LA and IDB Flashcards

1
Q

what is local anesthesia?

A

loss of sensation in a circumscbribed area of the body by a depression of excitation in nerve cell endings or an inhibition of the conduction process in peripheral nerves

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2
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how is pain abolished?

A

by interrupting the pathways that carry the information of the stimulus from the periphery of the body to the CNS/by removing the stimulus
anaesthetic solution to sensory nerves

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3
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nerve cells can transmit electrical changes which leads to?

A

propogation of an action potential
= change in ion distribution and alters membrane potential
ion channels are blocked by LA solutions

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4
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inf alv nerve is what branch of mandib nerve? trigeminal?

A

sensory branch

3rd and last trunk of trigeminal

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5
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inf alv leaves foramen ovale into?

A

infratemporal fossa
passes between lateral and medial pterygoid muscles
behind lingual nerve through mandib foramen into mandibular canal

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6
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contraindications to an IDB?

A

haemophiliacs, anticoagulant therapy, co operation

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7
Q

aim for where when doing an IDB?

A

ext oblique ridge at anterior aspect of ascending ramus
pterygomandibular raphe = fibrous structure seperating buccinator from superior constrictor muscle, runs from pterygoid hamulus to mandible at retromolar region

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8
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how much solution for idb?

A

2ml

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