ADSA Chicago 2011

Assistant Sedation/Anesthesia Course

December 4-5, 2011

 

The CHICAGO Assistant Course Meets The New Illinois Guidelines!

 

Please Register Onsite

 

The ADSA two-day sedation course for auxiliaries is conducted simultaneously with the General Anesthesia and Deep Sedation course. The twelve-hour course features an in-depth approach designed especially for those who work in oral and maxillofacial surgery and moderate sedation practices.

 

Michael K. Rollert, DDS - Chair

 

Schedule:

Sunday

7:00-8:00         Continental Breakfast
8:00-8:15         Defining Sedation & Anesthesia - Daniel E. Becker, DDS
8:15-9:00         General Concepts & Principles of Pharmacology - Daniel E. Becker, DDS
9:00-10:00       Pediatric Patients - Morton B. Rosenberg, DMD
10:00-10:30     Nitrous Oxide - Morton B. Rosenberg, DMD
10:30-10:45     Break
10:45-12:00     Managing Complications - Kenneth L. Reed, DMD
12:00-1:00       Lunch
1:00-1:45         Preoperative Assessment - Michael K. Rollert, DDS
1:45-2:00         Laboratory Group Assignments & Rotations - Michael K. Rollert DDS
2:00-4:45         Auxiliary Course Lab – Groups will rotate
                             Scenario 1: Airway Management
                             Scenario 2: Anesthesia Regimens
                             Scenario 3: Monitoring
                             Scenario 4: Emergency Simulation

2:00-4:45         Anesthesia Regimens – Cases  Groups will rotate - Michael K. Rollert DDS

 

Monday

7:00-8:00         Continental Breakfast
8:00-9:00         Anesthetic Drugs - Michael K. Rollert, DDS
9:00-9:45         Monitoring - Robert M. Peskin DDS
9:45-10:30       Geriatric Patients - Michael K. Rollert DDS
10:30-10:45     Break
10:45-11:30     Records & Instructions - Robert M. Peskin DDS
11:30-12:30     Post-Course Review & Evaluation - Michael K. Rollert, DDS


CE Information

The ADSA is an ADA CERP Recognized Provider and an Accepted National Sponsor (#218597) for FAGD/MAGD Credit. Both the General Anesthesia course and Minimal & Moderate Sedation course offer 16 hours of CE and include breakfast, lunch and breaks. The Assistant course offers 12 hours of CE credit and includes one lunch and all breakfasts and breaks.

 

Exhibitor Information:


Exhibitors are welcome at the Chicago review.

 

Hotel Information

Discounted rooms are available at our new meeting and headquarters hotel: the Swissotel Chicago.

Click to make ONLINE RESERVATIONS or call the Swiss at 888.73-SWISS by November 11, 2011, and be sure to mention the American Dental Society of Anesthesiology for special $199 rates.