal recovery- delayed recovery-
Postpone dental treatment Activate EMS
Determine precipitating factors
POSTURAL HYPOTENSION
Predisposing factors
bull Administration and ingestion of drugs eg antihypertensives like sodium depleting diuretics calcium channel blockers ampganglion blocking agents sedatives and narcotics histamine blockers levo dopa
bull Prolonged period of recumbency or convalescence
bull Inadequate postural reflex
bull Late stage pregnancy
bull Advanced age
bull Venous defects in legs (eg varicose veins)
bull Recovery from sympathectomy
bull Addissonrsquos disease
bull Physical exhaustion and starvation
bull Chronic postural hypotension (Shy ndash Drager syndrome)
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
httpyoutube7sJMaSOoH88
httpyoutube7sJMaSOoH88
ipoglicemia
bull Segni e sintomibull Senso di fame
ndash Parola strascicataincoerentendash Comportamento alteratondash Polso rapidondash Apprensioneansiairrequietezzaaggressivitagravendash Disorientamentoperdita di coscienzandash Tremorindash sudorazione
bull Trattamentondash Succo di fruttacaramellazuccherino posndash Se egrave avvenuta perdita di coscienzaglucosio evndash Nel dubbio tra iper e ipoglicemiameglio somministrare glucosio comunque
ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
bull httpyoutubenEbsKfLl1n4
bull Acquisti materiale consumabiledoctorshopdoctorpoint
autorizzazione acquisto FU-3doc
SIAD Ozzano Emilia via Libertagrave 17 wwwsiadcom
bull ALLEGATO 3 ndash DICHIARAZIONE SOSTITUTIVA DI CERTIFICAZIONE (ai sensi dellrsquoart 46 del DPR 28122000 n 445)bull
bull
bull Illa sottoscrittoahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull Responsabile dellrsquoEnte di SoccorsoStudio Medicohelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull con sede inhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull Partita IVACFhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull
bull Consapevole delle sanzioni penali nel caso di dichiarazioni non veritiere di formazione o uso di atti falsi richiamate dallrsquoart 76 del DPR n 4452000bull
bull
bull DICHIARAbull
bull di essere soggetto autorizzato al rifornimento allrsquoingrosso di gas medicinali e di impiegare gli stessi sotto la propria sola responsabilitagravebull
bull
bull
bull
bull In fedebull
bull helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull Luogo Data helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull buongiornobull non possiamo vendere medicinali a studi medici che non abbiano
sottoscritto lrsquoallegato che Le inoltrobull
bull Riesce ad inoltrare ai due medici il modulo facendomelo poi avere via e-mail o via fax allo 051 796026
bull Grazie millebull
bull Massimiliano Lucchinabull Servizio Venditabull
bull SIAD SpA | I-40064 Ozzano dellEmilia (BO) - Via della Libertagrave 17bull Tel +39 051 799399 | Fax +39 051 796026bull massimiliano_lucchinasiadeu | wwwsiadcom
Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
La valigetta degli orrori set di rianimazione completo di bombola ricaricabile di ossigeno da 05 LT in acciaio riduttore con manometro ed erogatore pallone rianimatore maschera rianimazione 2 cannule di Guedel pinza tiralingua apribocca elicoidale tubo atossico in contenitore plastico antiurto
Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
bull
Fin qui nov 10
bull httpyoutubeSuFvAbf_uJs
bull anginal and heart attack
Puntata ipertensiva
bull Segni e sintomindash Cefaleavertiginironziindash Disturbi della vistandash Cardiopalmo(tachicardia)ndash (dispnea)ndash Epistassi
bull Trattamentondash Nifedipina(nifedicor)5-15 gtt sublingualiOppndash Clonidina(catapresan) mezza1 fiala im o ev lentaOppndash Furosemide(Lasix) 1 2 fl im o ev lentandash Ossigenoterapia(occhialini)
Aritmie
bull Senza ECG
bull ipocineticheipercinetiche
Allergia
ndash Limitata ad un sistema o generalizzatandash Faringe e prime vie aereeedema angioneuroticondash Tratto respiratorioasmabroncospasmostridorendash Cuteorticariapruritondash Anafilassitutti i precedenti+collasso cardiocircolatoriondash DDangioedema ereditario
ndash Segni e sintomindash Pruritoarrossamentopomfiedema labbramucose boccafaringehellipndash Distress respiratorioasmandash Ipotensionepolso piccolofrequentepallore
bull Ossigenobull Chiamare aiutobull Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
anafilassi
bull Posizione supina
bull Ossigenazione
bull Adrenalina im 05mg
bull Liquidi evndash Antistaminico trimeton 10 mg im
ndash Cortisone
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull In caso di arrestoCPR
Cause di allergia
bull Materiali implantari e amalgama metallititanioporcellane e metalli nobili mercurio
bull Latexdighebull Acrilatibull Formaldeidebull Clorexidinabull AL e conservanti (metilparaben)
bull patch testing prick testing and blood tests for allergen-specific IgE
Sincope vasovagalesvenimentobull Segni e sintomi
ndash Svenimentondash Nausea ndash Debolezzandash Pallorendash Cute fredda e sudatandash Polso rallentatoma prima tachindash Ipotensionendash Discomfort addominalendash Midriasindash sbadiglio
bull Trattamentondash Posizione supinandash Elevare gli arti infndash Ossigenondash Monitorizzare ndash Atropina 05 mg im o iv
Fattori scatenanti psicogenipauraansiastress emotivocattive notiziedolorespecie se improvviso ed inaspettatovista del sanguestrumenti chirurgicisiringhe
Fattori scatenanti non psicogeniStazione erettaFame da salto del pasto o da dietaEsaurimentostanchezzaCattive condizioni fisicheAmbiente caldo-umidoAffollamentoSesso maschileGiovani16-35 anni
Pathophysiology
Stress
Catecholamines release
Decreased peripheral vascular resistance amp uarr blood flow to peripheral muscles
darr venous return
darr circulatory blood vol amp drop in arterial BP
Activation of Compensatory mechanisms
Reflex bradycardia develops (lt 50)
Significant drop in cardiac output associated with fall in BP below the critical level
Cerebral ischemia amp loss of consciousness
Assess consciousness (loss of response to sensory stimulation)
Activate office emergency system
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Perform additional procedures
Administer aromatic ammonia
Administer atropine if bradycardia persists
Do not panic
Post syncopal recovery- delayed recovery-
Postpone dental treatment Activate EMS
Determine precipitating factors
POSTURAL HYPOTENSION
Predisposing factors
bull Administration and ingestion of drugs eg antihypertensives like sodium depleting diuretics calcium channel blockers ampganglion blocking agents sedatives and narcotics histamine blockers levo dopa
bull Prolonged period of recumbency or convalescence
bull Inadequate postural reflex
bull Late stage pregnancy
bull Advanced age
bull Venous defects in legs (eg varicose veins)
bull Recovery from sympathectomy
bull Addissonrsquos disease
bull Physical exhaustion and starvation
bull Chronic postural hypotension (Shy ndash Drager syndrome)
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
httpyoutube7sJMaSOoH88
httpyoutube7sJMaSOoH88
ipoglicemia
bull Segni e sintomibull Senso di fame
ndash Parola strascicataincoerentendash Comportamento alteratondash Polso rapidondash Apprensioneansiairrequietezzaaggressivitagravendash Disorientamentoperdita di coscienzandash Tremorindash sudorazione
bull Trattamentondash Succo di fruttacaramellazuccherino posndash Se egrave avvenuta perdita di coscienzaglucosio evndash Nel dubbio tra iper e ipoglicemiameglio somministrare glucosio comunque
ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
bull httpyoutubenEbsKfLl1n4
bull Acquisti materiale consumabiledoctorshopdoctorpoint
autorizzazione acquisto FU-3doc
SIAD Ozzano Emilia via Libertagrave 17 wwwsiadcom
bull ALLEGATO 3 ndash DICHIARAZIONE SOSTITUTIVA DI CERTIFICAZIONE (ai sensi dellrsquoart 46 del DPR 28122000 n 445)bull
bull
bull Illa sottoscrittoahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull Responsabile dellrsquoEnte di SoccorsoStudio Medicohelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull con sede inhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull Partita IVACFhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull
bull Consapevole delle sanzioni penali nel caso di dichiarazioni non veritiere di formazione o uso di atti falsi richiamate dallrsquoart 76 del DPR n 4452000bull
bull
bull DICHIARAbull
bull di essere soggetto autorizzato al rifornimento allrsquoingrosso di gas medicinali e di impiegare gli stessi sotto la propria sola responsabilitagravebull
bull
bull
bull
bull In fedebull
bull helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull Luogo Data helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull buongiornobull non possiamo vendere medicinali a studi medici che non abbiano
sottoscritto lrsquoallegato che Le inoltrobull
bull Riesce ad inoltrare ai due medici il modulo facendomelo poi avere via e-mail o via fax allo 051 796026
bull Grazie millebull
bull Massimiliano Lucchinabull Servizio Venditabull
bull SIAD SpA | I-40064 Ozzano dellEmilia (BO) - Via della Libertagrave 17bull Tel +39 051 799399 | Fax +39 051 796026bull massimiliano_lucchinasiadeu | wwwsiadcom
Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
La valigetta degli orrori set di rianimazione completo di bombola ricaricabile di ossigeno da 05 LT in acciaio riduttore con manometro ed erogatore pallone rianimatore maschera rianimazione 2 cannule di Guedel pinza tiralingua apribocca elicoidale tubo atossico in contenitore plastico antiurto
Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
bull
Puntata ipertensiva
bull Segni e sintomindash Cefaleavertiginironziindash Disturbi della vistandash Cardiopalmo(tachicardia)ndash (dispnea)ndash Epistassi
bull Trattamentondash Nifedipina(nifedicor)5-15 gtt sublingualiOppndash Clonidina(catapresan) mezza1 fiala im o ev lentaOppndash Furosemide(Lasix) 1 2 fl im o ev lentandash Ossigenoterapia(occhialini)
Aritmie
bull Senza ECG
bull ipocineticheipercinetiche
Allergia
ndash Limitata ad un sistema o generalizzatandash Faringe e prime vie aereeedema angioneuroticondash Tratto respiratorioasmabroncospasmostridorendash Cuteorticariapruritondash Anafilassitutti i precedenti+collasso cardiocircolatoriondash DDangioedema ereditario
ndash Segni e sintomindash Pruritoarrossamentopomfiedema labbramucose boccafaringehellipndash Distress respiratorioasmandash Ipotensionepolso piccolofrequentepallore
bull Ossigenobull Chiamare aiutobull Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
anafilassi
bull Posizione supina
bull Ossigenazione
bull Adrenalina im 05mg
bull Liquidi evndash Antistaminico trimeton 10 mg im
ndash Cortisone
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull In caso di arrestoCPR
Cause di allergia
bull Materiali implantari e amalgama metallititanioporcellane e metalli nobili mercurio
bull Latexdighebull Acrilatibull Formaldeidebull Clorexidinabull AL e conservanti (metilparaben)
bull patch testing prick testing and blood tests for allergen-specific IgE
Sincope vasovagalesvenimentobull Segni e sintomi
ndash Svenimentondash Nausea ndash Debolezzandash Pallorendash Cute fredda e sudatandash Polso rallentatoma prima tachindash Ipotensionendash Discomfort addominalendash Midriasindash sbadiglio
bull Trattamentondash Posizione supinandash Elevare gli arti infndash Ossigenondash Monitorizzare ndash Atropina 05 mg im o iv
Fattori scatenanti psicogenipauraansiastress emotivocattive notiziedolorespecie se improvviso ed inaspettatovista del sanguestrumenti chirurgicisiringhe
Fattori scatenanti non psicogeniStazione erettaFame da salto del pasto o da dietaEsaurimentostanchezzaCattive condizioni fisicheAmbiente caldo-umidoAffollamentoSesso maschileGiovani16-35 anni
Pathophysiology
Stress
Catecholamines release
Decreased peripheral vascular resistance amp uarr blood flow to peripheral muscles
darr venous return
darr circulatory blood vol amp drop in arterial BP
Activation of Compensatory mechanisms
Reflex bradycardia develops (lt 50)
Significant drop in cardiac output associated with fall in BP below the critical level
Cerebral ischemia amp loss of consciousness
Assess consciousness (loss of response to sensory stimulation)
Activate office emergency system
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Perform additional procedures
Administer aromatic ammonia
Administer atropine if bradycardia persists
Do not panic
Post syncopal recovery- delayed recovery-
Postpone dental treatment Activate EMS
Determine precipitating factors
POSTURAL HYPOTENSION
Predisposing factors
bull Administration and ingestion of drugs eg antihypertensives like sodium depleting diuretics calcium channel blockers ampganglion blocking agents sedatives and narcotics histamine blockers levo dopa
bull Prolonged period of recumbency or convalescence
bull Inadequate postural reflex
bull Late stage pregnancy
bull Advanced age
bull Venous defects in legs (eg varicose veins)
bull Recovery from sympathectomy
bull Addissonrsquos disease
bull Physical exhaustion and starvation
bull Chronic postural hypotension (Shy ndash Drager syndrome)
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
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httpyoutube7sJMaSOoH88
ipoglicemia
bull Segni e sintomibull Senso di fame
ndash Parola strascicataincoerentendash Comportamento alteratondash Polso rapidondash Apprensioneansiairrequietezzaaggressivitagravendash Disorientamentoperdita di coscienzandash Tremorindash sudorazione
bull Trattamentondash Succo di fruttacaramellazuccherino posndash Se egrave avvenuta perdita di coscienzaglucosio evndash Nel dubbio tra iper e ipoglicemiameglio somministrare glucosio comunque
ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
bull httpyoutubenEbsKfLl1n4
bull Acquisti materiale consumabiledoctorshopdoctorpoint
autorizzazione acquisto FU-3doc
SIAD Ozzano Emilia via Libertagrave 17 wwwsiadcom
bull ALLEGATO 3 ndash DICHIARAZIONE SOSTITUTIVA DI CERTIFICAZIONE (ai sensi dellrsquoart 46 del DPR 28122000 n 445)bull
bull
bull Illa sottoscrittoahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull Responsabile dellrsquoEnte di SoccorsoStudio Medicohelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull con sede inhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull Partita IVACFhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull
