final exam- exam 4 notes Flashcards

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what drugs effect hemostasis?

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Coumadin, asprin, NSAIDS, warfarin

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what are the three P’s involved in diabetes mellitus?

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polydipsia- excessive thirst and fluid intake

polyuria- excessive urination

polyphagia- excessive appatite

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what is hyperparathyroidism characterized by?

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hypercalcemia, hyperphosphatemia, and abnormal bone metabolism

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4
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what is the most severe form of polystatic fibrous dysplasia?

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Albrights syndrome

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accumulation of acid in the body resulting from the accumulation of ketone bodies

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ketoacidosis

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this identifies the VIRUS rather than antibody and thereby enables the ID of the infection earlier

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Polymerase chain reaction (PCR)

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decrease in the number of platelets in circulating blood

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thrombocytopenia

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this is a decrease in WBC

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leukopenia

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9
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what anibody tests are used to determined infection of HIV?

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enzyme linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) (must have 2 positive of these) and western blot test

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how are blood disorders determined?

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by a complete blood count- series of tests that examines RBC, WBC and platelets

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11
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what fluoride is used with dental implants?

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neutral sodium

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used to determine disc position (injection of contrast medium and then radiography of a joint)

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arthography

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what are oral complications of diabetes mellitus?

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candidiasis, xerostomia, accentuated response to plaque, gingiva is hyperplastic, periodontal disease, mobility, early tooth loss, slow wound healing, abc medication

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what is the normal PTT time?

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25-40 seconds

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this is a chronic form of polycythemia that occurs in middle aged white men under physiologic stress, mildly overweight, hypertensive, and heavy smokers

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stress polycythemia

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this is patchy RL and RO on radiograph and reffered to as cotton or wool

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pagets disease

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17
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how do you diagnosis anemia?

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lab test of low serum vitamin b12 levels, gastric achlorida, megoblastic anemia

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what are ideal properties of dental implant?

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high strength, maximal inertness and ability to bend (ductility)

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this is a deficiency of intrinsic factor

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pernicious anemia

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20
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what is the normal bleeding time?

21
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muscle pain

22
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this causes the blood PH to be lowered

23
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how must an implant be cleaned?

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with a plastic instrument

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a joint

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this is the most common form of leukemia and accounts for about 1/4 of all cases of leukemia
chronic lymphocytic leukemia
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what are some adverse effects of radiation therapy?
develop mucositis rampant decay xerostomia osteonecrosis
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what is the deficiency of vitamin D in children?
rickets
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listening to sounds within the body
auscultation
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this is an excessive number of abnormal WBC in circulating blood
leukemia
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this is a disease present in women before age 30 and is a result of abnormal hemoblgobin in RBC
Sickle cell anemia
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this type of anemia is when bone marrow failure is a result of drug or chemical agent
secondary aplastic anemia
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extrinsic factor is necessary for absorption of?
vitamin B12- needed for DNA synthesis
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what is the normal WBC count?
4,000-11,000
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what are characteristics of dental implants?
must be biocompatible, made of titanium
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a dry, crackling sound
crepitus
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what are the non surgical treatments of TMD?
pharmacologic pain relief(analgesics, muscle relaxants, and pain relivers) physical therapy (ultra sound, warm heat, spraying and stretching of muscles, and jaw excersise) mandibular splints (bite guard)
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method of evaluating a joint involving the insertion of small cannulas along with a camera and instruments to a joint
arthroscopy
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another term for platelet
thrombocyte
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this is a complete removal of damaged disc with TMD?
menisectomy
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this type of anemia has an unkown cause
primary aplastic anemia
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this type of polycythemia occurs in men 40-60 years and is a neoplastic proliferation of bone marrow stem cells that results in an abnormally high number of circulating rbc
polycythemia vera (primary)
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this is a marked reduction in circulating neutrophils and wbc falls less than 1,000
agranulocytosis
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this is excessive secretion of parathyroid hormone
hyperparathyroidism
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increase in the total RBC mass in the blood
polycythemia
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what are the two types of dental implants?
endossesous (osseointegrated) subperiosteal
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disc shaped structure found in the blood... for blood coagulation
platelet
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this is the most common type of hemophelia and caused by a deficiency of plasma thromboplastinogen (factor VIII)
TYPE A hemophelia
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what is the normal PT time?
11-16 seconds