Assisting with Local Anaesthesia
- 1 Section
- 8 Lessons
- 1 Quiz
How local anaesthetics work, why the vasoconstrictor matters, the main techniques, and the assistant's part in preparing and supporting every step.
What you will be able to do
- Explain the mechanism and the role of the vasoconstrictor
- Prepare cartridge, syringe, suction and patient before the injection
- Recognise early signs of a vasovagal reaction
- Give clear, written aftercare instructions
What is included
- 8 short video lessons, about 45 minutes
- Written aftercare template in plain language
- A final quiz (80% to pass) and a certificate
- 12 months of access
Who it is for
Assistants who prepare and support procedures under local anaesthesia.
Does not authorise administering anaesthesia; scope is defined by local law. ---
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