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University of Washington - Considerations in Care of the Patient with a Disability (*, max. 6)

Role of auxiliaries in dental treatment of the special patient, including psychosocial issues, communication techniques, wheelchair transfers; dental prevention, medical and dental management of specific disabilities; drug therapy, sedation, and anesthesia. Offered: AWSpS.
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University of Washington - Clinical Management of Patients with Disabilities (*, max. 10)

Participation in chair/bedside dental treatment of a broad range of disabled populations, including homebound and institutionalized patients. Offered: AWSpS.
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University of Washington - Dental Care of the Disabled Literature Review (1)

Review of the current scientific literature pertaining to disability issues, research, clinical management, resources, and legislation relating to oral health of persons with disabilities. Credit/no credit only. Offered: AWSpS.
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University of Washington - Communication Skills I - Techniques (1)

Different aspects of verbal and non-verbal communication, recognizing obstacles to effective communication, and developing strategies to overcome communication obstacles. Clinical interviewing exercises. .
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University of Washington - Communication Skills II - Cultural Competency (1)

Continuation of basic communication skills. Credit/no credit only. Offered: A.
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University of Washington - Communication Skills III - Interviewing and Hx-taking (1)

Provides early clinical experience, and develops skills necessary to learn from patients what the practitioner needs to know about their social, medical, and dental histories to effective understand the "whole patient" so as to diagnose, plan, and provide appropriate treatment. Credit/no credit only. Offered: A.
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University of Washington - Physical Exam I (1)

Addresses techniques of initial patient assessment including general survey of the patient and vital signs assessment. Includes development of skills through participation in clinical sessions. Credit/no credit only. Offered: W.
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University of Washington - Physical Examination II (2)

Lectures, clinical rotations, and seminars addressing techniques of patient assessment including history-taking, physical examination, and interpretation of findings. Includes development of skills through participation in clinical sessions.
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University of Washington - P-Introduction to Oral Radiology (2)

Physical, biological, technical, and diagnostic aspects of dental x-ray procedures. Offered: AWSp.
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University of Washington - Physical Examination III (1)

Intensive review and application of techniques of patient assessment including history-taking, physical examination, and interpretation of findings. Includes development of skills through participation in clinical sessions.
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University of Washington - General Medicine (2)

Addresses medical, physical, and psychological conditions that impact the practice of dentistry. Provides information regarding collection of appropriate medical and physical data and integration of information into plans and practices relevant to the routine management of patients in dental practices. Instruction occurs via lectures, videos, assigned readings, and case scenarios.
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University of Washington - Introduction to Treatment Planning (1)

Problem-oriented record system with basic concepts of treatment planning. Students prepare treatment plans in advance of seminar. Offered: Sp.
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University of Washington - Dental Education and Care of the Disabled (1)

Addresses the special needs and dental management of patients with developmental disabilities such as Down's syndrome, cerebral palsy, mental retardation, and other conditions such as head trauma. Utilizes instructional videos.
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University of Washington - Stomatology (4)

Focuses on ability to recognize, diagnose, and treat non-dental oral diseases and conditions that are commonly encountered in clinical practice. Rotations through the oral medicine undergraduate clinic where students take history and examine patients presenting for comprehensive care or urgent care. Interpretation and management of non-dental oral pathology and medical/psychological issues. Offered: S.
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University of Washington - P-Acute and Chronic Orofacial Pain (1)

Essential clinical and technical information and skills for diagnosis and treatment of acute and chronic pain, including differential diagnosis, and behavioral factors. Offered: A.
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University of Washington - P-Acute and Chronic Orofacial Pain (1)

Essential clinical and technical information and skills for diagnosis and treatment of acute and chronic pain, including differential diagnosis, and behavioral factors. Offered: W.
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University of Washington - P-Acute and Chronic Orofacial Pain (2)

Essential clinical and technical information and skills for diagnosis and treatment of acute and chronic pain, including differential diagnosis, and behavioral factors. Offered: Sp.
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University of Washington - P-Oral Medicine Senior Seminar (2-, max. 4)

Clinical conference devoted to case presentations of patients with dental treatment needs and complicating medical problems. Offered: AW.
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University of Washington - P-Clinical Conference in Oral Medicine (1-, max. 2)

Clinical pathologic conference utilizing interdisciplinary approach to patient care and emphasizing basic science application. Offered: AW.
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University of Washington - P-Directed Studies in Oral Diagnosis (*, max. 12)

See DPHS 449 for course description and prerequisite. Offered: AWSpS.
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University of Washington - Advanced Diagnostic Techniques (2)

Advanced diagnostic procedures used to identify oral and perioral diseases. Included are in-depth discussions of history analysis, methods for psychologic evaluation, soft and hard tissue diagnostic procedures, neurologic, salivary gland, and other tissue analyses requiring special procedures. Offered: AWSpS.
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University of Washington - Dental Care of the Disabled I (*, max. 10)

Advanced topics in rehabilitation dentistry including psychosocial issues; characteristics and needs of patients with specific disabilities; patient management and use of portable equipment; drug therapy, sedation and anesthesia; dental prevention, and emergency procedures. Seminars and self-directed study. Prerequisite: permission of instructor. Offered: AWSpS.
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University of Washington - Oral Medicine Clinical Conference (*, max. 16)

Clinical conference in which diagnostic data concerning patients seen in the oral medicine clinic are presented for evaluation. When possible, the patient is present with laboratory findings, radiographs, and the results of special tests. Offered: AWSpS.
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University of Washington - Behavioral Management of Acute and Chronic Orofacial Pain (2)

Overview of adult psychopathology and illness behavior as it relates to psychosomatic concepts and chronic pain. review of assessment and behavioral management strategies for the dental practitioner. Open to graduate students, postdoctoral fellows, residents in dentistry, medicine, psychology. Offered: Sp.
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University of Washington - Oral Medicine and Therapy (2-, max. 6)

Lecture directed toward the presentation and discussion of oral diseases and oral manifestations of systemic disease. Primarily the clinical manifestations' relationship to generalized disease processes and patient management with in-depth discussions of therapy. Offered: AWSpS.
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