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Margaret Sigars
At Newborn Specialists of Tulsa, we're here to provide exceptional nursery care for your little one during their first days of life, ensuring a smooth and comfortable transition for your entire family.
You're investing in a smooth transition for your entire family by choosing exceptional nursery care at Newborn Specialists of Tulsa. You can experience the joy of parenthood with peace of mind, knowing your baby is receiving the best possible care.
The dental staff at the Dental Studio of South Tulsa are trained and knowledgeable in some of the most modern dental techniques and procedures. As a patient of the Dental Studio of South Tulsa, you can be sure that you will receive the highest level of care even for the most basic cleaning services. We believe regular dental cleanings are critical not only for your dental health but also for your overall health and well-being. As you may know, dental and oral health problems left untreated may not only become painful, but they present the risk of spreading an infection to other parts of the body. That is why it is important to schedule your dental exams and cleanings to give yourself a head start on finding any possible problem areas. While regular brushing and flossing are helpful, some dental problems can only be corrected with professional dental tools. If you are a new patient, or it has been a while since you have visited our office, you may be a little nervous about visiting a dentist. While a dental checkup may be uncomfortable, it is less likely to be painful. Hopefully, the information we have provided for you will help put your mind at ease about your upcoming visit. With every dental exam, it is our aim to provide you with the best in care while minimizing your discomfort.
The first thing you may notice when you sit in the dental chair is a bright over light shining above you. This is important to help the dentist and dental hygienist see clearly inside your mouth. The dental hygienist will then remove as much of the plaque and tartar buildup that they can using small, metal dental tools to scrape it away. Plaque is a sticky film containing bacteria that coats the teeth. If left untreated, the plaque turns into tartar, a hard mineral deposit that can get trapped beneath the gum line and becomes hard to reach with simple brushing. Once the plaque and tartar are removed, the hygienist will then floss your teeth followed by brushing with a special electric toothbrush. A fluoride gel or foam is then applied to help prevent tooth decay which can lead to cavities.
Dental cleanings are generally recommended every six months for patients of all ages, but they may be required more often depending on the severity of your dental problems. If you are experiencing swollen and/or bleeding gums, you may need a cleaning more often to help prevent tooth loss. We also recommend following good dental hygiene habits such as brushing twice a day and flossing daily helps prevent future problems from occurring.
It is important to bring your baby in for their first checkup within six months of receiving their first tooth or by twelve months of age. Once their first checkup is complete, we recommend scheduling an exam every six months unless the dentist find a dental or oral health issue requiring more frequent visits.
HESI is a timed, multi-subject Admission test given to all Practical Nursing, Surgical Technology, and Radiologic Technology program applicants. Applicants will be charged an exam administration fee.
We proctor online and paper-based tests in our Assessment Center. Appointments are made by the type of test and the time needed to complete the exam. All exam materials should be submitted to Assessment Center staff at least 48 hours prior to appointment.
For those who wish to sit for the exam it is recommended, but not required, that Lean Six Sigma training is obtained through a qualified institution, Lean Six Sigma trainer or corporate program. It is also recommended, although not required, that those sitting for the exam have some degree of real-world Lean Six Sigma work experience and project application experience. IASSC offers a non-proctored (informal) Black Belt Evaluation Exam that may help you determine if you are ready to sit for an official proctored Certification Exam.
An IASSC Certified Black Belt is issued a Certificate (PDF) which includes a Certification Number, a badge (.png file), added to the Official IASSC Certification Register and granted the right to use the IASSC Certification Marks and Titles; a professional designation which may be used in resumes and public profiles such as LinkedIn, consistent with the IASSC Marks Use Policy.
--If between 15 and 16 years old, they must show a contract from a Driver Education program, received one day of instruction, and a parent must be present to give consent. If parent not present, must provide Parent Authorization to Obtain Driver License affidavit.
-- If between 15 and 18 years old, they do not have to have taken the written test at Tulsa Technology center if they have COMPLETED Driver Education and have a completion certificate which must be presented at the Tag agency and a parent must be present to give consent. If parent not present, must provide Parent Authorization to Obtain Driver License affidavit.
