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Genito-Urinary System Flashcards

1
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Symptoms such as lower back pain, disturbance when urinating, blood or pus in pee, enlargement of the kidneys or edema might suggest what problem?

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kidney disorder

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What is the inflammation of the renal glomeruli which affects kidney function called?

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Glomerulonephritis

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What demographic does glomerulonephritis occur in?

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children and teens

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What is a onset symptom of glomerulonephtitis

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strep throat 1-3 weeks prior

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Glomerulonephritis can cause —

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renal damage

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6
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Chronic glomerulonephritis can be complicated by –

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hypertension

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7
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If both kidneys are unfunctional the patient requires a –

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transplant

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Most patients who have had a kidney transplant have – kidneys.

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3, two nonfunctional and one functional

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9
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Why are patients who have undergone a kidney transplant more prone to infection?

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the meds needed to prevent rejection suppress the immune system

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10
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What is a side effect of kidney antitransplant rejection meds?

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hypertension

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11
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It is important for dental professionals to monitor – in patients with kidney transplants.

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blood pressure-when blood pressure is unidentified you must refer.

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12
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In end-stage renal disease both kidneys are nonfunctional and the patient can be kept alive by using a —

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artificial kidney machine-dialysis

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13
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In patients with dialysis a arteriovenous fistula is used to connect the patient to the machine and can be a site of – similar to –

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infection

bacterial endocarditis

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14
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Most infections are caused by skin bacteria not – from the oral cavity.

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organisms

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15
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During dialysis, the patient is given heparin to –

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stop blood from clotting

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16
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The effect of heparin takes – to wear off

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4 hrs

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17
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The process of dialysis may damage –

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platelets

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18
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Patients should not receive dental treatment while on dialysis, instead delay treatment until –

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the day after dialysis

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19
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Being on dialysis increases a patients risk for developing –

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hep B or C

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20
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Questions need to be asked of patients on dialysis to determine a history of –

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viral hep, or chronic liver disease

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21
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What are three common venereal diseases?

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gonorrhea, syphilis, genital herpes

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What is a contagious infection of the genital mucosa of both genders?

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gonorrhea

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23
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How do you treat gonorrhea?

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cefixime, ceftiaxone, azithromycin, spectinomycin

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What is caused by the direct contact with moist surfaces of the body of a person in an infectious state, contact with contaminated materials, transfusion of infected blood or plasma, or passage of an organism from mother to fetus?

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syphilis

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25
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In syphilis the organism enter through –

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broken skin or mucous membrane

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26
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What is the treatment of primary and secondary syphilis?

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penicillin

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27
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Patients undergoing treatment for primary or secondary syphilis are –

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potentially infectious

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28
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Patients can maintain seropositive for syphilis up to – after treatment.

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1 year

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29
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Antibiotics are not effective in – syphilis

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tertiary

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30
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Patients with tertiary syphilis are seropositive but not –

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infective

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31
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Genital herpes is transmitted by –, or –

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direct sexual contact

mother to newborn

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32
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The virus of genital herpes remains in the body creating –

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periodic recurrent infections

33
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Genial herpes has no cure, however, –, –, and – have been able to relive symptoms and shorten duration of disease. They do not eliminate the virus or affect recurrence.

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zovirax, famvir, valtrex

34
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In pregnant women –, – ,and – are within the first trimester.

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fatigue, nausea, syncope

35
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pregnant women often develop a functional –

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heart murmur

36
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The hormonal changes of pregnancy often create exaggerated inflammatory response of – resulting in – or –

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gingival tissues
pregnancy gingivitis
pregnancy tumors

37
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Chair positions may need to be altered for women in the – trimester

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third trimester

38
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A nursing mother can transmit trace amounts of – or – administered through dental procedures

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drugs or meds

39
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Dental professionals should select drugs and meds in nursing mothers carefully to avoid –

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harming infant

40
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It is advised to consult with nursing patients doc about –

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dosages

41
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IF a patients has had a miscarriage or stillbirth or a baby with low birth weight that patient might be in the beginning stages of an –

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endocrine disorder such as diabetes.

