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wreb Local Anesthesia What nerve was damaged if the anterior 2/3 of the tongue has a loss of sensation ANSWER- facial or lingual? What is the volume of LA anesthetic solution in 2 cartridges of Lidocaine? ANSWER- 3.6ml? What type of injection would be used to achieve hemostasis ANSWER- Infi...
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WREB Local Anesthesia What happens in a anaphalactic reaction ANSWER- life-threatening causing bronchospam & drop in BP what do you do for an immediate allergic reaction ANSWER- 911 2.Get preloaded Epi syringe in the emergency kit and inject pen in patient's deltoid,tongue, or lateral thigh...
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WREB Local Anesthesia What happens in a anaphalactic reaction ANSWER- life-threatening causing bronchospam & drop in BP what do you do for an immediate allergic reaction ANSWER- 911 2.Get preloaded Epi syringe in the emergency kit and inject pen in patient's deltoid,tongue, or lateral thigh...
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WREB Local Anesthesia What happens in a anaphalactic reaction ANSWER- life-threatening causing bronchospam & drop in BP what do you do for an immediate allergic reaction ANSWER- 911 2.Get preloaded Epi syringe in the emergency kit and inject pen in patient's deltoid,tongue, or lateral thigh...
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WREB Local Anesthesia What happens in a anaphalactic reaction ANSWER- life-threatening causing bronchospam & drop in BP what do you do for an immediate allergic reaction ANSWER- 911 2.Get preloaded Epi syringe in the emergency kit and inject pen in patient's deltoid,tongue, or lateral thigh...
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WREB Local Anesthesia What happens in a anaphalactic reaction ANSWER- life-threatening causing bronchospam & drop in BP what do you do for an immediate allergic reaction ANSWER- 911 2.Get preloaded Epi syringe in the emergency kit and inject pen in patient's deltoid,tongue, or lateral thigh...
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WREB How much anesthetic should be deposited when administering the PSA? ANS- 0.9-1.8 ml Hematoma ANS- the collection of blood under the skin as the result of blood escaping into the tissue from damaged blood vessels. bruise What is the most common medical emergency in dentistry? ANS- Vasop...
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Add to cartWREB How much anesthetic should be deposited when administering the PSA? ANS- 0.9-1.8 ml Hematoma ANS- the collection of blood under the skin as the result of blood escaping into the tissue from damaged blood vessels. bruise What is the most common medical emergency in dentistry? ANS- Vasop...
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WREB Considerations for restoring a tooth (6): ANSWER- 1) Perio: biologic width, bone loss, crown lengthening 2) Restorability: remaining tooth structure, ferrule 3) Pulpal health: is endo required 4) Occlusion: interocclusal space, tipping of teeth 5) Proximity to sinus or to IA if placing i...
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Add to cartWREB Considerations for restoring a tooth (6): ANSWER- 1) Perio: biologic width, bone loss, crown lengthening 2) Restorability: remaining tooth structure, ferrule 3) Pulpal health: is endo required 4) Occlusion: interocclusal space, tipping of teeth 5) Proximity to sinus or to IA if placing i...
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WREB If an injection is done 2x and still doesn't produce pain control, why is that? ANS- Lower pH of tissue, edema, hemmorrhage or transedation of surrounding areas. Why is anesthesia not as effective when there is an infection? ANS- pH of tissues is too low to allow anesthetic to penetrate ...
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Add to cartWREB If an injection is done 2x and still doesn't produce pain control, why is that? ANS- Lower pH of tissue, edema, hemmorrhage or transedation of surrounding areas. Why is anesthesia not as effective when there is an infection? ANS- pH of tissues is too low to allow anesthetic to penetrate ...
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WREB Articaine mg/lb ANSWER-3.2 Bupivacaine mg/lb ANSWER-None Lidocaine mg/lb ANSWER-3.2 Mepivacine mg/lb ANSWER-3 Prilocaine mg/lb ANSWER-4 Articaine max cartridges ANSWER-11
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Add to cartWREB Articaine mg/lb ANSWER-3.2 Bupivacaine mg/lb ANSWER-None Lidocaine mg/lb ANSWER-3.2 Mepivacine mg/lb ANSWER-3 Prilocaine mg/lb ANSWER-4 Articaine max cartridges ANSWER-11
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