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- Effective Term:
- Summer 2014 through Winter 2017
- Course Number:
- DA 115
- Course Title:
- Clinical Procedures Lab III
- Credit Hours:
- 5
- Lecture Hours:
- 0
- Lecture/Lab Hours:
- 0
- Lab Hours:
- 150
Course Description
Addendum to Course Description
Students must have completed DA 112 and DA 113 with a grade of C or better, or have an instructor or program administrator approval. Concurrent enrollment in DA 114 required.
Intended Outcomes for the course
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Perform at an advanced intermediate level (employment entry level), dental assisting chairside skills utilizing safe methods and demonstrating professionalism in the internship dental office assignment.
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Demonstrate the ability to perform procedures that require independent, direct patient care skills in an efficient, professional manner.
Outcome Assessment Strategies
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Attend 3 clinical lab sessions.
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Complete 9 skill evaluations from extramural clinical experience.
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Complete final examinations (=>75%).
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Complete 10 journal entries from extramural clinical experience.
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Complete clinical lab activity sheets.
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Consistently attend (at least 90%) dental office extramural clinical experience days including specialty and volunteer sites.
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Oral Health Community Service Project.
Course Content (Themes, Concepts, Issues and Skills)
Themes:
Dental Assistant duties
Professionalism
Dental team member responsibilities and patient care
Concepts:
Communication in a professional manner.
Advanced intermediate level of four-handed dentistry
Armamentarium
Health and Safety
Documentation
Issues:
Time management
Organization
Patient management
Safety
Competencies and skills:
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Follow OSHA Universal Precautions and Hazardous Material Guidelines prior to, during and after providing dental care on a patient in the dental office internship and PCC Dental Clinic.
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Assess current health of patient using health history information, taking and recording vital signs, and using observation skills.
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Accurately record existing dental conditions treatment plans and treatment rendered.
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Work collaboratively as a dental team member.
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Demonstrate preparation and delivery of dental procedure armamentarium.
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Utilize ergonomically correct positioning during treatment procedure.
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Practice patient management through the use of inquiry and listening communication skills.
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Demonstrate advanced intermediate (employment entry-level) four-handed dental assisting skills.
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Explain dental restoration procedures to patient.
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Manage time efficiently.
Related Instruction
Communication
Hours: 20Outcomes:
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Perform at an advanced intermediate level (employment entry level), dental assisting chairside skills utilizing safe methods and demonstrating professionalism in the internship dental office assignment.
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Demonstrate the ability to perform procedures that require independent, direct patient care skills in an efficient, professional manner.
Activities:
Clinical skills evaluations completed by extramural dental offices. Professionalism, communication and interaction with dental patients and staff are practiced and evaluated.
Human Relations
Hours: 10Outcomes:
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Perform at an advanced intermediate level (employment entry level), dental assisting chairside skills utilizing safe methods and demonstrating professionalism in the internship dental office assignment.
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Demonstrate the ability to perform procedures that require independent, direct patient care skills in an efficient, professional manner.
Activities:
Students work as members of the dental team to complete assigned activities during private practice externships and debriefing sessions utilizing team building concepts as introduced in DA 111.