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Fibroblasts (aka connective tissue)
tissues of human body
time frame for development of oral cavi…
stomedeum
present in all tooth tissues except enamel
epithelial, connective, nerve, and muscle
3rd week to 12th week
primitive oral cavity
Fibroblasts (aka connective tissue)
present in all tooth tissues except enamel
tissues of human body
epithelial, connective, nerve, and muscle
What are some examples of regulated was…
What does SDS stand for?
What provides the employee with informa…
What are PPE's used for
- Sharps... - Items that drip or saturated blood and/or saliva... -…
Safety Data Sheets (formerly known as Material Safety Data She…
SDS
barriers used (equipment and clothing) to PROTECT THE OPERATOR
What are some examples of regulated was…
- Sharps... - Items that drip or saturated blood and/or saliva... -…
What does SDS stand for?
Safety Data Sheets (formerly known as Material Safety Data She…
examples of regulated waste
these kill or inactivate MOST pathogeni…
this type of disinfectant agent is corr…
_____ should not be used as a surface d…
sharps, items saturated in blood or saliva, hard and soft tiss…
disinfectants
chlorine-based compound
glutaraldehydes
examples of regulated waste
sharps, items saturated in blood or saliva, hard and soft tiss…
these kill or inactivate MOST pathogeni…
disinfectants
What is the difference between bruxism…
what is term for erosion from gastric s…
Abnormal bend or curve in tooth?
If Maxillary incisor has dilaceration,…
Bruxism is the pathologic form that causes attrition
Perimolysis
Dilaceration
Trauma
What is the difference between bruxism…
Bruxism is the pathologic form that causes attrition
what is term for erosion from gastric s…
Perimolysis
(tetanus) and (anthrax)
viruses
submicroscopic
virions
*gram positive genera Clostridium ( ) and Bacillus ( ) form a…
*intracellular parasites- require living cells for growth and…
*too small to be seen with light microscope-- viewed with elec…
*mature virus particles are called __
(tetanus) and (anthrax)
*gram positive genera Clostridium ( ) and Bacillus ( ) form a…
viruses
*intracellular parasites- require living cells for growth and…
How are bacteria grouped?
What does staining accomplish?
What is the most useful microbiological…
What colors do the different gram types…
according to their morphology, metabolic, and biochemical diff…
allows clinician to determine shape of bacteria
gram stain
positive = blue... negative = red
How are bacteria grouped?
according to their morphology, metabolic, and biochemical diff…
What does staining accomplish?
allows clinician to determine shape of bacteria
Survey and needs Assessment in communit…
Data analysis is to what in private pra…
Program planning is to what in PP?
Program operation is to what in PP?
Health history and exam
Diagnosis
Treatment planning
Treatment
Survey and needs Assessment in communit…
Health history and exam
Data analysis is to what in private pra…
Diagnosis
What is defined as the chemical attract…
What is defined as the chemical attract…
What is defined as an index which indic…
What is defined as the force at which a…
adhesion
cohesion
Coefficient of Thermal expansion
compressive strength
What is defined as the chemical attract…
adhesion
What is defined as the chemical attract…
cohesion
What does the log dose-effect curve dis…
What does the maximum response of a dru…
What is potency?
True/False. If potency of a drug is gre…
1. % maximum response ... 2. therapeutic range
it is where the curve plateaus
the amount of a drug to produce an effect
False. If potency of a drug is greater, the dose is smaller.
What does the log dose-effect curve dis…
1. % maximum response ... 2. therapeutic range
What does the maximum response of a dru…
it is where the curve plateaus
The chemical attraction between unlike…
The chemical attraction between like mo…
An index which indicates how one materi…
The force at which a material breaks un…
Adhesion
Cohesion
Coefficient of Thermal Expansion
Compressive strength
The chemical attraction between unlike…
Adhesion
The chemical attraction between like mo…
Cohesion
The chemical attraction between unlike…
The chemical attraction between like mo…
An index which indicates how one materi…
The force at which a material breaks un…
Adhesion
Cohesion
Coefficient of Thermal Expansion
Compressive strength
The chemical attraction between unlike…
Adhesion
The chemical attraction between like mo…
Cohesion
more; shorter
ionizing
x-ray or photon
shorter
x rays have ___ energy and ___ wavelengths
eject an electron from its shell or orbit
packet of energy; is liberated when an electron from an outer…
__ wavelength= more penetrating, stronger, high energy
more; shorter
x rays have ___ energy and ___ wavelengths
ionizing
eject an electron from its shell or orbit
What 4 structures are involved in the P…
What are functions of the PDL?
What are the collagenous fibers that at…
What are the 6 principle fibers?
Gingiva... **Periodontal Ligament**... Cementum... Alveolar bone
SHOCK ABSORBER... transmit occlusal forces to bone... Attaches teeth…
Sharpey's fibers
Alveolar crest fibers... Transeptal fibers... Apical fibers... Horizont…
What 4 structures are involved in the P…
Gingiva... **Periodontal Ligament**... Cementum... Alveolar bone
What are functions of the PDL?
