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Chapter 24 Emerency Treatment Oral Diseas And Injuries Flashcards

1
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Bleeding gums ,various lesions or heavy deposits of plaque or calculus are identified as which conditions during an exam

A

Signs

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2
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Record and dental energy treatment on which form

A

EZ603A

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3
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Which dental condition may appear as a small chalky white spot which may eventually develop into a large cavitation

A

Dental Caries

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4
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Which dental condition may causes the pain to get worse when exposed to heat and cold or sweet foods and drinks

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Dental Caries

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Gently remove all debris with a spoon excavator and isolate the tooth with cotton rolls or gauze is the treatment from which dental condition

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Dental Caries

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6
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A temperature mix of zinc oxide and restorative material is used in the treatment of which dental condition

A

Dental Caries

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7
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Which dental condition is inflammation usually due to injury from dental Caries or trauma

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Acute pulpitis

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8
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Which dental condition is the most frequent cause of tooth pain

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Acute pulpitis

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9
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Which dental condition occurs when bacterial processes damage hard tooth structures

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Dental Caries

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10
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Pressure form the inflammation can cause mild to extreme pain depending upon the severity of the inflammation for which medical condition

A

Acute pulpitis

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11
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A large various lesions with pulp Al exposure are signs of which dental condition

A

Acute pulpitis

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12
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How to treat acute pulpitis

A

Pack the cavity with a cotton pellet slightly moistened with Eugenol

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13
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Dental condition usually results from an infection of the pulpal tissue causing the pulp to become necrotic

A

Periapical abscess

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14
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Causes fluids and byproducts to build up within the walls of the pulp chamber and root canal

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Periapical abscess

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15
Q

When the pus reaches the soft tissue , vestibular or facial swelling can occur with which dental condition

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Periapical abscess

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16
Q

Swelling that is confined to a small area at the site of a sinus tract defined by which term

A

Gumboil

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17
Q

The tooth feels longe than usually ,increased pain when laying down

A

Periapical abscess

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18
Q

Severe pain when light pressure is experienced when light pressure is applied to the affected tooth is a sign of which dental condition

A

Periapical abscess

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19
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If drainage occurs through the cavity , the patient may experience rapid relief from pain with dental condition

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Periapical abscesses

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20
Q

Should rinse with warm salt water for 10 min every how many hours

A

Every 2 hours

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21
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If left untreated which dental condition results in the destruction of the gums , alveolar bone and will lead to the loss of teeth

A

Periodontal disease

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22
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Inflammation of the gingival tissue is defined by which condition

A

Gingivitis

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23
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Which dental condition is defined by relatively mild inflammation of the borders of the givival tissue

A

Marginal gingivitis

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24
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Lack poor teeth hygien equals

A

Marginal gingivitis

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25
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Bright red or purple guns and severe oral
Odor

A

Marginal gingivitis

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26
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Painful reaction or gingival bleeding when finger pressure is applied

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Marginal gingivitis

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27
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How to treat marginal gingivitis

A

Gently scale the teeth to remove soft debris and any obvious supragingival calculus using scaling instruments is a treatment

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28
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A severe infection of the gingival tissue , known as trench mouth

A

Necrotizing ulcerative gingivitis

29
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Which dental condition is caused by an overpopulation oral bacteria due to poor hygiene ,poor diet , smoking , stress,lifestyle other infections

A

Necrotizing ulcerative gingivitis

30
Q

Presents a punch out appearance due to lost if papillae

A

NUG

31
Q

NUG patients will have a temp of what and above

A

101F

32
Q

Dental condition involves progressive loss of the alveolar bone around the teeth ,if left untreated can lead to the loosening and subsequent loss of teeth

A

Periodontist

33
Q

Results from untreated marginal gingivitis

A

Periodontitis

34
Q

Occurs with gingival recession resulting in apparent lengthening of teeth and uneven bite are symptoms of which dental condition

A

Periodontitis

35
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Localized or generalized gingival bleeding and ulcerated or cratered papilla are signs of which dental condition

A

Periodontitis

36
Q

Which dental condition is caused by an infection of the periodontal tissue

A

Periodontal abscess

37
Q

Which dental condition is usually the results of a long continued irritation by food debris ,deep deposits of calculus or a foreign object packed in the sulcus or interproximal spaces

A

Periodontal abscess

38
Q

General probing the affected areas with a scaler or an explorer to establish drainage

A

Periodontal abscess

39
Q

Which dental condition is inflammation of the gingiva around a partially erupted tooth

A

Pericorinitis

40
Q

Accumulate debris beneath the tissue flap resulting in acute inflammation

A

Pericoronitis

41
Q

Which dental condition most often affects mandibukar third molars

A

Pericoronitis

42
Q

Pericoronitis affects which teeth

A

3rd molar

43
Q

Swelling in the neck or in the area of the affected tooth with difficulty in opening the mouth

A

Pericoronitis

44
Q

Red , inflamed tissue around a partially erupted tooth with push oozing from under an overlaying tissue flap

A

Pericoronitis

45
Q

Irrigate under tissue flap ,clean with sonic scaler

A

Pericoronitis

46
Q

Which term is defined inflammation of the oral mucosa

A

Stomatitis

47
Q

How many types of stomatitis are common in dentistry

A

Two

48
Q

Which dental condition usually occurs on the masticatory or keratinized tissue

A

Herpetic gingivostomatitis

49
Q

Which dental emergency usually occurs in the lining of the mucosa

A

Aphthous stomatitis

50
Q

A fever headache or rundown feeling are

A

Herpetic gingivostomatitis

51
Q

Blisters or craters covered with a white grayish white or yellowish membrane are signs of which dental

A

Stomatitis

52
Q

Which dental emergency presents large amounts of blood in the

A

Post extraction hemorrhage

53
Q

Which dental condition is commonly referred to as a dry socket

A

Post extraction alveolar osteitis

54
Q

Patient will have a foul garage and odor white radiating pains

A

Post extraction alveolar osteitis

55
Q

Post extraction alveolar osteitis

A

Strip of iodoform gauze

56
Q

How many type of FX

A

Four

57
Q

Which try or if tooth fracture affects the enamel

A

Type 1

58
Q

Which type of dental fracture impacts enamel and dentin

A

Type 2

59
Q

Smooth sharp edges of the chipped tooth with sandpaper or disk to eliminate

A

Type 1

60
Q

Bland diet , avoid hot,cold,sticky foods and liquids

A

Type 1 fracture

61
Q

Fill the brown with a thin mix of calcium hydroxide or zinc oxide and Eugenio

A

Type 2

62
Q

Which type of dental fracture involves the enamel and dentin with pulp exposure

A

Type 3

63
Q

Which type of dental fracture involves very rough or sharp edges with severe pain from heat ,cold ,air

A

Type 3

64
Q

The pressure of the crown form against the pump tissue may cause the patient pain

A

Type 3

65
Q

Involves the root of the tooth

A

Type 4

66
Q

Inability to eat anything without pain

A

Type 4

67
Q

Extensive fracture with pulp exposed and bleeding

A

Type 3

68
Q

Of all facial bones which ones are often injuries

A

Nasal and mandible

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