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Clinical Dentistry Flashcards

1
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Taking a history from a patient (5)

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  1. C/O
  2. HPC
  3. PDH
  4. MH
  5. SH
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Ramfjords teeth (6)

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16, 21, 24, 36, 41, 44

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3
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SOCRATES

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Site
Onset
Character
Radiation
Associated factors
Timing
Exacerbating factors
Severity

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4
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Social History - SAMML CHOFD

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Smoking
Alcohol
Mobility
Marital Status
Living Condition
Carers
Habits
Occupation
Family History
Diet

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5
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Caries Risk Assessment (7)

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  1. Clinical evidence
  2. Dietary habits
  3. Social history
  4. Fluoride
  5. Plaque control
  6. Saliva
  7. Medical history
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6
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CRA - Clinical Evidence (3)

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  1. Caries experience
  2. Orthodontics
  3. Prosthodontics
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7
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CRA - Caries Experience (3)

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  1. DMFT =/> 5 - High risk
  2. Caries in 6s at 6yo - High risk
  3. 3 year caries increment =/> 3 - High risk
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8
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CRA - Diet

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3 or more sugar intakes a day - High risk

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CRA - Social History (3)

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  1. SIMD category
  2. Single parents
  3. Inequalities
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10
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CRA - Medical History (4)

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  1. Medically compromised
  2. Physical disability
  3. Xerostomia
  4. Long term poly pharmacy
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CRA - Preventative Elements (8)

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  1. Radiographs
  2. F supplements
  3. F varnish
  4. High F toothpaste
  5. Toothbrushing instruction
  6. Diet advice
  7. Fissure sealants
  8. Sugar free meds
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12
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5 As of smoking cessation

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Ask
Advise
Assess
Assist
Arrange follow up

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13
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Smoking History (5)

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  1. What do you smoke?
  2. How long have you smoked?
  3. How many a day?
  4. What time do you have your first?
  5. Have you ever tried/considered quitting?
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14
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Quitting History (4)

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  1. When did you last try?
  2. How many times have you tried?
  3. What helped/motivated you?
  4. Would you like to try again?
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15
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If giving an antibiotic what must you document - general (4)

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  1. Diagnosis
  2. Antibiotic
  3. Review date
  4. Any deviation from guidance
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If giving an antibiotic what must you document about the antibiotic (4)

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  1. Choice
  2. Dose
  3. Route
  4. Duration
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17
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Sepsis Red Flag - B.P

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Systolic </= 90 OR
>/=40 below normal

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18
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Sepsis Red Flag - HR

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> /=130 bpm

19
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Sepsis Red Flag - Oxygen

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Needs oxygen to keep SpO2 92%
88% in COPD

20
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Sepsis Red Flag - Urine

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Not passed urine in last 18 hours

21
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Sepsis Red Flag - Others (2)

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Non-blanching rash or mottled/ashen/cyanotic
Recent chemotherapy (6 weeks)

22
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SIRS (4)

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Temp <36 or 38
Pulse >90/min
Resp rate >20/min
WCC <4 or >12

23
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Dens in dente risks (2)

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Increased caries risk
Increase risk of pulp necrosis

24
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Gemination

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Development of two conjoined teeth from a single bud

25
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Fusion

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Joining of two teeth from 2 buds

26
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Taurodontism

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Elongated pulp chambers

27
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Taurodontism complications (2)

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RCT
Extraction - forceps beaks engagement of furcation

28
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Amelogenesis imperfecta complications (4)

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  1. Dentine hypersensitivity
  2. Increased caries
  3. Increased toothwear
  4. Aesthetic
29
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Dilaceration potential causes (5)

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  1. Trauma during development
  2. Apical infection of primary during development
  3. Supernumerary
  4. Cysts
  5. Tumours
30
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Dentingogenesis imperfecta type I association

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Osteogenesis imperfecta

31
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Enamel pearls

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Round, well defined radiopaque structures

32
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Enamel pearls complications (2)

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Perio risk - if supra-gingival - plaque retentive
Complicate extractions if around roots

33
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What fibres are affected by sharp pricking pain

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A delta fibres

34
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What fibres are affected by dull aching or burning pain

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C fibres

35
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Periodical radiolucency with a sound/non-carious tooth

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Juxta apical complex

36
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If infection is into periodontal tissues, will pain be well localised

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Yes

37
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Agenesis

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Complete failure of a structure to develop

38
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What does ‘egg-shell’ crackling upon palpation typically mean

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Cyst is breaking down bone

39
Q

Unflavoured toothpaste

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Oranurse

40
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Dry mouth toothpaste

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BioXtra

41
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Normal resting salivary flow rate

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0.3-0.4ml/min

42
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Normal stimulated salivary flow

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1-2ml/min

43
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How long does enamel take to remineralise after etch

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24 Hours

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