SEDATION RESOURCE MENU Sedation Resource Website Sedation Stethoscope Website Nitrous and Sedation – Navigating the New Texas Rules JULY 27, 2018 BY TEXASROSEPOSITIVE PRESSURE OXYGEN, SIMPLE SEDATION, STAYING CURRENT The Equipment List— The Texas Sedation Rules recently changed. Part of the new requirements include monitoring and emergency equipment. (TSBD 110.15). We have put together a list of items to point you in the right direction towards meeting those guidelines. Please fill in the simple contact form below and we will send you our recommended list of items. Name(required) Email(required) Please select your level of sedation: Nitrous Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 Comments: SUBMIT In case you missed it….the webinar about the New Texas Sedation Rules was recorded. You can watch it now at TDAPERKS.COM! — Sedation Resource (@sdationresource) July 28, 2018 NITROUS PERMIT, SEDATION PERMIT, SUNSET BILL, TSBDE 110.15 SHARE THIS: Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to print (Opens in new window) Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window) Click to email this to a friend (Opens in new window) LIKE THIS: Loading... Texasrose A passion for business and a passion for people—this along with an entrepreneurial spirit and drive has lead down a lifelong path of helping others, pursuing business ideas, and striving to create win-win situations in every part of life. Leave a Reply THIS SITE USES AKISMET TO REDUCE SPAM. LEARN HOW YOUR COMMENT DATA IS PROCESSED. Categories Categories Select Category AED Bluetooth Pretracheal Stethoscope Capnography Positive Pressure Oxygen Simple Sedation Staying Current Sedation Resource Nitrous and Sedation – Navigating the New Texas Rules What type of CO2 sampling line? A Simple Way to Meet Capnography Guidelines Monitoring Breathing in the Sedated Patient How to Modify a Nitrous Hood to Monitor CO2 5 Tips To Keep Your Crash Cart Current CONTACT US PHONE: 800-753-6376 903-634-5333 FAX: (903)662-4305 WEB: www.sedationresource.com info@sedationresource.com MAIL: Sedation Resource PO Box 250 Lone Oak, Texas 75453 USA Post navigation PREVIOUS Previous post: What type of CO2 sampling line? POWERED BY WORDPRESS.COM.