HDA 241 - Chairside Procedures Lab
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Course Description
This is the clinical component of Chairside Procedures. Students learn and practice operative and specialty chairside techniques in a fully equipped dental clinic. Students assist our staff dentist during simulated dental procedures. Expanded duties for dental assistants are also introduced in this course. Group 2 course.
Credit Hours
2
Contact Hours
5
Lab Hours
5
Corequisites
HDA 240Course Learning Outcomes
Knowledge:
- Demonstrate decontamination procedures at the completion of dental treatment.
Application:
- Demonstrate operatory preparation for the various general and specialty dental procedures.
- Demonstrate clinical chairside skills during specialty dental procedures, i.e., orthodontics, endodontics, oral surgery, periodontics.
Integration:
- Develop dental treatment plans after reviewing patient medical/dental histories utilizing prior course concepts.
- Human.
Human Dimension:
- Interact with others to communicate patient education and post-operative management.
Caring - Civic Learning:
- Engage with faculty dentist(s) to reflect clinical chairside skills learned throughout all of the dental curriculum.
Learning How to Learn:
- Direct learning/self-evaluation of clinical competency of certain expanded functions as delegated RDA.