exam 1 - lecture 2 Flashcards

(36 cards)

1
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signs of dental problems or dz

A

dropping feed, hard to chew, weight loss, bit problems, poor performance, foul odor, nasal dischrage, lameness

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2
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complete oral exam

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history and PE
observe horse in environment
assess physical condition
assess feed and water source
external evaluation - head, muscle, tmj
occlusion - incisors and cheek
periodontal disease
endodontic components
oral soft tissue

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3
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when should all incisors be in by

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all in wear by 5

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4
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which drugs for sedation and analgesia for oral exam

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alpha-2 agonists - xylazine, detomidine
butorphanol - controlled, opiate partial agonist
combos

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5
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precautions with speculums

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it is a weapon - sedation is necessary
dont open too wide or leave on for too long

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6
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points for speculum exam

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visualize
feel for points and hooks
look for loose teeth
show owner what you find

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7
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how to rinse the mouth

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chlorhex rinse
better for visualization
helps to evaluate sedation

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8
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what is the point of balancing the mouth

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decrease abnormal forces on teeth

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9
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what is the bit seat

A

all 06s

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10
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when to start oral exam

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all foals during new foal exam - need to look for congenital abnormalities

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11
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when to address wolf teeth

A

1 yr

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12
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will young or old horses have sharpest enamel points

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young - teeth are softer

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13
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what age do most people start horse dentistry

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1.5-3 yr

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14
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how many permanent teeth do horses have

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36-44

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15
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how many deciduous teeth do horses have

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24

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16
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when will horses have their full set of permanent teeth

17
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biggest point for geriatric horse dentistry

18
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what teeth have hooks commonly

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106/206 and 311/411

19
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what structures are included in periodontal disease

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gingiva, periodontal ligaments, cementum, alveolar bone

20
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age signalment for horses with periodontal disease

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60% >15
40% 3-5 - eruption issues
20% 5-10

21
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specific treatment options for periodontal disease

A

clean pockets, antibacterial packing, balance mouth, extraction

22
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when should you extract

A

fractures/fragments
root abscesses
severe periodontal disease
EOTRH
trauma
impaction

23
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where do you poke for maxillary nerve block

A

pterygopalatine fossa
under zygomatic arch, deposit into fat pad

24
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what does the maxillary nerve block desensitize

A

maxilla and premaxilla
paranasal sinuses
nasal cavity

25
does the horse hate the maxillary nerve block
not really
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complications of maxillary nerve block
infection, meningitis, retrobulbar hematoma
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what does the infraorbital nerve block desensitize if you block within the canal
premolars, alveoli and gingiva, similar effect to maxillary
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what does the infraorbital nerve block desensitize if you block rostral to the canal
skin of lip, nostril and face
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do horses hate the infraorbital block
yes
30
what does the mandibular nerve block desensitize
mandible and all structures
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complications with mandibular nerve block
cellulitis if not sterile self trauma after
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what does mental nerve desensitize
canine, incisor, rostral cheek teeth, alveoli, gingiva rostrally - skin of lips and chin
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which block is used for incisor extractions
infraorbital
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how do caries form
fissures and fractures trauma periodontal disease
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when to take rads or CT
nasal discharge, draining tracts, abnormal chewing, reluctance to eat, loose or fractured tooth, skull fractures
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why be careful with power tools
thermal damage open pulp chamber