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62 Cards in this Set
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What do the red markings on the crown of #3 & 9 (among others)?
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Decay
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What are the Blue Lines on #16 representing?
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Tooth to be extracted
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What do the circles & arrows on #17 & 1 represent?
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Impacted tooth
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What does the red circle at the root of #27 represent?
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An active periapical abcess
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What does the D and the arrow represent on #5?
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Extruded tooth
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What does the S shaped mark on #32 represent?
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Fissure Sealant
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What do the /// marks on the coronal surface of #13 14 15 & 3 represent and what color should they be?
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Crown/inlay/onlay
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What do the blue marks on #8 represent?
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Amalgam restoration (can be black or blue)
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What does the arrow between #10 & 12 represent?
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Food impaction
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What does the triangle at the periapical of #9 represent?
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Periapical surgery has been performed
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What do the Xs on the roots of #6 & 7 represent?
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Missing tooth or part of fixed prosthesis
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What does the Black outline on the crown of #8 represent? (along with many other teeth)
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Resin/composite
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What do the D and arrows for #32 & 18 represent?
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Mesial Drift
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What can be used to indicate a furcation?
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^ or a filled in or outlined triangle
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What is used to chart an open contact or diastema?
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|3mm|
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What is used to chart uneven marginal ridges?
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See Above
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What do three short parallel horizontal lines represent?
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Implant
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What does Epi stand for?
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Epinephrine
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What does Brdg stand for?
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Bridge
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What does Crn stand for?
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Crown
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What does P&C stand for?
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Post and Core
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What does GP stand for?
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Gutta Percha
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What does F/F stand for?
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Complete Denture
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What does O/D stand for?
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Open and Drain
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What does ScRp stand for?
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Scaling and Root Planing
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What does BA stand for?
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Broken Appointment
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What does CA stand for?
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Cancelled Appointment
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What does Ext stand for?
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Extraction
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What does NV stand for?
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Non-vital
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What does IC stand for?
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Infection Control
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What does NCMH stand for?
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No change in medical status
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What does L stand for?
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Lingual/Palatal
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What does Am stand for?
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Amalgam
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What does Cp stand for?
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Composite
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What does Rest stand for?
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Restoration
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What does CaOH stand for?
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Calcium Hydroxide
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What does CB stand for?
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Cement Base
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What does CMT stand for?
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Zinc Phosphate Cement
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What does GI stand for?
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Glass Ionomer Cement
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What does Lido stand for?
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Lidocaine
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T/F
The dental chart is a legal document. Failure to document means it didn't happen |
True
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What colors in should you use in the dental charts?
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Blue or black (preferrably blue)
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What should you do if you make an error documenting the charts?
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Cross out with a single strike and initial
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What should be documented in the patient's charts?
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Visits, Meds prescribed, Meds taking, Conversations w/physicians and other health care workers
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What color should restorations and missing teeth be documented in?
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Blue/Black
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What colors should pathology, abnormalities and radiographic findings be charted with?
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Red
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What is indicated by a mousy musty odor on a patient's breath?
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Liver Failure
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What can be identified from a patient's breath?
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Infection, URT infection, Chronic GI, Lung abcess, Diabetic acidosis, Uremia, Liver failure, Alcohol self medication
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What should be sought after if:
Diagnosis is uncertain Treatment by another doctor would benefit the patient more than you could. |
Consultation
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Why should you NOT ask for information which you have knowledge and responsibility, when requesting a consultation?
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You can get the wrong information back
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If a patient does not have any unusual requirements for antibiotic premedication you should request a consultation |
False
See above |
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What is the a request for information?
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Consultation
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What is a request for treament?
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Referral
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What should you do if the referral specialist cannot see an emergency referral in a timely manner?
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Find a new referral source
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When should a suspicious lesion be re-evaluated?
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In two weeks
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What should you do if the referral specialist cannot see an emergency referral in a timely manner?
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Find a new referral source
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When should a suspicious lesion be re-evaluated?
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In two weeks
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T/F
You should observe the lesion wet when examining the floor of the mouth |
False
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What is another term for erythema migrans?
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Geographic Tongue
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What are some pathologies that we look for on the tongue?
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Oral Cancer
Immune dysfunction Drug Reactions Lingual Varicosities Nutritional deficiencies Geographic tongue |
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Where should you visualize when examining for oral cancer?
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Visualize all areas
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Where are the most common areas in the mouth for oral cancer to occur?
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Tongue
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