42
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A history of menstrual bleeding or use of oral birth control might indicate –

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bleeding problems

43
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repeated loss of blood during menstruation may result in – or –

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mild anemia or iron deficiency

44
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After menopause women can experience –

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osteoporosis- thinning of the bones

45
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To prevent osteoporosis after menopause patients are given – and treated with –

A

calcium

bisphosphonates

46
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Boniva, Fosamax and actonel are all –

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oral bisphosphonates

47
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A complication of oral bisphosphonates is –

A

osteonecrosis of the jaw

48
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Osteonecrosis of the jaw is cause by dental procedures such as –, resulting in an area of necrosis. Common in the –.

A

extractions

mandible

49
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Treatment of osteonecrosis of the jaw consists of –, – ,–

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antimicrobial rinses, systemic antibiotics, and minimally invasive dental therapies

50
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Patients who have a penile implant may be at risk for –

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infection

51
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For patients with penile implants a doctor consult is suggested to determine need for –

A

premed

52
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For patients with kidney disease what conditions indicate a medical consult?

A

history of renal failure

history of glomerulonephritis

53
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For patients with kidney disease what are two modifications to dental treatment?

A

avoid trauma to soft tissues because of hemorrhage

monitor BP

54
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For patients with a kidney disorder what conditions indicate premed?

A

Glomerulonephritis

55
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For patients with a kidney disorder what drugs are to be avoided?

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Tetracycline, aspirin, NSAIDs will increase the blood urea nitrogen

56
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For patients with a kidney disorder what medical emergency situations might arise>

A

none

57
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For patients with a kidney transplant what conditions indicate a medical consult?

A

Tranplants

58
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For patients with dialysis why is a medical consult needed?

A

for determining the selection of meds and dosages

59
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What dental modifications are needed for patients with dialysis?

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standard precautions for hepatitis virus transmission prevention. emphasize oral hygiene and disease prevention

60
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Do kidney transplant patients need a premed>

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yes

61
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What drugs should be avoided for patients with kidney transplants or dialysis?

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drugs that are metabolized by the kidneys or nephrotoxic drugs

62
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What potential emergency situation arise from patients with a kidney transplant or dialysis?

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excessive bleeding

63
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What condition of venereal disease indicated medical consult?

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tertiary syphilis

64
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What dental modifications are needed for patients with syphilis?

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Strict SOP because of infectious blood transmission

65
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What dental modifications are needed for patients with gonorrhea?

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no contraindication to treatment if the patient has started antibiotics.

66
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What dental modification are needed for patients with genial herpes?

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delay elective treatment if oral herpes is present to avoid spreading it around the face, to dental professional, or getting into conjunctivae.

67
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What venereal conditions require a premed?

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none

68
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what emergency situations can arise from venereal conditions>

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none

69
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When should you do a medical consult with pregnant or nursing women?

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before prescribing antibiotics or analgesics.

70
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What dental modifications should you make for pregnant women?

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Timing of dental care-second and first part of third trimester are best for elective care. Plaque control in first trimester.Shorter appointments

71
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The pregnant patient in the third trimester may need to be more upright to avoid – due to uterus pressing on vena cava

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syncope

72
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Pregnant patients should not have – during first trimester and its use should be limited in second and third

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nitrous oxide

73
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Pregnant patients should be given information on –

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dental care for their newborns and infants

74
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For nursing patients minimize the use of –

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drugs and meds

75
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Do pregnant or nursing women need premeds?

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no

76
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What drugs are to be avoided in pregnant and nursing women?

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all medications and drugs unless needed for urgent care, limit.

77
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what potential emergency situation can arise with pregnant women?

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syncope

78
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What dental treatment modifications are needed for patients with menopause, osteoporosis and osteonecrosis?

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avoid tissue trauma and extractions (IV bisphosphonates) to avoid osteonecrosis of the jaw

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