Chapter 9 Part III Flashcards
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1
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Taurodontism is a failure of invagination of what?
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Hertwig’s Epithelial root sheath
elongation of crowns at expense of roots
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What is the method of action of MTA?
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mineralization, formation of tertiary dentin
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Anomalies in which morphological developmental stage are associated with AI hypo-plastic type?
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Histodifferentiation
For AI hyp-calcified type, it is Mineralization
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For the “obstruction” group of acyanotic congenital heart disease, describe this group
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defects that cause obstruction (aortic stenosis, coarctation of the aorta) Clinical manifestations include labored breathing and congestive heart failure
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PT measures intrinsic or extrinsic clotting function?
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Extrinsic
prolonged in liver disease, impaired vitamin K production, and surgical trauma
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What is the treatment for Behcet’s Syndrome?
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Steroids, ulcerations on genitals and oral apthae
blood vessel inflammation throughout the body
7
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What molecule reflects the acid-base balance?
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bicarbonate
8
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List some conditions associated with periodontal disease:
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Papillon-Lefevre cyclic neutropenia agranulocytosis Downs LAD Hypophosphatasia Chediak Higashi Cathepsin-C gene
9
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What is deposited into dentin that makes it sclerotic?
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calcium salts
10
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Leukemia, inflammation, trauma, toxicity are a result of:
a) high WBC
b) low WBC
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a) high WBC
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T/F: For resin infiltration, polymerized filled resin is used to infiltrate (via capillary action) areas of demineralization that are non cavitated. Hydrochloric acid, dessication with air then ethanol, infiltrate the area with filled resin, polymerize with light
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FALSE
use UNFILLED resin
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T/F: Most of the resin-based composite systems available have a volumeric polymerization shrinkage percentages that range between 1.4 and 5.67%
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True
13
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The specific gravity of urine is increased or decreased in diabetes mellitus and increased or decreased in nephritis, diabetes insipidus, and aldosteronism
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Increased
Decreased
14
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What are two groups of Acyanotic congenital heart disease?
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1) Left to right shunting
2) Obstruction
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What is the treatment for LAP (localized aggressive periodontitis)?
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Metronidazole WITH amoxicillin (or tetracycline if child is over 8 yo) for 7-10 days with debridement.
NOTE: tetracycline is ineffective against AA
NOTE: LAP responds well to therapy, but GAP does NOT respond well to therapy
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What is the normal range (%) of shrinkage of resins?
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1.4-5.67%
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Mineralization of primary teeth in order
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A, D, B, D, E
At birth, all primary teeth and first molars are calcifying
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What condition is characterized by over-riding aorta, right ventricular hypertrophy, pulmonary stenosis, and VSD?
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Tetralogy of Fallot
child will appear blue, hypoxic, clubbing of fingers, cyanotic defect
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What is the normal range for hematocrit?
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35-50%
20
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Anomalies in which morphological developmental stage result in fusion, hypodontia, congenital absence/gemination, natal teeth, epithelial rests, odontoma?
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Proliferation
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Which is increased in Hodgkin’s disease, lipid storage disease, recovery from severe infections, monocytic leukemia?
a) Basophils
b) Neutrophils
c) Lymphocytes
d) Eosinophils
e) Monocytes
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e) monocytes
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Anomalies in which stage result in congenital absence + hypodontia?
a) Initiation
b) Proliferation
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b) Proliferation
for initiation, result is anodontia
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T/F: A slight fever (temp to 100.5F) is not uncommon the first 48 hours after surgery. If a higher fever develops or the fever persists, have the patient call the office
A
True
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Which type of blood disorder involves mostly muscles and joints?
a) Hem A and B
b) VWD
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a) Hem A and B
VWD is in the skin, subcutaneous
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Patients presents with teeth that are exfoliating early, what could be elevated in the urine?
phosphoethanolamine
hypophosphatasia
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T/F: PTT is prolonged in Hemophilia A, B, and C but not VWD
False, prolonged in BOTH
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Chewing tobacco users are ___ times more likely to have decayed dental root surfaces than non-users
four
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What is the method of action of formocresol?
