prelim perspective lesson 2 Flashcards

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1
Q

Barbers they use crude tools, from using _____ to ___ in extracting tooth

A

bare fingers to nail forceps

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2
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In year 1210, A college was established
in France. members of the college are
divided surgeon into two:

A

long robe - entitled to
perform surgical procedures.

short robe - are allowed to
perform surgical procedures
after passing the exam.

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3
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Barber surgeons organized a
guild as they grew in number. They
demanded more of physicians can grant.

A

14th century

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4
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They demaned their own cadavers and perform their own anatomical demonstrations. Physicians withdrew their support.

A

barber surgeons

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5
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Spanish Era (1521-1898)

A

sacamuelas

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6
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“tooth-puller”

A

sacamuelas

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7
Q

A professional regulating body
was non-existed during this
period. No royal decree or laws
by Spanish government to
guide practicing Sacamueelas.

A

sacamuelas

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8
Q

Popularly known as
Capitan Cheng-Cheng

A

jose arevalo

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9
Q

First filipino Dentist

A

jose arevalo

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10
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An expert in carving tooth and plate on asingle ivory piece,-established his dental office in the same place.

A

jose arevalo

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He had his wife for his assistant, was also skilled in gold craftsmanship.

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jose arevalo

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12
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In year 1858, a French dentist from Hong Kong,

A

Monsieur M. Fertri

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came to Manila and set up a dental office in Quiapo.

A

Monsieur M. Fertri

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14
Q

He was a very able dentist but not a good prosthetist. In search for a dental assistant he met Jose Arevalo who is
good with prosthesis.

A

Monsieur M. Fertri

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15
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He formed a partnership with Capitan Cheng-Cheng which marked the dentistry in the country

A

Monsieur M. Fertri

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16
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offered a special course with a
basic curriculum.

A

University of Santo Tomas

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17
Q

“one who administers surgery”

A

cirujano ministrantes

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18
Q

dentistsurgeon” or “dental surgeon

A

cirujano dentistas -

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19
Q

Authorized the then
Provost Marshall General to
determine the fitness of
those who were already
practicing dentistry.

A

Elwell Otis

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20
Q

The requirement marked
the beginning of the trend
toward state supervision of
the dental practice of the
country

A

The Philippine Dental Act of 1965 (Republic Act No. 4419)

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21
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This Act provided for theorganization of the Board of DentalExaminers and vested with powerssubstantially similar to those thepresent Board enjoys.

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The Philippine Dental Act of 1965 (Republic Act No. 4419)

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22
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First members of The Board:

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5 Dr. Robert T. Olliver- Chairman

9 Dr. Wallace G. Skidmore- Secretary-treasurer

3 Dr. Antonio Vergel deDios - Member

23
Q

Sociedad dental de Filipinas

as president
as vice-president
as secretary
as secretary and treasurer

A

Don Bonifacio Arevalo

Gregorio R. Mateo

F. Calleja

Juan Villanueva

24
Q

This organization was instrumental towards the establishment of dental schools and initiation of reforms for
the improvement of the profession.

A

Sociedad dental de Filipinas

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Fostered and taught by his uncle, Don Jose Arevalo
Bonifacio Arevalo
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founded Sociedad dental FIlipinas Bonifacio
Bonifacio Arevalo
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was the first dental school
Colegio Dental del Liceo de Manila
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Colegio Dental del Liceo de Manila was the first dental school established under his leadership together with Antonio Oliveros, Crispulo Layoc and others.
Gregorio R. Mateo
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This was later renamed the Philippine Dental College consisted of three years professional course leading to the degree of D.D.S.
Colegio Dental del Liceo de Manila
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-Periodontology
Col. George G. Graham
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Prosthesis
Maj. Harry Smalley
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Operative Dentistry. (1925)
Maj. Thomas Page
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The first president of National Dental Association was
Dr. Francisco Tecson
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This organization published its official organ,The National Dental Review with Dr. Eladio Aldecoa, editor.
National Dental Association
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Lengthening the dental course from three to four years and in 1930
Act No. 3538
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Only a few number of dentists in the Philippines practiced their profession during the war and the occupation.
Japanese-occupation era(1942 to 1945)
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insufficient availability of dental supplies.
Japanese-occupation era(1942 to 1945)
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Curriculums was adjusted in accordance to Japanese military propaganda
Japanese-occupation era(1942 to 1945)
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who survived the war resumed their profession after the stabilization of dental supplies.
Dental practitioners
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dental equipments were very much improved and there developed an overflow of students seeking admission in dental schools.
Dental Practice Post- war
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the Dean of College of Dentistry of the University of the Philippines .
Dr. Victorino G. Villa
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His paper on the detino-enamel article carried Philippine dentistry around the world
Dr. Victorino G. Villa
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1948, the Board of Dental Examiners became an independent regulatory body
Republic Act No. 546
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The board was later given the "authority to issue, suspend or revoke certificates of registration and the power to administer oaths and oversee dental education requirements"
Republic Act No. 4419 in Dental Act of 1965
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Practical tests in the dental board examinations
Republic Act No. 417
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two-year pre-dental course as admission requirement for the study of dentistry
Republic Act No. 417
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Set and increased the penal provision for illegal practice of dentistry
Republic Act No. 417
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Changes in the qualifications and tenure of office and duties of the members of the Board of Dental Examiners.
Republic Act No. 417
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separating the Dental Corps from the Medical Service and creating it as a separate technical service of the Armed Forces of the Philippines.
Republic Act No. 481
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Military Dentists
Republic Act No. 481
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Republic Act No. 481 - Military Dentist Republic Act No. 417 - Practical test added to licensure board exam. Republic Act No. 4419 - Dental Act of 1965. authority to issue, suspend or revoke certificates Republic Act No. 546 - first independent board.
Republic Act No. 481 - Military Dentist Republic Act No. 417 - Practical test added to licensure board exam. Republic Act No. 4419 - Dental Act of 1965. authority to issue, suspend or revoke certificates Republic Act No. 546 - first independent board.
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The efforts of organized dentistryin conducting regular scientific meetings and the conventionsheld annually by the
Philippine Dental Association
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The increase in the number of dentists coming from the
United States