Medical Condition D2

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body mistakenly kills own cells

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autoimmune disease

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having an immune system that has been impaired by disease/ treatment`

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immunocompromised

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patients whose situations make it necessary to modify normal dental routines in order to provide dental treatment for them.

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special needs patient

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what does the severity of an allergic rxn depend upon?

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amount of exposure to allergen, rate of exposure, and route of exposure

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uriticaria

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hives

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pruritis

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itching

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bronchospasm and dyspnea are what

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wheezing and tight chest

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hypotension

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rapid weak pulse

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inflammation of the mucosa of the nasal cavity

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rhinitis

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dry mouth

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xerostomia

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what is hte drug of choice for allergic rxns?

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epinephrine

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fatal brain disease, destroys brain cells, memory loss, problems thinking and behaving

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alzheimers

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what are the treatment considerations for alzheimers patients?

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communicatin and patient management

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the body does not have enough reb blood cells, which provide ocxygen to tissues,

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anemia

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who does anemia usually affect?

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african americans, young women, pregnancy, seniors

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treatment considerations for angina?

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if taking aspirin. clotting reduced. reduce stress with shorter apptments

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treatment considerations for anemia?

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gingival inflammation, and bleeding tendency

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eating disorfer in which one starves themselves and suppresses desire to eat

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anorexia

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excessive eating , adn puking

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bulemia

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treatment considerations for anorexia and bulimia

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heart problems, carious lesions

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damage to joints of the body

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arthritis

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treatment considerations for arthritis

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difficulty controlling plaque may need alternative to hand brishingm if taking any steroids for it, imunosuppression.

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who does arthritis often occur in?

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40 and old , women more than men

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chronic systeic inflammatory disorder that may affect many tissues and organs but mostly the synovial joints

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rheumatoid arthritis

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kind of arthritis that occurs when uric acid builds up in the joints

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gout

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women or men are more likely to get gout?

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men

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device implanted in the heart of patients who suffer from valvular diseases in their heart

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artificial heart valve

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treatment considerations for artificial heart valve?

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heart attack, premed

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used prevent platelet clumping and formation of blood

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aspirin

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treatment considerations for aspirin

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can reduce clotting

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asthma which triggers form factors outside of the body

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extrinsic asthma

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intrinisic asthma is triggered by what?

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stress

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triggered by nsaids, like ibropofen and aspirin

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drug induced ashtma

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respiratory infections can cause what?

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ashtma

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treatment considerations for those with stroke history?

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bleeding tendency, if taking coagulants, steroids: imunosuppressed , positiong during trestment to be hed not lower than feet

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treatment of disease by which chemicals esp by killing mo's or cancerous cells

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chemo

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treatment considerations for chemo?

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imunosuppressed, poor wound healing

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treatment considerations for congenital heart defects?

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consult doc for premed, if valve yes premed, bc of susceptiblity of endocarditis

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heart muscles become impaired and no longer effectively pump sufficient volumes of oxygenated blood to bodys organs and tissues

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heart failure

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means that your heart cannot pump, or eject, the blood out of the heart very well

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systolic heart failure

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means that your hearts pumping chamber does not fill up with blood

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diastolic heart failure

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treatment considerations for heart failure?

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breathing issues, prefer smei upright, minimize stress , possible xerostomia

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condition in which plaque builds up in the coronary arteries

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coronary artery disease

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made up of fat, cholesterol, calcium and other substances found in blood

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plaque

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when plaque builds up in arteries it is called

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atherosclerosis

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inflammation of the digestive tract

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crohns disease

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treatment considerations for crohns disease?

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immune suppression and poor wound healing

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metabolic disorder characterized by hyperglycemia

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diabetes mellitus

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normal blood glucose reading is:

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50-150 mg

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loss of brain function that affects memory , thinking, language, judgement and behavior

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dementia

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treatment considerations for dementia

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care taker should be present to discuss dental concerns

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medical illness that involves mind and body

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depression

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what do depression meds do?

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cause xerostomia

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genetic condition in which a person has 47 chrom. instead of 46

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down syndrome

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treatment considerations for down syndrome

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increased risk for infection. leukemia,and hypothyroidism. caregivers assistance with plaque control

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chronic lung disorder that gets worse over time

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empyhsema

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treatment considerations for emphysema?

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breathing problems, semiupright position in chair, no high concentrations of oxygen

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inflammation of the inside lining of the heart chambers and valves

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endocarditis

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treatment considerations for endocarditis

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history for endocarditis indicates recurrence for dental procedures

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stomach contents leak backwards from stomach into esophagus

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GERD

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treatment considerations for GERD

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tooth erosion. drugs may interact with antibiotics, analgesics

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damage to the optic nerve

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glaucoma

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treatment considerations for glaucoma

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avoid drugs that increase ocular pressure

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extra or unusual sound heard during heartbeat, any treatment considerations for this ?

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heart murmur and NONE!

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removes a damaged/diseased heart and replaces with a healthy one

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heart transplant

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treatment considerations for heart transplant

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PREMED

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bleeding disorder caused by a shortage of certain clotting factors that are needed to help stop bleeding adtera cut or injury and to prevent spontaneous bleeding

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hemophilia

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treatment considerations for hemophilia

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bleeding will occur, may hemorrhage from dental procedures

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is a hereditary bleeding disorder caused by lack of blood clotting factor VIII

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hemophilia A

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is a hereditary blood coagulation disorder due to a deficiancy of blood plasma protein called factor IX

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hemophilia type B

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transmission of HAV

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fecal/oral, water/ food borne, blood

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tansmission of HBV

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blood, and needles

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treatment considerations for HIV/AIDS

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periodontal disease, oral lesions/ infections, risk of infection, universal precautions