PRDM143 Oral Surgery 1 2 PRDM132, PRDM133, PRDM135, PRDM136, PRDM137 .

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CENTRO ESCOLAR UNIVERSITYManila * Makati * MalolosSYLLABUS ON ORAL SURGERY 1Course Number :PRDM143Course Descriptive Title :Oral Surgery 1No. of Units :2No. of Hours per Week :2Pre-requisites :PRDM132, PRDM133, PRDM135, PRDM136, PRDM137, PRDM138, PRDM140CEU VISION - MISSION STATEMENTUniversity Philosophy : Ciencia y Virtud (Science andVirtue)University VisionTo be the university of first choice - the leading highereducation institution fostering excellence in the purity ofknowledge while engendering personal integrity and socialresponsibility.CENTRO ESCOLAR EXPECTED GRADUATE ATTRIBUTES (CEEGA)Life Long Learner (LL) Learns and works independently as well as collaboratively. Translates knowledge generated from research and other sources to improvequality of life. Creates new ideas to better understand society. Evaluates own thinking, behavior, and spirituality for self growth.Reflective and Creative Thinker (RCT) Thinks critically and creatively. Shows open-mindedness.University MissionTo build a brighter future - for our students, the Solves problems systematically.Philippines, and the world. Loves art and shows artistic sensibility.Caring and Trustworthy Citizen (CTC)CEU CORE VALUES Values people and acts in unity with others.V - Valuing others, caring for them and empowering them Commits to social justice and principles of sustainability and respect forA - Accountability, integrity, and trustworthinessdiversity.L - Lifelong learning as individuals and as an organizationU - Unity, teamwork,and loyalty Practices good stewardship and accountability.E - Excellence in all endeavors Manifest social responsibility by helping improve conditions of this who haveS - Social responsibility as citizens of the Filipino nation andless in life or circumstance.of the worldProficient Communicator (PC) Articulates ideas, clearly for varied purposes and audiences of diverseculture. Listens attentively, engages in meaningful exchange and shares knowledge,values, attitudes, and intentions. Utilizes effectivelyCompetetnt and Productive Professional (CPP) Initiates, innovates better ways of doing things and accountability. Promotes quality and productivity.School of DentistryMission Statement:The School of Dentistry is committedto provide quality dental education thatensures the total development of itsgraduates to become competent andwell-rounded dental professionals

DOCTOR OF DENTAL MEDICINEProgram OutcomesRelate thein-depthknowledgeon normal ofhumanstructureandfunctions andwith abnormal1. ions,conditionsas well as abnormal and pathological signappropriatetreatmentplanforoptimum2. Practice optimal care for patients through accurate diagnosis and treatment plan. patient management ad care.Integrate effectiveskillsand inconfidenceapplying systematicto diagnosisandprovidingcomprehensive3. skillsprovidingincomprehensiveoralapproachcare to patientsfromdiversepopulation.oral health care using interdisciplinary approach to diverse population.4. Demonstrate knowledge, skill, and confidence in interdisciplinary approach to patient management.PO4. Fortify skills in basic, experimental and clinical researches; disseminate research outputs ad findings; and contribute to the development5. Fortify skills in basic, experimental, and clinical researches; disseminate research output and findings; and contribute to the development of newof treatment options.treatmentoptions.PO5. Engagein lifelong learning and understanding of the need to keep abreast of the current advances in the fields of Dentistry6. PO6.Engagelifelong principles,learning andunderstandingof the needto keepabreastwiththe currenttrendsininDentistry.the field of practices,processesandinnovativetechnology7. .Demonstrate social responsibility through involvement in community outreach program.8. PO8.Demonstratesocialthroughininvolvementcommunity outreach program.Apply ethicaland responsibilitylegal/moral standardsthe practice ofinDentistry.9. Apply legal and ethical/moral standards in the practice of Dentistry.Course Description : Oral Surgery is the subject that introduces the concept and general principles of Surgery and their application in DentistryCourse Intended Learning Outcomes:A.1.2.3.CognitiveAcquire adequate knowledge of the basic principles and different concepts in Oral SurgeryBe knowledgeable in the different armamentarium used in Surgery.Know the concepts in the management of basic medical emergencies in dental practice.B. Affective1. Imbibe and develop social sensitivity to operationalise the dictum “service to humanity” in the practice of Oral Surgery through the promotion of oralhealth of the community and of the nation.C. Psychomotor1. Acquire and develop proficiency in clinical diagnostic procedures. competent judgement of various clinical case, and effective patient managementgeared for global competitiveness;2. Apply the basic principles and skills in patient evaluation and diagnosis to identify actual cases indicated for tooth extraction and perform the clinicalprocedure for the surgical management of the patient, particularly those pertaining to simple tooth extraction (exodontia).

