SEN Child - Sedation Flashcards

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5-year old girl attends w/ father. Recently dx w/ autism. Attend bad toothache. How mx caries in children?

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Focus around relief of pain and prevention of further disease

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How should pain relief be managed in children?

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Oral analgesia or LA administration

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3
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What are behaviour modification techniques which can be used?

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Tell show do
Separation from parents - if projecting own anxieties
Desensitisation
Modelling

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4
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How to manage reversible pulpits in children>

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ART - remove soft caries w/ excavator
Restore tooth w/ GIC

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5
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How to manage irreversible pulpits?

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Pulpotomy or XLA

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6
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How to manage abscess in deciduous teeth?

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XLA of tooth

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7
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What to consider when extracting deciduous teeth?

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Can affect position of permanent teeth

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Can children give consent?

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Children > 16 years can give consent
If under 16 but Gillick competent they can cosent

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How can child be Gillick competent?

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Must be able to retain, weight risks and benefits and communicate decision

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10
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Who must children not able to consent with attend with?

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Adult with parental responsibility

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What alternatives are available if child can not manage with just LA?

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ART - no LA
Inhalation sedation
GA

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What is important to discuss re gA

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Want to avoid repeat GA therefore any carious teeth which are unrestorable/ poor prognosis will be removed, even if asymptomatic

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What to tell pt/ parents prior GA?

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They will attend hospital - for day case in majority of cases
No eating or drinking from midnight
Child will be put to sleep in anaesthetic room - can usually be accompanied by parent
Procedure will be completed
Child will recover before returning to ward

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What are risks w/ GA?

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1 in 20,000 children suffer serious reaction to anaesthetic drug
Child may feel upset, dizzy, nausea, soreness post GA

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How may children with autism present?

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May find unfamiliar environments. people stressful
Find bright lights/ loud noises stressful

Aware spectrum and different patients will require varying levels of support

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