Surgery Flashcards
1
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Impacted Teeth most to least coomon
A
Mandibular third molars > maxillary third
molars > maxillary canines
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Q
Ideally, extractions should be done __________ weeksbefore radiation treatment.
A
3-6 weeks
3
Q
How long after the placement of an implant will the collagen matrix be deposited?
A
4-6 weeks
4
Q
Junctional epithelium around implant evident at ______
A
2 weeks
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Q
A
6
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Winter’s Classification
easiest extraction
most difficult extraction
A
– Mesioangular= easiest
– Distoangular= most difficult
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Q
Pell and Gregory Classification- most difficult extraction
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Class C
Class 3
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Q
Oro-Antral Communication (OAC)
Most common with __________
Tx:
A
Most common with maxillary first molars
Tx: if <2mm do nothing, 2-6mm 4As and
figure-eight suture, >6mm flap surgery
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Alveolar Osteitis
cause and Tx:
A
- When blood clot dislodges or dissolves before wound heals following an extraction
- Does not require antibiotics
- Tx: irrigation and local pain control
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Q
- Most common with __________
- Tx:
- Patients with numbness lasting more than _____
weeks should be referred for
microneurosurgical evaluation
A
- Most common with lower third molars & IAN
- Tx: medrol dosepak
- Patients with numbness lasting more than 4
weeks should be referred for
microneurosurgical evaluation
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Tooth Displacement
* Maxillary first/second molar
* Maxillary third molar
* Mandibular third molar
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Tooth Displacement
* Maxillary first/second molar -maxillary sinus
* Maxillary third molar -infratemporal fossa
* Mandibular third molar - submandibular space
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Suction Tips
* Yankauer suction= ________ tissue
* Frazier suction= _________ tissue
A
Suction Tips
* Yankauer suction= soft tissue
* Frazier suction= hard and soft tissue
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Q
Tissue Retractors
Austin uses:
minnesota
wieder
seldin
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- Austin
– Right angle
– For small
flaps - Weider
(Sweetheart)
– Broad heart- shaped to protect
and retract tongue
– For mandibular
lingual surgery - Minnesota
– Offset curved
and broad
– For cheek/flap - Seldin
– Long and flat
– For elevating down to
floor of mouth as in
mandibular tori
removal
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Types of periosteal elevator
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- Woodson periosteal= small and delicate
- # 9 Molt periosteal= larger
15
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Elevators
Wedge ______ elevator
wheel and axle
lever
A
Pick
triangular
straight
16
Q
Uses:
Pick elevator
triangular
A
Retained and broken roots
broken roots
17
Q
Lower Cowhorn Forceps
* no.#
– _________teeth
A
Lower Cowhorn Forceps
* #23
– Lower molars
18
Q
Extraction Forceps
– Universal, uppers no.#
– Universal, lowers no.#
teeth__________
A
150
151
Premolars
19
Q
Upper Cowhorn Forceps
* no.#
– ____________
– Two beaks-
– One beak -
A
Upper Cowhorn Forceps
* #88R/L
– Upper molars
– Two beaks - palatal root
– One beak - buccal bifurcation
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Q
Ash Forceps
* #
–_______teethAsh Forceps
A
Ash Forceps
* #74
– Mandibular premolars
21
Q
Upper Root Forceps
no.#
A
65
22
Q
Blades;
#10
#11
#12
#15
A
15
– Most common for
intraoral surgery
* #10
– Large skin incisions
* #12
– Mucogingival surgery
– Curved shape
enhances ease of
access to the sulcus
* #11
– Stab incisions
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Q
- Rongeurs uses:
- Osteotome (Bone Chisel)
– Monobevel -
– Bibevel - - Bone File
- Surgical Handpiece
– Straight fissure burs -
– Round burs -
A
- Rongeurs
– Double spring
pliers
– Trim interradicular
bone - Osteotome (Bone Chisel)
– Flat end tapped with
surgical mallet
– Monobevel à remove
torus
– Bibevel à section teeth - Bone File
– For final smoothing
before suturing
– Removes bone with
pull stroke - Surgical Handpiece
– Do NOT use airdriven handpiece
– Straight fissure burs
à section teeth
– Round burs à
remove bone
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Q
- Useful for blunt dissection of soft tissue such
as in I&D
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Hemostat
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suture
* Primary purpose is to __________
* Suture should be placed from _______ tissue to _________ tissue
*_________ suture is the easiest and most
common technique
* Silk has ___________ property that allows
bacteria to invade
* Primary purpose is to immobilize a flap
* Suture should be placed from movable tissue
to non-movable tissue
* Simple interrupted is the easiest and most
common technique
* Silk has wicking property that allows
bacteria to invade
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* Adson Tissue Forceps
– Toothed uses
– Non-toothed
* Adson Tissue Forceps
