West Virginia Code > Chapter 30 > Article 4A – Administration of Anesthesia by Dentists


30-4A-1	Requirement for anesthesia permit; qualifications and requirements for qualified monitors
30-4A-2	Presumption of Degree of Central Nervous System Depression
30-4A-3	Classes of anesthesia permits
30-4A-4	Qualifications, standards and continuing education requirements for relative analgesia/minimal sedation use
30-4A-5	Qualifications, standards, and continuing education requirements for a Class 2 Permit
30-4A-6	Qualifications, standards, and continuing education requirements for Class 3 Anesthesia Permit
30-4A-7	Qualifications, standards, and continuing education requirements for Class 4 Anesthesia Permit
30-4A-8	Board to review, inspect and reinspect dentists for issuance of permits
30-4A-9	Office evaluations
30-4A-10	Reporting of Death, Serious Complications or Injury
30-4A-11	Immunity from liability
30-4A-12	Facility Inspections
30-4A-13	Issuance of regular annual permits
30-4A-14	Waiting period for reapplication or reinspection of facilities
30-4A-15	Application and annual renewal of regular permits; fees
30-4A-16	Violations of article; penalties for practicing anesthesia without a permit
30-4A-17	Appointment of Subcommittee; credentials review; and on-site inspections

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