Anesthetic Delivery Flashcards

1
Q

which nerve is innervated when working on mandibular anteriors?

A

The incisive nerve block. Infiltrates anterior teeth (1-5) and tissues

Injected through mental foramens

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2
Q

what is the buccal nerve block used to anesthetize

A

The buccal tissues surrounding mandibular molars

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3
Q

The Inferior alveolar nerve block is also called the

A

mandibular block injection

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4
Q

when would the dentist infiltrate the mandibular block injection (inferior alveolar)

A

when working on mandibular posterior teeth

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5
Q

what tissues does the mandibular block effect?

A

the lip and tongue

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6
Q

ASA maxillary infiltration effects which teeth and tissues

A

1-3, facial tissues

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7
Q

MSA infiltration effects what

A

4,5 and the mesial of 6

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8
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PSA infiltration effects which teeth

A

distal of 6, 7, 8

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9
Q

when is the nasopalatine block used

A

to numb tissues of 1.3 - 2.3

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10
Q

what tissues are effected by the greater palatine block

A

posterior palatal tissues / quad

5-8 palatal tissue

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11
Q

what is a field block injection

A

Innervates at the top of a nerve branch

effects 2-3 working teeth (ASA, MSA, PSA)

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12
Q

infiltration injections are designed to only numb what?

A

The working tooth

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