Sim Quiz

Question 1

competent and timely delivery of dental care within the bounds of clinical circumstances presented by the patient… do good

Answer 1

benificence

Question 2

drug addiction is a blank

Answer 2

disease

Question 3

signs of drug abuse

Answer 3

caries, decreased response to local anesthesia, oral infection prone

Question 4

usually substance abuse is caught during blank

Answer 4

history

Question 5

what dentists should do for a patient with substance abuse disorders

Answer 5

be aware of substance history, knowledgable about substance use disorders, use professional judgment when advising patients, know where to refer for help, consult with physician, know pharmacology, be confidential

Question 6

do not talk about substance use disorder with blank

Answer 6

family member

Question 7

three dimensions of schizo disorder

Answer 7

positive symptoms, disorganized symptoms, negative symptoms

Question 8

symptoms like delusions and hallucinations are blank symptoms

Answer 8

positive

Question 9

erroneous but firmly held ideas like being controlled by outside force

Answer 9

delusions

Question 10

sensory perceptions without a stimulus

Answer 10

hallucination

Question 11

most common schizo hallucination

Answer 11

auditory

Question 12

symptoms inferred from patient’s speech which are rapid shifts between topics that may be unrelated

Answer 12

disorganized symptoms

Question 13

imitating others speech

Answer 13

echolalia

Question 14

imitating others movements and gestures

Answer 14

echopraxia

Question 15

schizo symptoms that are more debilitating over time

Answer 15

negative symptoms

Question 16

inability to plan, initiate, and persisit in goal directed activities in schizo is called blank

Answer 16

avolition

Question 17

schizo people have more chance of blank

Answer 17

substance use disorder

Question 18

schizo can be blank

Answer 18

genetic

Question 19

delusions and hallucinations may be due to excess blank in limbic areas

Answer 19

dopamine (maybe serotonin too)

Question 20

decreased emotional responsiveness may be due to decreased dopamine in this part of brain

Answer 20

pre frontal

Question 21

antipsychotic medications block dopamine blank receptors

Answer 21

D2

Question 22

schizo can lead to these due to the antipsychotic medications

Answer 22

pseudoparkinsonism, tardive dyskinesia, akathisia, acute dystonia

Question 23

these atypical drugs are used in schizo for patients that didnt respond to other meds

Answer 23

clozapine (also risperidone, olanzapine, quetiapine)

Question 24

the atypical drugs help regulate normal function here

Answer 24

prefrontal lobe

Question 25

antipsychotic medications lead to blank in the mouth

Answer 25

dry mouth

Question 26

spastic movements of the jaw from blank can lead to disloding restorations or prostheses and ulcers

Answer 26

tardive dyskinesia

Question 27

blank infections are common in the mouths of schizo

Answer 27

candida

Question 28

clozapine is unique in that it causes blank

Answer 28

HYPERsalivation

Question 29

clozapine can reduce blank which can be problematic for treating in dental office

Answer 29

WBC count less than 3000 /mm^3

Question 30

always protect the blank of schizo patients due to the lack of a blank

Answer 30

airway, gag reflex

Question 31

finding the oral symptoms of diseases in their early stages can lead to a better blank

Answer 31

prognosis

Question 32

model for delivering bad news

Answer 32

abcde or spikes

Question 33

abcde

Answer 33

advance prep, building relationship/environment, communicating well, dealing with reactions, encouraging/validating emotions

Question 34

breaking bad news can have numerous psychological and physiological effects on the patients and the dentists... including an increase in blank cell function

Answer 34

natural killer cell

Question 35

spikes

Answer 35

setting, perception, invitation/info, knowledge, empathy, strategy/summary

Question 36

physical, sexual, or psychological harm by a current or former partner or spouse

Answer 36

intimate partner violence (also stalking)

Question 37

percent of female murder victims killed by intimate partner

Answer 37

33 (3 women per day in US)

Question 38

number of people per minute that are raped in the US

Answer 38

24

Question 39

child witnessed violence in this percent of intimate partner violence cases in state court

Answer 39

22 percent

Question 40

percent of perpetrators of intimate partner violence also abuse children in the house

Answer 40

30-60

Question 41

percent of domestic violence victims that are women

Answer 41

85

Question 42

age range with greatest risk of fatal intimate partner violence

Answer 42

20-24

Question 43

2nd or 3rd degree burns, respiratory burns, firearm, knife or sharp object must

Answer 43

be reported to police

Question 44

percent of patients asked by dentists about their injuries from abuse

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88 percent

Question 45

percent of people who want dentists to ask about injuries

Answer 45

70 percent

Question 46

percent of abuse injuries to head neck mouth

Answer 46

75 percent

Question 47

this type of abuse very often leads to death

Answer 47

strangulation

Question 48

11-33 pounds of pressure on neck for this long can cause brain death

Answer 48

4-5 mins

Question 49

underlying injuries from abuse and strangling can kill a victim up to this many hours later

Answer 49

36 hours

Question 50

reason most women stay in abusive relationships

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fear... leaving abusive relationship has 75 percent chance of being killed

Question 51

AVDR for domestic violence

Answer 51

ask, validate, document, refer