– Toothed -periosteum, muscle, aponeurosis
– Non-toothed - fascia, mucosa, pathological tissue for
biopsy
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Scissors
* Dean
* Mayo
Scissors
* Dean
– For cutting sutures
* Mayo
– For cutting fascia and dissecting soft tissue
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* Outward (buccal/labial) - initial movement for
___________ teeth
* Inward (lingual/palatal) - initial movement for
_________ teeth
* Rotary - initial movement used in __________ teeth
* Apical - applied to _________ tooth, avoid excessive
pressure in _________
* Outward (buccal/labial) à initial movement for
most permanent teeth
* Inward (lingual/palatal) à initial movement for
most primary teeth
* Rotary à initial movement used in conical- rooted teeth
* Apical à applied to every tooth, avoid excessive
pressure in maxillary molars
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during extraction with elevator fulcrum is _________
Alveolar bone
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Types of Mucoperiosteal Flaps
* Envelope= __________ vertical releases
* Three-Cornered= _________ vertical release
* Trapezoidal= __________ vertical releases
Types of Mucoperiosteal Flaps
* Envelope= 0 vertical releases
* Three-Cornered= 1 vertical release
* Trapezoidal= 2 vertical releases
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* Semilunar incision
– For ____________
– Apically displaced flap is impossible
in ________
* Double Y incision
– For
Apicoectomy
maxillary palate
Palatal torus removal
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Is adolescent's contraindication for implant
Yes
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Anti-roration is seen in one-piece/Two-piece abutment?
Two- piece
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Cement may be trapped subgingivally
and cause __________
Cement may be trapped subgingivallyand cause periimplantitis
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Antirotation Component
* Prevents ________ of abutment
* Provides ________ of abutment
Antirotation Component
* Prevents rotation of abutment
* Provides stabilization of abutment
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Implant Placement
* 1mm -
* 1.5mm -
* 2mm -
* 3mm -
* 5mm -
Implant Placement
* 1mm - buccal plate, lingual plate, inferior
border, maxillary sinus, nasal cavity
* 1.5mm - adjacent natural teeth
* 2mm - IAN
* 3mm - adjacent implant
* 5mm - mental nerve (due to anterior loop)
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Bone Quality
* Implant success rate goes from high to low
* Type I=
* Type II=
* Type III=
* Type IV=
Bone Quality
* Implant success rate goes from high to low
* Type I= anterior mandible
* Type II= posterior mandible
* Type III= anterior maxilla
* Type IV= posterior maxilla
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Osseointegration is by _________ stability
secondary
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* Analog=
implant replica
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Impression coping use
used to transfer location and angulation of implant to a
master cast
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* Gingival fibers orient next to implant ___________
with cuff
parallel
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Peri-implant bone loss _______ mm per year after
first year is normal
<0.2mm
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Implant Failure
* ______˚C for 1 minute or _______˚C for 7 minutes is
enough to compromise osseointegration
Implant Failure
* Gram negative anaerobic rods and filaments
* 47˚C for 1 minute or 40˚C for 7 minutes is
enough to compromise osseointegration
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Mandibular Fractures
* Best evaluated with a _________ radiograph
Most to least common areas of fracture:
Mandibular Fractures
* Best evaluated with a panoramic
* Condylar > Angle > Symphysis
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Midface Fractures
* Best evaluated with a _________
* Le Fort I=
* Le Fort II=
* Le Fort III=
* Zygomaticomaxillary complex fracture= formerly
known as a tripod fracture, caused by direct blow
to the ________ , involves bleeding under
conjunctiva
Midface Fractures
* Best evaluated with a CBCT
* Le Fort I= horizontal across maxilla
* Le Fort II= pyramidal
* Le Fort III= complete craniofacial disjunction
* Zygomaticomaxillary complex fracture= formerly
known as a tripod fracture, caused by direct blow
to the malar eminence, involves bleeding under
conjunctiva
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Mandible fractures are ideally treated with _________ reduction and ___________ fixation
Mandible fractures are ideally treated with open reduction and
internal fixation (ORIF)
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wiring the jaws closed, archbars and
elastics is called __________ fixation
Intermaxillary fixation
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* Macrogenia=
* Microgenia=
Horizontal transverse discrepancy=
Apertognathic=
* Macrogenia= chin too big
* Microgenia= chin too small
Horizontal transverse discrepancy= posterior
crossbite
Apertognathic= anterior open bite
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Bisagittal Split Osteotomy (BSSO)
* Most common post-op complication is _________
* _________ position should be unaltered
