PATIENT MANAGEMENT- HEART DISEASES Flashcards
1
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- Cleft lip & palate / Ventricular Septal Defect (Formative, 2005)
a. What will the patient’s medical history affect your dental management of the patient?
A
- Antibiotic prophylaxis for CHD
- Cleft lip & palate—
- speech problem, communication problem
- malaligned teeth –> OHI
- teeth number –> impaction or missing –> extraction, ortho, prosthetic, implant
2
Q
- Cleft lip & palate / Ventricular Septal Defect
b. What LA would you use (name , concentration), and state its components
A
Xylestein –A, 2% lignocaine with 1:80000 epinephrine, Ringer’s solution, preservatives, reducing agent
3
Q
- What are the clinical management and precautions for patients with rheumatic heart disease?
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- According to AHA 2007 guideline, RHD is no longer considered as high risk for IE, which do not need antibiotic cover prior to dent al treatment
- Clinical management
- Treatment of RHD involves pharmacological therapy like aspirin and antibiotics
- Caution possible drug interactions
- Reasonable to defer elective dental treatments if patient is under active medical treatment, until after consultation with physician
4
Q
- Patient with mitral valve regurgitation and history of MI (Summative, 2007) a. Risks & precautions to be taken for management of this patient (5)
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5
Q
- Patient with mitral valve regurgitation and history of MI (Summative, 2007)
b. How could dental extraction lead to IE? Common oral micro-organisms involved (10)
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6
Q
- Patient with mitral valve regurgitation and history of MI (Summative, 2007)
c. Signs and symptoms of MI and investigations to be taken (5)
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- Palpitation, shortness of breath , angina pectoris, fatigue, dizziness, nausea, vomiting, loss of consciousness, swollen feet and ankles
- Diagnostic tests: Electrocardiogram, blood pressure measurement, blood cholesterol level, angiogram( contrast medium with chest radiograph)
7
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- Patient with mitral valve regurgitation and history of MI (Summative, 2007)
d. American heart association guideline on IE (5)
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