OS2 Pt.3

38問 • 2年前

問題一覧

Medical History consists...

Updated, Previous Disease, Current and Past Drug Therapy, Allergies

Dental history consists...

Traumatic treatment episodes, History of Loss of Consciousness, Prolonged Bleeding, Anesthetic Allergies, Prolonged Healing

Thorough clinical examination consists...

Density of the bone, Associated pathology, Remaining Dentition

Informed consent consists...

Diagnosis, Nature of Procedure, Length of Procedure, Healing Course, Risk and Complications

The degree of difficulty of extracting a tooth depends on:

Density and elasticity of the surrounding bone, Integrity of the crown

The density of the bone varies consists...

From individual to individual, Depending on location, Diet, Bruxism

Extraction multiple teeth in sequence consists...

Posterior teeth leaving the first molar, Anterior teeth leaving the canine, 1st molar

Complications arising from the time just before surgery to the time immediately following surgery.

Peri-Operatively

Complications that occurs hours to days following surgery.

Post-Operatively

Common Sites of Hemorrhage

Inferior Alveolar Vessels, Anterior Mandibular Vessels, Greater and Lesser Palatine Arteries, Incisive Canal Vessels

Bright red; pulsating or spurting; may lead to rapid loss of blood volume.

Arterial

Dark red; steady flow; may also cause significant blood loss.

Venous

Most common type; steady ooze; described as trickling with minimal loss of blood.

Capillary

Occurs at time of injury; usually caused by trauma to vessels.

Primary

Within 24 hours after surgery; may be caused by physical disturbance of clot.

Reactionary

After more than 24 hours mainly due to secondary infection.

Secondary

5 A's as Prevention of Hemorrhage

Aspirin, Antibiotic, Anti-coagulant, Alcohol, Anti-Cancer Drugs

Commonly applied agent to control minor bleeding.

Gelfoam

Oxidized regenerated cellullose; stimulates production of thrombin and fibrinogen.

Surgicel

Another manner to control bleeding using electrical currents to swak exposed blood vessels.

Electrocoagulation

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

Ecchymosis

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

Emphysema

Condition occurs as a result of injudicious retraction of the tissue.

Retraction Trauma

This may result due to misconception that wounds must be sutured tightly resulting in tissue tension.

Suture Breakdown

Accidental trauma due to friction from bur contact during the surgical procedure.

Bur Trauma

Low severity injury; structure remains intact but electrical conduction down the axon is interrupted typically by ischemia or compression injury.

Neuropraxia

Disruption of the neuronal axon takes place but the myelin sheath is still intact.

Axonotmesis

Characterized loss of nerve conduction; damage to surrounding nerve trunk connective tissue.

Neurotmesis

May result due to injudicious handling of tissue whereby there is stretching, compression or actual damage to the nerves.

Anesthesia

Faulty healing of extraction site; results from clot dissolution.

Dry Socket

Surgical dressing consists.....

Zinc Oxide, Eugenol, Cotton Fibers

A developmental anomaly caused by obstruction in the eruption path and ectopic position of the tooth.

Impacted Tooth

Theory dictates that hereditary traits cause the tooth to become impacted.

Mendelian Theory

Theory dictates that evolution plays a role in tooth impaction.

Phylogenic Theory

Theory states that teeth become impacted because of interference in growth.

Orthodontic Theory

Common between the contact area of second and third molars.

Periodontal Disease

Inflammation of the operculum overlying a partially impacted third molar.

Pericoronitis

Surgical removal of loose flap pf tissue overlying a partially erupted tooth.

Operculectomy

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RPD

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問題一覧

Medical History consists...

Updated, Previous Disease, Current and Past Drug Therapy, Allergies

Dental history consists...

Traumatic treatment episodes, History of Loss of Consciousness, Prolonged Bleeding, Anesthetic Allergies, Prolonged Healing

Thorough clinical examination consists...

Density of the bone, Associated pathology, Remaining Dentition

Informed consent consists...

Diagnosis, Nature of Procedure, Length of Procedure, Healing Course, Risk and Complications

The degree of difficulty of extracting a tooth depends on:

Density and elasticity of the surrounding bone, Integrity of the crown

The density of the bone varies consists...

From individual to individual, Depending on location, Diet, Bruxism

Extraction multiple teeth in sequence consists...

Posterior teeth leaving the first molar, Anterior teeth leaving the canine, 1st molar

Complications arising from the time just before surgery to the time immediately following surgery.

Peri-Operatively

Complications that occurs hours to days following surgery.

Post-Operatively

Common Sites of Hemorrhage

Inferior Alveolar Vessels, Anterior Mandibular Vessels, Greater and Lesser Palatine Arteries, Incisive Canal Vessels

Bright red; pulsating or spurting; may lead to rapid loss of blood volume.

Arterial

Dark red; steady flow; may also cause significant blood loss.

Venous

Most common type; steady ooze; described as trickling with minimal loss of blood.

Capillary

Occurs at time of injury; usually caused by trauma to vessels.

Primary

Within 24 hours after surgery; may be caused by physical disturbance of clot.

Reactionary

After more than 24 hours mainly due to secondary infection.

Secondary

5 A's as Prevention of Hemorrhage

Aspirin, Antibiotic, Anti-coagulant, Alcohol, Anti-Cancer Drugs

Commonly applied agent to control minor bleeding.

Gelfoam

Oxidized regenerated cellullose; stimulates production of thrombin and fibrinogen.

Surgicel

Another manner to control bleeding using electrical currents to swak exposed blood vessels.

Electrocoagulation

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

Ecchymosis

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

Emphysema

Condition occurs as a result of injudicious retraction of the tissue.

Retraction Trauma

This may result due to misconception that wounds must be sutured tightly resulting in tissue tension.

Suture Breakdown

Accidental trauma due to friction from bur contact during the surgical procedure.

Bur Trauma

Low severity injury; structure remains intact but electrical conduction down the axon is interrupted typically by ischemia or compression injury.

Neuropraxia

Disruption of the neuronal axon takes place but the myelin sheath is still intact.

Axonotmesis

Characterized loss of nerve conduction; damage to surrounding nerve trunk connective tissue.

Neurotmesis

May result due to injudicious handling of tissue whereby there is stretching, compression or actual damage to the nerves.

Anesthesia

Faulty healing of extraction site; results from clot dissolution.

Dry Socket

Surgical dressing consists.....

Zinc Oxide, Eugenol, Cotton Fibers

A developmental anomaly caused by obstruction in the eruption path and ectopic position of the tooth.

Impacted Tooth

Theory dictates that hereditary traits cause the tooth to become impacted.

Mendelian Theory

Theory dictates that evolution plays a role in tooth impaction.

Phylogenic Theory

Theory states that teeth become impacted because of interference in growth.

Orthodontic Theory

Common between the contact area of second and third molars.

Periodontal Disease

Inflammation of the operculum overlying a partially impacted third molar.

Pericoronitis

Surgical removal of loose flap pf tissue overlying a partially erupted tooth.

Operculectomy