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Key characteristics of a systematic review (5)

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  1. Well formulated question
  2. Comprehensive search
  3. Unbiased selection
  4. Assessment of papers
  5. Synthesis of data
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PICO

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Population
Intervention
Comparison
Outcome

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Dichotomous data

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Binary

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Continuous data examples

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Blood pressure
Weight

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Summary statistics used for dichotomous data (5)

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OR
RR
RRR (Relative risk reduction)
RD (absolute risk difference)
NNT (1/RD)

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Summary statistics for continuous data (2)

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  1. Weighted mean difference
  2. Standardised mean difference
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Sensitivity analysis

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Does the result change according to small variations in the data and methods?

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4 ingredients of resilience

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Awareness
Thinking
Reaching out
Fitness

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Name a common model used for risk factors

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Dahlgren-Whitehead Rainbow

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Access aids to the mouth for special care patients (3)

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  1. Bedi shield
  2. Open wide mouth rests
  3. Head support
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Clinical Holding

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Physical holds used to assist a pt in receiving dental care where the patients behaviour may present a safety risk to themselves or the dental team

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Assessment of learning disability (7)

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  1. Level of understanding
  2. Communication
  3. Physical and emotional access
  4. Co-operation
  5. Medical status
  6. Social status
  7. Dental status
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Signs of pain from someone who cannot reliably communicate (4)

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  1. Sleep interruption
  2. Changes in behaviour
  3. Rubbing of an area
  4. Pulling at an area
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What should you document for examinations of people with learning/physical disabilities

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What was examined and what was not - justification

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Biopsychosocial Model

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General acceptance that illness and health are the result of interaction between biological, psychological and social factors

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Financial barriers for patients (3)

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  1. Cost
  2. Travel
  3. Carers
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Mental health barriers for older patients (3)

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  1. Shame
  2. Confusion or lack of recall of conversations
  3. Public services perceived as inadequate
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Oral Health Literacy

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Degree to which individuals have the capacity to obtain, process and understand basic oral health information and services

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Barriers to effective communication (5)

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  1. Limited time
  2. Financial incentives promoting tx over prevention
  3. Lack of OHL training
  4. Limited plain language pt education materials
  5. Pts with low OHL
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Individual level barriers for pts with learning disability (4)

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  1. Lack of consent
  2. Complicated MH
  3. Inability to co-operate with tx
  4. Inability to communicate dental pain
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Facilitators of oral health care (4)

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  1. Financial support
  2. Dentists chair side manner
  3. Community support
  4. Interprofessional communication
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Aim of the guideline for use of GA in SCD (2)

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  1. When should GA be used in SCD
  2. How should tx be delivered in SCD with GA
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Communication aids for those with learning difficulties (5)

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  1. Makaton
  2. Picture boards
  3. Talking mats
  4. Social stories
  5. Technology
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For what patients is drooling more common (5)

