Oral Medicine Midterm: Lynch

the pharmacist must comply

in most cases D.A.W. prescriptions are unnecessary

the patient's insurance may not reimburse the patient

all choices are correct

the pharmacist may call before dispensing

legal research use

cost

abuse potential

legal medical use

dependence potential

aortic valve damage

systemic Streptococcal infection

cardiac arrhythmia

routinely treated with fenfluramine dexfenfluramine

mitral valve damage

angiotensin converting enzyme is released by the lung

all choices are correct

angiotensin causes aldosterone release from the adrenal cortex

aldosterone causes sodium retention by the kidneys

renin is released by the kidneys

all choices are correct

consent form

health history

radiographs

progress notes

the dentist must pay for normal duplication costs of the dental record

the dentist owns the dental record

the patient has a right to a copy of the dental record

the dentist may keep a separate record of personal reflections and judgements, provided they do not directly pertain to the dental record

tamper-proof paper

no pre-printed DEA number

time-sensitive prescriptions

keep prescription pads locked up

non-copyable paper

dysethesia

metallic taste

stomatitis

ammonia secreted in saliva

xerostomia

Rx amoxicillin (500mg), Disp 12 tab., Sig 4 tab. 2-4 hr before each dental appointment

Rx amoxicillin (500mg), Disp 12 tab., Sig 4 tab. 30-60 min before each dental appointment

Rx Clindamycin (150 mg), Disp 12 cap., Sig 4 cap. 30-60 min. before each dental appointment

Rx Clindamycin (350 mg), Disp 12 cap., Sig 4 cap. 30-60 min. before each dental appointment

good surgical technique

good infection control technique

use of drugs excreted by the kidneys

all choices are correct

timing of dental treatment

60 mmHg

100 mmHg

80 mmHg

140 mmHg

120 mmHg

5.6 million

560

5.6 billion

5600

560 thousand

the pulse can be taken on the lateral of neck

athletes frequently exhibit tachycardia

the normal pulse is 72 beats per minute

the pulse should not be taken with the thumb

a slow heart rate is termed bradycardia

secondary hyperthyroidism

increased serum creatinine

increased blood urea nitrogen (BUN)

hyperkalemia

metabolic acidosis

dyspnea

xerostomia

jugular venous distension

hepatomegaly

dependent edema

tissue edema

all are associated with histamine release

vascular dilation

vascular hypotension

bronchiolar constriction

the T wave represents ventricular repolarization

the QRS complex masks atrial repolarization

the P wave represents atrial contraction

all choices are correct

the QRS complex represents ventricular contraction

medication use

alcohol use

illicit drug use

occupation

tobacco use

masseter

supra orbital ridges

temporalis

infra-orbital ridges

single line strikeout

erasure with initialing

all choices are permissible

black ink

blue ink

proteinuria

albuminuria

dehydration

ascites

hypoproteinemia

history of the present illness

chief complaint

past medical history

family history

personal and social history

valid NPI number

all choices are correct

valid DEA number

valid state license

dietary supplements

all choices are part of the past medical history

prescription medications

over-the-counter (OTC) medications

borrowed medications

deep breathing can increase blood pH

the normal respiratory rate is 12-15 respirations per minute

deep breathing can counteract metabolic acidosis

hypopnea causes metabolic alkylosis

anxiety can cause tachypnea

issued by Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS)

all choices are correct

required by HIPAA

required for electronic Midicare filings

repaired congenital heart defect (within first six months)

prosthetic cardiac valve

history of infective endocarditis

prolapsed mitral valve (with regurgitation)

cardiac transplant with valvulopathy

S. mutans

S. pyogenes

S. aureus

S. pneumoniae

S. viridians

aldosteronoma

glomerulpnephritis

phechoromocytoma

giant cell lesion

cushing syndrome

DEA number

NPI number

patient's name, address, phone number

doctor's name, address, phone number

original signature

elevated lactic dehydrogenase

may result in mural rupture

may result in valve incompetency

elevated alkaline phosphatase

usually left ventricle

temperature

pulse

weight

respiratory rate

blood pressure

black females

white females

black males

white males

asian males

impaired vitamin D absorption

hypoparathyroidism

brown tumors

giant cell lesions of bone

loss of lamina dura

Rx amoxicillin (500mg), Disp 12 tab., Sig 4 tab. 4-6 hr before each dental appointment

Rx amoxicillin (500mg), Disp 12 tab., Sig 4 tab. 30-60 min before each dental appointment

Rx Clindamycin (150 mg), Disp 12 cap., 4 cap. 30-60 min. before each dental appointment

Rx Clindamycin (350 mg), Disp 12 cap., 4 cap. 30-60 min. before each dental appointment

less than 10 cases annually in the USA

it has never been reported

over 100 cases annually in the USA

20-30 cases annually in the USA

50-60 cases annually in the USA

endodontic procedures

placement of orthodontic bands

periodontal procedures

tooth extraction

traumatic injury to oral mucosa

wrist devices are less accurate

a sphgynomanometer is never used on the carotid arteries

systolic blood pressure measures maximum cardiac contraction

normal blood pressure is 120/80 mmHg

diastolic blood pressure measures minimum cardiac relaxation

glomerular disease

cigarette smoking

hyperlipidemia

diabetes

stress

pulmonary edema

xerostomia

sialorrhea

jugular venous distension

cardiac arrythmia

84%

27%

100%

9%

68%

valvular insufficiency

valvular stenosis

all answers are correct

mitral valve prolapse

patient ductus arteriosus

140 mmHg

150 mmHg

130 mmHg

110 mmHg

120 mmHg

headache

weight

erythema

fever

ulceration

poor pulmonary perfusion

tricuspid valve dysfunction

dependent edema

increased venous hydrostatic pressure

mitral valve dysfunction