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incisor luxator for rodents and lagomorphs
less curved is for mandibular incisors and more curved is for maxillary
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fine curved luxators for rodents and lagomorphs
apply to labial and palatal surfaces of incisors
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Cheek tooth right angled luxator
rodents and lagomorphs
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rodent and lagomorph extraction forceps
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UNC-15 probe
periodontal probe
15mm with color code at 5, 10, 15
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marquis color coded probe
marquis=
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classic sickle shaped explorer #23
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Hoe scaler -2 points of tooth contact for fine control
PULL motion
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Chisel for tight interproximal spaces (btn MN P4-M1)
Have 1 straight and 1 curved end
PUSH motion, bevel at 45
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Kirkland periodontal knife
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Orban interdental periodontal knife
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University of Michigan O probe with Williams markings
1,2,3,5,7,8,9,10
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University of michigan O probe
3,6,8 markings
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WHO Probe with ball at end (diameter 0.5)
then markings at 3.5, 8.5, 11.5mm
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Naders probe for feeling in furcation areas
3,6,9,12mm
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hoe
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chisel
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file
What fungal disease caused these gingival lesions?
Cryptococcus gatti
reportable
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Kirkland gingivectomy knife, for GV, removing granulation tissue
(looks like a putter)
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Orban GV knife, for interdental GV
What is each blade called?
15, 12 (sickle), 15C
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Ochsenbein chisel-push motion for debriding after periodontal flap, straight chisel (wedelstadt is also straight chisel)
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goldman fox scissors, curved and serrated blade
what is this called
molt #9
double point on sharp end
what is this
mead #3
crooked 1 sharp end
what is this
24 periosteal elevator
we use a #24 periosteal elevator
same ends as a mead #3 but more flat elevator
name each blade
a= 15
b= 15C
c= 11
d= 10
name each blade handle
normal=3
b=5 (hold the gripper with all 5 fingers)
c=B3 (because round and flat so letter and number)
d=7 because 7 is a skinny number
what is this instrument?
Ebner grafter
Is this an H or K file?
K file
-stronger, quarter turn and pull
breaks faster COUNTER clockwise
Which is zip vs ledge?
2=ledge, 3=apical zip
What is the mechanism of action of alendronate in cats to decrease progression of tooth resorption?
- Supports recruitment of osteoblasts and osteoclasts from the PDL for repair of lesions
- Binds exposed hydroxyapatite, inhibit recruitment of and then induce apoptosis in osteoclasts
- Prevents osteoclast activation by promoting RANKL
- High bioavailability in vascular tissues leads to odontoblast recruitment to repair TR lesions
Binds exposed hydroxyapatite, inhibit recruitment of and then induce apoptosis in osteoclasts
-alendronate is a bisphosphonate, JVD
what is this?
step back
-get to WL then go bigger with the file while going LESS apically
is this a cingulum or a mamelon?
cingulum
palatal aspect of incisors where mandibular incisors touch in normal occlusion
cingulum or mamelon?
mamelon= protrusions on the incisal edge of incisors fromed by developmental grooves
typically wear with time
what type of motion should these tips be used with?
light pressure (1N hand writing) and avoid continous pressure and use light intermittent pressure (maria says pulse)
-but the fronteirs paper also says light continuous motion so confusing
what is this and what is it used for
johns hopkins galbladder forceps-blunt dissection after incision to get to pharyngeal wall for pharyngostomy or pharyngotomy
what is this and what is it used for?
mixter forceps-like a rochester carmalt for e-tube placement-Verstraete says measure to 8th rib from mid-cervical esophagus
-avoid jugular and maxillofacial veins
what is the formula for animals <2kg or >45kg aka allometric nutritional formula?
70 ( weight ^ 0.75)= RER kcal/day
linear= (30x kg) + 70
Why is the fan shaped beam of a conventional CT beneficial?
decreases scatter xray detection
