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Legislative purpose, and intent purpose of the law

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Ensure that every dentist or dental hygienist practicing in the state meets minimum requirements for safe practice without undue. Clinical interference by persons not licensed.

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This is the healing, or which is concerned with the exam diagnosis, treatment planning, and care of the conditions within the human oral cavity and adjacent tissues and structures

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Dentistry

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This is a rendering of educational preventative and therapeutic dental services in any related extraoral procedure required in the performance of services

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Dental hygiene

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How many members of the board of dentistry in Florida made up of and explain

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Seven license dentist actively practicing

Two license dental hygienist, actively practicing

To lay persons who are not, and have never been dentist dental hygienist are related to the Dental profession, considered consumer members

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How many years experience message Dentistry dental hygienist have if they are on the board

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At least five years clinical experience preceding the day of her or his appointment to the board

He, or she must remain primarily in the clinical practice during all periods of appointment through the board

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At least one member of the board must be how many years old

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60

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Member she’ll be appointed for how many year terms?
They may not serve no more than a total of how many years?

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4 year terms
10 years total

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How many term years do dental hygiene board members serve

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4

Each term is four years, but collectively may not serve more than 10 years

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What is the maximum number of years a board member may serve

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10

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Who appoints the board of dentistry members

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Governor of Florida

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One member of the board must be at least?

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60 years old

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Who appoints a council on dental hygiene

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It’s appointed by the Dental board chair

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Who all is included in the council on dental hygiene (members)

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• includes 1 Hygiene board member who is the chair of the council and dental hygiene
• includes 1 dentist member of the board
• includes 3 dental hygienist, who actively practice
• must meet at least 3 times a year

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Who appoints the council and dental assisting?

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Appointed by the Dental board chair

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What numbers are included in the council on dental assisting(members)?

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•Includes 1 dental board, member who is the chair of the council on dental assisting
• includes 3 dental assistant, to actively practice dental assisting
• meet at the request of the Dental board but no minimum number of meetings required

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Where is the Florida state board headquartered

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Tallahassee, Florida

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The board is allowed to charge a fee, not to exceed how much for the cost of duplicating any license, certification or permit?

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$10

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Those intro, oral treatment tasks, which one performed are irreversible and create unalterable changes within the oral cavity or the contagious structures, or which cause an increase risk to the patient. The administration of anesthetic other than topical anesthesia is considered to be this type of task for the purpose of this exam

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Irremediable tasks

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Those intraoral treatment tasks which are reversible and do not create unalterable changes within the oral cavity or the contigious structures and which do not cause an increase risk to the patient

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Remediable tasks

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Dentist may not delegate which tasks, except as provided by law irremediable or remediable?

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Irremediable tasks

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These tasks may be delegated if they pose no risk they may only delegate these tasks defined by law or rule

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Remediable tasks

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The board of dentistry is shall designate which tasks

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Remediable and delegable tasks

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Who do dentist delegate?

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Non-dentists

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Authorization for irremediable tasks under general supervision is valid for how long?

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24 months
After which no further treatment under general supervision can be performed without another clinical exam by a Florida license dentist. This is not to be confused with a 13 month rule required for a dentist examination after seeing a hygienist for Hygiene services.

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Which task is it?
Intro oral treatment tasks, which are irreversible and create an multiple changes with oral cavity or structure

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Irremediable tasks

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Which task is it?
Intraoral treatment tasks, which are reversible, do not create an audible changes within the oral cavity or structures, and do not cause an increase risk to the patient

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Remediable tasks

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A plane anesthetic with jet spray, as what type of task?

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Irremediable task

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A dental hygienist, who applies bleaching solution, activate, light source, monitors and removes in office. Bleaching material is performing what kind of task?

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Remediable task

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The use of a laser laser tape device is considered to be what type of task?

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Irremediable task
Unless the laser is being used to do an assessment or diagnostics like a diagnodent

30
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Who may perform emergency remediable tasks under conditions specified in the laws?
A: dental hygienist
B: dental assistant
C: both a and B
D: neither a or B

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C: both Hygienist and assistant

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In an emergency in which a dentist of record is unable to be physically present to pre-examine the patient and the patient will be seen by a dentist within how many days following the remediable tasks may be performed?

