The Plastic Reconstructive Surgery Series

PRODUCT CODE : OR1215-T

Course Details

• Abdominoplasty / Thigh Lift – OR1215-T
• Breast Augmentation – OR1204-T
• Breast Reconstruction With Implants – OR1207-T
• Breast Reduction/Reduction Mammoplasty/Excision Gynecomastia – OR1203-T
• Capsulotomy; Removal Implant – OR1206-T
• Cleft Palate/Cleft Lip Reconstruction – OR1210-T
• Craniofacial Surgery – Frontal Bone Advancement – Cranial Vault Remodeling, Calvarial Bone Grafts – OR1216-T
• Dermabrasion – OR1211-T
• Facialplasty (Rhytidectomy or Meloplasty), Blepharoplasty (Eyelidplasty) and Browlift – OR1201-T
• Full and Split Thickness Skin Graft – OR1218-T
• Liposuction – OR1213-T
• Mastopexy – OR1205-T
• Maxillofacial Surgery – LeFort I and III – OR1217-T
• Microvascular Flap Revision – OR1221-T
• Microvascular Free-Flap Latissimal, Scapular, Abdominal, Gluteal – OR1220-T
• Nasalplasty, Nasal Reconstruction with Iliac Bone Graft, Nasal Reconstruction – OR1209-T
• Nipple-Areola Reconstruction – OR1208-T
• Otoplasty, Ear Reconstruction, Rib Graft Procedure – OR1212-T
• Skin Revisions: Minor Lacerations, Scar Revisions, Mole, Nevus, Hemangioma, Lipoma Excisions and Debridement/ Flap Closure of Decubitus Ulcer – OR1214-T
• Submental Plasty and Malar Implant – OR1202-T
• TRAM-Flap Trans-Rectus Abdominous Flap – OR1219-T

Overview:

Planning and preparing to provide care in the event of a bioterrorism attack or other emergency is a critical part of working in any healthcare environment. But planning is more than knowing where emergency supplies and exits are. Planning also involves ensuring that healthcare workers know how to keep safe, both physically and mentally. This includes having the families of healthcare workers be prepared for disasters. Studies have shown that providing care to disaster victims is impaired when healthcare workers are concerned about their own families’ safety.

This program is designed to help healthcare workers prepare themselves at work, at home and in the community at large, to respond to bioterrorism and other emergencies.

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