overall review

Question 1

superscription

Answer 1

pt name, address, date and symbol

Question 2

inscription

Answer 2

main body of the prescription, name and quantity of the drug

Question 3

subscription

Answer 3

directions to the pharmacist for mixing the medication

Question 4

signature

Answer 4

instructions for the pt on how much to take the medicine, when and how much. DENTIST SIGNS/ DEA

Question 5

dose

Answer 5

amount of drug the pt takes

Question 6

who is the prescription written by

Answer 6

dentist or physican

Question 7

a field block is indicated when

Answer 7

two or three teeth are being restored

Question 8

what type of drug name is Advil

Answer 8

brand name

Question 9

an analgesic could be prescribed for

Answer 9

pain

Question 10

drug prescribed to slow the clotting of blood

Answer 10

Coumadin

Question 11

most frequently selected form of pain control used in dentistry

Answer 11

local anesthesia

Question 12

type of injection technique dentist would use for a small area of maxillary teeth

Answer 12

infiltration

Question 13

first dentist to offer n2o/02

Answer 13

Horace wells

Question 14

what level or stage of anesthesia would a pt reach if he or she is relaxed and fully conscious

Answer 14

analgesia stage 1

Question 15

achieved by injecting the anesthetic into the posterior superior alveolar nerve

Answer 15

block

Question 16

size needle used for infiltration (maxillary)

Answer 16

1 inch

Question 17

nerve trunk =

Answer 17

quadrant dentistry

Question 18

temp loss of feeling or sensation

Answer 18

anesthesia

Question 19

aspiration

Answer 19

local anaesthetic may fail if the injection is given into a blood vessel