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TMJ Flashcards

1
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Pain Complaint of Pt

A

facial pain, jaw discomfort, ear discomfort

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2
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Hard crepitus

A

walking on gravel
arthritic changes

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3
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Soft crepitus

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rubbing knuckles
symptomless

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4
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Early Clicking

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developing

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5
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Late Clicking

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chronic

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6
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Disc Displacement with Reduction

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closing

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7
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Reciprocal Clicking

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opening and closing

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8
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Causes of Clicking

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adhesions: bruxism
uncoordinated muscle action: lateral pterygoids
soft or popping clicks: ligament movement/ soft tissues behind condyle
hard or cracking clicks: joint pathology

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9
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Lock Jaw

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restrictions upon opening and closing

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10
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Closed Lock

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mouth does not fully open
d/t anterior displacement of disc, inert tissue tightness, muscle spasm
athletes hit by a ball/ opponent’s limb

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Open Law

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mouth does not fully close
two clicks felt on the disc
>posterior rim
>anterior rim

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12
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Ruling out Cervical

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vestibular systems
vertebrobasilar artery
cerebral spine affectation
muscle imbalance from spinal malalignment

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13
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Functional Limitations

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eating (soft, hard), biting, laughing, smiling, yawning, talking, shouting, chewing on L and R/ both

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14
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Partial Edentulism

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loss of one or more teeth causing others to shift to fill the space leading to malalignment

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15
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Bruxism

A

grinding/ clenching of teeth especially when sleeping
headaches in the morning
hypertrophy
facial, jaw, or tooth pain

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16
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Periodontist

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specializes in the study of tissues around the teeth and diseases

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17
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Orthodontist

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correction or prevention of irregularities of teeth (retainers, invisaligns, etc.)

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18
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Endodontist

A

treatment of diseases of tooth pop, root canal, and perapical areas

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19
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Review of Systems

A

hearing loss
ear ache
dizziness
ringing
blocking
inner ear, cervical spine, vestibular problems

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20
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Related Psychosocial Issues

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anxiety or depression
drug abuse
failure of conventional therapies
secondary pain
major life events causing stress
stress due to pain greater than 6 months
stress related disorders
inconsistency in response to drugs
inconsistent, inappropriate, and vague reports of pain
overdramatization
symptoms that vary with life events

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21
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Underbite

A

mandibular teeth in buccoversion (lie anterior to maxilla)

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22
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Overbite

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maxillary teeth extend to anterior mandibular teeth

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23
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Normal Dental Occlusion

A

small overbite (1-2 mm); most common position

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24
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Overjet

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distance between maxillary incisors to mandibular incisors when the jaw is closed (2-3 mm)

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25
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Occlusal Interference

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premature contact of teeth; deflect lateral/ anterior

26
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Crossbite

A

mandible are lateral to upper teeth of one side and medial to the opposite side

27
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Malocclusion

A

any deviation of normal occlusion

28
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Class I Malocclusion

A

slight modifications
normal AP

29
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Class II Malocclusion

A

overbite
mandibular teeth it posterior

30
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Class II Division 1 Malocclusion

A

significant overjet of maxillary incisors
large/ horizontal overlap

31
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Class II Division 2 Malocclusion

A

non significant overjet of maxillary incisors (lateral flaring)
deep/ vertical overlap

32
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Class III Malocclusion

A

underbite
mandibular teeth are anterior

33
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Orthognathic Profile

A

normal straight jawed

34
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Retrognathic Profile

A

chin behind the vertical line
receeding chin

35
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Prognathic Profile

A

chine in front of the vertical line
protruded chin

36
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Tongue Movement

A

limited by lingual frenulum

37
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Tongue Thrusting

A

forward movement of the tongue pushing against teeth

38
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Swallowing

A

tongue moves forward
protruson of head

39
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Cervical Flexion

A

mandible goes anteriorly and superiorly

40
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Cervical Extension

A

mandible goes posteriorly and inferiorly

41
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Cervical Side Bending or Rotation

A

maximum occlusion on ipsilateral side

42
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Functional Opening of the Jaw

A

place 2-3 PIPs joints or knuckles with mouth open

43
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Endfeel

A

tissue stretch

44
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MMT Grading

A

f- functional
wf- weak functional
nf- non-functional
0

45
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Eating and Closing Mouth CN

A

CN V

46
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Feeding CN

A

CN VII

47
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Swallowing CN

A

CN IX-XII

48
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CN V

A

muscles of mastication

49
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CN VII

A

moving eyebrows up and down, pursing of lips, showing teeth

50
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CN VIII

A

eyes closed have pt repeat words

51
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CN IX, X

A

swallowing

52
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CN XI

A

contract SCM

53
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CN XII

A

stick tongue out (move it left and right)

54
Q

Sensory Assessment

A

facial and trigeminal nerve
CN 3

55
Q

Reflex Testing

A

jaw reflex (CN V)

56
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Masseter Referral Pattern

A

cheek, mandible, forehead/ ear

57
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Temporalis

A

maxilla to forehead and side of head above ear

58
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Medial Pterygoid

A

posterior mandible to TMJ

59
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Lateral Pterygoid

A

cheek to TMJ

60
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Digastric

A

lateral cervical spine to posterolateral skull

61
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Occipitofrontal

A

above eye, over eyelid, and up over lateral aspect of skull

62
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OMTs

A

research diagnostic criteria for TMJ disorder
TMJ scale

MSK (6 decks)

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