tissue fixation
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Current bonding systems are marketed as total and self-etch systems. What is total etch?
involves three or two step placement technique, with a separate step for acid etching (traditional way of etching)
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What is the method of action for ferric sulfate?
agglutination of blood proteins and control hemorrhage without clot formation (hemostatic)
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What is rubeola also known as?
measles
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What is self etch?
all-in-one systems that combine acid etchants, primers, and adhesives
Use of available self-etching bonding agents may provide less retention than the total acid etching
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What is deposited into dentin that makes it sclerotic?
calcium salts
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Dental lamina: location and what are they a remnant of?
Occur on alveolar crest, remnants of dental lamina (gingival cyst of the newborn)
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What does bleeding time measure?
quality of platelets
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Two ways to measure the oxygen carrying capacity of blood
1) Hemoglobin
2) RBC (4-6 million)
Low: Hemorrhage, anemia
High: Polycythemia
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INR measures intrinsic or extrinsic clotting function
extrinsic
INR is increased when on anticoagulant therapy. Normal value=1. Anticoag therapy target range is 2-3
INR/PT: extrinsic
PTT: intrinsic
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What is the normal WBC count for a 4-7 yo?
6000-15,000 mm3
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Gemination and fusion are most common in which dentition?
primary
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Which of the following vitamins are in Enamel and Dentin?
a) A
b) C
c) D
d) Ca
e) Phosphate
c) D
The others are all in enamel but not dentin
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A child who receives sealants is ___% less likely to receive restorative services over the next three years than a child who does not
72%
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When tissue breakdown occurs, is potassium increased or decreased?
Increased
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Which type of blood disorder involves mostly skin, subcutaneous?
a) Hem A and B
b) VWD
b) VWD remember, deep bleeds are hemA and B
| involves muscles and joints
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Unregulated piercing parlors and techniques have been identified by the National Institutes of Health as a possible vector for disease transmission of what three entities per the guidelines?
1) Hepatitis
2) Tetanus
3) Tuberculosis
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T/F: Thrombin mediates platelet-platelet aggregation. The cross-linking action of thrombin stabilizes the clot
FALSE, FIBRIN
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Patients presents with teeth that are exfoliating early, what could be elevated in the urine?
phosphoethanolamine
hypophosphatasia
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Two ways to measure the oxygen carrying capacity of blood
1) Hemoglobin
2) RBC (4-6 million)
Low: Hemorrhage, anemia
High: Polycythemia
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What is a normal range for prothrombin time?
11-13 seconds/ prolonged in liver disease, impaired vitK production, surgical trauma with blood loss
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What is the normal range for platelet count?
120,000 - 340,000/mL measures clotting potential
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T/F: More than 60% of children ages 4-11 are exposed to environmental cigarette smoke. 60% of teenagers have gingival bleeding on probing. 10% of children have calculus
True
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What teeth are calcifying at birth?
All primary teeth and first molars are calcifying
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T/F: More than 60% of children ages 4-11 are exposed to environmental cigarette smoke. 60% of teenagers have gingival bleeding on probing. 10% of children have calculus
True
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What is in the urine in patients with hypophosphatasia?
urinary phosphoethanolamine
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Which microbes are associated with NUG? (2 of them)
1) Spirochetes
2) P. intermedia (fusiform bacteria)
Note: The microbe involved with LAP is Actinobacillus actinomycetecomitans + bacteroides)
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Epstein pearls: location and what are they a remnant of?
palatal midline, epithelial inclusion cysts
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What material bonds to enamel and dentin via chelation?
Glass ionomer
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What factor is deficient in hemophilia B?
Factor 9
| Christmas disease; plasma thromboplastin component
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What enamel defect is associated with celiac disease?
enamel hypoplasia
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gingival cyst of the newborn = ?
dental lamina cyst
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What is the term for a supernumerary "mirror image" tooth?
