Ch 47 Flashcards

(43 cards)

1
Q

Speciality Practices?

A

orthodontics, pediatric, and prosthodontics

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2
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biohazards

A

items bought into the lab the can harbor infective blood and saliva

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3
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infective blood and saliva are?

A

biohazards

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4
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MSDS

A

material safety data sheet

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5
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study cast/models/diagnostic cast

A

3d reproductions of the teeth and soft tissue of patients max and many. arches

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6
Q

a mineral mined from earth

A

gypsum

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7
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dihydrate

A

gypsum in its unrefined state

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8
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gypsum in powdered state

A

hemihydrate

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9
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What does the dihydrate form of calcium sulfate mean?

A

It means that it consists of two parts water to every one part calcium sulfate

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10
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What does the hemihydrate form of calcium sulfate mean?

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It means only one-half part water to one part calcium sulfate.

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11
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materials used to make dental models

A

gypsum

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12
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types of gypsum

A

model plaster
____________
highstrength stone

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13
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types of gypsum

A

highstrength stone
dental stone
_________

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14
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When you mix gypsum powder with water….

A

the hemihydrate crystals dissolve in water to form clusters known as the nuclei of crystallization

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15
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Nuclei of crystallization

A

hemihydrate crystals dissolved in water

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16
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What occurs with more intermeshing of the gypsum crystals

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The more meshing that occurs, the greater the strength, rigidity, and hardness of the final product

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17
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As the gypsum crystals grow during the setting process

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they intermesh and become entangled with each other

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18
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all 3 forms of gypsum consist of….

A

hemihydrate crystals

19
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Which form of gypsum has the densest crystals?

A

High-strength stone

20
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Which form of gypsum requires the most water for mixing

A

Model plaster

21
Q

differences of gypsums

A

size, shape, porosity of hemihydrate crystals

22
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dental plaster aka

A

plaster of paris

23
Q

dental plaster

A

white in color

24
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what is used to pouring impressions to make diagnostic models

A

dental plaster

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the crystals in ___ are irregular in shape and porous
plaster
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Model plaster requires the greatest quantity of water for mixing
which produces the weakest of the three forms of study model
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yellow in color
stone
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stone is used for a ....
more durable diagnostic cast is required
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dental stone crystals are.....
uniform in shape and less porous
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stone is .....
strong and denser
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Although stone is uniform and less porous it is....
less uniform in shape and more porous than those found in high-strength stone.
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High strength stone aka
densite or improved dental stone
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High strength stone has.......
the strength, hardness, and dimensional accuracy that make it ideal for use by the dental laboratory technician
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crystals in high strength stone are...
smooth, dense, and require less water for mixing
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which gypsum is used mostly for dental lab techs?
high strength stone
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which gypsum is ideal for dental lab techs bc of its strength, hardness, and dimensional accuracy?
high strength stone
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die is used for....
making wax patterns for crowns, bridges, and indirect restorations
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plaster powder/water ratio
100 g) to 45 to 50 mL of water
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dental stone p/w ratio
100 g) to 30 to 32 mL of water
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high strength stone p/w ratio
(100 g) to 19 to 24 mL of water
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when too little water is used....
it will be difficult to mix and shorter working time
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too much water...
mix will be thing and runny and longer setting time. the model will be weaker
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add all powder to water at same time or...
the crystallization process will be disturbed and the model will be weak