Module 14- cleft, surgery, psychiatric disorders Flashcards

1
Q

What is the prevalence of cleft lip/palate?

A

1-2/1000 births

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2
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Cleft lip occurs more frequently in ________ and cleft palate occurs more frequently in _______

A

males

females

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3
Q

When does a cleft lip/palate occur?

A

first trimester

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4
Q

The lip forms between what weeks in utero?

A

4-7

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5
Q

Cleft lip becomes apparent by the end of the ______ month in utero?

A

2nd

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6
Q

The palate forms between what weeks in utero?

A

8-12

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7
Q

Cleft palate is evident by the end of the _____ month in utero?

A

3rd

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8
Q

Cleft lip and palate are caused by ______ ______ and _______ factors?

A

multifactorial genetic

environmental

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9
Q

When is the significant time for the environment to influence the development of cleft lip and palate?

A

early in 1st trimester

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10
Q

what vitamins (if deficient) can play a role in cleft lip and palate

A

vitamin A

Folic Acid

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11
Q

What is a class 1 cleft?

A

tip of uvula

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12
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What is a class 2 cleft?

A

bifud uvula

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13
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A cleft of the soft and hard palates is a class?

A

4

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14
Q

A cleft of the soft palate only is a class?

A

3

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15
Q

C cleft that continues through the alveolar ridge on ONE side is a class?

A

5

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16
Q

A class ___ cleft is when the muscle union is imperfect across the soft palate

A

7

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17
Q

A cleft that continues through alveolar ridge on BOTH sides is a class?

A

6

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18
Q

A pt. with clefts has a greater chance of what characteristics related to the teeth?

A

supernumerary
missing
form abnormalities

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19
Q

Missing teeth in pts. with clefts are usually presented on what side of the mouth?

A

the side the cleft is on

20
Q

An open palate provides direct communication with the ______ ____?

A

nasal cavity

21
Q

A cleft lip makes it difficult for a child to?

22
Q

Cleft lip/palate or both are features of over _____ other disorders?

23
Q

A pt. with cleft lip/palate will have a deficiency of the _______ lip? It is usually short and ______?

A

upper

retroposed

24
Q

Cleft lip/palate pts. have a predisposition towards ______ respiratory and _____ ear infections?

A

upper

middle

25
What is a common speech problem seen in a patient with clefts?
nasal tones
26
What are the 2 common appliances used in cleft patients?
obturator | speech Aid prostheses
27
An _______ is a removable device to close the palatal opening?
obturator
28
A speech aid prosthesis is _______ and is used to complete the ______ _______ required for speech?
removable | palatopharyngeal valving
29
Orthodontic treatment may begin as early as ____ yrs. old?
3
30
What is the rule of 10's with cleft lip surgery?
10 wks old 10lbs 10mg/ml hemoglobin count
31
The main purpose of early surgical treatment of a cleft is to help with ______ closure of the palate?
partial
32
Primary surgery to fix a cleft lip is at what age?
2-3 mo
33
Primary surgery to close a cleft palate is done at what age?
18 mo or earlier
34
Pts with clefts are known to be "______ _____"
clinic tired
35
Why is halitosis a problem for pts. with clefts?
due to mucous from nasal cavity entering the mouth | biofilm accumulation on prostheses
36
After a pre-surgery scaling appointment you would instruct a pt. to rinse with?
chlorhexidine for tissue conditioning
37
What vitamins are essential in promoting healing after oral surgeries?
A, C, riboflavin
38
Having a cleaning before oral surgery may make it less likely for ______ _____ post surgically?
bacterial infections
39
Having a cleaning before oral surgery may make improve the ______ of tissues and lessen the ________ at time of surgery?
tone | bleeding
40
Irrigation should be performed for how long after oral surgery?
first few days
41
What type of mouth-rinses are used for irrigation following oral surgery?
saline chlorhexidine fluoride
42
Is a cleaning carried out on a patient who is undergoing an acute exacerbation of schizophrenia?
NO
43
What is tardive dyskinesia?
involuntary movements of mouth, lips, tongue, jaws
44
When would you see a pt. with tardive dyskinesia?
long term antipsychotic meds (schizophrenia)
45
A patient who is _______ and in the _____ phase may have abraded/lacerated gingiva because of overeager brushing motions?
bipolar | manic