Learning OutcomesCourse ContentTeaching Methodologies andStrategies1. Know the brief history,scope, andphilosophy of OralSurgery2. Know the differentmethods of infectioncontrol pertinent tothe maintenance ofthe chain of asepsis.3. Determine the basicprinciples involved inSurgery.4. Be familiar with thedifferent suturingtechniques used inwound closure andphysiologic processesinvolved in the healingof different types ofwound.I. IntroductionA. Scope andPhilosophyB. Principles ofSurgery1. Infection Control2. Incision and FlapDesign3. Wound Closure Lecture and class discussionon the Basic principles of OralSurgery Provide students with accessto a multimedia presentation Provide activities involvingstudent interaction by groupsusing enlarged photographsand videos of differentinfection control methods. Provide activities involvingstudent interaction by groupsusing enlarged photographsand videos of differentincisions and flap designs forbetter identification andretention. Hands-on demonstrationand/or video presentation ondifferent suturing techniques.TimeAllotment8 HoursResources LCD projector or TV monitor Internet/ WIFI ools Quizzes on the basicprinciples of OralSurgery, Infectioncontrol, incision andflap design. Return demonstration Chalk / Board markeron the different types Read Chapter 3 (Principles ofof suturingSurgery), Chapter 4 (WoundRepair), and Chapter 5(Infection Control in SurgicalPractice) Ellis, Tucker, andHupp. Contemporary Oral andMaxillofacial Surgery 6thEdition Read Chapter 3 (Principles ofSurgery) Fragiskos. OralSurgery Suturing Technique :https://www.youtube.com/watch?v TFwFMav cpE Interrupted Suture :https://www.youtube.com/watch?v SbE FbP1yVo Handwashing Technique :https://www.youtube.com/watch?v IisgnbMfKvI Scrubbing Technique :https://www.youtube.com/watch?v WpZqLbWL0c0techniques. Written report/critic ofJournal articlesregarding differentand most effectivemethods of infectioncontrol. Graded recitation

Learning OutcomesCourse Content1. Identify the differentdiagnostic procedureand principles ofphysical and mouthexamination2. Gain skills inperforming acomprehensive casehistory and physicalexamination ofpatients and discovermedical problems thatmay affect the safedelivery of patientcare.3. Know the risksinvolved or the lifethreateningcomplications thatmay arise inmedicallycompromised patientsundergoinganesthesia andsurgery.4. Be aware of how tomanage patients withsystemic disease.II. PreOperativeHealth StatusEvaluationA. Medical HistoryB. PhysicalExaminationC. Management ofPatients withCompromisedMedical ConditionsTeaching Methodologies andStrategiesTimeAllotment Lecture and class discussion 4 Hourson proper Medical and Dentalhistory taking of patients priorto surgery. Lecture and class discussionon different systemicconditions that may requiremodified surgical procedures. Provide students with accessto a multimedia presentation Hands-on demonstrationand/or video presentation onhow to perform physicalexaminations on patients. Provide activities involvingstudent interaction by groupsto practice the properphysical examinationprocedure.Resources LCD projector or TV monitor Internet/ WIFI Multimedia/powerpointpresentation Chalk / Board marker Read Chapter 1 (PreoperativeHealth Status Evaluation)Ellis, Tucker, and Hupp.Contemporary Oral andMaxillofacial Surgery 6thEdition Read Chapter 1 (MedicalHistory) Fragiskos. OralSurgery Physical and OralExamination :https://www.youtube.com/watch?v ReFRAUMuAYMAssessmentTasks/Tools Quizzes on MedicalHistory taking,physical examination,and propermanagement ofmedicallycompromisedpatients. Return demonstrationon how to properlyperform physicalexamination onpatients. Written report/critic ofJournal articlesregarding differentmethods of surgicalmanagement ofpatients with systemicconditions requiringmodified surgicalprocedures. Graded recitationPRELIMINARYEXAMINATIONS

