Local Anesthesia Review 3 Flashcards
1. Allergic clinicalreactions are produced by exaggerated response of the immune system. #2. Overdose clinical reactions are related directly to the pharmalogical properties of the causative agent.
a. both statements are true
b. both statements are false
c. #1 is true and #2 is false
d. #1 is false and #2 is true
a. both statements are true
In an overdose reaction: #1. The rate of injection is the most important factor in the case of an intravascular injection. #2. The vascularity of the tissue and presence of vasoconstrictors are not factors. a. both statements are true b. both statements are false c. #1 is true and #2 is false d. #1 is false and #2 is true
c. #1 is true and #2 is false
Which of the following are true about an overdose reaction?
a. local anesthetics exert a depressant effect on all excitable membranes
b. local anesthetics cross the blood brain barrier
c. respiratory depression and respiratory arrest, and cardiac arrest are possible
d. giving oxygen helps prevent acidosis
e. all of the above
f. a, c
e. all of the above
1. Signs and symptoms for mild overdose reactions are usually: retention of consciousness, talkativeness, agitation, increased heart and respiratory rate. #2. Most overdose reactions are mild and self-limiting.
a. both statements are true
b. both statements are false
c. #1 is true and #2 is false
d. #1 is false and #2 is true
a. both statements are true
In a severe, rapid onset overdose reaction: #1. Patient is unconscious, with or without convulsions. #2. Call 911, basic life support, oxygen for convulsions, possible anticonvulsants. a. both statements are true b. both statements are false c. #1 is true and #2 is false d. #1 is false and #2 is true
a. both statements are true
1. Vasoconstrictors decrease rate of absorption into the blood, reducing toxicity potential. #2. In dental local anesthetics, the drug has to enter the blood to have its effect.
a. both statements are true
b. both statements are false
c. #1 is true and #2 is false
d. #1 is false and #2 is true
c. #1 is true and #2 is false
1. The three main groups of allergenic responses to local anesthetic are: Dermatitis, bronchospasm and systemic anaphylaxis.
a. both statements are true
b. both statements are false
c. #1 is true and #2 is false
d. #1 is false and #2 is true
c. #1 is true and #2 is false
1. The most common dermatological signs/symptoms of an allergy from local are urticaria and angioedema. #2. Urticaria is associated with wheals, but has no itching.
a. both statements are true
b. both statements are false
c. #1 is true and #2 is false
d. #1 is false and #2 is true
c. #1 is true and #2 is false
Concerning generalized anaphylaxis: #1. Usually from penicillin and bee stings, not local anesthetics. #2. Epinephrine 1:1000 is given and then 10 minutes later if not better. a. both statements are true b. both statements are false c. #1 is true and #2 is false d. #1 is false and #2 is true
a. both statements are true
Which of the following may be performed in management of laryngeal edema with full blockage?
a. call 911
b. give epinephrine IM or SC
c. maintain airway
d. give antihistamine IM/IV, corticosteroid IM/IV
e. all of the above
f. a, b
e. all of the above
1. Taking a thorough medical history and having patient dialogue can reduce systemic complications. #2. Using a vasoconstrictor (if not contraindicated), slow rate of injection and avoiding intravascular injections can all help prevent overdose and its complications.
a. both statements are true
b. both statements are false
c. #1 is true and #2 is false
d. #1 is false and #2 is true
a. both statements are true
1. There are 4 main levels of sedation. #2. Minimal sedation (anxiolysis) is the best level to use for dental hygiene.
a. both statements are true
b. both statements are false
c. #1 is true and #2 is false
d. #1 is false and #2 is true
a. both statements are true
The following is true about general anesthesia except:
a. the patient loses consciousness
b. the patient is not able to respond verbally and physically
c. patient usually maintains own airway
d. patient cannot be aroused
c. patient usually maintains own airway
During nitrous oxide use, if the patient becomes agitated or excited after being calm:
a. the patient needs a higher concentration of nitrous
b. the patient needs a lower concentration of nitrous
c. leave the concentration of nitrous alone and try to reason with the patient
b. the patient needs a lower concentration of nitrous
The following are true about nitrous except:
a. enters into a chemical combination in the body
b. does not chemically combine in the body
c. it is not metabolized in the body
a. enters into a chemical combination in the body