7. Local Complications of Local Anesthesia Flashcards

(24 cards)

1
Q

Needle breakage

Etiology: unexpected movement

  • avoid ____
  • avoid ____ needles
  • ____ rests

Problem: if unretrieved, lead to ____ and infection

A

bending
smaller
finger
scarring

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Needle Breakage

Prevention:
____ Needles
Don’t Advance to ____
Don’t ____ Once in Tissues Finger Rest

Management:
Keep Patient \_\_\_\_
Keep Mouth Open: Bite \_\_\_\_ 
If Visualized Remove with \_\_\_\_
If Unvisualized Do Not \_\_\_\_
or Make Blind Attempts 
Refer to Oral Surgeon
A
larger
hub
redirect
still
block
hemostat
probe
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3
Q

Needle Breakage
If superficial- remove w ____
If deep - refer to ____ for consultation

A

hemostat

OMFS

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4
Q
Pain on Injection
\_\_\_\_ Injection
\_\_\_\_ needle from multiple injections 
\_\_\_\_ needle from bone contact 
\_\_\_\_ trauma
A

rapid
dull
barbed
periosteal

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5
Q

Burning on Injection
____ of anesthetic solution
____ injection (> 1.8 cc in 1 minute)
____ of cartridge

A

pH
rapid
contamination

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6
Q

Persistent Anesthesia or Paresthesia

Trauma to ____ or nerve by needle
Injection at ____ with pressure from hematoma or edema
____ anesthetic solution

A

nerve sheath
foramen
contaminated

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7
Q

Persistant Anesthesia/Parasthesia

Prevention:
Don’t speak carpules in ____ Adhere to protocol: ____

Management:
Most resolve ____
Examine and document affected areas for follow-up
Persistant anesthesia - consult ____

A

alcohol
aspiration
spontaneously
OS

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8
Q

Paresthesia

Hyperesthesia = ____ sensitivity to ____ stimuli

Dysesthesia = ____ sensation to ____ stimuli

A

increased
noxious

painful
non-noxious

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9
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Trismus (Difficulty in Opening Mouth)

Etiology:
\_\_\_\_ of muscles of mastication
\_\_\_\_ to muscles or blood vessels
\_\_\_\_
\_\_\_\_
large volumes of local \_\_\_\_
A
inflammation
trauma
infection
hematoma
anesthesia
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10
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Trismus

“Prolonged, tetonic spasm of jaw muscles”

\_\_\_\_ of injection
\_\_\_\_ of anesthetic
Irritation of muscle from \_\_\_\_ solutions
\_\_\_\_
Post-injection \_\_\_\_
A
trauma
volume
contaminated
hemorrhage
infection
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11
Q

Trismus

Problem:
Prolonged trismus can lead to ____
Most spontaneously ____

Prevention:
\_\_\_\_ needles 
\_\_\_\_ technique 
Aspirate
Minimal \_\_\_\_

Management:
____
____
Muscle Relants

A

hypomobility
resolve

sharp
aseptic
volumes

heat
NSAIDs

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12
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Hematoma

Etiology:
Tear of artery or 
vein following \_\_\_\_ stick
injury of \_\_\_\_ bundle 
Occurs in potential \_\_\_\_ spaces

Problem:
____
Trismus
____

A
needle
NV
fascial
bruising
infection
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13
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Hematoma

Prevention:
Know ____
____
____ number of injections

Management:
Immediate:
\_\_\_\_
\_\_\_\_ for 24 hrs. 
Time
A
anatomy
aspirate
minimize
pressure
ice
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14
Q

Local Complications of Local Anesthesia

____ Tissue (Necrosis)
Self-____ soft tissue injury
____ nerve paralysis
____

A

sloughing
inflicted
facial
infection

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15
Q

Infection

Etiology:
____
Introduction with ____ stick (contaminated needle)

Problem:
Spread of infection through ____ planes
____

A

rare
needle
fascial
trismus

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16
Q

Infection

Infection:
____ needles
____ technique
Prepare tissues

Management:
\_\_\_\_
Frequent F/U 
Unresolving infection:
Refer to \_\_\_\_ Surgeon
A

disposable
aseptic
antibiotics
oral

17
Q

Lip/Tongue Biting

Etiology: local ____ damage
secondary to anesthesia: ____

Problem:

  • ____
  • pain
A

tissue
children
swelling

18
Q

Lip/tongue biting

Prevention:
____ acting anesthetics
Patient and parent ____

Management:
____
Rises
____ of lips

A

short
education
analgesics
lubrication

19
Q

Facial Nerve

Facial nerve trunk is ____ cm (1.5 to 2.8 cm) inferior to lowest concavity of bony ____

A

2.3

external auditory canal

20
Q

Facial nerve crosses the ____ 0.8 to 3.5 cm from the anterior margin of the bony ____

A

zygomatic arch

external canal

21
Q

Ophthalmologic Complications of Local Anesthesia

```
Loss of ____
____ (diplopia
____
____
“red eye”)
~~~

A

corneal reflex
ophthalmoplegia
ptosis
conjunctival dilation

22
Q

Oral lesions

Etiology:
Local ____ to anesthetic or topical
Local ischemia from ____ (palate) Prolonged pressure

Problem:
____ loss
____

A

allergy
vasoconstrictor
tissue
pain

23
Q

Oral Lesions

Prevention:
limit ____
avoid drugs w history of ____
avoid over ____ of tissues

Management:
____
____ Anesthetic (Orabase)

A
vasoconstrictors
atopy
inflation
rinses
topical
24
Q

Post-anesthetic complications

  • apthous ulceration - ____
  • herpetic ulceration - activates latent ____ in ____
A

autoimmune
virus
dorsal ganglia