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78問 • 2年前

問題一覧

Acute inflammatory reaction localized within the tissue and associated with tissue destruction and liquefaction as well as pus.

Abscess

Tooth wear caused by improper brushing or excessively forceful use of toothpicks or floss.

Abrasion

Signifies a condition that begins abruptly and is sometimes severe, but duration is short.

Acute

Total loss or your sense of taste.

Aguesia

Unfavorable systemic response to a foreign substance or drug.

Allergy

Belonging to the same species but genetically different.

Allogenic

Refers to synthetic often used for tissue augmentation or replacement.

Alloplastic

Term for dry socket which is an exposed bone where a recently removed tooth once was.

Alveolar Osteitis

A type of medication which produces the loss of sensation with or without loss of consciousness.

Anesthesia

Severe generalized edema.

Anasarca

A decrease in size of a body part, cell, organ, or other tissue.

Atrophy

Loss of tooth structure that results from physiologic wear on the Invisalign and occlusal surfaces of the teeth.

Attrition

Separation of the tooth from its socket due to trauma.

Avulsion

A condition, tumor or growth that is not cancerous.

Benign

Removal and examination of tissue for diagnostic purposes.

Biopsy

Building up of the bone around dental implants.

Bone augmentation

Decrease in the amount of bone supporting.

Bone Resorption

Slow resting heart rate.

Bradycardia

Grinding or gnashing of the teeth, most commonly during sleep.

Bruxism

An unpleasant or revolting taste.

Cacogeusia

Heat, one of the cardinal signs of inflammation.

Calor

Another term for tooth decay or cavity.

Caries

A human health condition or disease that is persistent or otherwise long-lasting in its effects or a disease that comes with time.

Chronic

The medical term for a bruise.

Contusion

Scrapinh and cleaning the walls of a real or potential space, such as a gingival pocket or bone, to remove pathologic material.

Curettage

A pathological cavity epithelium often filled with fluid, semifluid, casseous contents which is not created by accumulation of pus.

Cyst

Loss of epithelial thickness.

Desquamation

The process of determining the nature and cause of a disease or disorder.

Diagnosis

Pain, one of the cardinal signs of inflammation.

Dolor

Distorted sense of taste.

Dysgeusia

Difficulty of swallowing.

Dysphagia

Swelling caused by too much fluid trapped in the body's tissues.

Edema

Occurs days after surgical procedure and represent blood that escaped into that interstitial tissues.

Ecchymosis

An arterial blockage, often caused by a blood clot.

Embolism

Passage and collection of gas in tissue spaces or fascial planes.

Emphysema

Redness of the skin or mucous membranes caused by hyperemia in superficial capillaries.

Erythema

Loss of tooth substance by chemical process that does not involve known bacterial action.

Erosion

The emergence of the tooth from its position in the jaw.

Eruption

Surgical removal of bone or tissue.

Excision

The edema fluid produces by certain inflammatory reactions having a higher special gravity and a higher protein content.

Exudate

An abnormal connection between two body parts, such as an organ or blood vessel and another structure.

Fistula

Brown or white spots located on the enamel of permanent teeth due to consuming too much fluoride as a child.

Fluorosis

Broken bone or cartilage.

Fracture

Loss of function, one of the cardinal signs of inflammation.

Functio laesa

An organ or tissue that produces and secretes fluid that serve a specific function.

Gland

Medical term for bad breath.

Halitosis

Escape of blood into tissue spaces and appears immediately at the area of involvement.

Hematoma

Excessive deposition of non-neoplastic cement over normal root cementum which alters root morphology.

Hypercementosis

High blood pressure.

Hypertension

Pain or discomfort in the teeth as a response to a certain stimuli, such as hot or cold temperatures.

Hypersensitivity

Increased sensitivity to stimulation.

Hyperesthesia

Decreased sensitivity to stimulation.

Hypoesthesia

Low blood pressure occurs when blood pressure is much lower than normal.

Hypotension

A restoration or prosthesis designed for use over a limited period of time.

Interim

Indicates medication or fluid that's delivered by vein.

Intravenous

The local deficiency of blood supply to an area.

Ischemia

Damage or change to tissue, such as a cut, wound, or sore.

Lesion

Refers to the presence of cancerous cells in a tumor or growth.

Malignant

Misalignment of upper and lower teeth when the jaw closed.

Malocclusion

Death of the tissue.

Necrosis

New growth of tissue which arises from existing tissue but grows independently of it and at its own rate.

Neoplasia

Death of bone tissue, often related to reduced blood supply.

Osteonecrosis

Develops as irradiation diminishes the bone's ability to withstand trauma and avoid infection.

Osteoradionecrosis

Altered sensation of tissue manifesting as numbness, partial loss of sensitivity, burning or tingling.

Paresthesia

Round pinpointed area of hemorrhage.

Petechiae

Predicted outcome of disease progression and treatment.

Prognosis

Inflammation of the dental pulp often resulting in tooth ache.

Pulpitis

Liquified material containing dead and dying neutrophils and host cell debris and is eliminated by the body.

Pus

Return of disease or symptoms after a patient has recovered.

Relapse

Redness, one of the cardinal signs of inflammation.

Rumor

An abutment or subsidence of the symptoms of disease.

Remission

Inflammation of a salivary glands.

Sialadenitis

Communication between a granulation tissue to the epithelial surface.

Sinus Tract

Increadd heart rate.

Tachycardia

Edema fluid produced by certain non-inflammatory conditions having a low specific gravity and low protein content.

Transudate

Swelling, once of the cardinal signs of inflammation.

Tumor

Superficial blisters, 5mm or less in diameter.

Vesicle

Dry mouth, abnormally lack of saliva.

