Handbook of Nitrous Oxide and Oxygen Sedation (3rd Edition)
Author Information
By Morris S. Clark, DDS, FACD, University of Colorado, Denver, CO; and
Ann Brunick, RDH, MS, University of South Dakota, Vermillion, SD
Key Features
Step-by-step administration techniques and responses to frequently asked
questions provide practical information for everyday use of N2O/O2.
Concise, outline format and convenient, portable size make this handbook
easy to use in the clinical setting.
Current American Society of Anesthesiologists classification system
familiarizes you with ASA guidelines for assessing patients with medical
risk.
Information on current equipment in analgesia delivery shows how each
component works so you can see and compare what's new in the field.
In-depth discussion of recovery from N2O/O2 helps you better determine
when it's appropriate to release a patient.
Sample forms (sedation record, informed consent, etc.) are provided -
copy and use them as needed.
New to this Edition
New icons speed you to important information on indications,
considerations, and contraindications for nitrous oxide.
The latest information on biohazards provides current guidelines for
proper monitoring.
Increased content on pediatric sedation enables you to provide
specialized care to younger patients.
Expanded art program, including integral sections of color-coded
equipment, improving your understanding of proper handling and
procedures.
Additional step-by-step photos highlight the most current techniques and
equipment.
Table of Contents
Part I: Introduction to Nitrous Oxide/Oxygen Sedation
1. Guidelines for Best Practice
2. History and Evolution of N2O/O2 Sedation
3. Pain and Anxiety Management
4. Comparison of N2O/O2 Sedation to Other Sedation Methods
5. Physical Properties and Pharmacokinetics of N2O
6. Manufacturing and Distribution of N2O and O2 Gases
7. Economic Benefits Associated with N2O/O2 Administration
Part II: Anatomy, Physiology, and Administration
8. Anatomy and Physiology of Respiration and Airway Management
9. N2O and its Interaction with the Body
10. Patient Assessment
11. Titration of N2O/O2 Gases
12. Signs and Symptoms of N2O/O2 Sedation
13. Technique for N2O/O2 Administration
14. Recovery from N2O/O2 Sedation
15. Multidisciplinary Application of N2O/O2 Sedation
16. Clinical Application of N2O/O2 Sedation in Pediatrics
Part III: Issues of Special Consideration
17. Potential Biohazards for Health Personnel Associated with Chronic
Exposure to N2O
18. N2O Abuse Issues
19. Ethical and Legal Considerations Regarding N2O Administration
20. Commonly Asked Questions Regarding N2O/O2 Sedation
21. Future Trends in N2O/O2 Sedation
Appendixes
A. Manufacturers and Organizational Resources
B. Percent of N2O/O2 Administered
C. N2O/O2 Sedation Record
D. Informed Consent for N2O/O2 Sedation
E. Overview of Administration of N2O/O2 Sedation
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