Learn the classification of sedation permit levels in Texas, including the distinctions between Level 1, Level 2, Level 3, and Level 4 permit holders
Differentiate between minimal sedation and moderate sedation, particularly in terms of the number of medications permitted, the use of nitrous oxide, and the expected patient responses
Acquire the ability to recognize signs indicating a patient is entering deep sedation, including unresponsiveness to verbal commands, changes in breathing patterns, and potential risks associated with deep sedation
Develop skills in implementing countermeasures for sedation management, including adjusting nitrous oxide and oxygen levels, monitoring airway, and recognizing the need for supportive care to maintain patients within the intended sedation level
Understand the considerations and procedures for emergency situations, particularly the use of reversal agents, including having dosages pre-calculated based on patient parameters and monitoring patients for potential adverse reactions after reversal.

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