bull Consapevole delle sanzioni penali nel caso di dichiarazioni non veritiere di formazione o uso di atti falsi richiamate dallrsquoart 76 del DPR n 4452000bull
bull
bull DICHIARAbull
bull di essere soggetto autorizzato al rifornimento allrsquoingrosso di gas medicinali e di impiegare gli stessi sotto la propria sola responsabilitagravebull
bull
bull
bull
bull In fedebull
bull helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull Luogo Data helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull buongiornobull non possiamo vendere medicinali a studi medici che non abbiano
sottoscritto lrsquoallegato che Le inoltrobull
bull Riesce ad inoltrare ai due medici il modulo facendomelo poi avere via e-mail o via fax allo 051 796026
bull Grazie millebull
bull Massimiliano Lucchinabull Servizio Venditabull
bull SIAD SpA | I-40064 Ozzano dellEmilia (BO) - Via della Libertagrave 17bull Tel +39 051 799399 | Fax +39 051 796026bull massimiliano_lucchinasiadeu | wwwsiadcom
Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
La valigetta degli orrori set di rianimazione completo di bombola ricaricabile di ossigeno da 05 LT in acciaio riduttore con manometro ed erogatore pallone rianimatore maschera rianimazione 2 cannule di Guedel pinza tiralingua apribocca elicoidale tubo atossico in contenitore plastico antiurto
Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
bull
Aritmie
bull Senza ECG
bull ipocineticheipercinetiche
Allergia
ndash Limitata ad un sistema o generalizzatandash Faringe e prime vie aereeedema angioneuroticondash Tratto respiratorioasmabroncospasmostridorendash Cuteorticariapruritondash Anafilassitutti i precedenti+collasso cardiocircolatoriondash DDangioedema ereditario
ndash Segni e sintomindash Pruritoarrossamentopomfiedema labbramucose boccafaringehellipndash Distress respiratorioasmandash Ipotensionepolso piccolofrequentepallore
bull Ossigenobull Chiamare aiutobull Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
anafilassi
bull Posizione supina
bull Ossigenazione
bull Adrenalina im 05mg
bull Liquidi evndash Antistaminico trimeton 10 mg im
ndash Cortisone
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull In caso di arrestoCPR
Cause di allergia
bull Materiali implantari e amalgama metallititanioporcellane e metalli nobili mercurio
bull Latexdighebull Acrilatibull Formaldeidebull Clorexidinabull AL e conservanti (metilparaben)
bull patch testing prick testing and blood tests for allergen-specific IgE
Sincope vasovagalesvenimentobull Segni e sintomi
ndash Svenimentondash Nausea ndash Debolezzandash Pallorendash Cute fredda e sudatandash Polso rallentatoma prima tachindash Ipotensionendash Discomfort addominalendash Midriasindash sbadiglio
bull Trattamentondash Posizione supinandash Elevare gli arti infndash Ossigenondash Monitorizzare ndash Atropina 05 mg im o iv
Fattori scatenanti psicogenipauraansiastress emotivocattive notiziedolorespecie se improvviso ed inaspettatovista del sanguestrumenti chirurgicisiringhe
Fattori scatenanti non psicogeniStazione erettaFame da salto del pasto o da dietaEsaurimentostanchezzaCattive condizioni fisicheAmbiente caldo-umidoAffollamentoSesso maschileGiovani16-35 anni
Pathophysiology
Stress
Catecholamines release
Decreased peripheral vascular resistance amp uarr blood flow to peripheral muscles
darr venous return
darr circulatory blood vol amp drop in arterial BP
Activation of Compensatory mechanisms
Reflex bradycardia develops (lt 50)
Significant drop in cardiac output associated with fall in BP below the critical level
Cerebral ischemia amp loss of consciousness
Assess consciousness (loss of response to sensory stimulation)
Activate office emergency system
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Perform additional procedures
Administer aromatic ammonia
Administer atropine if bradycardia persists
Do not panic
Post syncopal recovery- delayed recovery-
Postpone dental treatment Activate EMS
Determine precipitating factors
POSTURAL HYPOTENSION
Predisposing factors
bull Administration and ingestion of drugs eg antihypertensives like sodium depleting diuretics calcium channel blockers ampganglion blocking agents sedatives and narcotics histamine blockers levo dopa
bull Prolonged period of recumbency or convalescence
bull Inadequate postural reflex
bull Late stage pregnancy
bull Advanced age
bull Venous defects in legs (eg varicose veins)
bull Recovery from sympathectomy
bull Addissonrsquos disease
bull Physical exhaustion and starvation
bull Chronic postural hypotension (Shy ndash Drager syndrome)
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
httpyoutube7sJMaSOoH88
httpyoutube7sJMaSOoH88
ipoglicemia
bull Segni e sintomibull Senso di fame
ndash Parola strascicataincoerentendash Comportamento alteratondash Polso rapidondash Apprensioneansiairrequietezzaaggressivitagravendash Disorientamentoperdita di coscienzandash Tremorindash sudorazione
bull Trattamentondash Succo di fruttacaramellazuccherino posndash Se egrave avvenuta perdita di coscienzaglucosio evndash Nel dubbio tra iper e ipoglicemiameglio somministrare glucosio comunque
ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
bull httpyoutubenEbsKfLl1n4
bull Acquisti materiale consumabiledoctorshopdoctorpoint
autorizzazione acquisto FU-3doc
SIAD Ozzano Emilia via Libertagrave 17 wwwsiadcom
bull ALLEGATO 3 ndash DICHIARAZIONE SOSTITUTIVA DI CERTIFICAZIONE (ai sensi dellrsquoart 46 del DPR 28122000 n 445)bull
bull
bull Illa sottoscrittoahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull Responsabile dellrsquoEnte di SoccorsoStudio Medicohelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull con sede inhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull Partita IVACFhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull
bull Consapevole delle sanzioni penali nel caso di dichiarazioni non veritiere di formazione o uso di atti falsi richiamate dallrsquoart 76 del DPR n 4452000bull
bull
bull DICHIARAbull
bull di essere soggetto autorizzato al rifornimento allrsquoingrosso di gas medicinali e di impiegare gli stessi sotto la propria sola responsabilitagravebull
bull
bull
bull
bull In fedebull
bull helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull Luogo Data helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull buongiornobull non possiamo vendere medicinali a studi medici che non abbiano
sottoscritto lrsquoallegato che Le inoltrobull
bull Riesce ad inoltrare ai due medici il modulo facendomelo poi avere via e-mail o via fax allo 051 796026
bull Grazie millebull
bull Massimiliano Lucchinabull Servizio Venditabull
bull SIAD SpA | I-40064 Ozzano dellEmilia (BO) - Via della Libertagrave 17bull Tel +39 051 799399 | Fax +39 051 796026bull massimiliano_lucchinasiadeu | wwwsiadcom
Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
La valigetta degli orrori set di rianimazione completo di bombola ricaricabile di ossigeno da 05 LT in acciaio riduttore con manometro ed erogatore pallone rianimatore maschera rianimazione 2 cannule di Guedel pinza tiralingua apribocca elicoidale tubo atossico in contenitore plastico antiurto
Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
bull
Allergia
ndash Limitata ad un sistema o generalizzatandash Faringe e prime vie aereeedema angioneuroticondash Tratto respiratorioasmabroncospasmostridorendash Cuteorticariapruritondash Anafilassitutti i precedenti+collasso cardiocircolatoriondash DDangioedema ereditario
ndash Segni e sintomindash Pruritoarrossamentopomfiedema labbramucose boccafaringehellipndash Distress respiratorioasmandash Ipotensionepolso piccolofrequentepallore
bull Ossigenobull Chiamare aiutobull Valutare i segni vitali e riferire al personale di emergenza
anafilassi
bull Posizione supina
bull Ossigenazione
bull Adrenalina im 05mg
bull Liquidi evndash Antistaminico trimeton 10 mg im
ndash Cortisone
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull In caso di arrestoCPR
Cause di allergia
bull Materiali implantari e amalgama metallititanioporcellane e metalli nobili mercurio
bull Latexdighebull Acrilatibull Formaldeidebull Clorexidinabull AL e conservanti (metilparaben)
bull patch testing prick testing and blood tests for allergen-specific IgE
Sincope vasovagalesvenimentobull Segni e sintomi
ndash Svenimentondash Nausea ndash Debolezzandash Pallorendash Cute fredda e sudatandash Polso rallentatoma prima tachindash Ipotensionendash Discomfort addominalendash Midriasindash sbadiglio
bull Trattamentondash Posizione supinandash Elevare gli arti infndash Ossigenondash Monitorizzare ndash Atropina 05 mg im o iv
Fattori scatenanti psicogenipauraansiastress emotivocattive notiziedolorespecie se improvviso ed inaspettatovista del sanguestrumenti chirurgicisiringhe
Fattori scatenanti non psicogeniStazione erettaFame da salto del pasto o da dietaEsaurimentostanchezzaCattive condizioni fisicheAmbiente caldo-umidoAffollamentoSesso maschileGiovani16-35 anni
Pathophysiology
Stress
Catecholamines release
Decreased peripheral vascular resistance amp uarr blood flow to peripheral muscles
darr venous return
darr circulatory blood vol amp drop in arterial BP
Activation of Compensatory mechanisms
Reflex bradycardia develops (lt 50)
Significant drop in cardiac output associated with fall in BP below the critical level
Cerebral ischemia amp loss of consciousness
Assess consciousness (loss of response to sensory stimulation)
Activate office emergency system
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Perform additional procedures
Administer aromatic ammonia
Administer atropine if bradycardia persists
Do not panic
Post syncopal recovery- delayed recovery-
Postpone dental treatment Activate EMS
Determine precipitating factors
POSTURAL HYPOTENSION
Predisposing factors
bull Administration and ingestion of drugs eg antihypertensives like sodium depleting diuretics calcium channel blockers ampganglion blocking agents sedatives and narcotics histamine blockers levo dopa
bull Prolonged period of recumbency or convalescence
bull Inadequate postural reflex
bull Late stage pregnancy
bull Advanced age
bull Venous defects in legs (eg varicose veins)
bull Recovery from sympathectomy
bull Addissonrsquos disease
bull Physical exhaustion and starvation
bull Chronic postural hypotension (Shy ndash Drager syndrome)
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
httpyoutube7sJMaSOoH88
httpyoutube7sJMaSOoH88
ipoglicemia
bull Segni e sintomibull Senso di fame
ndash Parola strascicataincoerentendash Comportamento alteratondash Polso rapidondash Apprensioneansiairrequietezzaaggressivitagravendash Disorientamentoperdita di coscienzandash Tremorindash sudorazione
bull Trattamentondash Succo di fruttacaramellazuccherino posndash Se egrave avvenuta perdita di coscienzaglucosio evndash Nel dubbio tra iper e ipoglicemiameglio somministrare glucosio comunque
ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
bull httpyoutubenEbsKfLl1n4
bull Acquisti materiale consumabiledoctorshopdoctorpoint
autorizzazione acquisto FU-3doc
SIAD Ozzano Emilia via Libertagrave 17 wwwsiadcom
bull ALLEGATO 3 ndash DICHIARAZIONE SOSTITUTIVA DI CERTIFICAZIONE (ai sensi dellrsquoart 46 del DPR 28122000 n 445)bull
bull
bull Illa sottoscrittoahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull Responsabile dellrsquoEnte di SoccorsoStudio Medicohelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull con sede inhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull Partita IVACFhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull
bull Consapevole delle sanzioni penali nel caso di dichiarazioni non veritiere di formazione o uso di atti falsi richiamate dallrsquoart 76 del DPR n 4452000bull
bull
bull DICHIARAbull
bull di essere soggetto autorizzato al rifornimento allrsquoingrosso di gas medicinali e di impiegare gli stessi sotto la propria sola responsabilitagravebull
bull
bull
bull
bull In fedebull
bull helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull Luogo Data helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull buongiornobull non possiamo vendere medicinali a studi medici che non abbiano
sottoscritto lrsquoallegato che Le inoltrobull
bull Riesce ad inoltrare ai due medici il modulo facendomelo poi avere via e-mail o via fax allo 051 796026
bull Grazie millebull
bull Massimiliano Lucchinabull Servizio Venditabull
bull SIAD SpA | I-40064 Ozzano dellEmilia (BO) - Via della Libertagrave 17bull Tel +39 051 799399 | Fax +39 051 796026bull massimiliano_lucchinasiadeu | wwwsiadcom
Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
La valigetta degli orrori set di rianimazione completo di bombola ricaricabile di ossigeno da 05 LT in acciaio riduttore con manometro ed erogatore pallone rianimatore maschera rianimazione 2 cannule di Guedel pinza tiralingua apribocca elicoidale tubo atossico in contenitore plastico antiurto
Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
bull
anafilassi
bull Posizione supina
bull Ossigenazione
bull Adrenalina im 05mg
bull Liquidi evndash Antistaminico trimeton 10 mg im
ndash Cortisone
bull Chiamare aiuto
bull In caso di arrestoCPR
Cause di allergia
bull Materiali implantari e amalgama metallititanioporcellane e metalli nobili mercurio
bull Latexdighebull Acrilatibull Formaldeidebull Clorexidinabull AL e conservanti (metilparaben)
bull patch testing prick testing and blood tests for allergen-specific IgE
Sincope vasovagalesvenimentobull Segni e sintomi
ndash Svenimentondash Nausea ndash Debolezzandash Pallorendash Cute fredda e sudatandash Polso rallentatoma prima tachindash Ipotensionendash Discomfort addominalendash Midriasindash sbadiglio
bull Trattamentondash Posizione supinandash Elevare gli arti infndash Ossigenondash Monitorizzare ndash Atropina 05 mg im o iv
Fattori scatenanti psicogenipauraansiastress emotivocattive notiziedolorespecie se improvviso ed inaspettatovista del sanguestrumenti chirurgicisiringhe
Fattori scatenanti non psicogeniStazione erettaFame da salto del pasto o da dietaEsaurimentostanchezzaCattive condizioni fisicheAmbiente caldo-umidoAffollamentoSesso maschileGiovani16-35 anni
