Basic Pharmacology for Moderate Sedation
1 CE Credit Hours: $99

A strong foundation in pharmacology is essential for safe and effective sedation practices. Led by Dr. Natalie Allsup, this course provides a comprehensive review of pharmacokinetics (how the body processes drugs) and pharmacodynamics (how drugs affect the body), focusing on the medications commonly used in moderate sedation. Participants will explore drug absorption, distribution, metabolism, and elimination, as well as key factors influencing drug interactions and patient response. 

The course covers essential sedation drugs, their mechanisms of action, and safety considerations, including potency, efficacy, and the importance of proper dosing. Attendees will also learn about drug tolerance, dependence, and strategies for optimizing sedation while minimizing risks. Whether you're new to sedation or seeking a refresher, this course equips dental professionals with the knowledge to administer sedation safely and confidently.

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