We are an adult basic education center currently serving over 400 students throughout our three campuses (Tulsa, Muskogee and Bartlesville). We offer GED classes in English and Spanish, basic computer skills with Microsoft word, excel and power-point workshops, ESL (English as a second language) classes and have different levels from beginning, intermediate and advance. All classes offered are free to all students.
The preparation course is run over 5 days and designed to assess your level of competency against the RYA Yachtmaster Coastal or RYA Yachtmaster Offshore exam syllabus found in the RYA Yachtmaster Scheme Syllabus and Logbook (G158/15) and is intended to fine tune your existing skills and polish any areas of weakness prior to the exam. The subsequent exam is then run over two days, following the preparation course.
Prior the prep course, we advise that you read the exam syllabus and give yourself an honest appraisal of your strengths and weaknesses. Try to address any shortfalls beforehand and then during the preparation course be open with your instructor about your abilities and what you need to work on in the run up to your exam.
The exam will include an assessment of your skippering skills, boat handling, general seamanship, navigation, safety awareness and knowledge of the IRPCS (collision regulations), meteorology and signals. You will be set tasks to demonstrate your ability and may also be asked questions on any part of the syllabus for all practical and shorebased courses up to Yachtmaster Coastal level.
The exam will include an assessment of your skippering skills, boat handling, general seamanship, navigation, safety awareness and knowledge of the IRPCS, meteorology and signals, with particular emphasis on command skills, boat handling under sail and power in confined spaces, plus navigation and pilotage techniques in daylight, at night and in reduced visibility. Adverse weather conditions and coping with emergencies are also covered.
The examiner will set tasks to enable you to demonstrate your ability as skipper and may also ask questions on any part of the syllabus for all practical and shorebased courses up to RYA Yachtmaster Offshore.
The exam will take around 8-12 hours per candidate candidate. No more than two candidates can be examined in 24 hours. Whilst one candidate is being examined the remaining candidates will act as crew.
Whooping cough (pertussis) is an infection of the respiratory system caused by Bordetella pertussis bacteria. It mainly affects babies younger than 6 months old who aren't yet fully protected by immunizations, and kids 11 to 18 years old whose immunity has started to fade.
After about 1 to 2 weeks, the dry, irritating cough changes into coughing spells that can last for more than a minute. During a spell, a child may turn red or purple. At the end of a spell, the child might make the characteristic whooping sound when breathing in or may vomit.
Many infants and younger kids with whooping cough have the coughing fits and accompanying whoop, but not all do. And sometimes babies don't cough or whoop as older kids do. Infants may look as if they're gasping for air, look red in the face, and may actually stop breathing (called apnea). During very bad spells, their face might turn purple or blue for a few seconds.
Call the doctor if you suspect that your child has whooping cough. The doctor will take a medical history and do an exam, and may take nose and throat mucus samples to be checked in a lab. They also might order blood tests and a chest X-ray.
Doctors treat whooping cough with antibiotics. It's thought that antibiotics work best to shorten the length of the infection when people take them early in the illness, before coughing spells begin. But even when they're started later, antibiotics are important because they can stop the infection from spreading to others. If someone in your family has whooping cough, ask the doctor if preventive antibiotics or vaccine boosters for other family members are needed.
Some kids with whooping cough need care in a hospital. Babies and younger children are more likely to be hospitalized because they're at greater risk for problems like pneumonia. Other possible problems include trouble breathing, periods of apnea, needing oxygen (particularly during a coughing spell), and dehydration.
Whooping cough can be life-threatening for infants younger than 6 months, so they almost always need hospital treatment. In the hospital, children may need suctioning to clear their airways. Their breathing will be watched closely and they'll get oxygen if needed. A child who shows signs of dehydration or has trouble eating might get Intravenous (IV) fluids. Precautions will be taken to prevent the infection from spreading to other patients, hospital staff, and visitors.
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