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Exam II-Review Cards Flashcards

1
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Why is A1C a better indicator of a diabetics health?

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It tests a longer time span

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What is the preferred INR if a patient is on cumadin?

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<2.5

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Which treatment phase (NAME and #) involves surgery?

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Surgical Therapy (hard tissue)/Phase II

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Which treatment phase (NAME and #) involves surgery?

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Surgical Therapy (hard tissue)/Phase II

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How long after initial therapy/phase I do you wait for a Re-Evaluation?

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4-6 weeks

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Which phase do we do Scaling and Root Planing?

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Initial Therapy(soft tissue management)/Phase I

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Where is CEMENTUM THE THICKEST?(you got this wrong, idiot).

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Apically

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Where is CEMENTUM THE THICKEST?(you got this wrong, idiot).

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Apically

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What is the normal amount of GCF?

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0.43 - 1.56 microLiters

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10
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What antibodies are found in GCF?

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IgG

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What happens to GCF @ the smoking event?

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it increases!

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What time of the day is GCF the highest?

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6am to 10pm (circadian rhythm)

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13
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GCF is increased with ______ hormones.

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Female Sex hormones

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Who am I? Proteins, antibodies, antigens, enzymes….Antibodies – IgG….Cells – epithelial, leukocytes……Electrolytes – K, Ca, Na….Organic Compounds – metabolic and bacterial

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GCF or SULCULAR fluid

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15
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Where am I going to find more tetracycline? GCF or Blood?

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GCF yo!

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What am I? Lubrication, Physical Protection, Cleansing, Buffering, AntibacterialAction

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SALIVA

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17
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Are leukocytes in Saliva or GCF?

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HAHA GOTCHA…its both.

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18
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What uses coating similar to gastric mucin?

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Saliva!

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19
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Which fluid has Electrolytes – K, Ca, Na? Which one has bicarb/phosphate?

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GCF=electrolytes….Saliva=bicarb/phosphate

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What are the three antimicrobial actions of Saliva? _____– Control of bacterial colonization…________ – breaks bacterial cell walls….________ – oxidation of susceptible bacteria

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IgA…..Lysozyme….Lactoperoxidase

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21
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What does GCF do with Gingival inflammation in the first 2-4 days?

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INCREASES!

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22
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THE color of gingivitis: Which areas change color first?_____ before _____ before ______.

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Papilla before GM before AG

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Which Page & Shro. phase do you get an increase of GCF?

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Initial! (NO GINGIVITIS THO!)

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24
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If your transplant Pt has too much gingival growth with Cyclosporin, what can I switch to that has less fibroblast activity?

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Tac-Ro-Lim-Us

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25
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What is multiple abscesses attributed to?

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PERIODONTAL abscesses due to SYSTEMIC Disorder (Diabetes, immunosuppression)

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26
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What are these conditions of gingivitis describing? Marginal & generalized, Single or multiple tumor-like lesions, Prevention – Plaque control

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PREGNANCY gingivitis!

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27
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What is the numero uno bug assoc. with pregnancy ginvigivis? What is their FUEL for growth factor?

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P.I.!!! Prevotalla Intermedia..STEROIDS!

28
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What are the 4 risk factors for PD? Give an example for each..

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1.Microbial-A.A. 2.Systemic-Genetics 3.Behavioral-Smoking 4.Local-Restorations

29
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What am I talking’ bout? Rapid Onset • Severe Pain

• Gingival Bleeding

A

NUG

30
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Who am I? Interdental Crater “Punched-out” Papilla, Pseudomembrane, Fetid Breath

A

NUG

31
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What is the main BUG assoc. with NUG?

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P.I.!!! Prevotella Intermedia!! (like Prego!) (also spirochetes)

32
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What am I? Severe, deep pain, Rapid onset, Soft tissue and attachment loss, Exposed bone, Low CD4 and high viral counts

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NUP

33
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What is another term for Acute Herpetic GingivoStomatitis?Who has this? (2 grps)

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Primary Herpes…Kids or ImmunoCompromised adults

34
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What are the two sites in the oral cavity you will see Primary Herpes?

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Bound and Non-Bound tissues

35
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Where is recurrent Herpes found (2)? What fruit formation should you think for Recurrent herpes?

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BOUND tissues (palate!!!) &&& Labialis (extra-oral)….Grape clusters

36
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What are the 2 ways to Tx Primary Herpetic Gingivostomatitis? (WITH 1 example of each)

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1.Supportive Tx-Bland Mouthwash 2.Systemic-A-Cyc-Lo-Vir

37
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Is Abreva an anti-viral?