Pathophysiology
Stress
Catecholamines release
Decreased peripheral vascular resistance amp uarr blood flow to peripheral muscles
darr venous return
darr circulatory blood vol amp drop in arterial BP
Activation of Compensatory mechanisms
Reflex bradycardia develops (lt 50)
Significant drop in cardiac output associated with fall in BP below the critical level
Cerebral ischemia amp loss of consciousness
Assess consciousness (loss of response to sensory stimulation)
Activate office emergency system
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Perform additional procedures
Administer aromatic ammonia
Administer atropine if bradycardia persists
Do not panic
Post syncopal recovery- delayed recovery-
Postpone dental treatment Activate EMS
Determine precipitating factors
POSTURAL HYPOTENSION
Predisposing factors
bull Administration and ingestion of drugs eg antihypertensives like sodium depleting diuretics calcium channel blockers ampganglion blocking agents sedatives and narcotics histamine blockers levo dopa
bull Prolonged period of recumbency or convalescence
bull Inadequate postural reflex
bull Late stage pregnancy
bull Advanced age
bull Venous defects in legs (eg varicose veins)
bull Recovery from sympathectomy
bull Addissonrsquos disease
bull Physical exhaustion and starvation
bull Chronic postural hypotension (Shy ndash Drager syndrome)
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
httpyoutube7sJMaSOoH88
httpyoutube7sJMaSOoH88
ipoglicemia
bull Segni e sintomibull Senso di fame
ndash Parola strascicataincoerentendash Comportamento alteratondash Polso rapidondash Apprensioneansiairrequietezzaaggressivitagravendash Disorientamentoperdita di coscienzandash Tremorindash sudorazione
bull Trattamentondash Succo di fruttacaramellazuccherino posndash Se egrave avvenuta perdita di coscienzaglucosio evndash Nel dubbio tra iper e ipoglicemiameglio somministrare glucosio comunque
ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
bull httpyoutubenEbsKfLl1n4
bull Acquisti materiale consumabiledoctorshopdoctorpoint
autorizzazione acquisto FU-3doc
SIAD Ozzano Emilia via Libertagrave 17 wwwsiadcom
bull ALLEGATO 3 ndash DICHIARAZIONE SOSTITUTIVA DI CERTIFICAZIONE (ai sensi dellrsquoart 46 del DPR 28122000 n 445)bull
bull
bull Illa sottoscrittoahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull Responsabile dellrsquoEnte di SoccorsoStudio Medicohelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull con sede inhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull Partita IVACFhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull
bull Consapevole delle sanzioni penali nel caso di dichiarazioni non veritiere di formazione o uso di atti falsi richiamate dallrsquoart 76 del DPR n 4452000bull
bull
bull DICHIARAbull
bull di essere soggetto autorizzato al rifornimento allrsquoingrosso di gas medicinali e di impiegare gli stessi sotto la propria sola responsabilitagravebull
bull
bull
bull
bull In fedebull
bull helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull Luogo Data helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull buongiornobull non possiamo vendere medicinali a studi medici che non abbiano
sottoscritto lrsquoallegato che Le inoltrobull
bull Riesce ad inoltrare ai due medici il modulo facendomelo poi avere via e-mail o via fax allo 051 796026
bull Grazie millebull
bull Massimiliano Lucchinabull Servizio Venditabull
bull SIAD SpA | I-40064 Ozzano dellEmilia (BO) - Via della Libertagrave 17bull Tel +39 051 799399 | Fax +39 051 796026bull massimiliano_lucchinasiadeu | wwwsiadcom
Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
La valigetta degli orrori set di rianimazione completo di bombola ricaricabile di ossigeno da 05 LT in acciaio riduttore con manometro ed erogatore pallone rianimatore maschera rianimazione 2 cannule di Guedel pinza tiralingua apribocca elicoidale tubo atossico in contenitore plastico antiurto
Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
bull
Cause di allergia
bull Materiali implantari e amalgama metallititanioporcellane e metalli nobili mercurio
bull Latexdighebull Acrilatibull Formaldeidebull Clorexidinabull AL e conservanti (metilparaben)
bull patch testing prick testing and blood tests for allergen-specific IgE
Sincope vasovagalesvenimentobull Segni e sintomi
ndash Svenimentondash Nausea ndash Debolezzandash Pallorendash Cute fredda e sudatandash Polso rallentatoma prima tachindash Ipotensionendash Discomfort addominalendash Midriasindash sbadiglio
bull Trattamentondash Posizione supinandash Elevare gli arti infndash Ossigenondash Monitorizzare ndash Atropina 05 mg im o iv
Fattori scatenanti psicogenipauraansiastress emotivocattive notiziedolorespecie se improvviso ed inaspettatovista del sanguestrumenti chirurgicisiringhe
Fattori scatenanti non psicogeniStazione erettaFame da salto del pasto o da dietaEsaurimentostanchezzaCattive condizioni fisicheAmbiente caldo-umidoAffollamentoSesso maschileGiovani16-35 anni
Pathophysiology
Stress
Catecholamines release
Decreased peripheral vascular resistance amp uarr blood flow to peripheral muscles
darr venous return
darr circulatory blood vol amp drop in arterial BP
Activation of Compensatory mechanisms
Reflex bradycardia develops (lt 50)
Significant drop in cardiac output associated with fall in BP below the critical level
Cerebral ischemia amp loss of consciousness
Assess consciousness (loss of response to sensory stimulation)
Activate office emergency system
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Perform additional procedures
Administer aromatic ammonia
Administer atropine if bradycardia persists
Do not panic
Post syncopal recovery- delayed recovery-
Postpone dental treatment Activate EMS
Determine precipitating factors
POSTURAL HYPOTENSION
Predisposing factors
bull Administration and ingestion of drugs eg antihypertensives like sodium depleting diuretics calcium channel blockers ampganglion blocking agents sedatives and narcotics histamine blockers levo dopa
bull Prolonged period of recumbency or convalescence
bull Inadequate postural reflex
bull Late stage pregnancy
bull Advanced age
bull Venous defects in legs (eg varicose veins)
bull Recovery from sympathectomy
bull Addissonrsquos disease
bull Physical exhaustion and starvation
bull Chronic postural hypotension (Shy ndash Drager syndrome)
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
httpyoutube7sJMaSOoH88
httpyoutube7sJMaSOoH88
ipoglicemia
bull Segni e sintomibull Senso di fame
ndash Parola strascicataincoerentendash Comportamento alteratondash Polso rapidondash Apprensioneansiairrequietezzaaggressivitagravendash Disorientamentoperdita di coscienzandash Tremorindash sudorazione
bull Trattamentondash Succo di fruttacaramellazuccherino posndash Se egrave avvenuta perdita di coscienzaglucosio evndash Nel dubbio tra iper e ipoglicemiameglio somministrare glucosio comunque
ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
bull httpyoutubenEbsKfLl1n4
bull Acquisti materiale consumabiledoctorshopdoctorpoint
autorizzazione acquisto FU-3doc
SIAD Ozzano Emilia via Libertagrave 17 wwwsiadcom
bull ALLEGATO 3 ndash DICHIARAZIONE SOSTITUTIVA DI CERTIFICAZIONE (ai sensi dellrsquoart 46 del DPR 28122000 n 445)bull
bull
bull Illa sottoscrittoahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull Responsabile dellrsquoEnte di SoccorsoStudio Medicohelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull con sede inhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull Partita IVACFhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull
bull Consapevole delle sanzioni penali nel caso di dichiarazioni non veritiere di formazione o uso di atti falsi richiamate dallrsquoart 76 del DPR n 4452000bull
bull
bull DICHIARAbull
bull di essere soggetto autorizzato al rifornimento allrsquoingrosso di gas medicinali e di impiegare gli stessi sotto la propria sola responsabilitagravebull
bull
bull
bull
bull In fedebull
bull helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull Luogo Data helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull buongiornobull non possiamo vendere medicinali a studi medici che non abbiano
sottoscritto lrsquoallegato che Le inoltrobull
bull Riesce ad inoltrare ai due medici il modulo facendomelo poi avere via e-mail o via fax allo 051 796026
bull Grazie millebull
bull Massimiliano Lucchinabull Servizio Venditabull
bull SIAD SpA | I-40064 Ozzano dellEmilia (BO) - Via della Libertagrave 17bull Tel +39 051 799399 | Fax +39 051 796026bull massimiliano_lucchinasiadeu | wwwsiadcom
Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
La valigetta degli orrori set di rianimazione completo di bombola ricaricabile di ossigeno da 05 LT in acciaio riduttore con manometro ed erogatore pallone rianimatore maschera rianimazione 2 cannule di Guedel pinza tiralingua apribocca elicoidale tubo atossico in contenitore plastico antiurto
Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
bull
Sincope vasovagalesvenimentobull Segni e sintomi
ndash Svenimentondash Nausea ndash Debolezzandash Pallorendash Cute fredda e sudatandash Polso rallentatoma prima tachindash Ipotensionendash Discomfort addominalendash Midriasindash sbadiglio
bull Trattamentondash Posizione supinandash Elevare gli arti infndash Ossigenondash Monitorizzare ndash Atropina 05 mg im o iv
Fattori scatenanti psicogenipauraansiastress emotivocattive notiziedolorespecie se improvviso ed inaspettatovista del sanguestrumenti chirurgicisiringhe
Fattori scatenanti non psicogeniStazione erettaFame da salto del pasto o da dietaEsaurimentostanchezzaCattive condizioni fisicheAmbiente caldo-umidoAffollamentoSesso maschileGiovani16-35 anni
Pathophysiology
Stress
Catecholamines release
Decreased peripheral vascular resistance amp uarr blood flow to peripheral muscles
darr venous return
darr circulatory blood vol amp drop in arterial BP
Activation of Compensatory mechanisms
Reflex bradycardia develops (lt 50)
Significant drop in cardiac output associated with fall in BP below the critical level
Cerebral ischemia amp loss of consciousness
Assess consciousness (loss of response to sensory stimulation)
Activate office emergency system
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Perform additional procedures
Administer aromatic ammonia
Administer atropine if bradycardia persists
Do not panic
Post syncopal recovery- delayed recovery-
Postpone dental treatment Activate EMS
Determine precipitating factors
POSTURAL HYPOTENSION
Predisposing factors
bull Administration and ingestion of drugs eg antihypertensives like sodium depleting diuretics calcium channel blockers ampganglion blocking agents sedatives and narcotics histamine blockers levo dopa
bull Prolonged period of recumbency or convalescence
bull Inadequate postural reflex
bull Late stage pregnancy
bull Advanced age
bull Venous defects in legs (eg varicose veins)
bull Recovery from sympathectomy
bull Addissonrsquos disease
bull Physical exhaustion and starvation
bull Chronic postural hypotension (Shy ndash Drager syndrome)
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
httpyoutube7sJMaSOoH88
httpyoutube7sJMaSOoH88
ipoglicemia
bull Segni e sintomibull Senso di fame
ndash Parola strascicataincoerentendash Comportamento alteratondash Polso rapidondash Apprensioneansiairrequietezzaaggressivitagravendash Disorientamentoperdita di coscienzandash Tremorindash sudorazione
bull Trattamentondash Succo di fruttacaramellazuccherino posndash Se egrave avvenuta perdita di coscienzaglucosio evndash Nel dubbio tra iper e ipoglicemiameglio somministrare glucosio comunque
ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
bull httpyoutubenEbsKfLl1n4
bull Acquisti materiale consumabiledoctorshopdoctorpoint
autorizzazione acquisto FU-3doc
SIAD Ozzano Emilia via Libertagrave 17 wwwsiadcom
bull ALLEGATO 3 ndash DICHIARAZIONE SOSTITUTIVA DI CERTIFICAZIONE (ai sensi dellrsquoart 46 del DPR 28122000 n 445)bull
bull
bull Illa sottoscrittoahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull Responsabile dellrsquoEnte di SoccorsoStudio Medicohelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull con sede inhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull Partita IVACFhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull
bull Consapevole delle sanzioni penali nel caso di dichiarazioni non veritiere di formazione o uso di atti falsi richiamate dallrsquoart 76 del DPR n 4452000bull
bull
bull DICHIARAbull
bull di essere soggetto autorizzato al rifornimento allrsquoingrosso di gas medicinali e di impiegare gli stessi sotto la propria sola responsabilitagravebull
bull
bull
bull
bull In fedebull
bull helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull Luogo Data helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull buongiornobull non possiamo vendere medicinali a studi medici che non abbiano
sottoscritto lrsquoallegato che Le inoltrobull
bull Riesce ad inoltrare ai due medici il modulo facendomelo poi avere via e-mail o via fax allo 051 796026
bull Grazie millebull
bull Massimiliano Lucchinabull Servizio Venditabull
bull SIAD SpA | I-40064 Ozzano dellEmilia (BO) - Via della Libertagrave 17bull Tel +39 051 799399 | Fax +39 051 796026bull massimiliano_lucchinasiadeu | wwwsiadcom
Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
La valigetta degli orrori set di rianimazione completo di bombola ricaricabile di ossigeno da 05 LT in acciaio riduttore con manometro ed erogatore pallone rianimatore maschera rianimazione 2 cannule di Guedel pinza tiralingua apribocca elicoidale tubo atossico in contenitore plastico antiurto
Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
bull
Pathophysiology
Stress
Catecholamines release
Decreased peripheral vascular resistance amp uarr blood flow to peripheral muscles
darr venous return
darr circulatory blood vol amp drop in arterial BP
Activation of Compensatory mechanisms
Reflex bradycardia develops (lt 50)
Significant drop in cardiac output associated with fall in BP below the critical level
Cerebral ischemia amp loss of consciousness
Assess consciousness (loss of response to sensory stimulation)
Activate office emergency system
