dental care medically compromised child Flashcards

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What is health?

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A complete state of physical, mental and social wellbeing and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity

~1948 WHO

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What is the declaration on the rights of disabled people?

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Disabled people have the same rights as their fellow citizens of the same age
First and foremost the right to enjoy a decent life as full and normal as possible

~1975 UN

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What is the medical model?

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Problem of the person

Medical care/tx main issue
Focus on cure and rehab
‘personal tragedy theory’

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What is the social model?

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Society disables the person w impairment by its failure to include them

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What are terms in the medical model?

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IMPAIRMENT
Loss or abnormality of physiology or anatomical structure or function

DISABILITY
Restrictions of activity as a consequence of impairment

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What are terms in the social model?

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IMPAIRMENT
The functional limitation within the individual caused by the physical mental or sensory loss

DISABILITY
The loss/limitation of opportunities to take part in normal life of the community on an equal level to others due to physical/social barriers

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What are some basic facts?

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8.7-10 million physically disabled people in UK
8% of these are wheelchair users

General pop-
0.02% mild/moderate learning difficulty
0.004% have profound/multiple disability

25% of people w learning disabilities have a carer 65+
20% have 2 carers 70+

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What is challenging behaviour?

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The person or others are placed in serious jeopardy, or it may seriously limit/deny access to used of normal community facilities

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How do disabilities affect dentistry?

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Makes tx potentially dangerous
More at risk of dental disease
Compliance w personnel care and tx

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How might tx become dangerous?

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Cardiac lesion (more at risk of IE)
Immune compromised
Bleeding tendency

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Why might people be more at risk of dental disease?

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Cleft lip/palate
Down syndrome (less risk of caries but more risk of perio)
Cerebral palsy

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What might there be difficulties with compliance of personnel care/tx?

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Autism (spectrum however)
ADHD
Cerebral palsy (dexterity)

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What are some fissure sealant statistics?

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48 months 60% caries reduction and 52% retention

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What is autism?

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31-47/10000
3:1 male:female

Difficulties-
-social interaction
-communication
-inflexibility in thinking and behaviour (but more likely difficulty in understanding info)

Starts to appear 6 months-year

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What is ADHD?

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Hyperactive/inattentive/compulsive
3:1 male:female
1/3 have another disorder

Management-
-meds
-behaviour modifications
-lifestyle changes
-counselling

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What is Down Syndrome?

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Trisomy 21
Upslanting palpebral fissure
Simian fold
Reduced muscle tone
Reduced IQ (70)
Congenital heart disease 50%
Gastric reflux
Thyroid dysfunction
Immune deficiency- high risk leukaemia
C1 and C2 Atlanto-axial instability
Less caries, more perio, delayed eruption, macroglossia

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What is cerebral palsy?

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Hypoxia around time of birth
1.3:1 male:female
2/1000
Damage to motor control centres
Abnormal muscle tone (slouching, reflexes, coordination)
Sometimes cognition/epilepsy

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What is SEAMLESS?

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Should have opportunity
Education
Access
Multidisciplinary
Link work
Empowerment
Special care/paeds dentistry
Service provision