Hospital Dentistry:
History;
Ethical and Legal Aspects;
Concepts and Classifications;
Dental Equipment and Instruments for Hospital Use.
Hospital:
Hospital Departments (General Standards and Procedures).
Areas of Practice (Standards, Procedures, and Protocols):
Intensive care units, inpatient units, operating rooms, and outpatient
clinics.
Administrative Procedures:
Hospital admission;
Inpatients (SUS, private health plans, and self-pay patients).
Patient:
Admission, clinical course, and hospital discharge.
Medical emergencies.
Hospital pharmacology.
Diagnostic Tests:
Laboratory tests (hematology, biochemistry, and pathology);
Imaging tests (extraoral radiographs, medical computed tomography, and
cone beam tomography).
Hospital infection control.
Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery:
Maxillofacial infections;
Introduction to oral and maxillofacial surgery and traumatology.
Dental procedures in a hospital setting.
Multiprofessional team (interdisciplinary/transdisciplinary approach):
Concepts and practice.
Systemically compromised and critically ill patients:
Cardiac, endocrine-metabolic, renal, hepatic, respiratory,
immunological, and oncological disorders; blood dyscrasias; neurological and
psychiatric disorders.
Stomatology and Oral Pathology:
Oral pathologies and oral manifestations of systemic diseases (diagnosis and
treatment).
Patients hospitalized in the ICU:
Adult, pediatric, and neonatal ICUs.
Sedation:
Light, moderate, and deep sedation, as well as general anesthesia;
delivering bad news and palliative care.
Home care (in-home care).
Management and marketing in hospital dentistry.
Rounds (clinical case discussions) in hospital dentistry.