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Perform additional procedures
Administer aromatic ammonia
Administer atropine if bradycardia persists
Do not panic
Post syncopal recovery- delayed recovery-
Postpone dental treatment Activate EMS
Determine precipitating factors
POSTURAL HYPOTENSION
Predisposing factors
bull Administration and ingestion of drugs eg antihypertensives like sodium depleting diuretics calcium channel blockers ampganglion blocking agents sedatives and narcotics histamine blockers levo dopa
bull Prolonged period of recumbency or convalescence
bull Inadequate postural reflex
bull Late stage pregnancy
bull Advanced age
bull Venous defects in legs (eg varicose veins)
bull Recovery from sympathectomy
bull Addissonrsquos disease
bull Physical exhaustion and starvation
bull Chronic postural hypotension (Shy ndash Drager syndrome)
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
httpyoutube7sJMaSOoH88
httpyoutube7sJMaSOoH88
ipoglicemia
bull Segni e sintomibull Senso di fame
ndash Parola strascicataincoerentendash Comportamento alteratondash Polso rapidondash Apprensioneansiairrequietezzaaggressivitagravendash Disorientamentoperdita di coscienzandash Tremorindash sudorazione
bull Trattamentondash Succo di fruttacaramellazuccherino posndash Se egrave avvenuta perdita di coscienzaglucosio evndash Nel dubbio tra iper e ipoglicemiameglio somministrare glucosio comunque
ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
bull httpyoutubenEbsKfLl1n4
bull Acquisti materiale consumabiledoctorshopdoctorpoint
autorizzazione acquisto FU-3doc
SIAD Ozzano Emilia via Libertagrave 17 wwwsiadcom
bull ALLEGATO 3 ndash DICHIARAZIONE SOSTITUTIVA DI CERTIFICAZIONE (ai sensi dellrsquoart 46 del DPR 28122000 n 445)bull
bull
bull Illa sottoscrittoahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull Responsabile dellrsquoEnte di SoccorsoStudio Medicohelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull con sede inhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull Partita IVACFhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull
bull Consapevole delle sanzioni penali nel caso di dichiarazioni non veritiere di formazione o uso di atti falsi richiamate dallrsquoart 76 del DPR n 4452000bull
bull
bull DICHIARAbull
bull di essere soggetto autorizzato al rifornimento allrsquoingrosso di gas medicinali e di impiegare gli stessi sotto la propria sola responsabilitagravebull
bull
bull
bull
bull In fedebull
bull helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull Luogo Data helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull buongiornobull non possiamo vendere medicinali a studi medici che non abbiano
sottoscritto lrsquoallegato che Le inoltrobull
bull Riesce ad inoltrare ai due medici il modulo facendomelo poi avere via e-mail o via fax allo 051 796026
bull Grazie millebull
bull Massimiliano Lucchinabull Servizio Venditabull
bull SIAD SpA | I-40064 Ozzano dellEmilia (BO) - Via della Libertagrave 17bull Tel +39 051 799399 | Fax +39 051 796026bull massimiliano_lucchinasiadeu | wwwsiadcom
Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
La valigetta degli orrori set di rianimazione completo di bombola ricaricabile di ossigeno da 05 LT in acciaio riduttore con manometro ed erogatore pallone rianimatore maschera rianimazione 2 cannule di Guedel pinza tiralingua apribocca elicoidale tubo atossico in contenitore plastico antiurto
Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
bull
Assess consciousness (loss of response to sensory stimulation)
Activate office emergency system
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Perform additional procedures
Administer aromatic ammonia
Administer atropine if bradycardia persists
Do not panic
Post syncopal recovery- delayed recovery-
Postpone dental treatment Activate EMS
Determine precipitating factors
POSTURAL HYPOTENSION
Predisposing factors
bull Administration and ingestion of drugs eg antihypertensives like sodium depleting diuretics calcium channel blockers ampganglion blocking agents sedatives and narcotics histamine blockers levo dopa
bull Prolonged period of recumbency or convalescence
bull Inadequate postural reflex
bull Late stage pregnancy
bull Advanced age
bull Venous defects in legs (eg varicose veins)
bull Recovery from sympathectomy
bull Addissonrsquos disease
bull Physical exhaustion and starvation
bull Chronic postural hypotension (Shy ndash Drager syndrome)
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
httpyoutube7sJMaSOoH88
httpyoutube7sJMaSOoH88
ipoglicemia
bull Segni e sintomibull Senso di fame
ndash Parola strascicataincoerentendash Comportamento alteratondash Polso rapidondash Apprensioneansiairrequietezzaaggressivitagravendash Disorientamentoperdita di coscienzandash Tremorindash sudorazione
bull Trattamentondash Succo di fruttacaramellazuccherino posndash Se egrave avvenuta perdita di coscienzaglucosio evndash Nel dubbio tra iper e ipoglicemiameglio somministrare glucosio comunque
ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
bull httpyoutubenEbsKfLl1n4
bull Acquisti materiale consumabiledoctorshopdoctorpoint
autorizzazione acquisto FU-3doc
SIAD Ozzano Emilia via Libertagrave 17 wwwsiadcom
bull ALLEGATO 3 ndash DICHIARAZIONE SOSTITUTIVA DI CERTIFICAZIONE (ai sensi dellrsquoart 46 del DPR 28122000 n 445)bull
bull
bull Illa sottoscrittoahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull Responsabile dellrsquoEnte di SoccorsoStudio Medicohelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull con sede inhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull Partita IVACFhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull
bull Consapevole delle sanzioni penali nel caso di dichiarazioni non veritiere di formazione o uso di atti falsi richiamate dallrsquoart 76 del DPR n 4452000bull
bull
bull DICHIARAbull
bull di essere soggetto autorizzato al rifornimento allrsquoingrosso di gas medicinali e di impiegare gli stessi sotto la propria sola responsabilitagravebull
bull
bull
bull
bull In fedebull
bull helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull Luogo Data helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull buongiornobull non possiamo vendere medicinali a studi medici che non abbiano
sottoscritto lrsquoallegato che Le inoltrobull
bull Riesce ad inoltrare ai due medici il modulo facendomelo poi avere via e-mail o via fax allo 051 796026
bull Grazie millebull
bull Massimiliano Lucchinabull Servizio Venditabull
bull SIAD SpA | I-40064 Ozzano dellEmilia (BO) - Via della Libertagrave 17bull Tel +39 051 799399 | Fax +39 051 796026bull massimiliano_lucchinasiadeu | wwwsiadcom
Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
La valigetta degli orrori set di rianimazione completo di bombola ricaricabile di ossigeno da 05 LT in acciaio riduttore con manometro ed erogatore pallone rianimatore maschera rianimazione 2 cannule di Guedel pinza tiralingua apribocca elicoidale tubo atossico in contenitore plastico antiurto
Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
bull
POSTURAL HYPOTENSION
Predisposing factors
bull Administration and ingestion of drugs eg antihypertensives like sodium depleting diuretics calcium channel blockers ampganglion blocking agents sedatives and narcotics histamine blockers levo dopa
bull Prolonged period of recumbency or convalescence
bull Inadequate postural reflex
bull Late stage pregnancy
bull Advanced age
bull Venous defects in legs (eg varicose veins)
bull Recovery from sympathectomy
bull Addissonrsquos disease
bull Physical exhaustion and starvation
bull Chronic postural hypotension (Shy ndash Drager syndrome)
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
httpyoutube7sJMaSOoH88
httpyoutube7sJMaSOoH88
ipoglicemia
bull Segni e sintomibull Senso di fame
ndash Parola strascicataincoerentendash Comportamento alteratondash Polso rapidondash Apprensioneansiairrequietezzaaggressivitagravendash Disorientamentoperdita di coscienzandash Tremorindash sudorazione
bull Trattamentondash Succo di fruttacaramellazuccherino posndash Se egrave avvenuta perdita di coscienzaglucosio evndash Nel dubbio tra iper e ipoglicemiameglio somministrare glucosio comunque
ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
bull httpyoutubenEbsKfLl1n4
bull Acquisti materiale consumabiledoctorshopdoctorpoint
autorizzazione acquisto FU-3doc
SIAD Ozzano Emilia via Libertagrave 17 wwwsiadcom
bull ALLEGATO 3 ndash DICHIARAZIONE SOSTITUTIVA DI CERTIFICAZIONE (ai sensi dellrsquoart 46 del DPR 28122000 n 445)bull
bull
bull Illa sottoscrittoahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull Responsabile dellrsquoEnte di SoccorsoStudio Medicohelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull con sede inhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull Partita IVACFhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull
bull Consapevole delle sanzioni penali nel caso di dichiarazioni non veritiere di formazione o uso di atti falsi richiamate dallrsquoart 76 del DPR n 4452000bull
bull
bull DICHIARAbull
bull di essere soggetto autorizzato al rifornimento allrsquoingrosso di gas medicinali e di impiegare gli stessi sotto la propria sola responsabilitagravebull
bull
bull
bull
bull In fedebull
bull helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull Luogo Data helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull buongiornobull non possiamo vendere medicinali a studi medici che non abbiano
sottoscritto lrsquoallegato che Le inoltrobull
bull Riesce ad inoltrare ai due medici il modulo facendomelo poi avere via e-mail o via fax allo 051 796026
bull Grazie millebull
bull Massimiliano Lucchinabull Servizio Venditabull
bull SIAD SpA | I-40064 Ozzano dellEmilia (BO) - Via della Libertagrave 17bull Tel +39 051 799399 | Fax +39 051 796026bull massimiliano_lucchinasiadeu | wwwsiadcom
Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
La valigetta degli orrori set di rianimazione completo di bombola ricaricabile di ossigeno da 05 LT in acciaio riduttore con manometro ed erogatore pallone rianimatore maschera rianimazione 2 cannule di Guedel pinza tiralingua apribocca elicoidale tubo atossico in contenitore plastico antiurto
Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
bull
Clinical manifestations
bull Precipitous drops in blood pressure and lose consciousness whenever they stand or sit upright
bull Do not exhibit any prodromal signs and symptoms
bull May become lightheaded or develop blurred vision
bull Clinical signs and symptoms - precipitating drugs
bull Blood pressure during syncopal period is quite low
bull Un like vasodepressor syncope heart rate during postural hypotension remain at the baseline level or somewhat higher
bull Consciousness returns rapidly once the patient is returned to the supine position
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
httpyoutube7sJMaSOoH88
httpyoutube7sJMaSOoH88
ipoglicemia
bull Segni e sintomibull Senso di fame
ndash Parola strascicataincoerentendash Comportamento alteratondash Polso rapidondash Apprensioneansiairrequietezzaaggressivitagravendash Disorientamentoperdita di coscienzandash Tremorindash sudorazione
bull Trattamentondash Succo di fruttacaramellazuccherino posndash Se egrave avvenuta perdita di coscienzaglucosio evndash Nel dubbio tra iper e ipoglicemiameglio somministrare glucosio comunque
ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
bull httpyoutubenEbsKfLl1n4
bull Acquisti materiale consumabiledoctorshopdoctorpoint
autorizzazione acquisto FU-3doc
SIAD Ozzano Emilia via Libertagrave 17 wwwsiadcom
bull ALLEGATO 3 ndash DICHIARAZIONE SOSTITUTIVA DI CERTIFICAZIONE (ai sensi dellrsquoart 46 del DPR 28122000 n 445)bull
bull
bull Illa sottoscrittoahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull Responsabile dellrsquoEnte di SoccorsoStudio Medicohelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull con sede inhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull Partita IVACFhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull
bull Consapevole delle sanzioni penali nel caso di dichiarazioni non veritiere di formazione o uso di atti falsi richiamate dallrsquoart 76 del DPR n 4452000bull
bull
bull DICHIARAbull
bull di essere soggetto autorizzato al rifornimento allrsquoingrosso di gas medicinali e di impiegare gli stessi sotto la propria sola responsabilitagravebull
bull
bull
bull
bull In fedebull
bull helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull Luogo Data helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull buongiornobull non possiamo vendere medicinali a studi medici che non abbiano
sottoscritto lrsquoallegato che Le inoltrobull
bull Riesce ad inoltrare ai due medici il modulo facendomelo poi avere via e-mail o via fax allo 051 796026
bull Grazie millebull
bull Massimiliano Lucchinabull Servizio Venditabull
bull SIAD SpA | I-40064 Ozzano dellEmilia (BO) - Via della Libertagrave 17bull Tel +39 051 799399 | Fax +39 051 796026bull massimiliano_lucchinasiadeu | wwwsiadcom
Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
La valigetta degli orrori set di rianimazione completo di bombola ricaricabile di ossigeno da 05 LT in acciaio riduttore con manometro ed erogatore pallone rianimatore maschera rianimazione 2 cannule di Guedel pinza tiralingua apribocca elicoidale tubo atossico in contenitore plastico antiurto
Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
bull
PathophysiologyWhen patient moves into an upright position
SBP drops and approaches 60 mm Hg in one minute
DBP also drops
Slight changes in heart rate and not at all
Cerebral blood flow drops below the critical level
May lose consciousness
Once the patient is placed into supine position reestablishment of
cerebral blood flow occurs
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
httpyoutube7sJMaSOoH88
httpyoutube7sJMaSOoH88
ipoglicemia
bull Segni e sintomibull Senso di fame
ndash Parola strascicataincoerentendash Comportamento alteratondash Polso rapidondash Apprensioneansiairrequietezzaaggressivitagravendash Disorientamentoperdita di coscienzandash Tremorindash sudorazione