Bisagittal Split Osteotomy (BSSO)
* For retrusive or protrusive mandible
* Most common post-op complication is nerve
damage
* Condyle position should be unaltered
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Distraction Osteogenesis (DO)
* Second phase is latency period à appliance is mounted to bone on each side of cut but is not activated for_______ weeks
* Second phase is latency period à appliance is mounted to bone on each side of cut but is not activated for 1 week
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Pain
* Axis I - “Bio,” nociceptive input from ___________
tissue, acute
* Axis II - influence from
* Axis I à “Bio,” nociceptive input from somatic
tissue, acute
* Axis II à “Psychosocial,” influence of
interaction between thalamus, cortex, and
limbic structures, chronic
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Pain Pathway
1. Transduction= pain information travels from ____ to _____
2. Transmission= pain information travels from ________ to _______ and __________
3. Modulation=
4. Perception= the human experience of
pain is the sum total of these ________ processes and the
__________ factors of higher thought and emotion
Pain Pathway
1. Transduction= pain information travels from PNS to CNS
2. Transmission= pain information travels
from CNS to thalamus and higher cortical centers
3. Modulation= limitation of flow of pain
information
4. Perception= the human experience of
pain is the sum total of these physiologic processes and the psychological factors of higher thought and emotion
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Increased stimulus yields increased pain is somatic / neuropathic pain
somatic pain
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TN, trauma, stroke ________ pain
Neuropathic
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Trigeminal Neuralgia (TN)
* Also called
* ____________ women
* Unilateral/ bilateral?
* Tx:
Trigeminal Neuralgia (TN)
* Also called tic douloureux
* Postmenopausal women (older
than 50)
* Trigger point
* Electrical, sharp, shooting, and
episodic, followed by refractory
periods
* Unilateral
* Tx: anticonvulsants
(carbamazepine), surgery
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* Phantom toothache
Atypical Odontalgia
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Postherpetic Neuralgia
Tx:
Tx: anticonvulsants, antidepressants, or
sympathetic blocks
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Burning Mouth Syndrome (BMS)
seen in
* Associated with
Burning Mouth Syndrome (BMS)
* Postmenopausal women (older than 50)
* Associated with type II diabetes, malnutrition,
and xerostomia
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bilateral, non-pulsating is a _________ type of headache
unilateral, pulsating is
intense pain near one eye
Tx:
Tension type
Migraine
cluster
Tx: triptan for migraine (selective serotonin
receptor agonist)
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conversion reaction, malingering is a _____ pain
Psychogenic Pain
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Facial pain of unknown cause/diagnosis
pending
Atypical Pain
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Needle anxiety causes _______ syncope
Vasovagal
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Most common and second most common types of syncope are
Vasovagal
Orthostatic hypotension
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Angina
Tx:
* ONA
* NTG (0.4mg)—5 min—NTG—5 min—NTG, aspirin and call 911
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Myocardial Infarction (MI)
Sudden occlusion of major coronary vessel,
usually ______________
Tx:
left anterior descending artery (LAD)
MONA
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Hypoglycemia/Diabetes
* If conscious-
* If unconscious -
Hypoglycemia/Diabetes
* If conscious à glucose tab or orange juice
* If unconscious à IV dextrose or IM glucagon
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Asthma
* _________ and _________ of bronchioles
* Wheezing= high pitch on ___________
* _____ puffs from emergency inhaler (albuterol)
* Avoid _______ and __________
* Constriction and inflammation of bronchioles
* Wheezing= high pitch on exhale
* 2 puffs from emergency inhaler (albuterol)
* Avoid NSAIDs and narcotics
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Seizure/Convulsions
* Grand mal seizure=
* Status epilepticus=
* Grand mal seizure= Dilantin/Phenytoin
* Status epilepticus= Valium/Diazepam
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Look for facial droop, arm drift, speech slur are symptoms of
Stroke
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Stroke
*Tx:
* Caused by _________
* Oxygen and call 911
* Caused by hyponatremia
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Anaphylactic Shock (Severe Allergic
Reaction)
* AEIOU
* Albuterol
* Epinephrine (0.3mg 1:1000)
* IM antihistamine
* Oxygen
* You call 911
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Anticoagulation
– CBC
– Bleeding time
– PT
– INR
– PTT
* Herbal anticoagulants:
Anticoagulation
* Check blood tests below:
– CBC à anemia, leukopenia, thrombocytopenia
– Bleeding time à platelet function
– PT à anticoagulants, liver damage, Vit K
– INR à Warfarin/Coumadin, INR=2-3
– PTT à Heparin, renal dialysis, hemophilia
* Herbal anticoagulants: Garlic, Ginger,
Ginkgo, Ginseng
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