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Systemic Diseases Related to Oral Surgery Flashcards

1
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a substernal thoracic pain precipitated by exercise, heavy emotions, or a heavy meal

A

Angina Pectoris

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How to relieve Angina Pectoris

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relieved by vasodilators and/ or a few minutes rest

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Cause of Angina Pectoris

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Atherosclerosis (narrowing of arteries)

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4
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discrepancy between O2 demand and supply

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Angina Pectoris

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5
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causes a squeezing or pressing feeling in
the substernal area

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Ischemia

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6
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Sudden referred pain to the left arm, left chest area, and mandible

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ischemic attack

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7
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thumping of chest (sign that the px is having anginal attack)

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Levine’s sign

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DIFFERENCE OF ISCHEMIA AND INFARCT

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ISCHEMIA - lacks (kulang)
INFARCT - cellular death

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9
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Condition where portion of the heart muscle that has become necrotic

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Myocardial infarct

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10
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absence of heart beating

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ASYSTOLE

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11
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heart beats irregularly w/ One side contracting, one side relaxing

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FIBRILLATION

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12
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Defer elective surgery until ______ after last infarct/episode

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6 months

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13
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cut-off for hypertension

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120/80

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14
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Hypertension signs and symptoms

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○ occipital headache
○ altered vision
○ flushed face
○ dizziness
○ weakness tinnitus

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15
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tips for patients with hypertension

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anxiety control
pain control is probably the most important
aspect
short appointments or break it up if it’s long
morning appointments

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16
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Two types of stroke

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  1. Emboli
  2. Thrombi
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17
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blockage of the artery at the site of injury

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Emboli

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18
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particle that is detached and travels elsewhere to cause blockage

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Thrombi

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19
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occurs when an artery in the brain leaks blood or ruptures

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hemorrhagic stroke

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20
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The artery that supplies oxygen-rich blood to the brain becomes
blocked.

A

ischemic stroke

21
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can result to CVA or cerebrovascular accident or stroke

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untreated hypertension

22
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Symptoms of cerebrovascular accident or stroke

A

slurred speech, motor control difficulty

23
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can also be a consequence of untreated hypertension, heart condition, IHD

A

Congestive Heart Failure

24
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Manifestations of left side failure in CHF

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dyspnea due to pulmonary fluid accumulation

25
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Manifestations of right side failure in CHF

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venous congestion and peripheral edema

26
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Signs and symptoms of CHF

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  • Gallop rhythm (increased/rapid heart rate)
  • Enlarged heart (checked by doing an x-ray)
  • Tender liver (pain in palpation)
  • Cyanosis (ashy gray patient)
  • Ascites (fluid accumulation in the abdomen)
  • Orthopnea (difficulty in breathing with change of position)
  • Paroxysmal nocturnal dyspnea
  • Pulsus allerans (alternate strong and weak pulse)
  • Distended neck vessels (even at rest)
  • Edema (when pressure is applied, remains distended for 2-3 secs because you displace the fluid)
  • Weight gain (due to fluid retention, you can test by pressing and if it takes a while to come back, then there is fluid retention)
  • Dyspnea
  • Fatigue
27
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Blood test results of patient with CHF shows:

A

high RBC and low WBC & platelet count

28
Q

you cannot prescribe beta blockers to patients with ______

A

COPD or Asthma

29
Q

Possible medications for CVS Disorders

A

Beta Blockers
Calcium Channel Blockers
Anticoagulants
Ace Inhibitors
Diuretics
Anti-hyperlipidemias
Vasodilators

30
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Damage to mitral or aortic valves

A

Rheumatic Heart Disease

31
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Short acting bronchodilator

A

Salbutamol

32
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Long-acting Bronchodilator

A

Procaterol

33
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Tests indicated for patients with hepatic disorders

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Bleeding time, Prothrombin Time (PT), and Partial thromboplastin time (PTT)

34
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Insulin Dependent type of Diabetes Mellitus

35
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Type of Diabetes Mellitus seen in adults

36
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Medications of Diabetes

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Chlorpropamide: Diabenese
Glibenclamide: Daonil, Euglucon
Gliclazide: Diamicron, Glucophage
Metformin: Glucophage / Fornidd
Acarbose: Glucobay, Gluconase

37
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Inability of adrenal glands to produce and secrete adrenal hormone & corticosteroid

A

Adrenal Insufficiency

38
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Signs and symptoms of Adrenal Insufficiency

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● Weight loss / decreased appetite
● Hypotension / syncopal episodes
● Fatigue & muscle weakness
● Hyperpigmentation
● Nausea / Vomiting / Diarrhea = GI upset

39
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Medication protocol if patient is currently taking steroids for adrenal insufficiency

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○ Double dose: day before, of, after surgery
○ Second post-op day: back to normal dose

40
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Medication protocol if patient has not taken medication for adrenal insufficiency within one year

A

Give Hydrocortisone = total 7 days
- 60 mg - day before & of
- 40 mg - 2 days post-op
- 20 mg - 3 days post-op

41
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state of having normal thyroid gland function

42
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What is more dangerous, Hyperthyroidism or Hypothyroidism

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Hyperthyroidism

43
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Abnormal increase in WBC count

44
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Main Problem in Leukemia

A

Prone to infection - immature cells

45
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Disorder of cerebral function characterized by an attack involving changes in the state of consciousness, motor activity, and sensory phenomenon

46
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Most common trigger of seizures

47
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Best time for treatment in pregnant patients

A

2nd Trimester

48
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Dental surgery protocol for patients taking anticoagulants

A

Need to stop the medications prior to surgery at least 5-7 days prior to surgery

49
Q

How does bisphosphonate intake affect oral surgery

A

Tendency for surgery site to have non / poor healing

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