bull Trattamentondash Succo di fruttacaramellazuccherino posndash Se egrave avvenuta perdita di coscienzaglucosio evndash Nel dubbio tra iper e ipoglicemiameglio somministrare glucosio comunque
ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
bull httpyoutubenEbsKfLl1n4
bull Acquisti materiale consumabiledoctorshopdoctorpoint
autorizzazione acquisto FU-3doc
SIAD Ozzano Emilia via Libertagrave 17 wwwsiadcom
bull ALLEGATO 3 ndash DICHIARAZIONE SOSTITUTIVA DI CERTIFICAZIONE (ai sensi dellrsquoart 46 del DPR 28122000 n 445)bull
bull
bull Illa sottoscrittoahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull Responsabile dellrsquoEnte di SoccorsoStudio Medicohelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull con sede inhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull Partita IVACFhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull
bull Consapevole delle sanzioni penali nel caso di dichiarazioni non veritiere di formazione o uso di atti falsi richiamate dallrsquoart 76 del DPR n 4452000bull
bull
bull DICHIARAbull
bull di essere soggetto autorizzato al rifornimento allrsquoingrosso di gas medicinali e di impiegare gli stessi sotto la propria sola responsabilitagravebull
bull
bull
bull
bull In fedebull
bull helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull Luogo Data helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull buongiornobull non possiamo vendere medicinali a studi medici che non abbiano
sottoscritto lrsquoallegato che Le inoltrobull
bull Riesce ad inoltrare ai due medici il modulo facendomelo poi avere via e-mail o via fax allo 051 796026
bull Grazie millebull
bull Massimiliano Lucchinabull Servizio Venditabull
bull SIAD SpA | I-40064 Ozzano dellEmilia (BO) - Via della Libertagrave 17bull Tel +39 051 799399 | Fax +39 051 796026bull massimiliano_lucchinasiadeu | wwwsiadcom
Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
La valigetta degli orrori set di rianimazione completo di bombola ricaricabile di ossigeno da 05 LT in acciaio riduttore con manometro ed erogatore pallone rianimatore maschera rianimazione 2 cannule di Guedel pinza tiralingua apribocca elicoidale tubo atossico in contenitore plastico antiurto
Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
bull
P- Position patient supine with feet elevated slightly
ArarrBrarrC ndash Assess amp open airway (head tilt ampchin lift) assess airway patencyamp breathing assess circulation (palpation of carotid pulse)
D ndash Definitive care
Administer O2
Monitor vital signs
Patient recovers consciousness-
slowly reposition chair delayed recovery -activate EMS
Continue BLS as needed and discharge patient
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
httpyoutube7sJMaSOoH88
httpyoutube7sJMaSOoH88
ipoglicemia
bull Segni e sintomibull Senso di fame
ndash Parola strascicataincoerentendash Comportamento alteratondash Polso rapidondash Apprensioneansiairrequietezzaaggressivitagravendash Disorientamentoperdita di coscienzandash Tremorindash sudorazione
bull Trattamentondash Succo di fruttacaramellazuccherino posndash Se egrave avvenuta perdita di coscienzaglucosio evndash Nel dubbio tra iper e ipoglicemiameglio somministrare glucosio comunque
ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
bull httpyoutubenEbsKfLl1n4
bull Acquisti materiale consumabiledoctorshopdoctorpoint
autorizzazione acquisto FU-3doc
SIAD Ozzano Emilia via Libertagrave 17 wwwsiadcom
bull ALLEGATO 3 ndash DICHIARAZIONE SOSTITUTIVA DI CERTIFICAZIONE (ai sensi dellrsquoart 46 del DPR 28122000 n 445)bull
bull
bull Illa sottoscrittoahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull Responsabile dellrsquoEnte di SoccorsoStudio Medicohelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull con sede inhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull Partita IVACFhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull
bull Consapevole delle sanzioni penali nel caso di dichiarazioni non veritiere di formazione o uso di atti falsi richiamate dallrsquoart 76 del DPR n 4452000bull
bull
bull DICHIARAbull
bull di essere soggetto autorizzato al rifornimento allrsquoingrosso di gas medicinali e di impiegare gli stessi sotto la propria sola responsabilitagravebull
bull
bull
bull
bull In fedebull
bull helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull Luogo Data helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull buongiornobull non possiamo vendere medicinali a studi medici che non abbiano
sottoscritto lrsquoallegato che Le inoltrobull
bull Riesce ad inoltrare ai due medici il modulo facendomelo poi avere via e-mail o via fax allo 051 796026
bull Grazie millebull
bull Massimiliano Lucchinabull Servizio Venditabull
bull SIAD SpA | I-40064 Ozzano dellEmilia (BO) - Via della Libertagrave 17bull Tel +39 051 799399 | Fax +39 051 796026bull massimiliano_lucchinasiadeu | wwwsiadcom
Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
La valigetta degli orrori set di rianimazione completo di bombola ricaricabile di ossigeno da 05 LT in acciaio riduttore con manometro ed erogatore pallone rianimatore maschera rianimazione 2 cannule di Guedel pinza tiralingua apribocca elicoidale tubo atossico in contenitore plastico antiurto
Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
bull
iperventilazione
bull Segni e sintomindash Dispnea
ndash Respirazione rapida
ndash Svenimento
ndash Parestesia delle estremitagrave
ndash Palpitazioni
bull Trattamentondash Calmare
ndash Incoraggiare respirazione lenta
ndash Rebreathing( rirespirazione in un sacchetto di carta)
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
httpyoutube7sJMaSOoH88
httpyoutube7sJMaSOoH88
ipoglicemia
bull Segni e sintomibull Senso di fame
ndash Parola strascicataincoerentendash Comportamento alteratondash Polso rapidondash Apprensioneansiairrequietezzaaggressivitagravendash Disorientamentoperdita di coscienzandash Tremorindash sudorazione
bull Trattamentondash Succo di fruttacaramellazuccherino posndash Se egrave avvenuta perdita di coscienzaglucosio evndash Nel dubbio tra iper e ipoglicemiameglio somministrare glucosio comunque
ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
bull httpyoutubenEbsKfLl1n4
bull Acquisti materiale consumabiledoctorshopdoctorpoint
autorizzazione acquisto FU-3doc
SIAD Ozzano Emilia via Libertagrave 17 wwwsiadcom
bull ALLEGATO 3 ndash DICHIARAZIONE SOSTITUTIVA DI CERTIFICAZIONE (ai sensi dellrsquoart 46 del DPR 28122000 n 445)bull
bull
bull Illa sottoscrittoahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull Responsabile dellrsquoEnte di SoccorsoStudio Medicohelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull con sede inhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull Partita IVACFhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull
bull Consapevole delle sanzioni penali nel caso di dichiarazioni non veritiere di formazione o uso di atti falsi richiamate dallrsquoart 76 del DPR n 4452000bull
bull
bull DICHIARAbull
bull di essere soggetto autorizzato al rifornimento allrsquoingrosso di gas medicinali e di impiegare gli stessi sotto la propria sola responsabilitagravebull
bull
bull
bull
bull In fedebull
bull helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull Luogo Data helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull buongiornobull non possiamo vendere medicinali a studi medici che non abbiano
sottoscritto lrsquoallegato che Le inoltrobull
bull Riesce ad inoltrare ai due medici il modulo facendomelo poi avere via e-mail o via fax allo 051 796026
bull Grazie millebull
bull Massimiliano Lucchinabull Servizio Venditabull
bull SIAD SpA | I-40064 Ozzano dellEmilia (BO) - Via della Libertagrave 17bull Tel +39 051 799399 | Fax +39 051 796026bull massimiliano_lucchinasiadeu | wwwsiadcom
Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
La valigetta degli orrori set di rianimazione completo di bombola ricaricabile di ossigeno da 05 LT in acciaio riduttore con manometro ed erogatore pallone rianimatore maschera rianimazione 2 cannule di Guedel pinza tiralingua apribocca elicoidale tubo atossico in contenitore plastico antiurto
Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
bull
Epilessia(convulsioni)
bull Segni e sintomindash Incoscienza improvvisandash Apnea transitoriandash Cianosi(nella fase tonica)ndash Movimenti involontari degli artindash Assenza
bull Trattamentondash Assumere decubito lateralendash Proteggere dai dannilasciare spaziospostare dai pericoli ndash Monitoraggio dei segni vitalindash Ossigenondash Midazolam 5 mg im o ivndash Buccolam 10 mg ndash MADper via nasale
httpyoutube7sJMaSOoH88
httpyoutube7sJMaSOoH88
ipoglicemia
bull Segni e sintomibull Senso di fame
ndash Parola strascicataincoerentendash Comportamento alteratondash Polso rapidondash Apprensioneansiairrequietezzaaggressivitagravendash Disorientamentoperdita di coscienzandash Tremorindash sudorazione
bull Trattamentondash Succo di fruttacaramellazuccherino posndash Se egrave avvenuta perdita di coscienzaglucosio evndash Nel dubbio tra iper e ipoglicemiameglio somministrare glucosio comunque
ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
bull httpyoutubenEbsKfLl1n4
bull Acquisti materiale consumabiledoctorshopdoctorpoint
autorizzazione acquisto FU-3doc
SIAD Ozzano Emilia via Libertagrave 17 wwwsiadcom
bull ALLEGATO 3 ndash DICHIARAZIONE SOSTITUTIVA DI CERTIFICAZIONE (ai sensi dellrsquoart 46 del DPR 28122000 n 445)bull
bull
bull Illa sottoscrittoahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull Responsabile dellrsquoEnte di SoccorsoStudio Medicohelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull con sede inhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull Partita IVACFhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull
bull Consapevole delle sanzioni penali nel caso di dichiarazioni non veritiere di formazione o uso di atti falsi richiamate dallrsquoart 76 del DPR n 4452000bull
bull
bull DICHIARAbull
bull di essere soggetto autorizzato al rifornimento allrsquoingrosso di gas medicinali e di impiegare gli stessi sotto la propria sola responsabilitagravebull
bull
bull
bull
bull In fedebull
bull helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull Luogo Data helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull buongiornobull non possiamo vendere medicinali a studi medici che non abbiano
sottoscritto lrsquoallegato che Le inoltrobull
bull Riesce ad inoltrare ai due medici il modulo facendomelo poi avere via e-mail o via fax allo 051 796026
bull Grazie millebull
bull Massimiliano Lucchinabull Servizio Venditabull
bull SIAD SpA | I-40064 Ozzano dellEmilia (BO) - Via della Libertagrave 17bull Tel +39 051 799399 | Fax +39 051 796026bull massimiliano_lucchinasiadeu | wwwsiadcom
Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
La valigetta degli orrori set di rianimazione completo di bombola ricaricabile di ossigeno da 05 LT in acciaio riduttore con manometro ed erogatore pallone rianimatore maschera rianimazione 2 cannule di Guedel pinza tiralingua apribocca elicoidale tubo atossico in contenitore plastico antiurto
Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
bull
httpyoutube7sJMaSOoH88
httpyoutube7sJMaSOoH88
ipoglicemia
bull Segni e sintomibull Senso di fame
ndash Parola strascicataincoerentendash Comportamento alteratondash Polso rapidondash Apprensioneansiairrequietezzaaggressivitagravendash Disorientamentoperdita di coscienzandash Tremorindash sudorazione
bull Trattamentondash Succo di fruttacaramellazuccherino posndash Se egrave avvenuta perdita di coscienzaglucosio evndash Nel dubbio tra iper e ipoglicemiameglio somministrare glucosio comunque
ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
bull httpyoutubenEbsKfLl1n4
bull Acquisti materiale consumabiledoctorshopdoctorpoint
autorizzazione acquisto FU-3doc
SIAD Ozzano Emilia via Libertagrave 17 wwwsiadcom
bull ALLEGATO 3 ndash DICHIARAZIONE SOSTITUTIVA DI CERTIFICAZIONE (ai sensi dellrsquoart 46 del DPR 28122000 n 445)bull
bull
bull Illa sottoscrittoahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull Responsabile dellrsquoEnte di SoccorsoStudio Medicohelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull con sede inhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull Partita IVACFhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull
bull Consapevole delle sanzioni penali nel caso di dichiarazioni non veritiere di formazione o uso di atti falsi richiamate dallrsquoart 76 del DPR n 4452000bull
bull
bull DICHIARAbull
bull di essere soggetto autorizzato al rifornimento allrsquoingrosso di gas medicinali e di impiegare gli stessi sotto la propria sola responsabilitagravebull
bull
bull
bull
bull In fedebull
bull helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull Luogo Data helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull buongiornobull non possiamo vendere medicinali a studi medici che non abbiano
sottoscritto lrsquoallegato che Le inoltrobull
bull Riesce ad inoltrare ai due medici il modulo facendomelo poi avere via e-mail o via fax allo 051 796026
bull Grazie millebull
bull Massimiliano Lucchinabull Servizio Venditabull
bull SIAD SpA | I-40064 Ozzano dellEmilia (BO) - Via della Libertagrave 17bull Tel +39 051 799399 | Fax +39 051 796026bull massimiliano_lucchinasiadeu | wwwsiadcom
Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
La valigetta degli orrori set di rianimazione completo di bombola ricaricabile di ossigeno da 05 LT in acciaio riduttore con manometro ed erogatore pallone rianimatore maschera rianimazione 2 cannule di Guedel pinza tiralingua apribocca elicoidale tubo atossico in contenitore plastico antiurto
Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
bull
httpyoutube7sJMaSOoH88
ipoglicemia
bull Segni e sintomibull Senso di fame
ndash Parola strascicataincoerentendash Comportamento alteratondash Polso rapidondash Apprensioneansiairrequietezzaaggressivitagravendash Disorientamentoperdita di coscienzandash Tremorindash sudorazione
bull Trattamentondash Succo di fruttacaramellazuccherino posndash Se egrave avvenuta perdita di coscienzaglucosio evndash Nel dubbio tra iper e ipoglicemiameglio somministrare glucosio comunque
ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
