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
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Chronological age refers to

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the actual age in terms of years

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3
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Mental age is the

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level of intellectual capacity and development

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4
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emotional age is the patients level of

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emotional maturity

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5
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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
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what is the frankl scale used for

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used to establish and record patient behaviour

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7
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on the frankl scale, a rating of 1 would deem the patient as __

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definitely negative - refusing

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8
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what is a papoose board

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

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9
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what is intellectual disability

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the state of functioning characterized by intelligence and adaptive skill limitations

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10
Q

down syndrome is also known as

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trisomy 21

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11
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what are the 4 levels of intellectual disability

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mild, moderate, severe, profound

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12
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mild intellectual disability would be characterized as

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minimal impairment in child hood that betters with age

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13
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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

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uncontrollable involuntary movement

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15
Q

spasticity is

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increased muscle tension and exaggerated movement

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16
Q

traumatic intrusion is when a tooth is

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forcibly driven into the alveolus

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17
Q

extrusion and lateral luxation is when a tooth is

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displaced causing damage to periodontal ligaments

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18
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luxation is another word for

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dislocation

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19
Q

the classification of fractures is inline with __

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

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20
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objective fears are

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learned fears, influenced by others

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21
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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
after what age is the dentition permanently changed from thumb sucking
age 5
26
class 1 malocclusion is a
normal occlusion relationship with mal aligned anterior teeth
27
class 2 malocclusion is also known as
distoclusion
28
distoclusion is a overbite because the _
body of the mandible has an abnormal distal relationship to the maxilla
29
Class 2 Div 1 malocclusion is when the
anteriors flare (retrognathic)
30
Class 2 Div 2 is when the
centrals tip and laterals flare (mesiognathic)
31
Class 3 malocclusion is also known as
mesioclusion
32
Class 3 malocclusion is an underbite because the
body of the mandible has an abnormal mesial relationship to the maxilla
33
crowding
caused by lack of space in the arch
34
open bite is the
lack of vertical overlap of maxillary incisors
35
overbite is the
excessive overlap of maxillary incisors
36
overjet is the
excessive protrusion of maxillary incisors that leaves space between the facial of mand incisors and lingual of max incisors
37
cross bite happens when the arches are
disproportionate
38
what are cephalometric images used for
evaluating and analyzing the anatomical bases for malocclusion, skull bones and soft tissue
39
panoramic imaging i used to
view eruption process of primary and permanent teeth. and evaluation eruption space
40
what is used to create space between interproximal contacts
separators
41
how are ortho bands placed
they are fitted to the tooth, cemented commonly using glass ionomer then seated with a band seater
42
what 3 materials can brackets be made of
titanium, stainless steel and ceramic
43
when are round arch wires used
initial and intermediate stages of treatment
44
square arch wires are used for the
final stage of treatment
45
what are the two components of head gear
traction device and facebow
46
what is a positioner
a rubber custom tray used after treatment prior to retainer to allow for alveolus to rebuild
47
serial extraction is a procedure in which the
first premolar is removed
48
osteoblasts are for
building bone
49
osteoclasts are for
removing bone
50
movement of teeth =
compression on one side and tension on the other
51
moving a tooth upright is known as
tipping