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Types of clinical examinations Flashcards

1
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the foundation of any form of successful treatment is __

A

accurate diagnosis

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2
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diagnosis is the bridge between the __ of disease and __ of illness

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study, treatment

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3
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inform before you __

A

perform

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3
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if it isn’t __ it didn’t happen

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WRITTEN

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3
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what can be modified to most effectively address the needs of the patient?

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diagnostic method

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4
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the type of exam alters the amount of info collected __ and scope of __ made by the clinican

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initially, decisions

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4
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what chief complaints require immediate attention?

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pain, acute infection, bleeding, traumatic injury

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5
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comprehensive dental diagnosis also known as __

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initial Dx, IOE

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5
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comprehensive dental diagnosis appropriate for patients that have __

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-not been seen before
-not seen in several years (3-5)
-major change in medical/ dental history

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5
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patient may list several complaints, have patient list them in __

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order of priority

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6
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what is the most extensive diagnostic assessment?

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comprehensive dental diagnosis

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7
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comprehensive dental diagnosis appropriate for a patient who has not been seen in __

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several years (3-5)

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7
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with a comprehensive dental diagnosis what starts the minute you see the patient?

A

physical exam and assessment

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7
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with a comprehensive dental diagnosis you needed a detailed medical history including

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systemic diseases, surgeries, current meds, allergies

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8
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with a comprehensive dental diagnosis having a detailed medical history includes establishing an __

A

ASA class

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9
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with a comprehensive dental diagnosis need a __ oral evaluation and check __ conditions

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intra/ extra oral, periodontal

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9
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with a comprehensive dental diagnosis you need dental __

A

radiographs

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9
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with a comprehensive dental diagnosis you need __ casts

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diagnostic

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10
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comprehensive dental diagnosis gives patients __ status, which can be used later to assess __ effectiveness

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initial, treatment

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11
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comprehensive dental diagnosis takes __ time, but gives a sound diagnostic foundation

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considerable

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11
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comprehensive dental diagnosis protects the clinician if treatment complications lead to accusations of __

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sub- standard care

12
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periodic (recall) diagnosis is appropriate for patient who wants total dental care when the results of a __ are available

A

prior comprehensive dental diagnosis

13
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periodic (recall) diagnosis you assume what?

A

some info still accurate but some inaccurate

14
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periodic (recall) diagnosis usually is a __ interval

A

6-month

15
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periodic (recall) diagnosis can be simple as asking patient if there has been any __ since last appointment

A

changes

15
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periodic (recall) diagnosis goal is to identify the __ that have changed so it reflects the patients __ status

A

conditions, current

16
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periodic (recall) diagnosis can be as complex as repeating most of the __

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comprehensive dental diagnosis

17
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periodic (recall) diagnosis if different clinician conducted original diagnosis, the current dentist needs to __

A

confirm the accuracy of prior data

18
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(limited exam) problem focused the dentist is asked to provide an opinion concerning a __

A

specific problem

19
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(limited exam) problem focused is a __ opinion for a recently evaluated patient

A

second

20
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(limited exam) problem focused __ is an effective approach

A

SOAP

21
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SOAP form is in __

A

axium

22
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SOAP abbreviations

A

S- subjective
O- objective
A- analysis
P- plan

23
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the subject in SOAP is the patients symptoms and __ concern recorded in the __

A

chief, patients own words

24
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the objective in SOAP is the __ findings of the clinician

A

physical and visual

25
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Analysis in SOAP is the __

A

diagnosis

26
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Plan in SOAP the recommended __

A

treatment plan

27
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emergency diagnosis designed to manage a chief complaint such as __

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pain, bleeding, or acute infection

28
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with a emergency diagnosis the _ is sacrificed to fix the urgent problem

A

comprehensive diagnostic evaluation

29
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with an emergency diagnosis the __ examination is limited in most aspect to the chief complaint

A

physical

30
Q

emergency diagnosis can be demanding because the patients __ can interfere with obtaining an adequate patient __

A

chief complaint, history

31
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screening diagnosis answers a __ about the patient

A

specific question

32
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screening diagnosis evaluation is limited to obtaining the info needed to answers the question without accepting __

A

comprehensive diagnosis or treatment responsibility for the patient

33
Q

what do institutions often rely on to determine the patients general dental treatment needs?

A

screening diagnosis

34
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screening diagnosis seen when students are looking for __

A

board lesions

35
Q

pain is the most common symptom arising from the __

A

mouth, face and neck

36
Q

most common reason for emergency appointments?

A

pain

37
Q

pain is __

A

subjective

38
Q

when diagnosing pain needed to be a good __ have good __

A

listener, follow up questions

39
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pain arising from pathology is usually __

A

unilateral

40
Q

what symptoms may indicate an infective origin

A

swelling, discharge, bad taste, bad breath, elevated temp, malaise, cervical lymphadenopath

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