bull httpyoutubenEbsKfLl1n4
bull Acquisti materiale consumabiledoctorshopdoctorpoint
autorizzazione acquisto FU-3doc
SIAD Ozzano Emilia via Libertagrave 17 wwwsiadcom
bull ALLEGATO 3 ndash DICHIARAZIONE SOSTITUTIVA DI CERTIFICAZIONE (ai sensi dellrsquoart 46 del DPR 28122000 n 445)bull
bull
bull Illa sottoscrittoahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull Responsabile dellrsquoEnte di SoccorsoStudio Medicohelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull con sede inhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull Partita IVACFhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull
bull Consapevole delle sanzioni penali nel caso di dichiarazioni non veritiere di formazione o uso di atti falsi richiamate dallrsquoart 76 del DPR n 4452000bull
bull
bull DICHIARAbull
bull di essere soggetto autorizzato al rifornimento allrsquoingrosso di gas medicinali e di impiegare gli stessi sotto la propria sola responsabilitagravebull
bull
bull
bull
bull In fedebull
bull helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull Luogo Data helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull buongiornobull non possiamo vendere medicinali a studi medici che non abbiano
sottoscritto lrsquoallegato che Le inoltrobull
bull Riesce ad inoltrare ai due medici il modulo facendomelo poi avere via e-mail o via fax allo 051 796026
bull Grazie millebull
bull Massimiliano Lucchinabull Servizio Venditabull
bull SIAD SpA | I-40064 Ozzano dellEmilia (BO) - Via della Libertagrave 17bull Tel +39 051 799399 | Fax +39 051 796026bull massimiliano_lucchinasiadeu | wwwsiadcom
Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
La valigetta degli orrori set di rianimazione completo di bombola ricaricabile di ossigeno da 05 LT in acciaio riduttore con manometro ed erogatore pallone rianimatore maschera rianimazione 2 cannule di Guedel pinza tiralingua apribocca elicoidale tubo atossico in contenitore plastico antiurto
Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
bull
ipoglicemia
bull Segni e sintomibull Senso di fame
ndash Parola strascicataincoerentendash Comportamento alteratondash Polso rapidondash Apprensioneansiairrequietezzaaggressivitagravendash Disorientamentoperdita di coscienzandash Tremorindash sudorazione
bull Trattamentondash Succo di fruttacaramellazuccherino posndash Se egrave avvenuta perdita di coscienzaglucosio evndash Nel dubbio tra iper e ipoglicemiameglio somministrare glucosio comunque
ndash destrostick
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
bull httpyoutubenEbsKfLl1n4
bull Acquisti materiale consumabiledoctorshopdoctorpoint
autorizzazione acquisto FU-3doc
SIAD Ozzano Emilia via Libertagrave 17 wwwsiadcom
bull ALLEGATO 3 ndash DICHIARAZIONE SOSTITUTIVA DI CERTIFICAZIONE (ai sensi dellrsquoart 46 del DPR 28122000 n 445)bull
bull
bull Illa sottoscrittoahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull Responsabile dellrsquoEnte di SoccorsoStudio Medicohelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull con sede inhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull Partita IVACFhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull
bull Consapevole delle sanzioni penali nel caso di dichiarazioni non veritiere di formazione o uso di atti falsi richiamate dallrsquoart 76 del DPR n 4452000bull
bull
bull DICHIARAbull
bull di essere soggetto autorizzato al rifornimento allrsquoingrosso di gas medicinali e di impiegare gli stessi sotto la propria sola responsabilitagravebull
bull
bull
bull
bull In fedebull
bull helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull Luogo Data helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull buongiornobull non possiamo vendere medicinali a studi medici che non abbiano
sottoscritto lrsquoallegato che Le inoltrobull
bull Riesce ad inoltrare ai due medici il modulo facendomelo poi avere via e-mail o via fax allo 051 796026
bull Grazie millebull
bull Massimiliano Lucchinabull Servizio Venditabull
bull SIAD SpA | I-40064 Ozzano dellEmilia (BO) - Via della Libertagrave 17bull Tel +39 051 799399 | Fax +39 051 796026bull massimiliano_lucchinasiadeu | wwwsiadcom
Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
La valigetta degli orrori set di rianimazione completo di bombola ricaricabile di ossigeno da 05 LT in acciaio riduttore con manometro ed erogatore pallone rianimatore maschera rianimazione 2 cannule di Guedel pinza tiralingua apribocca elicoidale tubo atossico in contenitore plastico antiurto
Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
bull
Riconoscere lrsquoictus
bull Sorridio mostra i denti
bull Alza entrambe le braccia e tienile alzate
bull Dicci una frase semplice
ndashAlterazioni improvvise
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
bull httpyoutubenEbsKfLl1n4
bull Acquisti materiale consumabiledoctorshopdoctorpoint
autorizzazione acquisto FU-3doc
SIAD Ozzano Emilia via Libertagrave 17 wwwsiadcom
bull ALLEGATO 3 ndash DICHIARAZIONE SOSTITUTIVA DI CERTIFICAZIONE (ai sensi dellrsquoart 46 del DPR 28122000 n 445)bull
bull
bull Illa sottoscrittoahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull Responsabile dellrsquoEnte di SoccorsoStudio Medicohelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull con sede inhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull Partita IVACFhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull
bull Consapevole delle sanzioni penali nel caso di dichiarazioni non veritiere di formazione o uso di atti falsi richiamate dallrsquoart 76 del DPR n 4452000bull
bull
bull DICHIARAbull
bull di essere soggetto autorizzato al rifornimento allrsquoingrosso di gas medicinali e di impiegare gli stessi sotto la propria sola responsabilitagravebull
bull
bull
bull
bull In fedebull
bull helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull Luogo Data helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull buongiornobull non possiamo vendere medicinali a studi medici che non abbiano
sottoscritto lrsquoallegato che Le inoltrobull
bull Riesce ad inoltrare ai due medici il modulo facendomelo poi avere via e-mail o via fax allo 051 796026
bull Grazie millebull
bull Massimiliano Lucchinabull Servizio Venditabull
bull SIAD SpA | I-40064 Ozzano dellEmilia (BO) - Via della Libertagrave 17bull Tel +39 051 799399 | Fax +39 051 796026bull massimiliano_lucchinasiadeu | wwwsiadcom
Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
La valigetta degli orrori set di rianimazione completo di bombola ricaricabile di ossigeno da 05 LT in acciaio riduttore con manometro ed erogatore pallone rianimatore maschera rianimazione 2 cannule di Guedel pinza tiralingua apribocca elicoidale tubo atossico in contenitore plastico antiurto
Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
bull
cefalea
Perdita vistaImprovvisa confusione
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
bull httpyoutubenEbsKfLl1n4
bull Acquisti materiale consumabiledoctorshopdoctorpoint
autorizzazione acquisto FU-3doc
SIAD Ozzano Emilia via Libertagrave 17 wwwsiadcom
bull ALLEGATO 3 ndash DICHIARAZIONE SOSTITUTIVA DI CERTIFICAZIONE (ai sensi dellrsquoart 46 del DPR 28122000 n 445)bull
bull
bull Illa sottoscrittoahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull Responsabile dellrsquoEnte di SoccorsoStudio Medicohelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull con sede inhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull Partita IVACFhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull
bull Consapevole delle sanzioni penali nel caso di dichiarazioni non veritiere di formazione o uso di atti falsi richiamate dallrsquoart 76 del DPR n 4452000bull
bull
bull DICHIARAbull
bull di essere soggetto autorizzato al rifornimento allrsquoingrosso di gas medicinali e di impiegare gli stessi sotto la propria sola responsabilitagravebull
bull
bull
bull
bull In fedebull
bull helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull Luogo Data helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull buongiornobull non possiamo vendere medicinali a studi medici che non abbiano
sottoscritto lrsquoallegato che Le inoltrobull
bull Riesce ad inoltrare ai due medici il modulo facendomelo poi avere via e-mail o via fax allo 051 796026
bull Grazie millebull
bull Massimiliano Lucchinabull Servizio Venditabull
bull SIAD SpA | I-40064 Ozzano dellEmilia (BO) - Via della Libertagrave 17bull Tel +39 051 799399 | Fax +39 051 796026bull massimiliano_lucchinasiadeu | wwwsiadcom
Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
La valigetta degli orrori set di rianimazione completo di bombola ricaricabile di ossigeno da 05 LT in acciaio riduttore con manometro ed erogatore pallone rianimatore maschera rianimazione 2 cannule di Guedel pinza tiralingua apribocca elicoidale tubo atossico in contenitore plastico antiurto
Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
bull
ROSIER scale (Recognition of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
bull Appendix G ROSIER scalebull Recognition of Stroke in the Emergency Room (ROSIER)18bull Assessment Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull Symptom onset Date ___________________ Time ___________________bull GCS E=___ M=___ V=___ BP= ____ ____ BG= __________ bull If BG lt 35 mmolL treat urgently and reassess once blood glucose normal
bull Has there been loss of consciousness or syncope Y (-1) N (0) bull Has there been seizure activity Y (-1) N (0) bull Is there a NEW ACUTE onset (or on awakening from sleep)bull I Asymmetric facial weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull II Asymmetric arm weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull III Asymmetric leg weakness Y (+1) N (0) bull IV Speech disturbance Y (+1) N (0) bull V Visual field defect Y (+1) N (0)
bull Total Score ________ (-2 to +5)bull Provisional diagnosisbull Stroke Non-stroke (specify) __________________________bull Note Stroke is unlikely but not completely excluded if total scores are le0bull ROSIER (95 CI) CPSS (95 CI) FAST (95 CI) LAPSS (95 CI)bull Sensitivity 93 (89-97) 85 (80-90) 82 (76-88) 59 (52-66)bull Specificity 83 (77-89) 79 (73-85) 83 (77-89) 85 (80-90)bull Positive Predictive Value 90 (85-95) 88 (83-93) 89 (84-94) 87 (82-92)bull Negative Predictive Value 88 (83-93) 75 (68-82) 73 (66-80) 55 (48-62)
Perdita di coscienza e convulsioniStroke Unit
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
bull httpyoutubenEbsKfLl1n4
bull Acquisti materiale consumabiledoctorshopdoctorpoint
autorizzazione acquisto FU-3doc
SIAD Ozzano Emilia via Libertagrave 17 wwwsiadcom
bull ALLEGATO 3 ndash DICHIARAZIONE SOSTITUTIVA DI CERTIFICAZIONE (ai sensi dellrsquoart 46 del DPR 28122000 n 445)bull
bull
bull Illa sottoscrittoahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull Responsabile dellrsquoEnte di SoccorsoStudio Medicohelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull con sede inhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull Partita IVACFhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull
bull Consapevole delle sanzioni penali nel caso di dichiarazioni non veritiere di formazione o uso di atti falsi richiamate dallrsquoart 76 del DPR n 4452000bull
bull
bull DICHIARAbull
bull di essere soggetto autorizzato al rifornimento allrsquoingrosso di gas medicinali e di impiegare gli stessi sotto la propria sola responsabilitagravebull
bull
bull
bull
bull In fedebull
bull helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull Luogo Data helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull buongiornobull non possiamo vendere medicinali a studi medici che non abbiano
sottoscritto lrsquoallegato che Le inoltrobull
bull Riesce ad inoltrare ai due medici il modulo facendomelo poi avere via e-mail o via fax allo 051 796026
bull Grazie millebull
bull Massimiliano Lucchinabull Servizio Venditabull
bull SIAD SpA | I-40064 Ozzano dellEmilia (BO) - Via della Libertagrave 17bull Tel +39 051 799399 | Fax +39 051 796026bull massimiliano_lucchinasiadeu | wwwsiadcom
Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
La valigetta degli orrori set di rianimazione completo di bombola ricaricabile di ossigeno da 05 LT in acciaio riduttore con manometro ed erogatore pallone rianimatore maschera rianimazione 2 cannule di Guedel pinza tiralingua apribocca elicoidale tubo atossico in contenitore plastico antiurto
Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
bull
Interferenza con un pacemaker cardiaco
bull pacing activity of both pacemakers and the dual-chamber ICD was inhibited by
bull 1)a battery-operated composite curing light at between2 and 10 cm from the leads
bull 2)The use of an ultrasonic scaler(ablatore) interferedwith the pacing activity of the dual-chamber pacemaker between 17 and 23 cm from the leads the single-chamber pacemaker at 15 cm from the leads and both ICDs at 7 cm from the leads
bull 3) ultrasonic cleaning system bull Roedig JJ Shah J Elayi CS Miller CS Interference of cardiac pacemaker and
implantable cardioverter-defibrillator activity during electronic dentaldevices use J Am Dent Assoc 2010141521-6
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
bull httpyoutubenEbsKfLl1n4
bull Acquisti materiale consumabiledoctorshopdoctorpoint
autorizzazione acquisto FU-3doc
SIAD Ozzano Emilia via Libertagrave 17 wwwsiadcom
bull ALLEGATO 3 ndash DICHIARAZIONE SOSTITUTIVA DI CERTIFICAZIONE (ai sensi dellrsquoart 46 del DPR 28122000 n 445)bull
bull
bull Illa sottoscrittoahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull Responsabile dellrsquoEnte di SoccorsoStudio Medicohelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull con sede inhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull Partita IVACFhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull
bull Consapevole delle sanzioni penali nel caso di dichiarazioni non veritiere di formazione o uso di atti falsi richiamate dallrsquoart 76 del DPR n 4452000bull
bull
bull DICHIARAbull
bull di essere soggetto autorizzato al rifornimento allrsquoingrosso di gas medicinali e di impiegare gli stessi sotto la propria sola responsabilitagravebull
bull
bull
bull
bull In fedebull
