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Patient75- years- old femaleChief Complaint"Bleeding gums and replace a
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tooth"Background/Patient History ||




Hypertension, Type 2 diabetes. Mitral valve was replaced in 2012 with a mechanical valve.
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She has had successful hip joint replacement in 2015.
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Medications: benazepril, atenolol, metformin and glimepiride
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Clinical Findings ||




Generalized gingivitis, #5 is missing, #12 non-restorable BP: 135/87.
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Recent HbA1c 7. Previous HbA1c 10
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Is/are there any medical condition/s for which this patient requires antibiotic prophylaxis
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before certain dental procedures?
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Mechanical valve and joint replacement || || || ||




Diabetes and joint replacement
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Mechanical valve ||




Diabetes, joint replacement and mechanical valve
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Mechanical Valve ||




Based on the current evidence of the American Heart Association (AHA) guidelines
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2007/17/21 and supported by the American Dental Association (ADA), patients with a
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history of any type of valve replacement are at a higher risk of developing infective
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endocarditis.Antibiotic prophylaxis (a single dose of antibiotic) is recommended to be used || || || || || || || || || || || ||




prior to dental procedures that involve manipulation of gingival tissue or the periapical
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region of teeth, or perforation of the oral mucosa.
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The diabetes is controlled and the joint replacement did not have any complications hence
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the current evidence does not support the use of prophylaxis. Only the mitral valve
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replacement warrants the need for antibiotic prophylaxis. || || || || || ||




Currently her HbA1c is acceptable, but considering her previous values, all of the following
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are associated with uncontrolled diabetes EXCEPT one; which one is the exception?
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Wound healing is impaired, an elevated blood sugar level decreases the function of red
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blood cells that carry nutrients to the tissue.
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Wound healing is impaired ,narrowed blood vessels lead to decreased blood flow and
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oxygen to a wound. || || ||




Patients are more susceptible to infections due to a reduced neutrophil's phagocytic capacity
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Patients are more susceptible to infections due to a low neutrophil count
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Patients are more susceptible to infections due to a low neutrophil count
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In patients with hyperglycemia the causes of increase in susceptibility to infections is that
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the mechanisms of innate immunity are impaired. That includes neutrophil migration,
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phagocytosis and bactericidal activity. || || ||




The neutrophil number is not affected. In uncontrolled diabetes there is a failure in the
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neutrophil function. ||




This patient is scheduled for an extraction next week. Which of the following diet
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recommendation is the the most appropriate for this patient? || || || || || || || ||




Ice cream for 3 days.
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Filet of salmon, || ||




Low-sodium wild rice and vegetable soup || || || || ||




Eggs and mashed potatoes
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Eggs and mashed potatoes
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Eggs and mashed potatoes, both options are soft and will be well tolerated post extraction.
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The eggs provided protein and other essential vitamins and minerals essential for healing
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and the mashed potatoes will reduce the risk for hypoglycemia. This option provides the
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essential macro and micronutrients needed post-extraction and for the patients risk for
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hypoglycemia.

While the patient does have hypertension, a low sodium soup can still provide too much
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sodium depending on the serving size. Rice may not be the best depending on the extraction
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site and while vegetables do provide vitamins and minerals, this may not provide enough
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protein for proper healing. || || ||

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