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1
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In hypertension what stage usually has no contraindication to ambulatory oral surgery?

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-Mild to moderate

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What is the systolic and diastolic range in mild to moderate hypertension?

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  • Systolic < 200

- Diastolic < 110

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What is the systolic and diastolic range in severe hypertension?

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  • Systolic > 200

- Diastolic > 110

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What do you do if someone has severe hypertension

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-Postpone until pressure is better controlled

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If someone is in mild to moderate hypertension what should you do with treatment?

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-You can do treatment

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If someone has an acute hypertensive event with SYMPTOMS what is that known as?

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-Hypertensive emergency

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What are some symptoms with a hypertensive emergency?

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  • Dizzy

- Faint

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What are the key principles with Ischemic heart disease?

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  • Mismatch in myocardial oxygen demand and oxygen supply

- Angina is a symptom of ischemic heart disease

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Who does Ischemic heart disease occur in?

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  • Men over 40

- Post menopausal women

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What drug do you give if someone has angina?

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-Nitroglycerin

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What does nitroglycerin do?

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  • Venodilation (more than vasodilation)
  • Vasodilation
  • Decreases the demand on the heart because it diminishes the preload
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How many carpules can you give at most to a patient with angina?

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-2 carps every 30 minutes

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What is what Metabolic equivalent defined as?

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-3.5 mL O2 uptake/kg per min

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If a person answers yes to getting chest pain after walking one city block or a flight of stairs what does that mean?

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-They have poor functional capacity

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What is the line of MET’s for poor function capacity?

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< 4 MET

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What is a Myocardial infarction?

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-Results when an oxygen supply-demand mismatch results in myocardial cell/death/ dysfunction

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What is the difference between angina and myocardial infarction?

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-Myocardial infarction is associated with cell death

18
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If a person has a myocardial infarction history how long should it be until dental treatment elective surgeries are performed?

19
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Dual antiplatelet therapy is recommended for how long following PCI (Percutaneous intervention) and stenting procedures?

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-12 months

20
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What drugs are they one if doing DAPT?

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  • Aspirin (platelets)
  • Plavix (platelets)
  • Coumadin (vitamin K dependent)
  • Xabans
21
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What is common in patients with history of ischemic heart disease?

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-Cardiac Dysrhythmias

22
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What is a condition in which a problem with the structure or function of the heart impairs its ability to supply sufficient blood flow to meet the body’s needs known as?

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-Heart Failure

23
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What are some of they symptoms of congestive heart failure?

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  • Shortness of breath (due to fluid build up in the lungs)

- Coughing

24
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What should you do if someone has congestive heart failure?

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-Defer treatment until heart function has been medically improved an the physician believes treatment is possible

25
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What are Cerebrovascular accidents?

26
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What are the two types of strokes?

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  • Hemorrhagic

- Ischemic

27
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Which type of stroke deals with a clogged artery?

28
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If a patient has had a Cerebrovascular accident (CVA) what are they at further risk for?

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-More CVAs

29
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If a person has had a CVA and you take their blood pressure and it appears hypertensive what should you do?

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-Defer treatment

30
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What is infective endocardititis?

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-An infection of the heart chambers or valves

31
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What bacteria is a common cause of IE?

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-Streptococcus viridans

32
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What are the four guidelines if someone has IE that need a prophylaxis treatment?

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  • Prothetic cardiac valve
  • Previous IE
  • Congenital Heart Disease
  • Cardiac transplant
33
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What is the most common antibiotic for IE prophylaxis?

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-Amoxicillin

34
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If a person is allergic to penicillin what antibiotic should you use for IE prophylaxis?

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-Clindamycin

35
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What amount of amoxicillin should you provide to someone who has IE?

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  • 2 g 30-60 minutes prior to procedure (adults)

- 50 mg/kg in children

36
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What amount of clindamycin should you provide to someone who has IE?

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  • 600 mg (adults)

- 20 mg/kg

37
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If patients have a mechanical valve are they anti-coagulated? If so for how long?

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-Yes and for life

38
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What are the four Vitamin K dependent factors?

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  • II
  • VII
  • IX
  • X
39
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What is a normal INR (International normalized ratio)?

40
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What do you need to know if somebody is on coumadin?

41
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What is another name for Coumadin?

42
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MONA stands for what? Use this for someone who begins having severe chest pain

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  • Morphine
  • Oxygen
  • Nitroglyercine (sublingual)
  • Aspirin

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