bull helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull Luogo Data helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull buongiornobull non possiamo vendere medicinali a studi medici che non abbiano
sottoscritto lrsquoallegato che Le inoltrobull
bull Riesce ad inoltrare ai due medici il modulo facendomelo poi avere via e-mail o via fax allo 051 796026
bull Grazie millebull
bull Massimiliano Lucchinabull Servizio Venditabull
bull SIAD SpA | I-40064 Ozzano dellEmilia (BO) - Via della Libertagrave 17bull Tel +39 051 799399 | Fax +39 051 796026bull massimiliano_lucchinasiadeu | wwwsiadcom
Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
La valigetta degli orrori set di rianimazione completo di bombola ricaricabile di ossigeno da 05 LT in acciaio riduttore con manometro ed erogatore pallone rianimatore maschera rianimazione 2 cannule di Guedel pinza tiralingua apribocca elicoidale tubo atossico in contenitore plastico antiurto
Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
bull
bull It has been estimated that one or two life threatening emergencies will occur in the lifetime practice of a general dentist
bull Obtaining a health history and a set of vital signs is the first step in identifying the patient likely to develop a medical emergency With proper training thorough preparation and regular practice the staff of the dental office will be able to provide appropriate medical care should the need arise
Summary
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
bull httpyoutubenEbsKfLl1n4
bull Acquisti materiale consumabiledoctorshopdoctorpoint
autorizzazione acquisto FU-3doc
SIAD Ozzano Emilia via Libertagrave 17 wwwsiadcom
bull ALLEGATO 3 ndash DICHIARAZIONE SOSTITUTIVA DI CERTIFICAZIONE (ai sensi dellrsquoart 46 del DPR 28122000 n 445)bull
bull
bull Illa sottoscrittoahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull Responsabile dellrsquoEnte di SoccorsoStudio Medicohelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull con sede inhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull Partita IVACFhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull
bull Consapevole delle sanzioni penali nel caso di dichiarazioni non veritiere di formazione o uso di atti falsi richiamate dallrsquoart 76 del DPR n 4452000bull
bull
bull DICHIARAbull
bull di essere soggetto autorizzato al rifornimento allrsquoingrosso di gas medicinali e di impiegare gli stessi sotto la propria sola responsabilitagravebull
bull
bull
bull
bull In fedebull
bull helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull Luogo Data helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull buongiornobull non possiamo vendere medicinali a studi medici che non abbiano
sottoscritto lrsquoallegato che Le inoltrobull
bull Riesce ad inoltrare ai due medici il modulo facendomelo poi avere via e-mail o via fax allo 051 796026
bull Grazie millebull
bull Massimiliano Lucchinabull Servizio Venditabull
bull SIAD SpA | I-40064 Ozzano dellEmilia (BO) - Via della Libertagrave 17bull Tel +39 051 799399 | Fax +39 051 796026bull massimiliano_lucchinasiadeu | wwwsiadcom
Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
La valigetta degli orrori set di rianimazione completo di bombola ricaricabile di ossigeno da 05 LT in acciaio riduttore con manometro ed erogatore pallone rianimatore maschera rianimazione 2 cannule di Guedel pinza tiralingua apribocca elicoidale tubo atossico in contenitore plastico antiurto
Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
bull
FONTI DI INFORMAZIONE ED AGGIORNAMENTO
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
bull httpyoutubenEbsKfLl1n4
bull Acquisti materiale consumabiledoctorshopdoctorpoint
autorizzazione acquisto FU-3doc
SIAD Ozzano Emilia via Libertagrave 17 wwwsiadcom
bull ALLEGATO 3 ndash DICHIARAZIONE SOSTITUTIVA DI CERTIFICAZIONE (ai sensi dellrsquoart 46 del DPR 28122000 n 445)bull
bull
bull Illa sottoscrittoahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull Responsabile dellrsquoEnte di SoccorsoStudio Medicohelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull con sede inhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull Partita IVACFhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull
bull Consapevole delle sanzioni penali nel caso di dichiarazioni non veritiere di formazione o uso di atti falsi richiamate dallrsquoart 76 del DPR n 4452000bull
bull
bull DICHIARAbull
bull di essere soggetto autorizzato al rifornimento allrsquoingrosso di gas medicinali e di impiegare gli stessi sotto la propria sola responsabilitagravebull
bull
bull
bull
bull In fedebull
bull helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull Luogo Data helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull buongiornobull non possiamo vendere medicinali a studi medici che non abbiano
sottoscritto lrsquoallegato che Le inoltrobull
bull Riesce ad inoltrare ai due medici il modulo facendomelo poi avere via e-mail o via fax allo 051 796026
bull Grazie millebull
bull Massimiliano Lucchinabull Servizio Venditabull
bull SIAD SpA | I-40064 Ozzano dellEmilia (BO) - Via della Libertagrave 17bull Tel +39 051 799399 | Fax +39 051 796026bull massimiliano_lucchinasiadeu | wwwsiadcom
Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
La valigetta degli orrori set di rianimazione completo di bombola ricaricabile di ossigeno da 05 LT in acciaio riduttore con manometro ed erogatore pallone rianimatore maschera rianimazione 2 cannule di Guedel pinza tiralingua apribocca elicoidale tubo atossico in contenitore plastico antiurto
Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
bull
ADA courses
bull DT DENTAL OFFICE EMERGENCIESbull You will receive 2 unit(s) of continuing education credit
upon successful completion of this course The registration fee is only $7600
bull DESCRIPTIONbull This course discusses how the dental office team can
prepare itself to handle medical emergenciesbull AUTHORbull American Dental Association Continuing Education
and the Council on Dental Practice and Product Development and Sales
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
bull httpyoutubenEbsKfLl1n4
bull Acquisti materiale consumabiledoctorshopdoctorpoint
autorizzazione acquisto FU-3doc
SIAD Ozzano Emilia via Libertagrave 17 wwwsiadcom
bull ALLEGATO 3 ndash DICHIARAZIONE SOSTITUTIVA DI CERTIFICAZIONE (ai sensi dellrsquoart 46 del DPR 28122000 n 445)bull
bull
bull Illa sottoscrittoahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull Responsabile dellrsquoEnte di SoccorsoStudio Medicohelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull con sede inhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull Partita IVACFhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull
bull Consapevole delle sanzioni penali nel caso di dichiarazioni non veritiere di formazione o uso di atti falsi richiamate dallrsquoart 76 del DPR n 4452000bull
bull
bull DICHIARAbull
bull di essere soggetto autorizzato al rifornimento allrsquoingrosso di gas medicinali e di impiegare gli stessi sotto la propria sola responsabilitagravebull
bull
bull
bull
bull In fedebull
bull helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull Luogo Data helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull buongiornobull non possiamo vendere medicinali a studi medici che non abbiano
sottoscritto lrsquoallegato che Le inoltrobull
bull Riesce ad inoltrare ai due medici il modulo facendomelo poi avere via e-mail o via fax allo 051 796026
bull Grazie millebull
bull Massimiliano Lucchinabull Servizio Venditabull
bull SIAD SpA | I-40064 Ozzano dellEmilia (BO) - Via della Libertagrave 17bull Tel +39 051 799399 | Fax +39 051 796026bull massimiliano_lucchinasiadeu | wwwsiadcom
Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
La valigetta degli orrori set di rianimazione completo di bombola ricaricabile di ossigeno da 05 LT in acciaio riduttore con manometro ed erogatore pallone rianimatore maschera rianimazione 2 cannule di Guedel pinza tiralingua apribocca elicoidale tubo atossico in contenitore plastico antiurto
Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
bull
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
bull Upon completion of this course participants should be able to do the followingndash Describe why itrsquos important to have a dental office emergency planndash Identify what types of emergency training are important for dental
office staffndash Identify ways in which dental office staff can prepare for medical
emergenciesndash Identify the steps involved in taking a good health historyndash Identify some ways to help alleviate patient anxietyndash Identify some of the symptoms that may indicate an impending
emergencyndash Identify some components in a dental office emergency kitndash Discuss the importance of recordkeeping in the event of a dental
office emergencyndash Describe some of the legal aspects of dental office emergencies
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
bull httpyoutubenEbsKfLl1n4
bull Acquisti materiale consumabiledoctorshopdoctorpoint
autorizzazione acquisto FU-3doc
SIAD Ozzano Emilia via Libertagrave 17 wwwsiadcom
bull ALLEGATO 3 ndash DICHIARAZIONE SOSTITUTIVA DI CERTIFICAZIONE (ai sensi dellrsquoart 46 del DPR 28122000 n 445)bull
bull
bull Illa sottoscrittoahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull Responsabile dellrsquoEnte di SoccorsoStudio Medicohelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull con sede inhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull Partita IVACFhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull
bull Consapevole delle sanzioni penali nel caso di dichiarazioni non veritiere di formazione o uso di atti falsi richiamate dallrsquoart 76 del DPR n 4452000bull
bull
bull DICHIARAbull
bull di essere soggetto autorizzato al rifornimento allrsquoingrosso di gas medicinali e di impiegare gli stessi sotto la propria sola responsabilitagravebull
bull
bull
bull
bull In fedebull
bull helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull Luogo Data helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull buongiornobull non possiamo vendere medicinali a studi medici che non abbiano
sottoscritto lrsquoallegato che Le inoltrobull
bull Riesce ad inoltrare ai due medici il modulo facendomelo poi avere via e-mail o via fax allo 051 796026
bull Grazie millebull
bull Massimiliano Lucchinabull Servizio Venditabull
bull SIAD SpA | I-40064 Ozzano dellEmilia (BO) - Via della Libertagrave 17bull Tel +39 051 799399 | Fax +39 051 796026bull massimiliano_lucchinasiadeu | wwwsiadcom
Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
La valigetta degli orrori set di rianimazione completo di bombola ricaricabile di ossigeno da 05 LT in acciaio riduttore con manometro ed erogatore pallone rianimatore maschera rianimazione 2 cannule di Guedel pinza tiralingua apribocca elicoidale tubo atossico in contenitore plastico antiurto
Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
bull
ADA
bull Medical Emergencies in Dentistry Preventionand Preparation
bull Pamela Sparks Stein DMDbull Dr Stein is on the faculty full-time at the
University of Kentucky College of Medicine and College of Dentistry in both the Dept of Anatomyand Neurobiology and the Dept of RestorativeDentistry She authored the award-winningldquoDental Emergency Protocol Manualrdquo and In-Office Emergency Protocol Software Program Contact her at pamsteinukyedu
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
bull httpyoutubenEbsKfLl1n4
bull Acquisti materiale consumabiledoctorshopdoctorpoint
autorizzazione acquisto FU-3doc
SIAD Ozzano Emilia via Libertagrave 17 wwwsiadcom
bull ALLEGATO 3 ndash DICHIARAZIONE SOSTITUTIVA DI CERTIFICAZIONE (ai sensi dellrsquoart 46 del DPR 28122000 n 445)bull
bull
bull Illa sottoscrittoahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull Responsabile dellrsquoEnte di SoccorsoStudio Medicohelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull con sede inhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
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bull
bull
bull Consapevole delle sanzioni penali nel caso di dichiarazioni non veritiere di formazione o uso di atti falsi richiamate dallrsquoart 76 del DPR n 4452000bull
bull
bull DICHIARAbull
bull di essere soggetto autorizzato al rifornimento allrsquoingrosso di gas medicinali e di impiegare gli stessi sotto la propria sola responsabilitagravebull
bull
bull
bull
bull In fedebull
bull helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull Luogo Data helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull buongiornobull non possiamo vendere medicinali a studi medici che non abbiano
sottoscritto lrsquoallegato che Le inoltrobull
bull Riesce ad inoltrare ai due medici il modulo facendomelo poi avere via e-mail o via fax allo 051 796026
bull Grazie millebull
bull Massimiliano Lucchinabull Servizio Venditabull
bull SIAD SpA | I-40064 Ozzano dellEmilia (BO) - Via della Libertagrave 17bull Tel +39 051 799399 | Fax +39 051 796026bull massimiliano_lucchinasiadeu | wwwsiadcom
Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
La valigetta degli orrori set di rianimazione completo di bombola ricaricabile di ossigeno da 05 LT in acciaio riduttore con manometro ed erogatore pallone rianimatore maschera rianimazione 2 cannule di Guedel pinza tiralingua apribocca elicoidale tubo atossico in contenitore plastico antiurto
Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
bull
FINE
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
bull httpyoutubenEbsKfLl1n4
bull Acquisti materiale consumabiledoctorshopdoctorpoint
autorizzazione acquisto FU-3doc
SIAD Ozzano Emilia via Libertagrave 17 wwwsiadcom
bull ALLEGATO 3 ndash DICHIARAZIONE SOSTITUTIVA DI CERTIFICAZIONE (ai sensi dellrsquoart 46 del DPR 28122000 n 445)bull
bull
bull Illa sottoscrittoahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull Responsabile dellrsquoEnte di SoccorsoStudio Medicohelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull con sede inhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull Partita IVACFhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull
