Pediatric + Orthodontic Chapters 57,60 Flashcards

1
Q

what layout do pediatric and ortho offices have to benefit the response of patients

A

an open bay concept

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2
Q

Chronological age refers to

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the actual age in terms of years

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3
Q

Mental age is the

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level of intellectual capacity and development

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4
Q

emotional age is the patients level of

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emotional maturity

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5
Q

erik eriksons stages of development were formulated to

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create a baseline/norm for the social and emotional development of children

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6
Q

what is the frankl scale used for

A

used to establish and record patient behaviour

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7
Q

on the frankl scale, a rating of 1 would deem the patient as __

A

definitely negative - refusing

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8
Q

what is a papoose board

A

a form of physical restraint used to keep childrens limbs down during treatment

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9
Q

what is intellectual disability

A

the state of functioning characterized by intelligence and adaptive skill limitations

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10
Q

down syndrome is also known as

A

trisomy 21

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11
Q

what are the 4 levels of intellectual disability

A

mild, moderate, severe, profound

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12
Q

mild intellectual disability would be characterized as

A

minimal impairment in child hood that betters with age

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13
Q

profound intellectual disability is characterized as

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the need for constant aid and supervision

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14
Q

athetosis is

A

uncontrollable involuntary movement

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15
Q

spasticity is

A

increased muscle tension and exaggerated movement

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16
Q

traumatic intrusion is when a tooth is

A

forcibly driven into the alveolus

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17
Q

extrusion and lateral luxation is when a tooth is

A

displaced causing damage to periodontal ligaments

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18
Q

luxation is another word for

A

dislocation

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19
Q

the classification of fractures is inline with __

A

how many structures the fracture extends into (class 2 = enamel and dentin)

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20
Q

objective fears are

A

learned fears, influenced by others

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21
Q

subjective fears are

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fears resulting from personal experience

22
Q

anterior tongue thrusting is when the tongue is pushing against the

A

lingual side of anterior teeth of maxilla

23
Q

lateral tongue thrusting causes the

A

bite to close

24
Q

fan tongue thrusting is when the tongue pushes against the

A

occlusal surface

25
Q

after what age is the dentition permanently changed from thumb sucking

A

age 5

26
Q

class 1 malocclusion is a

A

normal occlusion relationship with mal aligned anterior teeth

27
Q

class 2 malocclusion is also known as

A

distoclusion

28
Q

distoclusion is a overbite because the _

A

body of the mandible has an abnormal distal relationship to the maxilla

29
Q

Class 2 Div 1 malocclusion is when the

A

anteriors flare (retrognathic)

30
Q

Class 2 Div 2 is when the

A

centrals tip and laterals flare (mesiognathic)

31
Q

Class 3 malocclusion is also known as

A

mesioclusion

32
Q

Class 3 malocclusion is an underbite because the

A

body of the mandible has an abnormal mesial relationship to the maxilla

33
Q

crowding

A

caused by lack of space in the arch

34
Q

open bite is the

A

lack of vertical overlap of maxillary incisors

35
Q

overbite is the

A

excessive overlap of maxillary incisors

36
Q

overjet is the

A

excessive protrusion of maxillary incisors that leaves space between the facial of mand incisors and lingual of max incisors

37
Q

cross bite happens when the arches are

A

disproportionate

38
Q

what are cephalometric images used for

A

evaluating and analyzing the anatomical bases for malocclusion, skull bones and soft tissue

39
Q

panoramic imaging i used to

A

view eruption process of primary and permanent teeth. and evaluation eruption space

40
Q

what is used to create space between interproximal contacts

A

separators

41
Q

how are ortho bands placed

A

they are fitted to the tooth, cemented commonly using glass ionomer then seated with a band seater

42
Q

what 3 materials can brackets be made of

A

titanium, stainless steel and ceramic

43
Q

when are round arch wires used

A

initial and intermediate stages of treatment

44
Q

square arch wires are used for the

A

final stage of treatment

45
Q

what are the two components of head gear

A

traction device and facebow

46
Q

what is a positioner

A

a rubber custom tray used after treatment prior to retainer to allow for alveolus to rebuild

47
Q

serial extraction is a procedure in which the

A

first premolar is removed

48
Q

osteoblasts are for

A

building bone

49
Q

osteoclasts are for

A

removing bone

50
Q

movement of teeth =

A

compression on one side and tension on the other

51
Q

moving a tooth upright is known as

A

tipping