Xerostomia

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問題一覧

Acute inflammatory reaction localized within the tissue and associated with tissue destruction and liquefaction as well as pus.

Abscess

Tooth wear caused by improper brushing or excessively forceful use of toothpicks or floss.

Abrasion

Signifies a condition that begins abruptly and is sometimes severe, but duration is short.

Acute

Total loss or your sense of taste.

Aguesia

Unfavorable systemic response to a foreign substance or drug.

Allergy

Belonging to the same species but genetically different.

Allogenic

Refers to synthetic often used for tissue augmentation or replacement.

Alloplastic

Term for dry socket which is an exposed bone where a recently removed tooth once was.

Alveolar Osteitis

A type of medication which produces the loss of sensation with or without loss of consciousness.

Anesthesia

Severe generalized edema.

Anasarca

A decrease in size of a body part, cell, organ, or other tissue.

Atrophy

Loss of tooth structure that results from physiologic wear on the Invisalign and occlusal surfaces of the teeth.

Attrition

Separation of the tooth from its socket due to trauma.

Avulsion

A condition, tumor or growth that is not cancerous.

Benign

Removal and examination of tissue for diagnostic purposes.

Biopsy

Building up of the bone around dental implants.

Bone augmentation

Decrease in the amount of bone supporting.

Bone Resorption

Slow resting heart rate.

Bradycardia

Grinding or gnashing of the teeth, most commonly during sleep.

Bruxism

An unpleasant or revolting taste.

Cacogeusia

Heat, one of the cardinal signs of inflammation.

Calor

Another term for tooth decay or cavity.

Caries

A human health condition or disease that is persistent or otherwise long-lasting in its effects or a disease that comes with time.

Chronic

The medical term for a bruise.

Contusion

Scrapinh and cleaning the walls of a real or potential space, such as a gingival pocket or bone, to remove pathologic material.

Curettage

A pathological cavity epithelium often filled with fluid, semifluid, casseous contents which is not created by accumulation of pus.

Cyst

Loss of epithelial thickness.

Desquamation

The process of determining the nature and cause of a disease or disorder.

Diagnosis

Pain, one of the cardinal signs of inflammation.

Dolor

Distorted sense of taste.

Dysgeusia

Difficulty of swallowing.

Dysphagia

Swelling caused by too much fluid trapped in the body's tissues.

Edema

Occurs days after surgical procedure and represent blood that escaped into that interstitial tissues.

Ecchymosis

An arterial blockage, often caused by a blood clot.

Embolism

Passage and collection of gas in tissue spaces or fascial planes.

Emphysema

Redness of the skin or mucous membranes caused by hyperemia in superficial capillaries.

Erythema

Loss of tooth substance by chemical process that does not involve known bacterial action.

Erosion

The emergence of the tooth from its position in the jaw.

Eruption

Surgical removal of bone or tissue.

Excision

The edema fluid produces by certain inflammatory reactions having a higher special gravity and a higher protein content.

Exudate

An abnormal connection between two body parts, such as an organ or blood vessel and another structure.

Fistula

Brown or white spots located on the enamel of permanent teeth due to consuming too much fluoride as a child.

Fluorosis

Broken bone or cartilage.

Fracture

Loss of function, one of the cardinal signs of inflammation.

Functio laesa

An organ or tissue that produces and secretes fluid that serve a specific function.

Gland

Medical term for bad breath.

Halitosis

Escape of blood into tissue spaces and appears immediately at the area of involvement.

Hematoma

Excessive deposition of non-neoplastic cement over normal root cementum which alters root morphology.

Hypercementosis

High blood pressure.

Hypertension

Pain or discomfort in the teeth as a response to a certain stimuli, such as hot or cold temperatures.

Hypersensitivity

Increased sensitivity to stimulation.

Hyperesthesia

Decreased sensitivity to stimulation.

Hypoesthesia

Low blood pressure occurs when blood pressure is much lower than normal.

Hypotension

A restoration or prosthesis designed for use over a limited period of time.

Interim

Indicates medication or fluid that's delivered by vein.

Intravenous

The local deficiency of blood supply to an area.

Ischemia

Damage or change to tissue, such as a cut, wound, or sore.

Lesion

Refers to the presence of cancerous cells in a tumor or growth.

Malignant

Misalignment of upper and lower teeth when the jaw closed.

Malocclusion

Death of the tissue.

Necrosis

New growth of tissue which arises from existing tissue but grows independently of it and at its own rate.

Neoplasia

Death of bone tissue, often related to reduced blood supply.

Osteonecrosis

Develops as irradiation diminishes the bone's ability to withstand trauma and avoid infection.

Osteoradionecrosis

Altered sensation of tissue manifesting as numbness, partial loss of sensitivity, burning or tingling.

Paresthesia

Round pinpointed area of hemorrhage.

Petechiae

Predicted outcome of disease progression and treatment.

Prognosis

Inflammation of the dental pulp often resulting in tooth ache.

Pulpitis

Liquified material containing dead and dying neutrophils and host cell debris and is eliminated by the body.

Pus

Return of disease or symptoms after a patient has recovered.

Relapse

Redness, one of the cardinal signs of inflammation.

Rumor

An abutment or subsidence of the symptoms of disease.

Remission

Inflammation of a salivary glands.

Sialadenitis

Communication between a granulation tissue to the epithelial surface.

Sinus Tract

Increadd heart rate.

Tachycardia

Edema fluid produced by certain non-inflammatory conditions having a low specific gravity and low protein content.

Transudate

Swelling, once of the cardinal signs of inflammation.

Tumor

Superficial blisters, 5mm or less in diameter.

Vesicle

Dry mouth, abnormally lack of saliva.

Xerostomia