Use LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys to navigate between flashcards;
Use UP and DOWN arrow keys to flip the card;
H to show hint;
A reads text to speech;
76 Cards in this Set
- Front
- Back
|
body temp |
normal body temp. 98.6 °f |
|
|
pulse |
adult rate 60 to 100 child 70 120 |
|
|
respiration |
adult 12 to 24 per min child 12 to 30 per min |
|
|
blood pressure |
under 140/90 normal for adults |
|
|
systolic |
active. under 140 |
|
|
diastolic |
relax under 90 |
|
|
narcotics |
relieve moderate to serve pain |
|
|
non narcotic |
for mild to moderate pain |
|
|
examples of narcotics |
codine morphine meperidine |
|
|
examples of non narcotic |
aspirin ibuprofen |
|
|
synergistic effect |
taking diff. drugs together. acting together |
|
|
antibiotics |
bacteria that suppress growth and destroy bacteria |
|
|
penicillin |
1st drug of choice and antibiotic |
|
|
antihistamines |
treat mild allergic reactions |
|
|
examples of antihistamines |
benadryl |
|
|
hemostatics |
stops blood from moving |
|
|
oxidized cellulose |
for rapid coagulation |
|
|
vascoconatrictors |
constricts blood vessels decreases blood supply to injection area |
|
|
anesthetics |
topical injectable toxicology |
|
|
Injectable |
temp. block nerve fibers to not generate impulse |
|
|
topical |
temp. numbing before x Ray's impressions prior injections |
|
|
toxicology |
adverse reaction of local anesthetics |
|
|
air oxidation |
change viscosity Color oder |
|
|
moisture |
change if chemical action. |
|
|
temperature on medication |
evaporation potency decreases |
|
|
light exposure |
deterioration |
|
|
analgesics |
reduce pain |
|
|
desensitizing agents |
alleviate dentinal hypersensitivity |
|
|
tissues |
cells joined together |
|
|
4 types of tissues |
epithelial convective smooth nervous |
|
|
epithelial tissue |
exposed surfaces skin eyes lips |
|
|
convective tissue |
binds together body strictures |
|
|
muscle tissue |
skeletal cardiac smooth |
|
|
nervous tissue |
provides stimulation |
|
|
body system |
organs working together to perform a function. |
|
|
body systems |
skeletal muscular cardiovascular circulatory nervous respiratory digestive endocrine urinary integumentsry reproductive |
|
|
foramen |
natural opening where spinal cord passes |
|
|
vitamens |
A B C D K |
|
|
vitamin a |
vision |
|
|
vitamin d |
growth and strength |
|
|
vitamin c |
tissue growth and repair |
|
|
vitamin b |
energy red blood cells |
|
|
endodontist |
root canal treatment dental nerve dental pulp |
|
|
oral surgeon |
oral fractures defects |
|
|
orthodontists |
diagnoses and treats malocclusions places braces |
|
|
periodontists |
gum and supporting bones oral hygiene |
|
|
prothodontist |
replaces damaged teeth Decay trauma disease dentures crowns bridges |
|
|
TMJ |
allows movement of mandible |
|
|
articular eminence |
raises temporal bone |
|
|
glenoid fossa |
oval depression of temporal bone |
|
|
articular disc |
cushion divides glenoid fossa and condyle |
|
|
temporal muscle |
rising mandible and closing jaw |
|
|
masseter muscle |
closing teeth |
|
|
pharynx |
throat |
|
|
larynx |
voice box |
|
|
epiglottis |
prevents food to enter lungs |
|
|
foramen |
natural hole where blood vessels verves and ligaments pass |
|
|
facial bones |
nasal maxilla zygomatic mandible lacrimal Palatine vomer inferior nasal |
|
|
cranial bones |
frontal parietal temporal occipital sphenoid ethmoid |
|
|
temporalis |
elevate mandible |
|
|
masseter |
chewing |
|
|
medial pterygoid |
elevate and side to side of mandible |
|
|
lateral pterygoid |
forward of mandible |
|
|
trachea |
air to lungs |
|
|
integumentary system |
rebate body temp. and water |
|
|
condyle |
bone joint with another bone |
|
|
TMJ |
temporal and mandible for movement and chewing |
|
|
coronoid process |
anterior portion |
|
|
condyloid process |
posterior of remus |
|
|
alveolar process |
roots and teeth and embedded and supported |
|
|
mental foremen |
hole for nerves |
|
|
incisal |
biting or cutting |
|
|
occlusal |
chewing |
|
|
antihistamines |
mild allergic reactions treatment |
|
|
hemostatics |
stop blood from moving |
|
|
absorbable hemostatics |
gelatin sponge oxidized cellulose oxidized regenerated cellulose |
