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Managing Complications in Primary Care

1. A sequence you can remember when your hands shake

2. Failed LA, bleeding, bits in the wrong place, infection

3. The conversation and the notes

Managing Complications in Primary Care – Assessment

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Managing Complications in Primary Care – Assessment

Managing Complications in Primary Care
Managing Complications in Primary Care – Assessment

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Question 1 of 8

1. Question

The first professional move in a complication is usually:

Cut faster
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Stop, look, and make the patient safe before adding another irreversible step
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Ask the waiting room for ideas
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Delete the radiograph
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Question 2 of 8

2. Question

If the patient is breathless, swollen in the floor of mouth, or looks systemically unwell:

Finish the filling first
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Treat it as a medical / emergency pathway, not a routine restorative problem
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Give them a sticker
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Wait for the next study day
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Question 3 of 8

3. Question

If you cannot achieve local anaesthesia after a reasonable attempt:

Start drilling anyway
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Do not start irreversible treatment; regroup with a plan or help
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Inject until the cartridge box is empty regardless of dose
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Ask them to bite on the cotton wool overnight instead
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Question 4 of 8

4. Question

If a fragment may have been inhaled, you should:

Hope they cough at home with no further plan
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Follow an urgent assessment pathway the same day, not wait for a tutorial
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Post about it online
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Ignore it if they can still talk
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Question 5 of 8

5. Question

Antibiotics for dental infection:

Replace drainage and assessment of spreading infection
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Are not a substitute for diagnosing urgency, drainage, and appropriate referral
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Must be given to every extraction patient
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Are banned in Foundation Training
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Question 6 of 8

6. Question

After a complication, notes should include:

Difficult, with no detail
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What happened, what you did, who you asked, and the advice given
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Only the nurse’s name
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A joke
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Question 7 of 8

7. Question

This course replaces hands-on Medical Emergencies training:

Yes
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No — it is knowledge CPD about complications in the chair
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Yes if you pass the MCQ
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Only for Year 5 IR(ME)R
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Question 8 of 8

8. Question

This PrismCPD course is:

1 hour on managing complications in primary care
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A surgical diploma
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Safeguarding Level 2 Module 3
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A GDC licence to work unsupervised
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