Twinning
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Which is increased in Hodgkin's disease, lipid storage disease, recovery from severe infections, monocytic leukemia?
a) Basophils
b) Neutrophils
c) Lymphocytes
d) Eosinophils
e) Monocytes
e) monocytes
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What type of shunting exists in cyanotic heart disease?
Right to Left
Examples:
1) Tetralogy of Fallot
2) Tricuspid atresia
3) Transposition of the great arteries
4) Total anomalous venous return
5) Truncus arteriosus
Clinical manifestations include: cyanosis, hypoxic spells, poor physical development, heart murmurs, and clubbing of the terminal phalanges of the fingers
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Mild to moderate factor 8 deficiency can be treated with what?
DDAVP - vasopressin acetate, releases endogenous factor from epithelium
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What type of heart disease/shunting pattern is characterized by ASD, VSD, PDA?
Acyanotic, left to right shunting
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Smokeless tobacco users are ___% more likely to develop ORAL cancer and __% more likely to develop pancreatic/esophageal cancer
80%, 60%
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The inner enamel epithelium invaginated incorrectly during morphodifferentiation results in what?
Dens in dente
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What is increased in bacterial infections, hemorrhage, and diabetic acidosis?
a) Basophils
b) Neutrophils
c) Lymphocytes
d) Eosinophils
e) Monocytes
b) Neutrophils, 54-62% normal value
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Tetralogy of Fallot, transposition of the great vessels, pulmoary stenosis, and tricuspid atresia are examples of what type of heart disease/ shunting pattern?
Cyanotic congenital heart disease
characterized by right to left shunting of blood
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Length of time for root completion of primary teeth?
18 months post eruption
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Tobacco is a risk factor for ___ of the 8 leading causes of deaths in the world, and it kills nearly six million people a year
6
NOTE: Cotinine is a biomarker for exposure to tobacco smoke
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For the "left to right shunting" group of acyanotic congenital heart disease, describe this group
defects that cause left to right shunting of blood within the heart: VSD and ASD. Clinical manifestations of these defects can include congestive heart failure, pulmonary congestion, heart murmur, labored breathing, and cardio-megaly
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Aplastic anemia, drug toxicity, and infections are a result of:
a) high WBC
b) low WBC
b) low WBC
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What is the normal WBC count for an infant?
8000-15,000 mm3
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T/F: TMJ begins to develop around week 8. Morphologic development begins at 11 weeks. D, E, F, and G begin calcifying at 14 weeks
True
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T/F: In the first three years of use of spit tobacco, 50% of users develop leukoplakia
True
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Anomalies during which stage of morphological development result in enamel pearls, hypercementosis, enamel hypoplasia, and dentin dysplasia?
Apposition
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List the 5 most common cyanotic lesions: (5 T's)
1) Tetralogy of Fallot
2) Tricuspid atresia
3) Transposition of great arteries
4) Total anomalous venous return
5) Truncus arteriosus
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What are the developmental stages?
Initiation, proliferation, histodifferentiation, morphodifferentiation, apposition, mineralization, eruption
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What is the key factor in success of sealants?
Isolation
NOTE: A child who receives sealants is 72% less likely to receive restorative services over the next three years than a child who does not
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T/F: The ADA panel noted that use of currently available self-etching bonding agents that do not include a separate etching step might result in lower retention than that achieved with the standard acid etching technique and is not recommended
True
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T/F: Condyloma acuminatum is caused by HPV 6, 11, 16, 18 and is sexually transmitted
True
Surgical excision is recommended. Multiple papillary areas of epithelial hyperplasia occuring on the genital and oral mucosa
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What has helped to decrease shrinage of resins?
Using smaller filler particles
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Mineralization of cusps:
MB, ML, DB, DL
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LEngth of time for root completion of permanent teeth?
3 years post eruption
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Dental lamina: location and what are they a remnant of?
Occur on alveolar crest, remnants of dental lamina (gingival cyst of the newborn)
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T/F: Aplastic anemia, the WBC will be low. Leukemia, the WBC will be high
True
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Is sodium increased or decreased in Cushing syndrome?
