Consent for Extractions Flashcards

1
Q

Triangulation for history for exodontia?

(Clerking)

A

Your history/exam findings

Referral letters details

Pts understanding of why they attended

= if everything matches up, can take tooth

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2
Q

Do you check who referred the pt?

A

Yes, when we are finished you need to refer back

Dentist
Orthodontist
A and e
Doctor
Student resto clinic

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3
Q

Review of systems?

A

Heart, lung, kidney

Excessive bleeding
Delayed/non healing
Collapse

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4
Q

Haemophelia types? - extensive bleeding

A

A and B

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5
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Haemophelia A?

A

Factor 8 in clotting cascade

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6
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Haemophelia B?

A

Factor 9 in clotting cascade

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7
Q

What to give pt with Haemophelia A?

A

Factor 8 precipitate

or plasma

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8
Q

What is Von Willebrand factor?

A

stabilises factor 8

Missing factor 8, doesn’t last as long so less of it

Can’t make fibrin mesh, wont stop bleeding

cant produce clots quickly

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9
Q

What to give pt with Von Willebrands factor?

A

desmopressin

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10
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Role of desmopressin?

A

which increases levels of Von Willebrand Factor and Factor VIII in the blood by releasing them from storage (endothelial cells).

This is given as an injection under the skin or into a vein or as a ‘sniff’ up the nose.

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11
Q

acquired blood disorders? - anticoagulants

A

Warfarin

DOACs:

rivaroxaban (brand names include Xarelto)

dabigatran (brand names include Pradaxa)

apixaban (brand names include Eliquis)

edoxaban (brand names include Lixiana).

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12
Q

Blood thinners - antiplatelets?

A

Aspirin

clopidogrel = newer

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13
Q

DH?

A

Regular/ irregular attender

Previous LA

Last visit and on going treatment e.g. denture/bridge/implant to replace extracted tooth

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14
Q

For EO exam, at would you play partiular attention to?

A

TMJ - will be putting a lot of pressure on this

Lymph nodes

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15
Q

Do you need to pay attention to teeth either side of the tooth you want to extract?

A

Yes, is it heavily restored, crown etc

apply a lot of pressure during extraction - if they are heavily restored they may not be able to cope

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16
Q

Diff dx?

A

List all the different possible diagnoses for the pt main compliant and secondary issues

Sieve approach

List in order starting with the most likely diagnosis

17
Q

Special investigations?

A

Radiographs

Pulp sensibility testing

Transillumination

Diagnostic LA

18
Q

Common determinants for extraction?

A

when tooth deemed unrestorable

Irreversible pulpits
periapical periodontitis
Dental abscess
subgingival caries
vertical fracture
advanced periodontitis

pt can refuse RCT - tooth can be extracted

19
Q

Why sign a consent form?

A

It’s a record

It shows you have discussed:

Discussed the risks and benefits

Explained procedure

Post op:
Swelling
Bruising
Limited mouth opening
Pain

Complications may occur (e.g. excessive pain)

20
Q

Congenital disease causing excessive bleeding?

A

haemophilia

Von Willebrand factor

21
Q

DOACs?

A

direct oral anticoagulats

22
Q

Anticoagulants vs antiplatelets?

A

anticoagulants - stop fibrin mesh

antiplatelets - inhibit platelet aggregation and inhibit thrombus

23
Q

What could cause a pt to be delayed or non healing?

A

smokers

osteoporosis - bisphosphonates

monoclonal antibodies - work on osteoclasts for bone healing

steroids

diabetic pts

older pts

24
Q

Names of bisphosphonates

A

pamidronate

alendronate

risedronate

zoledronic acid

25
Q

What meds would a nervous pt take?

A

diazepam

beta blockers

26
Q

Example of beta blocker for anxiety?

A

Propranolol

27
Q

What antibiotic should you not mix with alcohol?

A

metronidazole

28
Q

Example of DOACs?

A

rivaroxaban (brand names include Xarelto)

dabigatran (brand names include Pradaxa)

apixaban (brand names include Eliquis)

edoxaban (brand names include Lixiana).