Midterm Practice Flashcards

1
Q

if patient shoes up with sores, what must you do

A

report to clinic supervisor and dismiss patient

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2
Q

what are findings determined from examination

A

signs

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3
Q

what is a precise term used to describe a deviation from normal, derived from examination findings thru deductive reasoning

A

diagnosis

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4
Q

information gathering/patient interview must be what? why?

A

systematic and consistent. do it the same way every time so you won’t miss anything

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5
Q

what is the best way to avoid medical emergencies

A

patient history

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6
Q

trasillumination is best for what caries

A

class III

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7
Q

what diagnosis has high certainty

A

definitive

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8
Q

T/F: when doing clinical exam, you should tell the patient what you are doing before you do it and have assistant present

A

TRUE

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9
Q

T/F: the dentist owes the patient that degree of skill, care, and judgement possesed by a resonable dentist

A

true

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10
Q

are patients POOR judges of clinical excellence

A

yes

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11
Q

should you ever give patient original charts

A

never! give them copies

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12
Q

what is the failure to do what a reasonable persona would do

A

negligence

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13
Q

what is the right of competent adults to make decision

A

consents

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14
Q

age of consent in NE

A

19

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15
Q

what are exceptions to not getting consent

A

life threatening emergeny and treatment that patent has previously consented to

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16
Q

what is the primary resource for determining the patient fitness for tx

A

medical history

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17
Q

why should you ask if patient if theyre on birth control

A

because antibiotics decreaseses its effectiveness

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18
Q

swollen ankles on patient means what

A

congestive heart failure and arrythmias

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19
Q

do not treat patient with systemic disease if BP is what

A

> 159/95

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20
Q

defer elective tx if bp is what

A

> /= 170/104

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21
Q

defer emergency tx if bp is what

A

> /= 180/110

22
Q

what BP should get immediate MD consult

A

> 210/120

23
Q

do you need to premedicate for suture removal

A

no

24
Q

if patient is allergic to penicillin (amoxicillin) what do dyou give them

A

erhythromycin

25
Q

how much amox? when

A

500 mg, ammox, 4 tabs, 1 hour before ppt

26
Q

how much clinda? when

A

150 mg clindamycin, 4 tabs, 1 hour before appt

27
Q

question about IV

A

do same amounts as antibiotic questions?

28
Q

what is the rule of twos

A

supplemental steroid dosage for patients who have taken 20 mg cortisone or more or equibalent dose another steroid for 2 or more weeks in the last two years. may cause adrenal insufficiency which may cause patient inability to tolerate stressful situations

29
Q

what is ADA 2 and 4

A

2 = pregnant
4 = severe systemic disease constant threat to life

30
Q

___% of sqamous cell carcinoma found where

A

80% on lateral boder of tongue

31
Q

T/F: decision to order radiographs based on pt hx, clinical exam, past/current path

A

true

32
Q

order radiographs when

A

ater clinical exam

33
Q

what are considerations in prescribing radioraphs

A

risk of exposure, cost, yield

34
Q

if patient swallows and swelling moves, what is wrong

A

tyroid

35
Q

use ___ with radiographas

A

clinical judgement

36
Q

what is most indicative of ordering radiographs

A

caries experience

37
Q

what provides more detailed image and less anatomical coverage

A

FMX

38
Q

what xray for interproximal caries

A

BW

39
Q

if an xray is shown without the apex of tooth for PA can you use it for diagnose?

A

no, PA must capture apex of tooth

40
Q

if xray is shown of BW with lots of overlap, can you use it to diagnose

A

no

41
Q

occlusal radiographs are indicated for what

A
  1. supernumerary teeth
  2. salivary stones
  3. dental development pre-eruption
  4. boney expansion
42
Q

what is most important funciton of fluoride

A

precipitation of calcium and phosphate

43
Q

is quality or frequency of sugar intake most important

A

frequency

44
Q

is remineralization faster or slower than demin

A

SLOWER

45
Q

all carioues lesions start as what spot

A

white spot

46
Q

if there is a dark spot with a halo around it, what do you have to do?

A

there is caries in dentin so need to restore with restoration

47
Q

know the radiograph classifications

A

E0-2, D1-3

48
Q

white spot lesion on dry tooth is __ way thru enamel

A

<1/2

49
Q

white spot lesion on wet tooth is __ way thru enamel

A

> 1/2

50
Q

if patient has multiple severe caries that can’t be treated in one visit, what can you use

A

SDF

51
Q

is SDF single use?

A

no! reapplied 2x a year

one month follow-up to check for lesion hardness. if soft, reapply following protocol.
in six month, reapply if lesion remains asymptomatic