Dr.BrenDr.PatExam1-GI/Liver/Kidney Flashcards

1
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What is the most common oral manifestation of inflammatory bowel disease?

A

Aphthous stomatitis (interesting!)

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For an Active viral infection: active virus replication in the liver, antigen presence in the serum, signs and
symptoms of liver disease, elevated ________ for >6 months, persistent hepatic cellular necrosis

A

liver enzymes

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3
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What are the most effected coagulation factors affected in Hepatitis?

A

Vit K dépendez factors (1972) II, VII, IX, X

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4
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**What are the standards for both platelet count and INR for a patient with liver disease?

A

INR less than 3.5 and a platelet count over 50,000

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5
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What are three main items to look for in a med consult with a patient with liver problems?

A

platelet count, liver function, and PT/INR

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6
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You can do extractions if a liver disease patient is under 50,000 platelet count?

A

Yep, same day as a transfusion! (6hr window)

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7
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What amount of lidocaine is considered limited for liver disease patients?

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120mg

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8
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What is the critical GFR for dental treatment? What about albumin-creatinine ratio?

A

GFR greater than 50mL/min…albumin-creatinine ratio greater than 30mg/g

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9
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What are three oral manifestations/higher risk for patients with Chronic Kidney Disease?

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1.Gingivitis 2.perio disease 3.DMFT

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What are the 4 principles for treating patients with Chronic Kidney disease?

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1.Ability to withstand dental care 2.hemostasis 3.infection 4.drug interactions

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What should the hematocrit level be higher than for dental treatment?

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greater than 25%

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12
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What doe the absolute Neutrophil count need to be higher than for dental tx?

A

500mm3

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13
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Chronic Kidney Disease is defined as Progressive, asymptomatic decline in renal function for MORE THAN ____ months

A

3 months

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14
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Chronic Kidney Disease is defined as decreased GFR (LESS THAN ____ mL/min) OR urine ______:_____ ratio >30mg/g

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less than 60 mL/min…..albumin:creatinine

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15
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What are the two most common co-morbidities associated with CKD? Which sex is it more common?

A

HTN, DM…FEMALES

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16
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YOU GOT THIS WRONG ON THE EXAM: GFR RANGE OF ____ for STAGE 1 CKD

A

90 plus, with Kidney damage

17
Q

YOU GOT THIS WRONG ON THE EXAM: GFR RANGE OF ___-___ for STAGE 2 CKD

A

60-89

18
Q

YOU GOT THIS WRONG ON THE EXAM: GFR RANGE OF ___-___ for STAGE 3 CKD

A

30-59

19
Q

YOU GOT THIS WRONG ON THE EXAM: GFR RANGE OF ___-___ for STAGE 4 CKD

A

15-29

20
Q

YOU GOT THIS WRONG ON THE EXAM: GFR RANGE OF _____ for STAGE 5 CKD

A

less than 15

21
Q

YOU GOT THIS WRONG: What are the 7 consequences of CKD?

A

DAB SHEI….1.Drug intolerance 2.Anemia 3.Bleeding 4.Skeletal 5.HTN 6.Electrolytes 7.Infection

22
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What are the 4 labs indicated for a med consult for a patient with CKD?

A

1.GFR 2.Serum Creatnine 3.Creatnine Clearance 4.Hemoglobin/Hematocrit

23
Q

4 Key oral manifestations of CKD….

A

1.Candadiasis 2.Gingivitis/PerioDisease/Caries 3.Xerostomia 4.Uremic Stomatitis

24
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What are 3 important principles for treating a pt with CKD?

A

1.hemostasis 2. infection 3. drug interactions/dosages

25
Q

What are the platelet and hematocrit standards for a patient with CKD?

A

platelet over 50,000….hematocrit over 25%

26
Q

What is the absolute neutrophil count standard for a pt with CKD?

A

over 500

27
Q

What is the GFR standard for altering DOSE of drugs in a pt with CKD?

A

GFR under 50 (she clarified this later)

28
Q

Which stage CKD do we need to obtain a Med Consult? What is the GFR range for this again? :)

A

Stage 4 or higher…GFR of 15-29

29
Q

What are the ABC’s of dental modifications with CKD pt’s?

A

A-Analgesics & Abi B-Bleeding C-Chair position D-Drugs E-Emergencies

30
Q

What is the most common condition causing liver disease?

A

viral hepititis

31
Q

What is the IRREVERSIBLE liver condition that leads to fibrosis?

A

cirrhosis

32
Q

What are the three most common causes of lichen planus?

A

1.Hep C 2.Nsaids 3.HTN,Cardio,Arthritis Meds