SHOCK ABSORBER... transmit occlusal forces to bone... Attaches teeth…
-the chemical attraction between UNLIKE…
Stress and strain
An index which indicates how one materi…
a) the FORCE at which a material BREAKS…
-ADHESION ... COHESION
Cohesion
Coefficient of Thermal Expansion
a) COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH... b)
-the chemical attraction between UNLIKE…
-ADHESION ... COHESION
Stress and strain
Cohesion
What is the purpose of the Dental Hygie…
List the Core Values of the Dental Hygi…
Define veracity.
Define autonomy.
To achieve high levels of ethical consciousness, decision maki…
Veracity, autonomy, beneficence, justice, non-maleficence, con…
telling the truth and expecting it of others (truthfulness; in…
Deal with PATIENT, not the practitioner. Patients have the rig…
What is the purpose of the Dental Hygie…
To achieve high levels of ethical consciousness, decision maki…
List the Core Values of the Dental Hygi…
Veracity, autonomy, beneficence, justice, non-maleficence, con…
Head and Neck Anatomy
Osteology: Neurocranium bones
Osteology: Temporal bones
Facial bones
Osteology, Nervous system, Muscles, TMJ, Circulatory system, L…
Frontal, Parietal, Occipital, Temporal, Sphenoid, Ethmoid
Mastoid process, Styloid process, Articular fossa and Eminence…
Maxillae, Mandible, Zygomatic, Palatine, Vomer, Inferior nasal…
Head and Neck Anatomy
Osteology, Nervous system, Muscles, TMJ, Circulatory system, L…
Osteology: Neurocranium bones
Frontal, Parietal, Occipital, Temporal, Sphenoid, Ethmoid
Gram + cell wall
Gram - cell wall
Mycobacteria
Gram + cocci
Thick ... Teichoic acid... Does NOT block antibiotics ... 2 layers... No e…
Thin... Murein lipoprotein ... 3 layers... Endotoxin outer layer... Block…
Require acid fast stain ... Associated with TB
Do not for spores... Non mobile... Hyaluronidase= spreading factor,…
Gram + cell wall
Thick ... Teichoic acid... Does NOT block antibiotics ... 2 layers... No e…
Gram - cell wall
Thin... Murein lipoprotein ... 3 layers... Endotoxin outer layer... Block…
potency
efficacy
enteral
parenteral
the amount to produce and effect- the greater the potency the…
the maximum effect NOT DOSE RELATED- more will not affect the…
placed into the GI tract (oral or rectal)
bypasses GI tract
potency
the amount to produce and effect- the greater the potency the…
efficacy
the maximum effect NOT DOSE RELATED- more will not affect the…
What are the 6 categories of nutrients?
What is a carbohydrate made up of?
How many kilocalories are in a gram of…
What are the 3 categories of carbohydra…
carbohydrates, proteins, lipids, vitamins, minerals, water
Carbon, Oxygen, Hydrogen
4 Kilocalories
Monosaccharides... Disaccharides... Complex Polysaccarides
What are the 6 categories of nutrients?
carbohydrates, proteins, lipids, vitamins, minerals, water
What is a carbohydrate made up of?
Carbon, Oxygen, Hydrogen
log dose-effect curve
potency
efficacy
efficacy and potency of a drug are (rel…
- therapeutic range of drug is plotted where dose is increasin…
a function of the amount of a drug to produce an effect... -poten…
maximum intensity of effect or response that can be produced b…
unrelated!
log dose-effect curve
- therapeutic range of drug is plotted where dose is increasin…
potency
a function of the amount of a drug to produce an effect... -poten…
What is a function of the amount of a d…
Potency is GREATER when the dose is ???
Maximum intensity of effect or response…
Administering more drug will NOT increa…
Potency
Smaller
EFFICACY
ADVERSE DRUG REACTIONS
What is a function of the amount of a d…
Potency
Potency is GREATER when the dose is ???
Smaller
What is a function of the amount of a d…
Potency is GREATER when the dose is ???
Maximum intensity of effect or response…
Administering more drug will NOT increa…
Potency
Smaller
EFFICACY
ADVERSE DRUG REACTIONS
What is a function of the amount of a d…
Potency
Potency is GREATER when the dose is ???
Smaller
What are the 6 categories of nutrients?
What is a carbohydrate made up of?
How many kilocalories are in a gram of…
What are the 3 categories of carbohydra…
-carbohydrates... -proteins... -lipids... -vitamins... -minerals... -water
Carbon, Oxygen, Hydrogen
4 Kilocalories
Monosaccharides... Disaccharides... Complex Polysaccarides
What are the 6 categories of nutrients?
-carbohydrates... -proteins... -lipids... -vitamins... -minerals... -water
What is a carbohydrate made up of?
Carbon, Oxygen, Hydrogen
drug
pharmacology
toxicology
tolerance
chemical that act on living systems at molecular level
the study of drugs and their effects on living organisms
the study of harmful or toxic effects of drugs
decreased effect of a drug overtime with the patient needing
drug
chemical that act on living systems at molecular level
pharmacology
the study of drugs and their effects on living organisms