Increased
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BQ: What are koplik spots?
prodromic viral enanthem of measles (rubeola) manifesting two to three days before the measles rash itself. they are characterized as clustered, white lesions on the buccal mucosa (opposite the lower 1st and 2nd molars) and are pathognomonic for measles
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What is the goal of IPT?
1) preserve tooth vitality
2) arrest caries
3) tertiary dentin
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T/F: Kawasaki disease is a condition that causes inflammation in the walls of medium-sized arteries throughout the body, including the coronary arteries, which supply blood to the heart muscle. Kawasaki disease is also called mucocutaneous lymph node syndrome because it also affects lymph nodes, skin, and the mucous membranes inside the mouth, nose, and throat
True
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TMJ begins to develop around week ___
8
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T/F: 60-78% of spit tobacco users have oral lesions
True
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BQ: Tuberculosis testing: there are two ways (1) Mantoux tuberculin skin test (2) IGRAS - Interferon gamma release assays (T-spot or QFT-GIT)
Definitive diagnosis is based on isolation from secretions or biopsy of specimen
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Globodontia primarily affects which primary teeth?
A,J,K,T: second primary molars
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Most common childhood malignancy?
ALL: most common malignancy
| 1/3 of all childhood malignancies are from ALL
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How do curing lights work?
Photopolymerization - photoinitiators efficiently convert monomers into polymers
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What measurement demonstrates oxygen carrying capacity?
Hemoglobin (12-18 g/100mL)
Low: Hemorrhage, anemia
High: polycythemia
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Most common tumor in infancy?
Neuroblastoma
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In which condition is the specific gravity of urine decreased?
Acute nephritis, diabetes insipidus, and aldosteronism
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In dens in dente, this is invagination of which part of the enamel epithelium?
The inner enamel epithelium (IEE)
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What is increased in types of blood dyscrasias?
a) Basophils
b) Neutrophils
c) Lymphocytes
d) Eosinophils
e) Monocytes
a) Basophils
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What is the normal range for platelet count?
120,000 - 340,000/mL measures clotting potential
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Which size arteries are affected by kawasaki disease?
medium sized arteries
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BQ: What immunoglobulins are elevated in NUG?
IgG, IgM
Compared to gingivitis and healthy groups, ANUG groups exhibit higher IgG and IgM titers to intermediate-sized spirochetes and higher IgG titers to Bacteroides melaninogenicus subsp intermedius
NOTE: IgG2 is elevated in LAP and lowered in tobacco users
NOTE: IgM, basophils, mast cells are involved in anaphylaxis
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T/F: Natal teeth, epithelial rests, gemination are effects of excessive proliferation
True
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_____________ is a biomarker for exposure to tobacco smoke
Cotinine
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BQ: Tuberculosis testing: there are two ways (1) Mantoux tuberculin skin test (2) IGRAS - Interferon gamma release assays (T-spot or QFT-GIT)
Definitive diagnosis is based on isolation from secretions or biopsy of specimen
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Treatment choice for NUG? (interproximal necrosis/ulceration. gingival pain. fever. punched out papilla, halitosis)
Metronidazole+Penicillin. Debridement. (Note: the treatment for LAP is Metronidazole + Amoxicillin 7-10 days/ or tetracycline if child is over age 8)
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Which of the following is not a property of glass ionomer?
a) Less prone to hydration problems
b) Bonds to dentin and enamel via chelation
c) Biologically compatible with connective tissue
d) High shrinkage
d) LOW shrinkage
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BQ: What are koplik spots?
prodromic viral enanthem of measles (rubeola) manifesting two to three days before the measles rash itself. they are characterized as clustered, white lesions on the buccal mucosa (opposite the lower 1st and 2nd molars) and are pathognomonic for measles
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Drug influenced gingival enlargement - name the three categories of meds and provide examples
Anti-epileptics: Phenytoin, dilantin
Immunosuppressants: Cyclosporine
Calcium channel blockers: nifidepine, verapamil
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What is the method of action of sodium hypochlorite?
