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Our primary obligation and ultimate reasonability is the timely delivery of quality diagnostic, preventive, and therapeutic services, within the bounds of the clinical circumstances presented by patients. Consequently, we must possess knowledge and skills essential to determine the functional state of patients to undergo and respond to dental care. (4 CE Credits)



Lessons

Our primary obligation and ultimate reasonability is the timely delivery of quality diagnostic, preventive, and therapeutic services, within the bounds of the clinical circumstances presented by patients. Consequently, we must possess knowledge and skills essential to determine the functional state of patients to undergo and respond to dental care. Diagnostic activities should be validated and focused not only on identifying those problems that one cannot afford to miss but also to identify those patients with an increased likelihood of developing a disease and those who may experience an increase in disease severity or a medical emergency in the perioperative period.


Learning Objectives

  • Discuss the medical management of patients with cardiovascular diseases predicated on the top 200 prescription drugs
  • Discuss disease-related, treatment-related, and procedure-related variables
  • Develop therapeutic strategies predicated on the patient’s ability to undergo and respond to dental care


Abstract

Introduce evidence-based knowledge essential for risk stratification and dental management of patients with cardiovascular diseases.


Outline

  1. Introduction
  2. Cardiovascular drugs in the Top 200 Drugs
    1. Mechanisms of action
    2. Clinical indications
    3. Adverse drug effects
  3. Cardiovascular diagnoses predicated on the Top 200 Drug
  4. Risk stratification and dental management of patients
    1. Disease-specific risk factors
    2. Treatment-specific risk factors
    3. Procedure-specific risk factors
  5. Conclusion


Course created: 2016
Course reviewed: 2024

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