313 Exam Flashcards

1
Q

How long do you need to keep patient records for?

A

11 years

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2
Q

What information needs to be given for a patient to consent?

A

Sufficient

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3
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How many days do you need to acknowledge a complaint and how many days until you have to respond?

A

2 days to acknowledge

10 days to respond

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4
Q

Where is the complaints procedure found?

A

In the patient/practice leaflet

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5
Q

What probes would you use in a dental exam?

A

BPE
WHO
Brialt (for interproximal caries)

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6
Q

What is used for a vitality test?

A

Cold- ethyl chloride
Hot- GP points

Electric test can also be used but is uncommon as it is expensive

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7
Q

How many roots do 7’s have?

A

3

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8
Q

What are the salivary glands called?

A

Sublingual gland - under tongue
Submandibular gland - back of mandible
Paratid gland - by the ear near the ramus (TMJ)

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9
Q

What are the muscles used for mastication?

A

Temporalis- closes the jaw and pulls it backwards
Masseter- closes the jaw
Tperyjoid- closes the jaw
Lateral tperyjoid- moves side to side

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10
Q

Name the 3 lower nerves and what they numb

A

Inferior dental nerve - IV block, blocks sensation to all lower teeth
Long buccal nerve - buccal side of lower teeth
Lingual nerve - lingual side of lower teeth and half of tongue

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11
Q

Name the upper nerves

A

Superior dental nerve
Anterior - 1,2,3
Middle - 4,5 (buccal)
Posterior - 4,5,6,7,8

Maso - 1,2,3
Greater - 4,5,6,7,8 (palatal)

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12
Q

How is the mouth affected by old age?

A

Teeth become darker
Gums recede
Soft tissues become thinner and more elastic

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13
Q

What condition can be caused by pregnancy?

A

gingivitis

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14
Q

What causes erosion?

A

Acid

Can be from fizzy drinks or from conditions such as anemia which increase throwing up.

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15
Q

What is Atrision?

A

The wearing down of teeth from clenching or grinding

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16
Q

What may cause abrasion of the teeth?

A

Brushing too hard

17
Q

What does oral cancer look like?

A

A lump with a hard rolled edge

18
Q

What is glossitis?

A

The inflammation of the tongue

19
Q

What is the technical term for dry mouth?

A

Terostomia

20
Q

What does an antibiotic do and what would the dentist prescribe if the patient is allergic to penicillin?

A

It kills bacteria

Erythromycin

21
Q

Why would the dentist use a sedative?

A

To calm the patient down or make them feel drowsy

22
Q

Where does gaseous exchange take place?

A

Alveolus (in the lungs)

23
Q

Which artery carries blood to the head and neck?

A

Carotid artery

24
Q

What is the first thing you should do if a patient faints?

A

Lie them down and elevate their feet

Check for breathing

25
Q

How can you tell if someone is having an asthma attack and what should you give them?

A

They will wheeze

Give them a salbutamol inhaler

26
Q

What should you do if someone is having an angina attack?

A

Put GTN spray under their tongue

27
Q

What is the ratio for CPR

A

30:2

28
Q

What is the pulse rate for someone having a cardio arrest?

A

None (their heart has stopped)

29
Q

What temperature should the water be when mixing alginate?

A

Room temperature

30
Q

Which legislation gives patients the right to see their records

A

Access to health records act

31
Q

Which cells make enamel?

A

Ameloblast or odontoblast for dentine

32
Q

When should you take a cephalostat X-ray?

A

For jaw surgery and orthodontic treatment

33
Q

What does carsonoma look like in the mouth

A

This is the same as cancer..

A lump with a hard rolled edge