Learning OutcomesCourse Content1. Identify the differentinstruments and theirspecific use in OralSurgeryIII. Armamentarium inOral SurgeryTeaching Methodologies andStrategiesTimeAllotment Lecture and class discussion 6 Hourson the different instrumentsand their use in Oral surgery Provide students with accessto a multimedia presentation Hands-on demonstrationand/or photos of the differentarmamentarium in Oralsurgery. Provide activities involvingstudent interaction by groupsto familiarise them with thedifferent instruments used inOral Surgery.1. Learn the indicationsand contraindicationsfor tooth extraction.2. Know the basicprinciples in toothextractions.3. learn the treatmentoptions in themanagement of casesconsidered for dentalsurgery.IV. Principles ofExodontiaA. Closed toothextractiontechniqueB. Open toothextractiontechnique Lecture and class discussion 4 HoursResources LCD projector or TV monitor Internet/ WIFI Multimedia/powerpointpresentation Read Chapter 6(Instrumentation for BasicOral Surgery) Ellis, Tucker,and Hupp. ContemporaryOral and MaxillofacialSurgery 6th Edition LCD projector or TV monitor Provide students with accesspresentationtooth extraction technique. Case analysis studies withradiographs, to identify thewhich teeth are indicated forexodontia.Armamentarium andits uses Practical exam for theidentification ofInstruments and theirspecific use.Instruments, and Materials)Fragiskos. Oral Surgery Internet/ WIFI Video presentation on proper Quizzes on Read Chapter 4 (Equipment,on the different extractiontechniques, their indicationsand contraindications.to a multimedia presentationAssessmentTasks/Tools Multimedia/powerpoint Chalk / Board marker Quizzes on Closedtooth extraction andopen tooth extractiontechniques Quizzes on indicationsand contraindicationsfor oral surgery Read Chapter 7 (Principles of Graded recitationRoutine Exodontia) Ellis,Tucker, and Hupp.Contemporary Oral andMaxillofacial Surgery 6thEdition Read Chapter 5 (SimpleTooth Extraction) Fragiskos.(with radiographs)identifying if the toothis for extraction and itsrationale.

Learning OutcomesCourse Content1. Know how to applythe proper surgicaltechniques in dealingwith difficultextraction.2. learn themanagement ofpatients for multipleextractions.V. Principles ofComplicatedExodontiaA. Mono-rooted toothB. Multi-rooted toothC. Multiple ToothExtractionsD. Post OperativeCare of ExtractionwoundsTeaching Methodologies andStrategiesTimeAllotment Lecture and class discussion 4 Hourson the proper management ofcomplicated tooth extractionand multiple tooth extraction. Provide students with accessto a multimedia presentation Video presentation on how tomanage complicated toothextraction for mono andmulti-rooted teeth. Photo and/or videopresentation on postoperative care management.Resources LCD projector or TVmonitorInternet/ WIFI Multimedia/powerpointpresentation Read Chapter 8 (Principle ofMore Complicated Exodontia)Ellis, Tucker, and Hupp.Contemporary Oral andMaxillofacial Surgery 6thAssessmentTasks/Tools Quizzes on Principlesof complicatedexodontia Quizzes on multipletooth extractions andpost operative woundcare Read Chapter 6 (SurgicalTooth Extraction) Fragiskos.Oral Surgery Complicated Exodontiahttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v lKB9DTKCHrc1. Apply in clinicalsetting the learnedprinciples inpreoperative patientevaluation, diagnosis,and treatmentplanning.2. Apply the surgicaltechnique in simpletooth extraction.VI. Actual PatientManagementA. Detailed clinicalevaluation ofpatientB. Comprehensivecase history takingC. Assessment ofVital SignsD. Pre-operativeradiograph readingand interpretationE. Statement ofDiagnosis Lecture and class discussion 4 Hourson the proper evaluation andcase history taking. Hands-on demonstration/video presentation on properassessment of Vital signs Provide students with accessto a multimedia presentation. Provide activities involvingstudent interaction by groups tofamiliarise the properpreoperative radiograph readingand interpretation to come upwith a correct diagnosis. Read Chapter 2(Radiographic Examination inOral Surgery) Fragiskos. OralSurgery Gradedrecitation/Quiz onPatient evaluation andcase history taking Read Chapter 3 (Principles of Return demonstrationSurgery), Chapter 4 (WoundRepair), and Chapter 5(Infection Control in SurgicalPractice) Ellis, Tucker, andHupp. Contemporary Oraland Maxillofacial Surgery 6thEditionon proper assessmentof Vital Signs Graded recitation,using radiographs, toassess properradiograph readingand interpretation,and statement ofproper diagnosis

