Oral Surgery Flashcards

1
Q

Why does the surgical assistant need to know the chain of asepsis?

A

To prevent the risk of infection

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2
Q

A ___________ is also known as a routine or simple extraction.

A

Forceps extraction

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3
Q

What does impacted tooth mean?

A

Tooth is not erupted, under the soft tissue, or under soft tissue and bone

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4
Q

A _________ is biopsy that removes a wedge of the lesion with some normal tissue.

A

Incisional biopsy

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5
Q

What is the difference between an excisional biopsy and an exfoliative biopsy?

A

Excisional: removes entire lesion
Exfoliative: biopsy gathers cells by a brush

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6
Q

True or False: It isn’t necessary to avoid straws after oral surgery.

A

False; this could cause a dry socket (alveolitis)

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7
Q

Which forcep is used on the maxillary arch?

a. 150
b. 151

A

a. 150

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8
Q

What does a rongeurs do?

A

shape edentulous ridge by clipping bone, grab small tooth fragments

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9
Q

If a doctor needs to section an impacted wisdom tooth, what might he use?

A

surgical handpiece and bur

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10
Q

What are two indications for oral surgery?

A

extracting teeth that cannot be restored, surgical removal of impacted teeth, smooth and contour alveolar ridge, extractions for ortho treatment, remove cysts and tumors, biopsy

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