Dr.BrenDr.PatExam1-GI/Liver/Kidney Flashcards
What is the most common oral manifestation of inflammatory bowel disease?
Aphthous stomatitis (interesting!)
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
liver enzymes
What are the most effected coagulation factors affected in Hepatitis?
Vit K dépendez factors (1972) II, VII, IX, X
**What are the standards for both platelet count and INR for a patient with liver disease?
INR less than 3.5 and a platelet count over 50,000
What are three main items to look for in a med consult with a patient with liver problems?
platelet count, liver function, and PT/INR
You can do extractions if a liver disease patient is under 50,000 platelet count?
Yep, same day as a transfusion! (6hr window)
What amount of lidocaine is considered limited for liver disease patients?
120mg
What is the critical GFR for dental treatment? What about albumin-creatinine ratio?
GFR greater than 50mL/min…albumin-creatinine ratio greater than 30mg/g
What are three oral manifestations/higher risk for patients with Chronic Kidney Disease?
1.Gingivitis 2.perio disease 3.DMFT
What are the 4 principles for treating patients with Chronic Kidney disease?
1.Ability to withstand dental care 2.hemostasis 3.infection 4.drug interactions
What should the hematocrit level be higher than for dental treatment?
greater than 25%
What doe the absolute Neutrophil count need to be higher than for dental tx?
500mm3
Chronic Kidney Disease is defined as Progressive, asymptomatic decline in renal function for MORE THAN ____ months
3 months
Chronic Kidney Disease is defined as decreased GFR (LESS THAN ____ mL/min) OR urine ______:_____ ratio >30mg/g
less than 60 mL/min…..albumin:creatinine
What are the two most common co-morbidities associated with CKD? Which sex is it more common?
HTN, DM…FEMALES