Learning OutcomesCourse ContentF. SurgicalTechniqueG. Wound ClosureH. Post OperativeMedications andManagementTeaching Methodologies andStrategiesTimeAllotment Short review/ lecture aboutsurgical technique, woundclosure and post operativemanagement andmedicationsResourcesAssessmentTasks/Tools LCD projector or TV monitor Quiz on prescription Internet/ WIFI Multimedia/powerpointpresentationwriting onmedications used forpost operative careand management Chalk / Board marker1. Determine thedifferent classes oftraumatic injuries thatcan occur duringsurgery.2. Know the appropriatemanagement for eachtype of injury andmanagement of postextraction surgicalcomplication.VII. Prevention andManagement of OralSurgicalComplicationsA. Dento-alveolarinjuriesB. Soft tissue injuriesC. Post-operativecomplications1. Know how to applythe proper surgicaltechniques in dealingwith difficultextraction.2. Learn themanagement ofpatients with multipleextractionsVIII. Management ofOdontogenicInfectionsA. Pathway of spreadof InfectionB. Dento-alveolarAbscessC. OsteomyelitisInfections Lecture and class discussion 2 Hourson prevention andmanagement of surgicalcomplications Provide students with accessto a multimedia presentation. Photo and videopresentation of the differentoral surgical complications Lecture and class discussion 2 Hourson different odontogenicinfections Provide students with accessto a multimedia presentation. Photo and videopresentation of the differentOdontogenic infections andits management Read Chapter 11(Prevention andManagement of ExtractionComplications) Ellis, Tucker,and Hupp. ContemporaryOral and MaxillofacialSurgery 6th Edition Read Chapter 8(Perioperative andPostoperativeComplications) Fragiskos.Oral Surgery Quiz on the differentoral surgicalcomplications Graded recitation onprevention andmanagement of oralsurgical complicationsMIDTERMEXAMINATIONS Read Chapter 16 (Principles Quiz on the differentof Management andPrevention of OdontogenicInfections, Chapter 17(Complex OdontogenicInfections) Ellis, Tucker, andHupp. Contemporary Oraland Maxillofacial Surgery6th Edition LCD projector or TV monitor Internet/ WIFIOdontogenicinfections andmanagement Graded recitation onprevention andmanagement ofodontogenicinfections