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3 days after

32
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What continuing education requirements for dentists, and dental hygienist are needed in Florida

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• CPR, a basic support level each biennium
• at least 2 hours of CE and medical errors and prevention
• 2 hours of CE and domestic violence required every third biennium
• board approved CE course on HIV and aids by first renewal

33
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Continuing education, subject areas include basic medical and scientific subjects includes

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Biology, microbiology, anatomy, gentle anatomy, micro, anatomy, pathology, physiology, chemistry, organic, chemistry, bio, chemistry, neurology, pharmacology, anesthesia, Anna, Delizia, diet and nutrition, as it relates to the oral cavity

34
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Continuing education, subject areas, including clinical, and technical subjects include:

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Techniques in general dentistry, or recognize specialties, dental, materials and equipment, diagnosis and treatment, planning, asepsis, and sterilization, technique, and radiology

35
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Continuing education, subject area, including patient health, and safety includes:

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Public health problems, communicable diseases, ER care, CPR, advanced, life, support, anesthesia, patient stress management, and risk management

36
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What are some other non-traditional ways to earn continuing education credits?

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• up to 11 CE hours for being an expert witness in the review of a disciplinary case
• up to 3 CE hours for each semester of teaching a chorus had an ADA accredited school ( Dental, Hygiene or assisting)
• up to 4 CE hours for attending a board meeting where disciplinary cases are heard

37
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Continuing education:
For doing pro bono work what is the maximum number of hours for CE’s you can receive credit for?

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• you get 1 CE for every one hour of pro bono work
• the maximum number of CE’s you can receive for doing pro bono work is 25% of the total hours every biennium which is 24 hours total. If this question is to be asked in a percentage or how many credits percentage is 25% the number of CEs would be 6 every biennium for pro bono work.

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In a percentage, what is the highest amount that can be completed from pro bono work for continuing education credits?

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25%

39
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Can A hygienist be excused from CE requirements due to a hardship?

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Yes

40
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Do you have the option to be placed on an inactive status if you were to pay an inactive status fee for your license?

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Yes

41
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How many continuing education hours are required for dental hygienists

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24 credits by biennially

42
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How many continuing education hours are required for dentist?

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30 credits biennially

43
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How many minutes are equivalent to one hour of continuing education?

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50 minutes

44
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How many minutes are equivalent to 1/2 hour of continuing education?

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25 minutes of actual classroom or clinical instruction, anything less than 25 minutes is not awarded CEs

45
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Which of the following is NOT an appropriate topic for continuing education?
A) domestic violence
B) chemotherapeutic agents
C) stress management for the patient
D) scaling, and root planing techniques

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B) chemotherapeutic agents

46
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Which is an appropriate educational activity or topic for continuing education?
A) medical errors
B) CPR refresher course
C) board review seminar
D) board approved individual study

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D) board approved individual study

47
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Which of the following is an example of a CE a dental hygienist would take?
A) practice management
B) organization, or design of the office
C) patient stress management
D) personnel management

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C) patient stress management

48
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When our license is excused from CE’s?
A) never
B) in the first biennium of Licensure
C) for the first four years Paulina licensure
D) for a grace period of six months, Paulina renewal date

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B) dental hygienist are exempt, in the first biennium of Licensure

Or if they are:
enrolled full-time in an academic program, directly related to dentistry or dental hygiene, or serving as full-time faculty members at a Dental, hygiene, school, or dental assisting school accredited by the ADA commissions on dental accreditation

49
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How long should you keep receipts, vouchers, or certificates as necessary documentation on completion of a CE course has been finalized?

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4 years

***Note, do not submit proof of continuing education credits, unless you are audited !!!!!!

50
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Who are the following are required to take CE credits?
A) dentist, who is enrolled in a full-time post graduate specialty training
B) dentist is serving as a full-time faculty member at a Dental school
C) practicing Hygienist or dentist
D) all of the above

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C) practicing hygienist or dentist

Note, if your dentist or Hygienist was teaching in an accredited dental program, or if you were a student was enrolled in accredited program, your exam from continuing education requirements, instructors in Florida school of dentistry, instructors in Dental programs up repair person, holding a DDS or DMD degree for certification, buy a specialty board and that are accredited in the United States by January 1 of 2005 are exempt from CE requirements

51
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True or false

A Dentistry dental hygienist takes a 10 hour course on HIV/aids. The remaining nine hours could count towards their 24 or 30 hours required for their licensure renewal.

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True it needs to be at least two hours

52
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If 40 hours of continuing education are taken in one biennium, the remaining hours taken can count towards the renewal requirement for the next biennium
True or false?

