Nitrous Monitoring by the Tennessee Dental Assistant
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Online
This course is 100% online, including the final examination. -
CE
This course provides 5 hours of continuing education credit. -
Board Approved
This course is approved by the Tennessee Board of Dentistry to meet the Nitrous Monitoring certification requirements for Registered Dental Assistants. -
Course Fee
$99

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Frequently asked questions
Is this course approved by the Tennessee Board of Dentistry?
Do I need to be registered as a dental assistant in the state of Tennessee to take this course?
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Do I need to contact the Board of Dentistry?
How is the course organized?
How long do I have access to the course?
What type of computer equipment will I need?
How much does the course cost?
How do I pay for the course?
How do I register for the course?
What is your refund policy?
- Full Refund (Minus Processing Fee): If you wish to cancel your enrollment within 30 days of registering and have not completed any lessons or tests, you are eligible for a full refund, minus a 10% processing fee.
- Refund After Starting the Course: If you begin the course by completing any lessons or tests but decide not to continue, you are eligible for a 50% refund.
- No Refunds After 30 Days: Refunds will not be issued for any cancellations made more than 30 days after enrollment, regardless of course participation or completion status.
Do I need to purchase a textbook or other study material?
What will I learn?
- Adhere to Tennessee laws that pertain to nitrous oxide administration and monitoring,
- Compare the physiological to the psychological aspects of pain,
- Describe the organization and function of the respiratory system,
- Describe the condition of a patient in each of the four stages of anesthesia,
- Recognize the signs and symptoms of light, moderate, and deep analgesia,
- Evaluate the settings on the equipment used to administer nitrous oxide,
- Discuss the physical and chemical properties of nitrous oxide,
- List the possible side effects of nitrous oxide analgesia,
- Recognize signs that a patient is experiencing an adverse reaction to nitrous oxide,
- Describe the procedure of induction and termination of nitrous oxide analgesia,
- Identify risks and potential hazards of long term exposure to nitrous oxide,
- Outline methods of reducing unnecessary exposure to nitrous oxide by dental staff,
- List the indications and contraindications for nitrous oxide analgesia.
Course Info:
Course Type: Self-Instruction/Self-Study
Location: Online
Original Course Release Date: 1996
Last Review Date: December 31, 2024
Date of Next Review: December 31, 2025
AGD Subject Code(s): 130 Electives
Course Provider: Dent ED Online
Course Confilcts of Interest: None