Sterilization
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A platelet count measures what?
clotting potential
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Aggressive periodontitis: describe the cellular changes observed
Macrophages hyperresponsive. phagocyte abnormalities, neutrophil defects (reduced chemotaxis) IgG2 elevated. Reduced Gp-110
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How do you minimize BPA exposure when placing composites/sealants?
Wiping and rinsing the restoration reduces exposure to BPA
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What is third hand smoke?
The particulate residual toxins that are deposited in layers all over the home after a cigarette has been extinguished
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Coxsackie A virus causes what condition?
Herpangina
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What are the 6 most common acyanotic lesions?
1) ASD
2) VSD
3) PDA
4) Pulmonary stenosis
5) Aortic stenosis
6) Coarctation of aorta
First 3: left to right shunting group
Last 3: obstruction group
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What type of poisoning looks similar to NUG?
Mercury poisoning
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What factor is deficient in hemophilia A?
Factor 8
| x-linked recessive; males are affected, females are carriers
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What is a common vitamin deficiency in vegetarians?
VitB12 (B9-folate)
B12 is needed to make red blood cells, deficiency can indirectly cause iron deficiency. B9 (folate) binds to red blood cells when there is an iron deficiency
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Morphologic development begins at week ___
11
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What are the top two reasons posterior composite fail?
1) Fractures
| 2) Recurrent caries
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BQ: What is the term used for infiltrating the demineralized area during resin infiltration?
CApillary action
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T/F: Fusion, hypodontia, congenital absence are effects of deficient proliferation
True
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READ: Acyanotic disease can reflect the risk for dangerous desaturation during general anesthesia and/or other planned procedures (local anesthesia, nitrous oxide) or in post-operative period
acyanotic heart disease: oxygenated blood moves from left side of heart to right side and then to lungs, This can occur as a result of a hole between the left and right atria. In acyanotic heart disease, the body receives oxygenated and non-de-oxygenated blood from the heart. bluish skin coloration does not occur with acyanotic heart disease except when the body needs more oxygen than the heart can supply
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Anomalies during which stage of morphological development result in enamel pearls, hypercementosis, enamel hypoplasia, and dentin dysplasia?
Apposition
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What is the measure of intrinsic clotting of the blood?
PTT (partial thromboplastin time) - congenital clotting disorders/ prolonged in hemophilia A, B, C and VWD
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BQ: What disease is characterized by fissured lips, infected pharynx, strawberry tongue, erythema of palms and soles, rash, cervical adenopathy
Kawasaki disease, also called mucocutaneous lymph node syndrome
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BQ: Condyloma acuminatum is caused by HPV____
6, 11 ,16, 18. it is sexually transmitted
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T/F:As the resin is polymerized, there is an effective strategy
True, as the polymer chains crosslink, they get closer together. Inevitably, filling will be smaller than prep
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T/F: Collagen stimulates platelets that in the presence of thrombin+fibrin form a blood clot
True
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What is the normal WBC count for a 8-18 yo?
4,500-13,500 mm3
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Which type of dentinogenesis imperfecta occurs with osteogenesis imperfecta?
DI Shields Type I
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Is fusion a result of deficient or excessive proliferation?
Deficient
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What is increased in viral and bacterial infections, acute and chronic lymphocytic leukemia, or antigen reaction?
a) Basophils
b) Neutrophils
c) Lymphocytes
d) Eosinophils
e) Monocytes
c) lymphocytes, 25-30% normally
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T/F: Hypophosphatasia - limited cementum is produced, teeth exfoliate early, elevated serum alkaline phosphatase, urinary phosphoethanolamine
False
Decreased serum alkaline phosphatase
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What is the success rate of sealants after 10 years with recalls and maintenance?
80-90% success rate after 10 years with regular recalls and maintenance
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What is in the urine in patients with hypophosphatasia?
urinary phosphoethanolamine
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What does hematocrit measure?
the relative volume of cells and plasma in the blood
