Sedation
1. Section I. Introduction - p. 1 2. 1. Pain and anxiety in dentistry - p. 2 3. Section II. Spectrum of Pain and Anxiety Control - p. 8 4. Introduction - p. 9 5. 2. Introduction to sedation - p. 10 6. 3. The spectrum of pain and anxiety control - p. 14 7. 4. Physical and psychological evaluation - p. 23 8. 5. Monitoring during sedation - p. 64 9. 6. Nondrug techniques: Iatrosedation and hypnosis - p. 79 10. Section III. Oral and Intramuscular Sedation - p. 86 11. Introduction - p. 87 12. 7. Oral sedation - p. 88 13. 8. Sublingual, transdermal, and intranasal sedation - p. 105 14. 9. Intramuscular sedation - p. 114 15. Section IV. Inhalation Sedation - p. 142 16. Introduction - p. 143 17. 10. Inhalation sedation: Historical perspective - p. 146 18. 11. Inhalation sedation: Rationale - p. 158 19. 12. Pharmacology, anatomy, and physiology - p. 168 20. 13. Inhalation sedation equipment - p. 180 21. 14. Inhalation sedation: Techniques of administration - p. 202 22. 15. Inhalation sedation: Complications - p. 221 23. 16. Contemporary issues surrounding nitrous oxide - p. 226 24. 17. Practical considerations - p. 237 25. 18. Teaching inhalation sedation: History and present guidelines - p. 241 26. Section V. Intravenous Sedation - p. 246 27. Introduction - p. 247 28. 19. Intravenous sedation: Historical perspective - p. 249 29. 20. Intravenous moderate sedation: Rationale - p. 253 30. 21. Armamentarium - p. 258 31. 22. Anatomy for venipuncture - p. 270 32. 23. Venipuncture technique - p. 279 33. 24. Pharmacology - p. 290 34. 25. Intravenous moderate sedation: Techniques of administration - p. 323 35. 26. Intravenous sedation: Complications - p. 341 36. 27. Practical considerations - p. 359 37. 28. Guidelines for teaching - p. 362 38. Section VI. General Anesthesia - p. 364 39. Introduction - p. 365 40. 29. Fundamentals of general anesthesia - p. 367 41. 30. Armamentarium: Equipment, drugs, and techniques - p. 375 42. Section VII. Emergency Preparation and Management - p. 388 43. Introduction - p. 389 44. 31. Preparation for emergencies - p. 391 45. 32. Emergency drugs and equipment - p. 396 46. 33. Management of emergencies - p. 409 47. Section VIII. Special Considerations - p. 438 48. Introduction - p. 439 49. 34. The pediatric patient - p. 441 50. 35. The geriatric patient - p. 464 51. 36. The medically compromised patient - p. 472 52. 37. The physically compromised patient - p. 502 53. 38. Neurologic illnesses and other conditions - p. 508 54. 39. The regulation of sedation and general anesthesia - p. 521 55. 40. Medicolegal considerations - p. 530 56. 41. The controversial development of anesthesiology in dentistry - p. 542 57. Index - p. 553
Sedation
1. Section I. Introduction - p. 1 2. 1. Pain and anxiety in dentistry - p. 2 3. Section II. Spectrum of Pain and Anxiety Control - p. 8 4. Introduction - p. 9 5. 2. Introduction to sedation - p. 10 6. 3. The spectrum of pain and anxiety control - p. 14 7. 4. Physical and psychological evaluation - p. 23 8. 5. Monitoring during sedation - p. 64 9. 6. Nondrug techniques: Iatrosedation and hypnosis - p. 79 10. Section III. Oral and Intramuscular Sedation - p. 86 11. Introduction - p. 87 12. 7. Oral sedation - p. 88 13. 8. Sublingual, transdermal, and intranasal sedation - p. 105 14. 9. Intramuscular sedation - p. 114 15. Section IV. Inhalation Sedation - p. 142 16. Introduction - p. 143 17. 10. Inhalation sedation: Historical perspective - p. 146 18. 11. Inhalation sedation: Rationale - p. 158 19. 12. Pharmacology, anatomy, and physiology - p. 168 20. 13. Inhalation sedation equipment - p. 180 21. 14. Inhalation sedation: Techniques of administration - p. 202 22. 15. Inhalation sedation: Complications - p. 221 23. 16. Contemporary issues surrounding nitrous oxide - p. 226 24. 17. Practical considerations - p. 237 25. 18. Teaching inhalation sedation: History and present guidelines - p. 241 26. Section V. Intravenous Sedation - p. 246 27. Introduction - p. 247 28. 19. Intravenous sedation: Historical perspective - p. 249 29. 20. Intravenous moderate sedation: Rationale - p. 253 30. 21. Armamentarium - p. 258 31. 22. Anatomy for venipuncture - p. 270 32. 23. Venipuncture technique - p. 279 33. 24. Pharmacology - p. 290 34. 25. Intravenous moderate sedation: Techniques of administration - p. 323 35. 26. Intravenous sedation: Complications - p. 341 36. 27. Practical considerations - p. 359 37. 28. Guidelines for teaching - p. 362 38. Section VI. General Anesthesia - p. 364 39. Introduction - p. 365 40. 29. Fundamentals of general anesthesia - p. 367 41. 30. Armamentarium: Equipment, drugs, and techniques - p. 375 42. Section VII. Emergency Preparation and Management - p. 388 43. Introduction - p. 389 44. 31. Preparation for emergencies - p. 391 45. 32. Emergency drugs and equipment - p. 396 46. 33. Management of emergencies - p. 409 47. Section VIII. Special Considerations - p. 438 48. Introduction - p. 439 49. 34. The pediatric patient - p. 441 50. 35. The geriatric patient - p. 464 51. 36. The medically compromised patient - p. 472 52. 37. The physically compromised patient - p. 502 53. 38. Neurologic illnesses and other conditions - p. 508 54. 39. The regulation of sedation and general anesthesia - p. 521 55. 40. Medicolegal considerations - p. 530 56. 41. The controversial development of anesthesiology in dentistry - p. 542 57. Index - p. 553
