hand instruments Flashcards

1
Q

how did GV Black order instruments?

A

according to ORDER names, SUBORDER names, CLASS names, and SUBCLASS names.

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2
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order names

A

denote the purpose for which the instrument is to be used

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3
Q

suborder names

A

define the manner or position of use of the instrument.

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4
Q

class names

A

describe the working point of the instrument, such as spoon excavator.

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5
Q

subclass names

A

indicate the angle of the shank.

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6
Q

instrument formula

A

devised by Dr G V Black
allows instruments to be readily duplicated anywhere

e.g. gingival margin trimmer is 15-95-8-12R

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7
Q

first 2 digits of the instrument formula

A

the width of the blade in tenths of a millimetre

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8
Q

third and fourth digits of the instrument formula

A

length in millimetres

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9
Q

fifth digit digits of the instrument formula

A

the angle which the blade forms with axis of the handle

expressed in hundredth of a circle (100 gradations or centigrades)`

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10
Q

sixth and seventh digits of the instrument formula

A

cutting edge angle to the length of the blade

express in centigrades

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11
Q

handle letter digits of the instrument formula

A

one of pair made in rights and lefts in order to work more effectively

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12
Q

4 parts of hand instruments

A
  • handle
  • shank
  • blade and cutting edge
    or
  • nib and point
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13
Q

handle

A

longest part of hand instrument where it is held

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14
Q

shank

A

joins the handle to the blade or nib

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15
Q

blade and cutting edge

A

in cutting instruments

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16
Q

nib and point

A

in non-cutting instruments

17
Q

double ended instruments

A

each end mirrors the other end in shape

18
Q

3 uses of mirrors

A
  • viewing intra-orally
  • soft tissue retraction
  • protection
19
Q

5 uses of probes

A
  • Caries detection
  • Point focus
  • Surface testing
  • Manipulation of objects
  • Retraction
20
Q

use of tweezers

A
  • handling small objects
21
Q

3 uses of excavators

A
  • caries excavation
  • material removal
  • shaping and contouring restoratives
22
Q

2 uses of chisels

A
  • finishing cavo-surface margin angles and enamel surfaces

- removal of unsupported enamel prisms

23
Q

2 uses of gingival margin trimmers/hatchets

A
  • finishing cavo-surface margin angles and enamel surfaces

- removal of unsupported enamel prisms

24
Q

use of plastics

A

manipulation fo shapeable filling materials

25
Q

use of condensers

A

condensing amalgam

26
Q

2 uses of carves

A
  • carving amalgam

- shaping composite

27
Q

use of burnishers

A

finishing amalgam restorations/ manipulating composite

28
Q

use of spatula

A

mixing materials (except resin/filler based cements) and resotratives

29
Q

use of applicators

A

placing lining materials

30
Q

2 matrices

A

kerr hawe supermat

kerr adapt supercap

31
Q

2 uses of matrices

A
  • replacing cavity walls

- assisting in moisture control

32
Q

use of amalgam carriers

A

carrying amalgam from Dappen pot to cavity

33
Q

use of composite gun

A

composite placement