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Dental

1st Year Main Vocab

QuestionAnswer
Endodontist Dentist who treats conditions inside the tooth
RDA Registered Dental Assistant
Chronic Exposure Repeated exposure over a long period of time
Oral Maxillofacial Surgeon Dentist/MD who treats conditions of the face and neck areas
Oral Surgeon Dentist who treats problems of the mouth; jaw and surgical procedures
Succedaneous Following a subsitute; pertaining to those permanent teeth that are preceded by a primary tooth
DMS Doctor of Medicine Science
Symmetrical Similar & can be identical on right & left sides; same characteristics
General Dentist Dentist who seeks to improve the oral health of patients of ALL ages
Trifurcate Divide into 3 branches
-furcate branch or fork
Chemical Substance of mixture of substances
Subpoena A document that requires it's reciprent to appear in court as a witness
CTE Career and Technical Education
Bradycardia Slow heart, under 60 bpm
Glaucoma (disease of) High pressure of intraocular fluid
Febrile Fossa febrile= fever, fossa= depression
Hashimoto's Thyroiditis Autoimmune disorder which results in the destruction of the Thyroid gland
Hemiparalysis Paralysis on one side of the body; can occure due to a stroke
Hypocardia State of reduced CO2 in blood resulting from deep or rapid breathing, known as hyperventilation
Adrenal Insufficiency Diminshed activity of the adrenal glands; also known as Addison's Disease
Alkalosis Abnormal condition of the blood and tissues compared to normal health
Anaphylatic Life threatening severe allergic reaction & state of shock; prohylaxisis-prevention of treatment for disease
Distended Jugular Veins Enlarge= Distended, Jugular veins
Interferons proteins produced by cells in response to a virus to block viral replication
Anaphylatic Shock A severe & sometimes fatal allergic reaction to second exposure; rapid swelling acute respiratory distress. collapse of education of circulation, itching, fatal hives
Anaphylaxis Hypersensitivity resulting from sensation following prior contact with causative agent
Antecubital Fossa Depression in front of elbow
Aneurysm Weakening of the wall in an artery leading to bulgding and possible rupture
Anricoagulant Agent that prevents blood clotting b
Toxic Waste waste that has a toxic effect on humans
Anterior In front of
Jurisprudence study & philosophy of law
Hyperpyrexia Elevated body temp; pyrexia= fever
Pulp chamber Cavity within the crown of a tooth that contains the pulp tissue
Cataracts Cloudings in the lens of the eye
Engulf Special cells that enfold around foreign parade and swallow it up, important bodily defense against infection
Oblique Ridge Triangular ridges that connect diagonally across the occlusal surface on a posterior tooth midline to distobuccal (DB)
Veracity Conformity to Facts; accuracy, truthfulness
Coma Deep sleep with unresponsiveness
HOSA Future Health Professionals
IBC Industry Based Certification
Auxilliary Someone who provides additional help/ support
Phsychology Science of the Mind
Paradigm widely accepted belief
Nitrous Oxide Colorless. sweet-smelling gas that produces a feeling of euphoria when inhaled
Encode To convert a message
Litigation Lawsuit
Evidence based an approached that stresses the practical application of the findings of the best available current research
Directive instruction that serves to direct. guide towards an action or goal
Empathy Understand others feelings
Micro-angiopathy small blood vessel infection
Pediactrics dentists who treat children
Soft Skills People skills
Practicum Allows students to apply what they have learned in a class to a real environment
Work based learning a continuum of international activities and experiences designed to expand boundaries of classroom & prepare student career
Internship Hands on experience through the completion of tasks and responsibilities
Pictograms graphic elements of health hazards
SDS Safety Data Sheets
Hazardous Waste waste poses risk to humans or to the environment
Contaminated Waste Items as gloves, and patient napkins may contain contextuality of infectious patients
Infectious Waste Waste is capable of transmitting an infectious disease
Implied suggested but not directly expressed; to hint at
Insulin hormone secreted by the islets of larger nans in the pancreas to regulate carbohydrate metabolism
Hypothermia Low body temperature
Occlude to bring upper & lower teeth together
Palatal lingual surface of maxillary teeth, close to palate
Occlusal Mastication surface, in top of posterior teeth
Pit a sharp pointed depression in the enamel surface of a tooth, caused by faulty or incomplete calcification or formed by the confluent point of two or more tones of enamel
Dysphagia difficulty swallowing
Adjacent having a common boundary
Verification the process of establishing the truth, accuracy, or validity of something
Slander action or crime of making a false, negative spoken statement damaging a person's reputation
Erectile dysfunction unable to maintain a penile erection, impotence
exophthalmos bulging of the eyes, from the socket; most common causes of graves disease
canine eminence a bulge on the surface of the jawbone where it covers the root of a canine
buccal surface on posterior teeth that is on the facial surface or next to cheeks
bifurcate to divide into two branches
cervical of or relating to the neck of the tooth; area where the crown meets root
kinesthetic info receives through movement such as facial expressions or gestures of lack of movement
cervical margin the constricted part of the tooth connecting the crown to the root
concave curved area like the inferior of a circle
cingulum elevation of enamel on lingual cervical surface of anterior teeth
convex having a surface that curves outward
congenitally of or relating to a condition present at birth, whether inherited or caused by the environment, uterine environment
imbrication slight, horizontal scale-like ridges on the labial cervical third of some anterior teeth
Deciduous dentition deciduous teeth, also called primary teeth are shed for the eruption of permanent teeth: type, # and arrangement of teeth
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