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STATE OF MAINE BOARD OF DENTAL PRACTICE APPLICATION FOR PERMIT Moderate Sedation Level I Permit Moderate Sedation Level II Permit Deep Sedation / General Anesthesia Permit Maine Board of Dental Practice

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1. To fill out moderate sedation level i, follow these steps:
2. Start by documenting the patient's name, age, and medical record number at the top of the form.
3. Indicate the date and time when the moderate sedation level i will be administered.
4. Record the patient's current medical condition and any relevant medical history.
5. Assess the patient's vital signs, including blood pressure, heart rate, and oxygen saturation levels.
6. Document the medications that will be used for moderate sedation.
7. Specify the dosages and routes of administration for these medications.
8. Include any special instructions or precautions necessary for the administration of moderate sedation.
9. Lastly, have the responsible healthcare provider sign and date the form to indicate their approval and agreement with the sedation plan.

Who needs moderate sedation level i?

1. Moderate sedation level i is generally recommended for patients undergoing certain medical procedures or interventions that require mild to moderate sedation.
2. Examples of individuals who may need moderate sedation level i include:
3. - Patients undergoing dental procedures such as tooth extraction or root canal treatment
4. - Patients undergoing minor surgery or invasive procedures that do not require general anesthesia
5. - Patients with anxiety or phobias related to medical interventions
6. - Children or individuals with special needs who require sedation for diagnostic or therapeutic procedures
7. It is important to consult with a healthcare professional to determine if moderate sedation level i is appropriate for a specific individual or situation.

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What is moderate sedation level i?

Moderate sedation level I is a type of sedation that allows a patient to be relaxed and comfortable while still being able to respond to verbal commands and maintain their own airway.

Who is required to file moderate sedation level i?

Healthcare providers who administer moderate sedation during procedures are required to file moderate sedation level I.

How to fill out moderate sedation level i?

To fill out moderate sedation level I, healthcare providers must document the patient's pre-sedation status, the medications administered, the procedure performed, and the patient's response to the sedation.

What is the purpose of moderate sedation level i?

The purpose of moderate sedation level I is to ensure that patients can undergo medical procedures with minimal discomfort while still being able to communicate and respond.

What information must be reported on moderate sedation level i?

Information that must be reported includes patient's medical history, details of the sedation procedure, medications given, monitoring parameters, and recovery outcomes.