bull Consapevole delle sanzioni penali nel caso di dichiarazioni non veritiere di formazione o uso di atti falsi richiamate dallrsquoart 76 del DPR n 4452000bull
bull
bull DICHIARAbull
bull di essere soggetto autorizzato al rifornimento allrsquoingrosso di gas medicinali e di impiegare gli stessi sotto la propria sola responsabilitagravebull
bull
bull
bull
bull In fedebull
bull helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull Luogo Data helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull buongiornobull non possiamo vendere medicinali a studi medici che non abbiano
sottoscritto lrsquoallegato che Le inoltrobull
bull Riesce ad inoltrare ai due medici il modulo facendomelo poi avere via e-mail o via fax allo 051 796026
bull Grazie millebull
bull Massimiliano Lucchinabull Servizio Venditabull
bull SIAD SpA | I-40064 Ozzano dellEmilia (BO) - Via della Libertagrave 17bull Tel +39 051 799399 | Fax +39 051 796026bull massimiliano_lucchinasiadeu | wwwsiadcom
Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
La valigetta degli orrori set di rianimazione completo di bombola ricaricabile di ossigeno da 05 LT in acciaio riduttore con manometro ed erogatore pallone rianimatore maschera rianimazione 2 cannule di Guedel pinza tiralingua apribocca elicoidale tubo atossico in contenitore plastico antiurto
Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
bull
Farmaci essenziali
bull Ossigenobombola da 5 ltcome minimo200 atmcon va e vieni mascherina facciale occhialini nasalindash 3 maschere facciali adultipiccolamedia grande
Adrenalinafiale da 1 mg FASTJECT 2 mlsiringapreriempitainiett(77 pound)330 microgr o 165 microgrVideo prodotto dallAllergopharma che illustra come usare ladrenalina auto iniettabile (Fastjekt) in caso di shock anafilattico
bull Nitroglicerinacp sublinguali 03-04 mgCarvasin 5 mg Natispraybull Antistaminicoclorfeniramina(trimeton) fiale 10
mgPrometazina(farganesse 50 mg)bull Albuterolosalbutamolo(Ventolin)bull Aspirinacp 160-325 mg
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
bull httpyoutubenEbsKfLl1n4
bull Acquisti materiale consumabiledoctorshopdoctorpoint
autorizzazione acquisto FU-3doc
SIAD Ozzano Emilia via Libertagrave 17 wwwsiadcom
bull ALLEGATO 3 ndash DICHIARAZIONE SOSTITUTIVA DI CERTIFICAZIONE (ai sensi dellrsquoart 46 del DPR 28122000 n 445)bull
bull
bull Illa sottoscrittoahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull Responsabile dellrsquoEnte di SoccorsoStudio Medicohelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull con sede inhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull Partita IVACFhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull
bull Consapevole delle sanzioni penali nel caso di dichiarazioni non veritiere di formazione o uso di atti falsi richiamate dallrsquoart 76 del DPR n 4452000bull
bull
bull DICHIARAbull
bull di essere soggetto autorizzato al rifornimento allrsquoingrosso di gas medicinali e di impiegare gli stessi sotto la propria sola responsabilitagravebull
bull
bull
bull
bull In fedebull
bull helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull Luogo Data helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull buongiornobull non possiamo vendere medicinali a studi medici che non abbiano
sottoscritto lrsquoallegato che Le inoltrobull
bull Riesce ad inoltrare ai due medici il modulo facendomelo poi avere via e-mail o via fax allo 051 796026
bull Grazie millebull
bull Massimiliano Lucchinabull Servizio Venditabull
bull SIAD SpA | I-40064 Ozzano dellEmilia (BO) - Via della Libertagrave 17bull Tel +39 051 799399 | Fax +39 051 796026bull massimiliano_lucchinasiadeu | wwwsiadcom
Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
La valigetta degli orrori set di rianimazione completo di bombola ricaricabile di ossigeno da 05 LT in acciaio riduttore con manometro ed erogatore pallone rianimatore maschera rianimazione 2 cannule di Guedel pinza tiralingua apribocca elicoidale tubo atossico in contenitore plastico antiurto
Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
bull
Farmaci essenziali farmaco indicazioni Dose iniziale(adulti)
ossigeno sempre Inalazione 100 Bombolmaschereambu
adrenalina anafilassi 01 mg ev05 mg im Fialepenna
Asma che non risponde al salbutamolo
01 mg ev02mdash05 mg im
Arresto cardiaco 1 mg ev
Fastjekt anafilassi Siringa preriempita 330 0pp 165 microgr im
Nitroglicerina(Trinitrina 03carvasin 5 mg)
Dolore anginoso 03-04 mgsublinguale Cpfiale
Natispraysublinguale)
ClorfeniraminaTrimeton)
Reazallergica 10 mg evim fiale
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
bull httpyoutubenEbsKfLl1n4
bull Acquisti materiale consumabiledoctorshopdoctorpoint
autorizzazione acquisto FU-3doc
SIAD Ozzano Emilia via Libertagrave 17 wwwsiadcom
bull ALLEGATO 3 ndash DICHIARAZIONE SOSTITUTIVA DI CERTIFICAZIONE (ai sensi dellrsquoart 46 del DPR 28122000 n 445)bull
bull
bull Illa sottoscrittoahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull Responsabile dellrsquoEnte di SoccorsoStudio Medicohelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull con sede inhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull Partita IVACFhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull
bull Consapevole delle sanzioni penali nel caso di dichiarazioni non veritiere di formazione o uso di atti falsi richiamate dallrsquoart 76 del DPR n 4452000bull
bull
bull DICHIARAbull
bull di essere soggetto autorizzato al rifornimento allrsquoingrosso di gas medicinali e di impiegare gli stessi sotto la propria sola responsabilitagravebull
bull
bull
bull
bull In fedebull
bull helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull Luogo Data helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull buongiornobull non possiamo vendere medicinali a studi medici che non abbiano
sottoscritto lrsquoallegato che Le inoltrobull
bull Riesce ad inoltrare ai due medici il modulo facendomelo poi avere via e-mail o via fax allo 051 796026
bull Grazie millebull
bull Massimiliano Lucchinabull Servizio Venditabull
bull SIAD SpA | I-40064 Ozzano dellEmilia (BO) - Via della Libertagrave 17bull Tel +39 051 799399 | Fax +39 051 796026bull massimiliano_lucchinasiadeu | wwwsiadcom
Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
La valigetta degli orrori set di rianimazione completo di bombola ricaricabile di ossigeno da 05 LT in acciaio riduttore con manometro ed erogatore pallone rianimatore maschera rianimazione 2 cannule di Guedel pinza tiralingua apribocca elicoidale tubo atossico in contenitore plastico antiurto
Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
bull
Altri farmaci per emergenza
farmaco indicazione Dose iniziale adulto
atropina Bradicardia significativaattacco vaso vagale
05 mg evim
efedrina Ipotensione significativa 5-10 mg iv10-25 mg im
idrocortisone Insuffsurrenalica 100-200 mg iv o im
anafilassi 100-200 mg iv o im
Morfina oprotossido drsquoazoto(N2O)
Buprenorfina
Dolore anginoso che non risponde all NTG
2 mg ev3-5 mg imInalazione al 30-35 con O2015-03 mg subling o im o ev
Lorazepam(Tavor) Crisi epilettica attacchi di panico
4 mg im o ev lentaCp per os 1 mg
Midazolam Crisi epilettica 5 mg im o ev
ranitidina Anafilassiallergia 50 mg ev o 150 mg pos
Ondansetron(zofran) Nauseavomito 4 mgiv o im
Maschera con reservoir
bull httpyoutubenEbsKfLl1n4
bull Acquisti materiale consumabiledoctorshopdoctorpoint
autorizzazione acquisto FU-3doc
SIAD Ozzano Emilia via Libertagrave 17 wwwsiadcom
bull ALLEGATO 3 ndash DICHIARAZIONE SOSTITUTIVA DI CERTIFICAZIONE (ai sensi dellrsquoart 46 del DPR 28122000 n 445)bull
bull
bull Illa sottoscrittoahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull Responsabile dellrsquoEnte di SoccorsoStudio Medicohelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull con sede inhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull Partita IVACFhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull
bull
bull Consapevole delle sanzioni penali nel caso di dichiarazioni non veritiere di formazione o uso di atti falsi richiamate dallrsquoart 76 del DPR n 4452000bull
bull
bull DICHIARAbull
bull di essere soggetto autorizzato al rifornimento allrsquoingrosso di gas medicinali e di impiegare gli stessi sotto la propria sola responsabilitagravebull
bull
bull
bull
bull In fedebull
bull helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull Luogo Data helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull buongiornobull non possiamo vendere medicinali a studi medici che non abbiano
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Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
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bull buongiornobull non possiamo vendere medicinali a studi medici che non abbiano
sottoscritto lrsquoallegato che Le inoltrobull
bull Riesce ad inoltrare ai due medici il modulo facendomelo poi avere via e-mail o via fax allo 051 796026
bull Grazie millebull
bull Massimiliano Lucchinabull Servizio Venditabull
bull SIAD SpA | I-40064 Ozzano dellEmilia (BO) - Via della Libertagrave 17bull Tel +39 051 799399 | Fax +39 051 796026bull massimiliano_lucchinasiadeu | wwwsiadcom
Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
La valigetta degli orrori set di rianimazione completo di bombola ricaricabile di ossigeno da 05 LT in acciaio riduttore con manometro ed erogatore pallone rianimatore maschera rianimazione 2 cannule di Guedel pinza tiralingua apribocca elicoidale tubo atossico in contenitore plastico antiurto
Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
bull
autorizzazione acquisto FU-3doc
SIAD Ozzano Emilia via Libertagrave 17 wwwsiadcom
bull ALLEGATO 3 ndash DICHIARAZIONE SOSTITUTIVA DI CERTIFICAZIONE (ai sensi dellrsquoart 46 del DPR 28122000 n 445)bull
bull
bull Illa sottoscrittoahelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
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bull Consapevole delle sanzioni penali nel caso di dichiarazioni non veritiere di formazione o uso di atti falsi richiamate dallrsquoart 76 del DPR n 4452000bull
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bull di essere soggetto autorizzato al rifornimento allrsquoingrosso di gas medicinali e di impiegare gli stessi sotto la propria sola responsabilitagravebull
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bull Luogo Data helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellipbull
bull buongiornobull non possiamo vendere medicinali a studi medici che non abbiano
sottoscritto lrsquoallegato che Le inoltrobull
bull Riesce ad inoltrare ai due medici il modulo facendomelo poi avere via e-mail o via fax allo 051 796026
bull Grazie millebull
bull Massimiliano Lucchinabull Servizio Venditabull
bull SIAD SpA | I-40064 Ozzano dellEmilia (BO) - Via della Libertagrave 17bull Tel +39 051 799399 | Fax +39 051 796026bull massimiliano_lucchinasiadeu | wwwsiadcom
Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
La valigetta degli orrori set di rianimazione completo di bombola ricaricabile di ossigeno da 05 LT in acciaio riduttore con manometro ed erogatore pallone rianimatore maschera rianimazione 2 cannule di Guedel pinza tiralingua apribocca elicoidale tubo atossico in contenitore plastico antiurto
Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
bull
bull buongiornobull non possiamo vendere medicinali a studi medici che non abbiano
sottoscritto lrsquoallegato che Le inoltrobull
bull Riesce ad inoltrare ai due medici il modulo facendomelo poi avere via e-mail o via fax allo 051 796026
bull Grazie millebull
bull Massimiliano Lucchinabull Servizio Venditabull
bull SIAD SpA | I-40064 Ozzano dellEmilia (BO) - Via della Libertagrave 17bull Tel +39 051 799399 | Fax +39 051 796026bull massimiliano_lucchinasiadeu | wwwsiadcom
Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
La valigetta degli orrori set di rianimazione completo di bombola ricaricabile di ossigeno da 05 LT in acciaio riduttore con manometro ed erogatore pallone rianimatore maschera rianimazione 2 cannule di Guedel pinza tiralingua apribocca elicoidale tubo atossico in contenitore plastico antiurto
Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
bull
Bombola di ossigeno
bull 5 litri200 atm=1000 litri
bull Se usate 6 ltmin ce nrsquoegrave per 166 min
bull Guardate la pressionequando egrave per es a 80 atmsignifica che ci sono ancora 400 lt
bull A 20-30 atm egrave meglio sostituire con una altra piena
La valigetta degli orrori set di rianimazione completo di bombola ricaricabile di ossigeno da 05 LT in acciaio riduttore con manometro ed erogatore pallone rianimatore maschera rianimazione 2 cannule di Guedel pinza tiralingua apribocca elicoidale tubo atossico in contenitore plastico antiurto
Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
bull
La valigetta degli orrori set di rianimazione completo di bombola ricaricabile di ossigeno da 05 LT in acciaio riduttore con manometro ed erogatore pallone rianimatore maschera rianimazione 2 cannule di Guedel pinza tiralingua apribocca elicoidale tubo atossico in contenitore plastico antiurto
Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
bull
Shocking News about Florida Dentists Dentists and Dental Hygienists May Lack Proper Training
Keith W Murray
bull FLORIDA - CHAPTER 64B5-17 DENTAL PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES 64B5-17015 Office Safety Requirement As part of the minimum standard of care every dental office location shall be required to have an automatic external defibrillator by February 28 2006 Any dentist practicing after February 28 2006 without an automatic external defibrillator on site shall be considered to be practicing below the minimum standard of care Specific Authority 466004(4) 466017(3)(c) FS Law Implemented 466017(4) 466028(1)(x) FS HistoryndashNew 5-31-04
August 18 2009
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
bull
Girdler NMWilkson KEBooth EJA prospective study of complications and outcomes associated with conscious sedation for
the anxious dental patientJ Disabil Oral health 2005624-30
bull Vedere poca roba 2 gruppi uno sedato col mida z vs uno sedato conN2O
bull
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