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ch 56 oral surgery
oral and maxillofacial surgery
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| inflammation and infection associated with the disturbance of blood clot after extraction of an impacted tooth | Alveolitis |
| Surgical instrument used ot reflect and retract the periodontal ligament and periosteum | Elevator |
| Surgical instrument used to grasp and hold onto teeth for their removal | Forceps |
| tooth that has not erupted | impacted tooth |
| Surgical instrument used to hold back soft tissue | Retractor |
| Surgical instrument used to cut and trim the alveolar bone | Rongeur |
| Surgical instrument used for the removal of root tips or fragments from the surgical site | Root tip picks |
| is a dentist who has received 4 - 6 additional years of postgraduate training in a hospital based residency. | Oral and maxillofacial surgeon |
| The surgical assistant must have advanced knowledge and skill in ... | patient assessment and monitoring,use of specialized instruments, surgical asepsis,surgical procedures and pain control techniques |
| The surgical team completes procedures in which 2 specific settings | private dental office and hospital operating room |
| Are outpatient oral and maxillofacial surgical procedures considered major or minor surgeries? | Minor surgery |
| What part of the forcep is used to grasp the crown of the tooth? | Beaks |
| what instrument resembles a large spoon excavator and is used with a sraping motion after extractions to scrape the interior of the socket to remove diseased tissue or abcesses? | Surgical Curette |
| Which instrument is used with a push pull motion to smooth the surface of teh bone after the rongeur has removed most of the undesireable bone? | Bone File |
| What multipurpose instrument is used to grasp and hold things ( soft tissue, bone and tooth fragments) | Hemostat |
| What instrument looks and operates similarly to a hemostat, the beaks are stratight with cross pattern serrations on the surface | needle holder |
| What is the purpose of the chain of aspesis | to minimize the number or organisms that can enter an open wound |
| what is a process by which tissue is removed and examined to distinguish malignancies from nonmalignant lesions in the oral cavity? | Biopsy |
| What are the 3 types of Biopsys? | Incisional , Excisional and exfoliative |
| which biopsy is indicated when the lesion is larger than 1 cm in all dimensions, a wedge of tissue is removed from the lesion | Incisional Biopsy |
| which biopsy involves the removal of the entire lesion plus some adjacent normal tissue? | Excisional Biopsy |
| Which biopsy is a nonsurgical technique, that is done with the use of a brush to gather surface cells from a suspec oral lesion | Exfoliative Biopsy |
| Which suture material dissolves and becomes absorbed by the body's enzymes | Plain catgut,chromic catgut,and polyglactin 910 ( vicryl ) |
| what sutures material are considered non absorbabale | silk,polyester fiber,and nylon |
| in what time frame should non absorbable sutures be removed? | 5 - 7 days post op |
| when removing sutures what is the first step | remove any surface debris from the site with a sterile cotton-tipped applicator and peroxide or another antiseptic solution |
| how long should the gauze pack stay in place after an extraction | for at least 30 minutes |
| what could happen if the gauze pack is removed to soon after an extraction | it could disturb the blood clot formation and may increase bleeding. |
| to control swelling after an extraction, what are the instructions for using a cold pack | during the first 24 hours, place a cold pack on a cycle of 20 minutes on and 20 off. |
| What analgesic may be prescribed for swelling | Ibuprophen |
| What is also known as dry socket | alveolitis |