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Question 0

Fat soluble vitamins

Answer 0

A D E K

All Dieters Eat Kilocalories

Question 1

INFECT

Signs of infection

Answer 1

Increased pulse and respiration
Nodes are enlarged 
Function is impaired
Erythema edema exudate
Complaints of discomfort or pain 
Temperature- systemic local both

Question 3

Libel

Slander

Answer 3

Libel- library- words- WRITTEN

Slander- SPOKEN

Question 4

severe destruction of periodontium, loss of most primary teeth by the age of 4 and most permanent teeth by age 14; Hyperkeratosis of palms and soles of feet

Answer 4

Papillon–Lefèvre syndrome

Question 5

partial albinism, sun and light sensitivity; serious periodontal destruction with acute inflamed gingiva and ulcers

Answer 5

Chédiak–Higashi syndrome

Question 6

measurement from CEJ to base of pocket

Answer 6

clinical attachment LEVEL

Question 7

When recession of the gingival margin is present, the CAL is calculated by adding the probing depth to the gingival margin level

Answer 7

clinical attachment LOSS

Question 8

deficiency of neutrophils or PMNs

Answer 8

neutropenia

Question 9

what appears as a blue-purple macule

Answer 9

Kaposi’s sarcoma (HIV)

Question 10

“hairy” associated with HIV

Answer 10

hairy leukoplakia

Question 11

“hairy” associated with smoking

Answer 11

black hairy tongue

Question 12

Fibrous repair stages (4)

Answer 12

blood clotting, wound cleansing, rebuilding tissue, wound remodeling

Question 13

Aspirin and ibuprofen inhibit

Answer 13

prostaglandins

Question 14

Asthma medications (Singular) inhibit

Answer 14

leukotrienes (lungs)

Question 15

gingival recession, alveolar bone loss, root exposure are characteristics of ___; typically on facial aspect, oval defect.

Answer 15

dehiscence

Question 16

window of bone loss on facial or lingual, bordered by alveolar bone along coronal aspect

Answer 16

fenestration

Question 17

chest pain from lack of oxygen; crushing pressure, arm, shoulder neck mandible, 5 minutes

Answer 17

ischemia; angina pectoris; coronary

Question 18

nitroglycerin expires after

Answer 18

6 months

Question 19

nitroglycerin admin for attack during appt

Answer 19

give only if systolic BP is 100+
1 tab / 5 mins
max 3 tabs / 15 mins

Question 20

condition the enlarges heart

Answer 20

hypertension

Question 21

do not use epinephrine due to sulfites for what pt

Answer 21

asthmatic

Question 22

pink puffer (males)
blue bloater (females) "smokers cough"

Answer 22

pink: emphysema
blue: chronic bronchitis

Question 23

5 A’s to smoking cessation

Answer 23

Ask
Advise
Assess
Assist
Arrange

Question 24

C4 spinal cord injury: functional level

Answer 24

None- needs ventilator; quadriplegic

Question 25

C5 spinal cord injury: functional level

Answer 25

Minimal- partial shoulder & partial elbow

Question 26

C6 spinal cord injury: functional level

Answer 26

Sit, Eat with devices; (shoulder, elbow, partial wrist)

Question 27

C7 spinal cord injury: functional level

Answer 27

Personal self care with devices- (shoulder, elbow, wrist, partial hand)

Question 28

C8 - T1 spinal cord injury: functional level

Answer 28

Personal self care, wheel chair transfer

Question 29

Epilepsy - continuos convulsion lasting more than 5 minutes

Answer 29

Status epilepticus

Question 30

Epilepsy - severe seizures

Answer 30

Grand Mal

Question 31

chronic degenerative disease of CNS

Answer 31

multiple sclerosis

20-40 yrs of age, mostly women

Question 32

__% of Hep C cases become chronic with liver damage

Answer 32

85%

Question 33

condition: widened PDL; Raynaud’s phenomenon

Answer 33

scleroderma

Question 34

Mastication muscle:

depression, protrusion, lateral shift

Answer 34

lateral pterygoid

Question 35

Mastication muscle:

retrusion & elevation

Answer 35

temporalis

Question 36

Mastication muscle:

elevation (3)

Answer 36

temporalis, masseter, medial pterygoid

Question 37

Nicotine stomatitis, candida albicans, leukoedema, leukoplakia, hairy leukoplakia linea alba

Answer 37

White Lesions

Question 38

melanotic macule, amalgam tattoo, fordyces granules, varicosities, addisons disease

Answer 38

Pigmented lesions

Question 39

pseudomembranous, erythematous, chronic atrophic, angular cheilitis, median rhomboid glossitis

Answer 39

Candida albicans

Question 40

irritation/traumatic fibroma, papilloma, hemangioma

Answer 40

Connective tissue disorders

Question 41

epulis fissuratum, papillary hyperplasia of palate, pyogenic granuloma, peripheral giant cell carcinoma, gingival hyperplasia, chronic hyper plastic pulpitis

Answer 41

Inflammatory soft tissue lesions

Question 42

erythema multiform, stevens johnson syndrome, lichen planus, lupus, traumatic ulcer, aphthous ulcer

Answer 42

Ulcerative lesions

Question 43

herpes simplex virus 1 & 2, herpetic whitlow, herpangina, hand foot mouth, infectious mononucleosis, varicella-zoster infections

Answer 43

Viral ulcerative lesions

Question 44

tori, exostoses, cementoma, pagets disease, multiple myeloma, florid osseous dysplasia

Answer 44

Bone lesions

Question 45

radicular, residual, dentigerous, primordial, odontogenic keratocyst, lateral periodontal

Answer 45

Odontogenic cysts

Question 46

globulomaxillary, nasopalatine duct, nasolacrimal

Answer 46

Non-odontogenic cysts

Question 47

mucocele, ranula, sialolithiasis, benign mixed tumor (pleomorphic ademona), submandibular salivary gland depression (static bone cyst)

Answer 47

Salivary gland lesions

Question 48

actinic keratosis, actinic cheilitis, squamous cell carcinoma

Answer 48

Pre-cancer and cancerous lesions

Question 49

osteo

Answer 49

bone

Question 50

chondro

Answer 50

cartilage

Question 51

neuro

Answer 51

nerve

Question 52

rhabdomyo

Answer 52

skeletal muscle

Question 53

leiomyo

Answer 53

smooth muscle

Question 54

fibro

Answer 54

connective tissue

Question 55

adeno

Answer 55

glands