Learning OutcomesCourse ContentTeaching Methodologies andStrategiesTimeAllotmentD. ks/Tools Multimedia/powerpointpresentation Read Chapter 9(Odontogenic Infections)Fragiskos. Oral Surgery1. Know the causes,consequences, andthe relevant bodysystems involved innon-traumaticemergencies2. Recognize andunderstand thesignificance of earlysigns and symptomsof a pendingemergency3. Develop acoordinated plan ofaction to be carriedout once anemergency arises4. Acquire knowledgeand be able toperform promptappropriatemanagement ofmedical emergenciesthat may arise in adental officeIX. MedicalEmergencies in theDental Office andtheir ManagementA. Simple faintsB. Heart AttackC. AllergicResponsesD. HypoglycemiaE. EpilepsyF. Pregnancy andPost PartumStatus Lecture and class discussion 2 Hourson the different Medicalemergencies that may arisein the dental office and theirmanagement Provide students with accessto a multimedia presentation. Photo and videopresentation of the propermanagement during anemergency Lecture and reviewdiscussion on themedications that must be onhand and given to patients inan emergency situation Hands on demonstration ofmanagement that may bedone during a medicalemergency LCD projector or TV monitor Quiz on the different Internet/ WIFI Multimedia/powerpointpresentation Chalk / Board markeroral surgicalcomplications Graded recitation onprevention andmanagement of oralsurgical complications Read Chapter 2 (Prevention Return demonstrationand Management of MedicalEmergencies) Ellis, Tucker,and Hupp. ContemporaryOral and MaxillofacialSurgery 6th Editionon how to handle anemergency situationin the dental clinic

Learning OutcomesCourse Content1. Know the indicationsand value of the firstaid treatment.2. Identify immediatelife-threateningconditions3. Determine currentprotocols for Basicand Advance CardiacLife SupportX. BasicEmergencies inDental PracticeA. Basic Life SupportB. Advance LifeSupportC. BurnsTeaching Methodologies andStrategiesTimeAllotment Lecture and class discussion 2 HoursResources LCD projector or TV monitor Quiz on the Basic andon the different lifethreatening conditions andburns Internet/ WIFI Provide students with accesspresentationto a multimedia presentation. Video presentation of theAssessmentTasks/Tools Multimedia/powerpoint Chalk / Board markerCardiac Life Support Quiz on differentdegrees of Burns andits management Return demonstrationon BLS and ACLSproper Basic and AdvanceCardiac Life Support Lecture and Hands ondemonstration of Basic andAdvance Cardiac LifeSupport Photos and Videopresentation of the differentdegrees of burns and theirmanagementFINALEXAMINATIONS

Course Requirements:1.2.3.4.Grading Scheme:Periodic Grade 2/3 Class Participation and 1/3 Periodic ExamQuizzes, individual and group activitiesReading assignments: reaction and/or reflection paperPeriodical ExaminationResearch and/or report related to oral surgeryCourse Grade 3/3 Lecture GradeTextbook :Ellis, Edward III; Hupp, James; Tucker, Myron. Contemporary Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, 6th EditionCollateral Reading References:1. Abubaker, Omar; Benson, Kenneth; Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Secrets2. Archer, Harry. Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery3. Bricker, Steven; Langlais, Robert; Miller, Craig. Oral Diagnosis, Medicine and Treatment Planning, 2nd Edition4. Fragiskos, Fragiskos. Oral Surgery5. Kwon, Paul; Laskin, Daniel. Clinical Manual of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery. 3rd Edition6. Wray, David; Stenhouse, David; Lee, David; Clark, Andrew. General and Oral SurgeryElectronic References/Websites: Suturing Technique : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v TFwFMav cpEInterrupted Suture : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v SbE FbP1yVoHandwashing Technique : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v IisgnbMfKvIScrubbing Technique : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v WpZqLbWL0c0Physical and Oral Examination : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v ReFRAUMuAYM Complicated Exodontia https://www.youtube.com/watch?v lKB9DTKCHrcPrepared By:Dr. Amy P. CabreraDr. Angelina F. CalixtroDr. Ariel DarilagDr. Antonio N. Mirador, Jr.Dr. Renelie P. San JoseDr. Javier A. SoteloDr. Ryan TiongcoDate:January 4, 2021July 15, 2019Approved by:DR. PEARLY P LIMDean, School of DentistryDate:January 4, 2021July 15, 2019

Oral Surgery) Fragiskos. Oral Surgery Read Chapter 3 (Principles of Surgery), Chapter 4 (Wound Repair), and Chapter 5 (Infection Control in Surgical Practice) Ellis, Tucker, and Hupp. Contemporary Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery 6th Edition Graded recitation/Quiz on Patient evaluation and case history taking Return demonstration