S.D. Admin. R. 20:43:09:13 - Equipment - Moderate sedation
Any dentist who administers moderate sedation or who provides dental services to patients under moderate sedation shall ensure that the office or facility in which the work is performed:
(1) Has an operatory of the appropriate size
and design to permit access of emergency equipment and personnel and to permit
appropriate emergency management;
(2) Has the following equipment:
(A) An automated external defibrillator or
full function defibrillator that is immediately accessible;
(B) A positive pressure oxygen delivery
system and a backup system;
(C) A
functional suctioning device and a backup suction device;
(D) Auxiliary lighting;
(E) A gas storage facility;
(F) A recovery area. Recovery may take place
in the surgical suite. If a separate recovery area is utilized, it must be of
the appropriate size for emergency access and management and must have
resuscitative equipment present;
(G) Methods to monitor respiratory and
cardiac function, including all of the following:
(1) Pulse oximetry;
(2) Electrocardiogram display;
(3) Precordial stethoscope;
(4) Measurement of EtCO2, capnograpy;
and
(5) Method to monitor blood
pressure; and
(H) Board
approved and readily available emergency drugs and appropriately sized
equipment necessary to resuscitate a non-breathing and unconscious patient and
provide continuous support while the patient is transported to a medical
facility. The permit holder shall provide documentation that all emergency
drugs and equipment are inspected and maintained on a prudent and regularly
scheduled basis, according to manufacturer specifications where
applicable.
Notes
General Authority: SDCL 36-6A-14(1) (3)(13)(14)(20).
Law Implemented: SDCL 36-6A-14(1)(13)(14).
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