NOTES Flashcards
ADPIED
Assesment
Diagnosis
Planning
Implementation
Evaluation
Documentation
ASA CLASSIFICATION
ASA I: healthy
ASA II: controlled systemic-smoker, pregnant, dental anxiety
ASA III: uncontrolled systemic - controlled AIDS, angina, CVA, COPD (heart and lungs)
ASA IV: uncontrolled heart and lungs (no elective care)
ASA V: wont live past 24hrs
ASA VI: brain dead
ULCERS ON MUCOSA
HERPETIC: keratinized
APTHOUS: non-keratinized
MOST COMMON CYST IN ORAL CAVITY
RADICULAR CYST (periapical)
MOST COMMON SALIVARY LESION
mucocele
ARESTIN
mynocycline (tetracycline)
spheres
ATRIDOX
doxycycline (tetracycline)
PERIOCHIP
chlorehexidine
also peridex (rinse)
MOUTHRINSE SUBSTANTIVITY LEVEL
lowest to highest
oxygenating, sanguinaire, quarternary, essential oils & chlorehexidine
ABUSED PATIENT- BRUISES
purple (new) > green (1wk) > yellow (2wks) > brown (2-4wks)
SPHENOID BONE
superior orbital fissure (V1)
foramen rotundum (V2)
foramen ovale (V3)
ETHMOID BONE
connects to the brain
behind nose
MUSCLES OF MASTICATION
“Mom Makes Tasty Lasagna”
MASSETER: elevates
MEDIAL PTERYGOID: elevates
TEMPORALIS: elevates and retract
LATERAL PTERYGOID: depresses and protudes
ARTERIES OF THE HEAD AND NECK
theres 8 arteries
“Some Angry Ladies Fight Off PMS”
Superior thyroid
Ascending pharyngeal
Lingual
Facial
Occipital
Posterior auricular
Maxillary
Superficial temporal
NUMBER OF CRANIAL BONES
8
frontal. parietal (2), occipital, temporal (2), spheoid and ethmoid
NERVOUS SYSTEM
HOW MANY BONES ARE THERE IN THE SKULL?
NUMBER OF FACIAL BONES
14
TOOTH COMPOSITION
enamel: 97% inorganic
dentin: 70% inorganic
cementum: 50 % inorganic
TOOTH FUNCTIONS
incisors: cut
canines: pierce
premolars: assist molars
molars: grind
WHERE DO YO CHECK PTS PULSE IN AN EMERGENCY
common carotid artery
TMJ MOVEMENTS
SENOVIAL CAVITY: between the condyle and glenoid fossa
TRANSLATORY (glide) : upper cavity
HINGE (depress) : lower cavity
cocoon: connective tissue
LIGAMENTS OF TMJ
JOINT CAPSULE (secretes senovyal fluid)
LATERAL
STYLO MANDIBULAR > (keep mandible from
SPHENOMANDIBULAR > transluxing (too forward)