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False

Hours cannot be transferred from one biennium to another

53
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True or false

Dentist can prescribe drugs and administer anesthesia and sedation, subject to limitations of their scope of training

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True

54
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Who defines rules and training, certification, limits of use, and mechanisms to ensure compliance with prescriptions?

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The board of dentistry

55
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Dentist must have CPR training how often and one other thing needs to be present in the office?

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Training every two years
And resuscitative equipment in good working order

56
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Can a dental hygienist, prescribe fluoride or Clore hexedine to a patient of record?

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No hygienist can only recommend fluoride and Clore hexedine not prescribe it

Sometimes patients will not purchased these things in the dental office to the cost in there, for the dentist may have to write a prescription to the pharmacy, dispense it for the patient

57
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What things must be included on a prescription?

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Patient’s name and address

Dentist name business address &license number

Name, business address, and professional license number of dental hygienist

Statement of specific services authorized

**Statement of frequency ***

**Note the original RX she’ll be given to the patient in a copy of the RX should be kept in the patient’s chart

58
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Which of the following is legal of a dentist writing prescriptions?
A) writing a prescription for a patient who has a sinus infection
B) giving his girlfriend a prescription for pain killers
C) ready within the scope of dentistry
D) all of the above

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C) writing within the scope of dentistry

59
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How long is a Dental Hygiene prescription good for?
A) six months
B) 12 months/one year
C) 18 months
D) 24 months/2 years

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D) 24 months/2 years

Upon a patient of record of a dentist, who has issued a prescription for the services of a dental hygienist, which prescription shall be valid for two years, unless a shorter length of time is designated by the dentist

60
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What must be included on a prescription for a prescription strength for a gel?
A) the dentist license number
B) the dental hygienist License number
C) the expiration date written on the script
D) the instruction for patient use

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A) the dentists license number

61
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Absence of pain without loss of consciousness

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Analgesia

62
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LaRosa Feeling are sensation especially loss of the sensation of pain

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Anesthesia

63
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The loss of sensation or pain in a specific area of the body, generally produced by a topically, applied agent, or injected agent without causing the loss of consciousness

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Local anesthesia

64
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The controlled state of unconsciousness produced by a pharmacologic agent, accompanied by a partial or complete loss of protective reflexes, including in ability to independently, maintain an airway and respond, purposefully to a physical stimulation or verbal command. This modality includes administration of medication‘s via parenteral routes. that is oral, rectal , or transmucosal.

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General anesthesia

65
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A controlled state of depressed consciousness, accompanied by partial loss of protective reflexes, including either, or both the inability to continually maintain an airway independently or to respond appropriately to physical stimulation or verbal command, produced by pharmacologic or nonpharmacologic method or combination thereof. Deep sedation includes administration of medication‘s via parenteral routes; that is intravenous, intramuscular, subcutaneous, submucosal, or in elation, as well as intro routes, that is oral, rectal or transmucosal.

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Deep sedation

66
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Depressed level of consciousness, produced by the administration of pharmacological substances, that retain the patient’s ability to independently and continuously maintain an airway and respond appropriately to physical stimulation

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Conscious sedation

67
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Depressed level of consciousness, produced by the administration of pharmacologic substances, that retain a Child, patient’s ability to independently and continuously maintain an airway and respond appropriately to physical stimulation or verbal command. A child is defined as an individual under 18 years of age, or any person who has special needs, which means having a physical or mental impairment that substantially limits one or more major life activities.

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Pediatric conscious sedation

68
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Any dentist or dental hygienist to administer’s or ploys the use of any form of anesthesia must possess a certification of? How often do you have to be recertified?

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Basic CPR for health professionals or advanced, cardiac life support approved by the 8HA with the recertification every two years

69
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What is required for the dental hygienist in the state of Florida to be able to maintain a certification in the delivery of local anesthesia?

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• $35 nonrefundable certificate, or permit fee, accompanied by application, submitted to the board of dentistry under the department of health
• a certified copy of the applicants transcripts that reflect the required. Minimal dictated 30 hours in clinical 30 hours, education and experience.
• certified copy of the diploma or certificate, issued by the applicants institution program or school
• proof of acceptable certification, and CPR or a ACLS

70
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Each dentist in Florida who plans to administer generally seizure, conscious, sedation, or pediatric conscious sedation must be permitted by who?

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The board

71
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Each facility at which is Florida dentist plans to administer generally seizure, conscious, sedation, or pediatric, conscious sedation has to have it on file with the board office with what else they need to be indicated for each facility?

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Also need to indicate the type of anesthesia being indicated at each facility

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