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Principles Of Instrumentation Flashcards

1
Q

What are the armamentarium used in incising tissue?

A

Scalpel Holder #3
Needle #15, #12, #11

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2
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What is the most common blade used in dentistry?

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No. 15

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3
Q

What is the blade used for incision and drainage?

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No. 11

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4
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It is a hook shaped blade

A

No. 12

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5
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Blade used for mucogingival procedures and maxillary tuberosity

A

No. 12

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6
Q

Commonly used grasp in oral surgery

A

Pen grasp

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7
Q

What is the most commonly used periosteal elevator?

A

No. 9 Molt Periosteal Elevator

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8
Q

It is most commonly used when teeth are to be extracted and soft tissues attachment around tooth mits be released

A

Woodson

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9
Q

It loosens soft tissue via gingival sulcus

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Woodson

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10
Q

Most commonly used in retracting cheek

A

Minnesota

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11
Q

Retracts mucoperiosteal flap

A

Seldin

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12
Q

Commonly used as tongue retractor

A

Mouth mirror

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13
Q

What retractor will you use for small flaps

A

Periosteal

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14
Q

Retractor for large flap

A

Minnesota

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15
Q

Where should the retractor rest?

A

Sound bone

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16
Q

Most commonly used in soft tissue graspin

A

Adson (1 tooth)

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17
Q

Has locking handle and many teeth usually used in epulis fissuratum

A

Allis forceps

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18
Q

Forcep that will injured teeth

A

Allis forcep

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19
Q

It is used for smoothing bone before suturing mucoperiosteal flap

A

Bone file

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20
Q

Use for bone removal and tooth sectioning, tapped with controlled force

A

Chisel and mallet

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21
Q

Should not be used to remove large bone and tooth

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Blumenthal rongeur

22
Q

For dentoalveolar surgical procedure, cuts small amount of sharp edges of bone, it is inserted in the sockets in interradicular bone

A

Blumenthar rongeur

23
Q

What burs are is used in bone removal

A

No.8 round bur
No. 557 and 703 fissure bur

24
Q

The face of the beak is Crosshatched (positive grip), with locking handles and short and stout beak

A

Needle holder

25
Q

In holding needle holder, what fingers are used?

A

Thumb and ring finger

Index finger: along the length of the holder
Second finger: aids in controlling locking mechanism

26
Q

Used in closing mucosal incision

A

Suture needle

27
Q

Most commonly used size of suture materials in oral surgery

A

3-0 (smaller), 000(larger)

28
Q

Most commonly used suture material

A

Silk,

Why? To recall the patient because nonresorbable

29
Q

What is the disadvantage of silk material

A

Wicking (loose)

30
Q

What is used to cut edges?

A

Dean’s scissor

31
Q

It is not used to cut suture

A

Iris scissor

32
Q

Armamentarium:

A

Syringe
Needle
Cartridge
Topical anesthesia
Gauze
Applicator stick

33
Q

It support adjacent structure

A

Palm grip and finger guard

34
Q

2 basic grips

A

Palm grip
Finger grip

35
Q

Elevators used in smaller root tips and frequently used at beginning of luxation of an erupted tooth

A

301 (small)
304 (large)

36
Q

Used to remove roots by teasing small root tip from their socket

A

Root tip picks

37
Q

Root tip picks are also called

A

Apex elevators

38
Q

Root tip picks (3)

A

East
West
Straight

39
Q

It removes tooth from alveolar bone

A

Forceps

40
Q

Used for maxillary mono rooted, universal

A

No. 150

41
Q

Used specifically for max premolar

A

150 A

42
Q

Universal forcep for maxillary deciduous teeth

A

150s

43
Q

Forceps used for max tri rooted

A

18r and 18l

44
Q

Forceps for mandibular mono rooted

A

151

45
Q

For mandibular premolar only

A

151A

46
Q

Forceps mandi deciduous teeth

A

151s

47
Q

Used for mandibular teeth birooted

A

17

#16

48
Q

Also known as duck foot

A

17

Most useful in lower molar
Has bilateral pointed lips

49
Q

Also know as cow horn

A

16

Designed with 2 pointed heavy beaks

50
Q

17 is used for ———

A

Mandi 2nd molar

51
Q

Forcep Used for maxillary teeth root fragment

A

69

52
Q

Forcep used for mandi teeth root fragment

A

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