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NO! it prevents the virus from getting into the cell

38
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The normal PEDO periodontium…_____ pink…Firm or soft…..Either smooth or ______… Stippling found in ___% of children between ages of 5-13 years…..Interdental gingiva is ______ facio-lingually, and _______ mesiodistally…Mean gingival sulcus depth ave. ___ mm

A

pale…firm…stippled….35%…BROAD FL….NARROW MD…1 mm

39
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PEDO perio: PDL of deciduous teeth is ______ than that of permanent teeth… Radiographically, the trabeculae in the alveolar bone are fewer but _______ than in the adult…. The crests of interdental bony septa are ______.

A

wider….thicker….FLAT!

40
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Tooth Eruption: During mixed dentition, it is normal for the _________ around the permanent teeth to be very prominent, especially in the maxillary anterior region OR “_____” gingiva!!!

A

Marginal Gingiva…“ROLLED” gingiva!

41
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Malpositioned teeth accumulate more _______.

A

Accumulate more plaque!!

42
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What type of Pocket?? Base of pocket is coronal to level of underlying bone AND the alveolar bone has HORIZONTAL bone loss….

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SUPRA-bony Pocket

43
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What type of pocket?? Base of pocket is APICAL to the level of the adjacent bone AND the alveolar bone has VERTICLE bone loss.

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INFRA or INTRA-bony Pocket

44
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WHY do we perform POCKET REDUCTION THERAPY!!!???

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Rationale for pocket reduction is based on the need to eliminate areas of PLAQUE ACCUMULATION

45
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What type of abscess am I? Discharge of pus with probe or pressure, Mobility, Rapid pocket formation, BONE LOSS.

A

Periodontal Abscess

46
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What abscess am I? Localized swelling - marginal or interdental…Red, smooth, shiny surface….May present purulent exudate?

A

Gingival Abscess

47
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What are these describing? Contours conform to roots, Crest follows CEJ—-OH big one…SCALLPED..

A

NORMAL Perio BONE characteristics

48
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What is the MOST COMMON destructive bone loss pattern??

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HORIZONTAL bone loss!

49
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Which Vertical Bone loss category will have BEST regeneration??

A

a 3 Wall Defect

50
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Which Verticle bone category will have the worst regeneration?

A

a 1 wall defect

51
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What is the MOST COMMON osseous defect?

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Osseus Craters

52
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Occurs when excessive occlusal forces are exerted on a tooth with a NORMAL periodontium.

A

Primary Occlusial Trauma

53
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Occurs when normal or excessive forces are placed on a tooth with a REDUCED periodontium.

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Secondary Occlusial Trauma

54
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What happens if theres NO occlusion on the tooth? ______ of the periodontium…..________of the PDL space….Tendency towards _______…..Increase in _______ thickness….Thinning of _________

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Atrophy….Narrowing…extrusion..CEMENTUM….alveolar bone

55
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Trauma from Occlusion: Radiographic signs…Widened ______…. Disruption / loss of ________…..Root ______…DO you see CAL?

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PDL space….lamina dura…..resorption…HELL NAW, no CAL

56
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You get bone ______ on the side you are pulling toward (pressure).

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Resorption

57
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You get bone ______ on the back side of the pulling force/tension.

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Deposition

58
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Diagnose THAT! 26 y/o male—Very light plaque & calculus—-PD 5-9 mm—-CAL> 5 mm—–Almost all teeth involved—-Systemically healthy

A

Generalized, Aggressive, Periodontitis

59
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Diagnose THIS! 16 y/o female—–Very little plaque and calculus——PD 5-7 mm on incisors & 1st molars—–CAL> 5 mm—–Systemically healthy

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Localized, Aggressive, Periodontitis

60
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Diagnose me plez… 39 y/o female—-Heavy plaque & calculus—-PD 3-5 mm—-CAL 1-2 mm—- > 30% sites involved—- Systemically healthy

A

Generalized, mild (slight), chronic, periodontitis

61
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What is this AIDS manifestation? Non-wipeable, Lateral border – tongue—Keratotic area, corrugated, which may appear “shaggy”

A

Oral Hairy Leukoplakia

62
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What is this AIDS oral manifestation? Diminished host resistance–Candida albicans–Often refractory, wipeable..

A

Oral Candadiasis

63
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What is this AIDS manifestation? Vascular neoplasm–HHV-8 associated–Localized, slow growing

A

Kaposi’s Sarcoma

64
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What is this AIDS manifestation? Infectious vascular proliferative disease, Similar to KS, Rickettsia-like
organism etiology, Red, purple, blue soft tissue lesion

A

Bacill-ary Angio-Mato-sis

65
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Which AIDS manifestation? “Freckles”, Buccal mucosa, palate, gingiva, tongue..HIV drug etiology

A

Oral Hyperpigmentation

66
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Which AIDS manifestation? Fiery red gingival band, Non-painful, Unpredictable response to therapy, NOTassociatedwith low CD4 count or high viral load

A

Linear Gingival Erythema

67
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What are the two tests (AND their limits) when treating a diabetic patient?

A

Blood [Glucose] < 120…..A1C < 6

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