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BRexam4 Flashcards

1
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agent producing disease of pathological change is called

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pathogen

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2
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toxemia is indicated of what kind of infection

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systemic

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3
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what drugs is used to suppress inflammation. taken by dental PTs

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corticosteroids

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4
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systemic treatment for HIV infected PTs many times consist of therapy with what drug

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AZT/ zydovadine

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5
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the usual adult dose of aspirin is

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650mg

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6
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decrease PH in the tissues of abscess make LA difficult due to

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acid nature of inflamed tissue decrease the action of inject LA due impairment of release of LA base

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7
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trismus is clinical symptom of what disease

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tetanus

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8
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functions of cell wall is not slim layer aids providing motility of microorganism

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true

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9
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most commonly prescribed antibiotic in health care practice is

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amoxicillin

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10
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drug maybe used in epilepsy and does not provide gingival hyperplasia is what

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phenobarbital

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11
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primary organism in aggressive periodontitis is

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actino A.

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12
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type of immunity acquired when mother passes antibodies to infant is called

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natural passive

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13
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bacteria infection is not toxoplasmosis

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true

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14
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prerequisites for dental caries is not family history

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true

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15
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angular cheilitis is caused by

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candidiasis

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16
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what drug is more effective for pain when used peripheral

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morphine

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17
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a PT with mild to moderate severe oral infection who gives history allergies to PEN should be given what

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erythromycin

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18
Q

chancre is present during which stage of syphilis

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primary

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19
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the transfer of genetic material between to living bacteria that are in physical contact is called a

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contrigation

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20
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herpes simplex virus is responsible of the formation of

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cold sores

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21
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periodontal disease is caused by calculus

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false

22
Q

calculus serves as a collection site of bacteria

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true

23
Q

antibacterial agent used to treat syphilis is

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penicillin

24
Q

death due to over dose of barbiturates would be via what?

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respiratory depression

25
Q

a PT reports he is being treated for high cholesterol, he is most likely taking what MEDs

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zocore

26
Q

a drug that is to treat epilepsy and used to induce gingival enlargement is

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dilantin

27
Q

epinephrine is necessary in the emergency kit for what

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cardiac arrest/ anaphylaxis

28
Q

dental patient maybe seen who are on long term cortisone therapy and may develop hyperglycemia and glucoseria, therefore caution should be used in cortisone therapy for patients with what

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diabetes

29
Q

a common opportunistic agent that causes pneumonia in AIDS patient is

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normocytosis

30
Q

a health care worker develops a positive reaction to TB skin after proper medical evaluation the worker maybe placed on long term doses of what

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INH ionzonaise

31
Q

causes of whooping cough is

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bortitella

32
Q

the causes of lime disease is

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borelia bordophery

33
Q

E. Coli is gram positive

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False

34
Q

barrier to care for the patient who has HIV aids is

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communication

35
Q

the most common adverse effect related to PEN ingestion is

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allergic phenomena

36
Q

second generation antidepressant is not anatriptoline

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true

37
Q

german measles is caused by virus

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rubella

38
Q

the bacteria primarily is responsible for root caries is

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actinmyosis

39
Q

digitalis acts as directly on the

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myocardium

40
Q

the virus responsible for hand foot mouth disease is

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caxisackie

41
Q

what does PEN effetely inhibit

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cell wall synthesis

42
Q

what barbiturates can be classed as an ultra short acting compound

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thiopental sodium

43
Q

prodezone is described to not treat cushings syndrome

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true

44
Q

which phase of metabolism is energy consumed?

A

anabolism

45
Q

phenergan has no anti-inflammatory

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true

46
Q

addition of vasoconstrictors in the anesthetic solution is

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makes taking the crown impressions for anesthesia

47
Q

barbiturates have the ability to

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provide sedation but no analgesia

48
Q

if a pt gives a history of having been on a drug regiment of long term chlorathyozide, one should be alert to what

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hypertension

49
Q

by what means do bacteria reproduce

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binary fision

50
Q

the principle serious effect to treating with clindamyocin is

A

intro colitis

51
Q

codiene commonly used in dental offices is…

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is a natural constituent to opioids

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