Alassaf Flashcards

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What is an implant analogue? Other names

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Replicates the implant for use in the cast, other names: abutment analog, fixture replica, lab analogue, fixture replica

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Causes of an open margin

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Excessive proximal contact - residual interim luting agent, inaccurate restoration

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White spot in cervical surface

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incipient caries

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Sterilization of burs

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Autoclave: submerged in 2% sodium nitrate solution

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Why is it imp to remove debris (amalgam) from the external surface of the handpiece?

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During instrument sterilization, this material may be heated and can release mercury liquid or vapor

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Trismus after LA injection is likely due to

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Injury to the medial pterygoid muscle

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Muscle that DEPRESSES the mandible

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Lateral pterygoid

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Where does the temporalis originate

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Lateral surface of the skull

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Where does the temporalis insert

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Coronoid process and anterior border of the ramus

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Temporalis innervation

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Temporal nerve (branch of the mandibular)

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Temporalis vascular supply

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Middle and deep temporal arteries

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Temporalis function

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elevates and retracts the jaw, helps in rotation, active clenching

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Origin of masseter muscle and insertion

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Origin: zygomatic arch, insertion: angle of the mandible

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Masseter innervation

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Masseteric nerve (division of trigeminal)

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Masseter vascular supply

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Masseteric artery (branch of maxillary)

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Masseter function

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Elevates and protracts jaw, assists in lateral movements, active in clenching

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Medical pterygoid origin and insertion

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Origin: pterygoid fossa and medial surface of the lateral pterygoid plate, insertion: medial surface of the angle of the mandible

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Medial pterygoid innervation

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medial pterygoid nerve (division of trigeminal)

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Medial pterygoid vascular supply

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Branch of maxillary artery

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Medial pterygoid function

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Elevates jaw, causes lateral movements and protrusion

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Super lateral pterygoid origin and insertion

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Origin: infratemporal surface of the greater wing of sphenoid, insertion: articular capsule and disk, neck of the condyle

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Sup. lateral pterygoid innervation

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branch of masseteric or buccal nerve

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Sup. lat pterygoid vasc supply

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branch of maxillary artery

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sup. lat. pterygoid function

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positions disk in closing

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Inferior lateral pterygoid origin and insertion
Origin: lateral surface of lateral pterygoid plate, insertion: neck of condyle
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Inf. Lat pterygoid innervation
branch of masseteric or buccal nerve
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Inf lat pterygoid vasc supply
branch of maxillary artery
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Inf lat pterygoid function
protrudes and depress jaw, causes lateral movements
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The component of a dental implant that covers the inner fixture and appears in the oral cavity
Healing abutment
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Autonomy by definition
This principle states that any competent person should be given the freedom to decide on any decision that is related to his/her body and or health
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Veracity by definition
Is defined as being honest and telling the truth and is related to the principle of autonomy
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Principlism
A framework that includes four clusters of moral principles for identifying and rejecting moral problems
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Non-maleficence
Not to harm the patient
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Beneficience
To do good
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Justice
The ethical duty to provide fair access to the service or the benefit
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How to break bad news?
SPIKES 6-STEP protocol
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Which impression material can be poured after 24 hours?
Polyether and PVS
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Acceptable level of waterline bacteria
Equal to or less than 200 cfu/mL
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Flushing of dental unit waterlines
Should be flushed at the beginning and end of the day for two minutes and for 20-30 seconds between patients
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Pemphigus Vulgaris mean age
Fourth to sixth decade
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Pemphigus vulgaris clinical features
Vesicles, erosions, and or ulcerations on any oral or mucosal or skin surface
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Pemphigus vulgaris histopath
intraepithelial clefting
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pemphigus vulgaris DIF
Positive intercellular
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paraneoplastic pemphigus mean age
sixth to seventh decade
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paraneoplastic pemphigus clinical features
vesicles, erosions, and ulcerations on any mucosal or skin surface
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paraneoplastic pemph histopath
subepithelial and intraepithelial clefting
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paraneoplastic pemphi DIF
positive intercellular and basement membrane zone
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Mucous membrane pemphigoid mean age
sixth to seventh decade
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mucous membrane pemphigoid sex predilection
Female
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MMPemph clinical features
primarily mucosal lesions
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MMPemph histopath
subepithelial clefting
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MMPemph DIF
positive basement membrane zone
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Bullous pemphigoid mean age
seventh to eighth decade
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bullous pemphigoid clinical features
primarily skin lesions
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bullous pemphigoid histopath
subepithelial clefting
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bullous pemphigoid DIF
positive, BM zone
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Erythema multiforme mean age
third to fourth decade
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Erythema multiforme predilection
Male
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Erythema multiforme clinical features
skin and mucosa involved, target lesions on skin
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EM histpath
subepithelial edema and perivascular inflammation
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EM DIF
nondiagnostic for erythema multiforme
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Lichen planus mean age
fifth to sixth decade
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Lichen planus predilection
Female
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Lichen planus clinical features
oral and/or skin lesions, may or may not be erosive
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LP histopath
hyperkeratosis, saw-toothed rete ridges, bandlike infiltrate of lymphocytes
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LP DIF
fibrinogen, BM zone
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What type of collagen is most prominent in the dental pulp
Type 1 (type 1 to type 3 ratio is 55:45)
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Amalgam in what waste
Hazardous waste
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Extracted teeth to be used by dental students
Need to be disinfected if filled with amalgam, or steam sterilized if amalgam free
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How to sterilize extracted teeth
Autoclave cycle for 40 minutes if no amalgam, immersion in 10% formalin solution of two weeks
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Metal-ceramic crown finish line
SHOULDER finish line
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Adv and disadv of chamfer finish lines
Adv: distinct margin, adequate bulk, easier to control - disadv: care needed to avoid unsupported lip of enamel
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Indications of chamfer margin
Cast metal restorations, lingual margin of metal-ceramic crowns
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