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Quick Reference Checklists for
12 Critical Patient Emergencies

The 12 emergencies most likely to end in a patient death — get every one of these critical chair-side cognitive aids in your operatory today (Immediate PDF Download) 

$19

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Here are the Quick Reference Checklists for the dental emergencies where a patient can die in minutes.

Syncope is the emergency you'll see most often. It is rarely the one that ends a career.

 

The emergencies that do are the ones where a patient can die in minutes, and where the difference between a good outcome and a tragedy is whether your team knows exactly what to do while the clock is running.
 

You get 11 Quick Reference Checklists, one for each of the, potentially, most dangerous dental emergencies. Also included is the Basic Management of Emergencies Quick Reference Checklist.

 

Every checklist gives you the same four things, laid out for the moment you need them:
•    The signs and symptoms, so your quickly recognizes the emergency
•    The immediate action
steps, in order, so no one freezes
•    The medications and doses, so there's no second-guessing
•    The equipment to reach for, so nothing is missed

Here are the emergencies included:

Print them, then drop them in a binder, ore even better, laminate them, and your team has the perfect cognitive aids in front of them for the emergencies most likely to walk through your door.


Use them to run your mock drills, and the correct response gets locked into muscle memory.

 

$19

“I was amazed at how much I had forgotten about the emergencies we practiced in dental school. These checklists are just the chairside reminders I need.

Dr. Andrianna H.

Calgary, CA

“The Basic Management of Emergencies checklist prompts me to see the big picture during a patient emergency. I'm not sure why no one ever put all the critical life-saving steps in one checklist before. It's genius."

Dr. Mary B.

Salt Lake, UT

“One of your QRCs already saved me once. I was so thankful to have this checklist when an emergency happened to one of my patients."

Dr. Thomas M.

El Paso, TX

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