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Module 5 Flashcards

1
Q

What injection is utilized when a pt. has little/no opening ability?

A

Vazarani-Akinosi

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2
Q

Akinosi is also called?

A

Closed Mouth Mandibular Nerve Block

Tuberosity Technique

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3
Q

What nerves are affected during an Akinosi injection?

A

All the the IA gets PLUS the Mylohyoid

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4
Q

The penetration site for the Akinosi Injection is ______ to the ramus adjacent to the ______ at the height of the ________ adjacent to the MX ____?

A

medial
tuberosity
mucogingival junction
3rd molar

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5
Q

The Akinosi injection site is ____ the IA and _____ the Gow Gates?

A

above

below

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6
Q

One advantage to the Akinosi is when a pt. has ______ IA and mandibular canals?

A

bifud

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7
Q

What injection is a TRUE Mandibular Nerve Block?

A

Gow-Gates

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8
Q

What are the two nerve the Gow Gates anesthetizes that the IA/Akinosi does not?

A

Auriculotemporal and buccal

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9
Q

The penetration site for the Gow-Gates injection is _______ to the rams lined up from the _____ ____ to the ____ of the mouth distal to the ______ tooth?

A

Medial
Intertragic Notch
corner
MX 2nd molar (ML cusp)

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10
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What is the site of deposition on a Gow-Gates Injection?

A

Lateral side of the condylar neck

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11
Q

What structures are affected with a A-MSA injection?

A

Pulp and tissues of premolar to the central on one side

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12
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What nerves does a P-ASA affect?

A

ASA

Nasopalatine

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13
Q

What structures are affected with a P-ASA injection?

A

PALATAL Tissues and pulps of centrals through canines (BILATERALLY)

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14
Q

What is the target on a P-ASA injection?

A

Nasopalatine Foramen

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15
Q

What is the landmark for a P-ASA injection?

A

Nasopalatine Papilla

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16
Q

What is the target area for the MX Nerve Block?

A

Greater Palatine Foramen

17
Q

What structures are affected with a MX Nerve Block?

A

All teeth and gingiva on 1 side

Skin of lower eye, side of nose, cheek, and upper lip

18
Q

What is the Periodontal Ligament injection more commonly called?

A

Intraosseous

19
Q

What structures are affected by the PDL injection?

A

terminal nerve endings @ site of injection and the apex of the tooth

20
Q

When would a PDL injection be good?

A

when pulp anesthesia is needed on 1-2 teeth

21
Q

When can we NOT use a PDL injection?

A

On primary teeth with permanent tooth buds showing

22
Q

You only use _____ml of anesthetic for a PDL injection per tooth?

A

.2

23
Q

What is one advantage to a PDL injection?

A

Can work on both mandibular arches the same day

24
Q

What is the deposition site for a PDL injection?

A

Depth of gingival sulcus

25
Q

What is the penetration site for a PDL injection?

A

Long axis of tooth

(M/D) aspect

26
Q

What accessory injection is similar to the PDL but is useful in site of infection?

A

Intraseptal

27
Q

What procedures would you be doing if you did an Intraseptal injection

A

Gingival curetage

Surgical flaps

28
Q

What is the insertion point for a Intraseptal injection?

A

center of papilla

29
Q

The needle goes into interdental septum ___ ___ mm with the intraseptal injection?

A

1-2

30
Q

What structures does an Intraseptal injection anesthetize?

A

bone, soft tissue, and root structures of tooth

31
Q

The bevel faces which direction for an Intraseptal injection?

A

apex of tooth

32
Q

What type of injection utilizes a STABIDENT?

A

Intraosseous

33
Q

How much anesthetic is used in an intraosseous injection?

A

.6 ml (1-2 teeth)

34
Q

What type of injection is inserted directly into a pulp chamber/canal?

A

Intrapulpal

35
Q

How much anesthetic is used for an Intrapulpal injection?

A

.2-.3 ml

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