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  1. Developmental disability
  2. Cerebral palsy
  3. Progressive neurological conditions
  4. Parkinsons disease
  5. Motor neuron disease
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What can oxygen therapy cause
Xerostomia
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Open wide
Training resource and manual for the delivery of oral care for people with additional care needs
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Empowerment for those with disabilities (4)
1. Prompt 2. Encourage 3. Support 4. Maximise the skills and ability of the person
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Positioning for brushing teeth in patients with ASN (3)
1. Support for body 2. Head support 3. Forward and down to prevent gagging
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Behavioural strategies for those with disabilities (5)
1. Bridging 2. Chaining 3. Hand over hand 4. Distraction 5. Rescuing
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Bridging
Demonstrate a behaviour yourself and give the pt what they need to mirror the behaviour
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Chaining
Bringing the persons hand to their mouth while describing the activity
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Hand over hand
Place your hand over their hand and gently brush their teeth
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Where to start with toothbrushing in pt with ASN (4)
1. Small head 2. Soft brush 3. Flavourless toothpaste 4. Start at back and move forward
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How to make oral care a positive habit (3)
1. Cue 2. Repetition 3. Reward
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Facilitating behaviour change (5)
1. Supportive and stable environments 2. Piggyback it onto an already positive experience 3. Make it easy/achievable 4. Unique and personalised queues 5. Practice and repeat
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DisDAT
Disability Distress Assessment Tool
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ART
Atraumatic Restorative Treatment
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What is addiction
Chronic, primary, neurobiological condition influenced by genetic, psychosocial and environmental factors
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3 different ways drugs can be classified
Behavioural Pharmacodynamic Legal
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Complications of injecting drugs (3)
1. Cellulitis 2. Abscess 3. Thrombophlebitis
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DCR
Drug consumption room
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HAT
Heroin assisted treatment
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Alcohol misuse
Excess of 5 units per day
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Alcohol amount guidance
14 units per week with 2 alcohol free days
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Signs of substance misuse (5)
1. Requesting specific drugs 2. Loss of reliability 3. Tremors 4. Altered pupils 5. Puncture marks
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Barriers to dental care for drug users (4)
1. Chaotic lifestyles 2. Fear or prejudice 3. Poor attendance and compliance 4. Cost
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Consent for drug dependent users
Capacity unlikely if pt currently under the influence - postpone tx
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LA in opioid users
Can have LA resistance
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LA in cannabis users
LA with adrenaline can prolong tachycardia
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LA in alcohol misusers (3)
Care with LA that is metabolised in the liver Keep doses to minimum Avoid IDB in coagulation defects
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Scheduling appointments for alcoholics
Morning appointments as they're less likely to be under the influence
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Dental advice for methadone users (4)
1. Straw 2. Drink water after consumption 3. Don't brush immediately after 4. Engage with dental services
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LA in patients who use cocaine, ecstasy, methamphetamines
Avoid adrenaline containing LA
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Populations at risk of ineffective endocarditis (4)
1. Previous IE 2. Prosthetic valves 3. Congenital heart disease 4. Ventricular assist devices
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Dental anxiety (2)
Emotional response to unknown danger General and anticipatory
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Dental fear
Intense biological response to immediate danger which is specific
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Dental phobia
Overwhelming and debilitating fear
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MDAS (2)
Modified Dental Anxiety Scale Scores between 5-25
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What age can the MDAS be used
16+
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Severe dental anxiety on MDAS
>19 or 5/5 on LA question
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MCDASf (2)
Modified child dental anxiety scale faces version Scores 9-45
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What ages can the MCDASf be used on
8-15
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Severe dental anxiety on MCDASf
>27
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General approaches to anxiety (2)
Pharmacological Psychological
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Building blocks of fear and anxiety (5)
1. Situation 2. Thoughts 3. Physical sensations 4. Emotions 5. Behaviours
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Feared hierarchy (2)
1. Create a fear ladder 2. Expose pt to small things and gradually work your way up
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DFA
Dental fear and anxiety
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Dimensions of healthcare quality (6)
Person centred Safe Effective Efficient Equitable Timely
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Factors contributing to adverse events (3)
Human factors Structural factors Clinical factors
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Components of clinical governance (6)
Education & training Risk Management Research & development Clinical effectiveness Clinical audit Openness
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Quality standards - process (3)
Setting Delivering Monitoring
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GDC CPD highly recommended topics (3)
1. Medical emergencies (10+/cycle and 2+/year) 2. Decon (5+/cycle) 3. Radiography and radiation protection (5+/cycle)
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SDRS
Scottish Dental Reference Service Review a sample of patients each year
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Audit Cycle (5)
1. Identify problem 2. Set standards 3. Observe practice/collect data 4. Compare performance with standard 5. Implement change
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Timeline for complaints (3)
Acknowledged within 3 days Quick resolution - 5 days Respond asap - no more than 20 days
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Time limit for Dental Complaints Service
12 months
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Main 3 questions for complaints (3)
1. What specifically 2. Expected outcome 3. Is it realistic
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Complaints should be
Investigated
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If pt unsatisfied with complaint handling (2)
Ombudsman for Health Service Complaints Dental Complaints Service
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If a complaints can't be resolved quickly
Give them regular updates (at least every 10 days)
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Key teeth to retain for QoL (3)
1. Occluding pairs 2. Number 3. Anteriors
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GA in elderly - complications
Complications increase with age
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Domiciliary care patients (4)
1. Bedbound 2. O2 therapy 3. Hospitalised 4. Agoraphobia
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Frailty phenotype (5)
1. Exhaustion 2. Reduced grip strength 3. Weight loss 4. Low activity 5. Slow gait
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Clinical Frailty Scale
1 - 9 From very fit to terminally ill
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Geriatric Giants now known as
Frailty Syndromes
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Frailty Syndromes (5)
1. Falls 2. Immobility 3. Delirium 4. Incontinence 5. Susceptibility to side effects (poly pharmacy)
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CGA
Comprehensive Geriatric Assessment

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