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22 Cards in this Set
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Upper respatory sinusitis (dental management)
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antibiotics, antihistamines, decongestants, and nasal sprays; avoid vigouros mouth washing and nise blowing
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Lower respiratory (asthma) clincal findings
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shortness of breat, wheezing, coughing, chest tightness; may cause clincal lesions from asthma drugs; treat with NYSTATIN!
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Lower respiratory (asthma) dental management
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stress reduction, short/morning appointments, readilay accessable inhaler
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Chronic bronchitis and emphysema (COPD) oral manifestations
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smokers melanosis, nictoine stomatits, leukoplakia, erythroplakia, non-healing ulcers and oral carcinoma
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Chronic bronchitis and emphysema (COPD) Dental management
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more upright chair position to prevent breathing difficulty; use rubber dam judiciously; decide whether or not to treat according if it may depress patients respiratory status against weight of needed dental work
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Pneumoconioses oral manifestations and considerations
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(occupational lung disease) - gritty particles in oral cavity; tooth abrasion; signs and symptoms of resp distress; bitegaurd as preventative measure; asses disorder and obtain proper medical consultation
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Eating Disorders
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Anorexia and bulimia; enamel erosion (perimylolysis); topical application of desensitizing agents; antacids after vomitting; caution against brushing after vomitting
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Pancreatic Disorders
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pancreatitis, cyctsic fibrosis
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Liver disease
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Hep A,B,C,D; non-A, Non-B hep; Cirrhosis
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Guidelines for oral health care of patients with GI disease
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medical consultation, avoid treatment if condition poorly controlled, stress reduction incorporated in treatment (sedatives, morning appts, limited duration), use cautino when prescribing pain meds
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Guidelines for oral health care of patients with neurologic disease
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assessment and medical consultation, stress reduction, may require chair modifications, local anesthesia, antibiotics carefully prescribed and monitored
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Guidelines for oral health care of patients with hematologic disease
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assessment and consultation, avoid if bleeding disorder or factor deficiency or if condition is poorly controlled, cautious use of local anesthetics; hemorrhagic procedures should be avoided if poor controlled, if higher than ASA III should only receive pallative emergency treatment only; lots of antibiotcs, stay away from extractinos until controlled well
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Guidelines for oral health care of patients with endocrine diseases
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assessment/ consultation, ASA II some treatment modifications, ASA III several modifications, stress reduction; diabetics should insulin and normal breakfast, pregnant sit upright in chair
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Oral Manifestations of AIDS
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Kaposi's sarcoma; oral hairy leukoplakia; ANUG- Acute necrotizing Ulcerating Gingivitis; candidiasis
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