diagnostic procedures and clinical diagnosis of PA pathosis

Question 1

categories

Answer 1

1) healthy pulp
2) pulpitis
3) necrosis
4) acute apical periodontitis 5) chronic apical periodontitis

Question 2

endodontic therapy

Answer 2

1) prevention or resolution of periradicular infections

Question 3

microbial etiology

Answer 3

1) germ free rats do not develop periapical lesions
2) teeth with lesions harbor bacteria in their canals

Question 4

reduction of bacteria

Answer 4

1) chemomechanical preparation

Question 5

prognosis depends on antimicrobial efficacy

Answer 5

1) positive cultures correlate with less healing

Question 6

dental history

Answer 6

1) previous dental treatments and events
2) signs and symptoms
3) the patients chief complaint in his or her own words

Question 7

pain and symptoms

Answer 7

1) location
2) chronology
3) quality
4) influencing factors

Question 8

referred pain

Answer 8

1) tooth to tooth
2) tooth to temporal region
3) tooth to Periradicular area
4) tooth to neck
5) sinus, ear, neck to tooth

Question 9

pulpitis inflammation

Answer 9

irreversible and reversible
necrosis

Question 10

periradicular diagnosis

Answer 10

1) normal
2) acute apical periodontitis
2) chronic apical periodontitis
3) acute periradicular abcess
4) chronic periarticular abscess
5) condensing ostteitis

Question 11

condition of clinical crown

Answer 11

1) caries, root caries
2) restoration
3) fracture
4) discoloration
5) abrasion, attrition

Question 12

…. diagnosis

Answer 12

1) normal
2) symptomatic and asymptomatic apical periodontition
3) ??? recheck slids

Question 13

RCT is a major factor in TP

Answer 13

1) longievity and function
2( implants may not solve all problems

Question 14

shaping is essential to RCT

Answer 14

1) canal enlargement for subsequent procedure

Question 15

vital pulp and RCT

Answer 15

1) non or very little bacterial contamination
2) higher success rate
3) necrotic pulp has lower success rate

Question 16

very painful #30, sensitivity to cold, lingers one minutes, carious exposure, normal PDL space

Answer 16

1) irreversible pulpitis

Question 17

deep caries on distal of #14, sensitive the sold, heat, sweets. No lingering. No spontaneous pain, PA tissues look normal

Answer 17

1) reversible pulpitis