Dental Hygiene - Dent 1040 Final Study
A condition caused by prolonged exposure to sugary liquids in bottles, leading to early childhood caries, especially on upper front teeth.
Baby bottle mouth in children b773
a
Key Terms
Baby bottle mouth in children b773
a
Teething773
a
Dental visits for children, when and how773
When: How:
Special considerations for pregnant patients752
a
Special considerations for pediatric patients773
a
Which microbacterium initiates cavities?
….. mutans
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| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
Baby bottle mouth in children b773 | a |
Teething773 | a |
Dental visits for children, when and how773 | When: How: |
Special considerations for pregnant patients752 | a |
Special considerations for pediatric patients773 | a |
Which microbacterium initiates cavities? | ….. mutans |
Which oral lesion is indicative of child sexual abuse?939 | The oral lesion most indicative of child sexual abuse is the presence of a palatal petechiae (tiny red or purple spots on the soft or hard palate), especially if unexplained by other medical conditions. |
What are some signs of child abuse? 939 | l |
Special considerations for adolescent patients | j |
What are some signs of bulimia?929 | k |
Special considerations for bulimic/eating disorder patient929 | h |
Contraceptives and oral health | l |
Special considerations: PMS, pain and emotions during | d |
Oral changes during PMS | During premenstrual syndrome (PMS), some individuals may experience oral changes such as: Gingival inflammation (swollen, red, or bleeding gums) Increased sensitivity or discomfort in the mouth Aphthous ulcers (canker sores) Dry mouth or altered taste |
Special considerations for elderly patients | l |
Elderly mouth changes; signs and symptoms | l |
Elderly patients and hearing problems, treatment | For elderly patients with hearing problems, face the patient, speak clearly and slowly, and reduce background noise during treatment. |
Stages of alzheimer’s disease; patient doing ___, which stage? | l |
Target market populations for marketing industry | population with similar needs id’d as target market |
Team building and why we are team players | Team building strengthens collaboration, communication, and trust among group members, helping improve efficiency and morale in a professional setting like dental hygiene. |
Valuable population testing numbers | sample size 30+; the more the better! |
Valuable places you can find information for research | textbooks, peer reviewed periodicals, research reports |
How do we know items have been sterilized? | Color changing paper and spore testing |
In the clinic, what is disinfected? | l |
Disinfectant | f |
Premedication, what and what alternatives? | Amoxycillin and ……… |
What are the universal precautions? | l |
When do we use universal precautions? | We use universal precautions at all times when there is a risk of contact with blood, body fluids, secretions, excretions (except sweat), non-intact skin, or mucous membranes. |
How do we assess bone loss? | k |
Before prophylaxis, the microflora are mainly | (gram pos/neg) (cocci/rods/spiros)? |
After prophylaxis, the microflora are mainly | (gram pos/neg) (cocci/rods/spiros)? |
How to correctly hold instrument? | modified pen grasp, define…. |
Describe the modified bass technique | llll |
What can be put in a baby bottle? | kl |
When do you give/not give baby a bottle? | hij |
Do we instruct a patient to drink with straws after they have had an extraction? Why or why not? | No…. |
Name the acid used for etching | Phosphoric acid |
Define autogenous | an infection from one spot on a person to another spot on the same person |
Define aiotrogenic | It refers to any condition, complication, or injury that is caused by medical or dental treatment or the actions of a healthcare professional. It can result from procedures, medications, or diagnostic interventions. |
When polishing, use finer grit because? | Coarser grits remove the protective layer of enamel that has absorbed the fluoride. |
Polishing is done for? | stain removal, surface smoothing |
Substantivity can be found in what product? What ingredient? | Chlorhexidine….. |
Define validity | d |
Define reliability | l |
Define gingivitis and describe | l |
Define attrition and differentiate between attrition, abrasion, and abfraction | l |
Define overjet and differentiate between overjet and overbite | l |
Define and describe caries | Class I | f |
Define and describe caries | Class II | f |
Define and describe caries | Class III | s |
Define and describe caries | Class IV | e |
Define and describe caries | Class V | w |
Define and describe caries | Class VI | d |
Define vesicle and bullae, differentiate | g |
Describe herpes lesions | p |
Describe aphthous ulcer lesions | k |
Know the col and why it is important during instrumentation | j |