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ANB angle greater than 4 degrees = ___? - Class II skeletal profile ANB angle less than 0 degrees = ___? - Class III skeletal profile Anterior cross bite in the primary dentition is often indicative of? - A skeletal growth problem or a developing class III malocclusion Anterior cross bite is often the result of? - - labially situated supernumerary tooth - traumatic injury - arch length discrepancy Anterior crossbite - - should be detected as soon as possible - should almost always be tre...

Another word for non functional cusps - Shearing cusps Bilateral contraction of which muscle causes protrusion - Lateral pterygoid Complete intercuspation of the teeth independent of condylar position - MI If the left condyle moves anterior and the mandible shift to the right, which lateral pterygoid is contracting? - Left inferior lateral pterygoid Insertion of the temporalis - Coronoid process Name for the side that the mandible moves towards - Working side Three functions of the mastic...

. Differentiation of internal or external root resorption can best be determined by: A. using a panoramic radiograph as the primary imaging modality. B. noting that external resorption moves with respect to the canal with additional PA images. C. evaluating an occlusal view for any mandibular teeth in question. D. using an electric pulp tester to evaluate pulpal vitality. - B. noting that external resorption moves with respect to the canal with additional PA images. . How much root develop...

(run) Fast and (swim) Wet keeps you from Expanding - 3rd Molar Pell Classes - number and letters for which? - Numbers: A/P Letters: VERT Absence of response from painful stimuli - Analgesia Adrenergic Receptor that: stim +Heart, +juxtaglomerular cells to prod renin - Beta 1 adrenergic receptor that: stim sympathetic-related smooth muscle, glands, organs - Alpha 1 Amide : liver :: Ester : ? - Plasma Amt of space between incisors and space allowed - Incisor Liability Anesth Max dose ro...

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1st line diuretic treatment for heart failure? - -Spironalactone or furosemide? Black box warning for pioglitazone? - -ischemic cardiovascular risk and heart failure Contraindications of acarbose? - Contraindicated w/ inflammatory or irritable bowel syndrome Contraindications w/ ARBs? - Pregnancy Contraindications w/ Digoxin and NSAIDs? - give acetaminophen for pain Education needed for alpha-glucosidase inhibitors? - Must be taken w/ first bite of food from each meal Education needed wit...

According to the WHO what is the first step in the prescribing process? - The first step is to define the patient's problem Acids give ___ to bases - Hydrogen Activation of Alpha 2 receptors results in - Decreases of HR and BP adrenergic agonsists are made of 2 groups called... - catacholemine, non catacholemine adverse drug reactions associated with use of beta-blockers include (22) - nausea, diarrhea, bronchospasm, dyspnea, cold extremities, exacerbation of Raynaud's, syndrome, bradyca...

A child on Topiramate that wants to play sports should monitor what? - Don't get overheated. Topiramate may affect his ability to sweat in the heat. Blood levels need to be monitored with Lithium because why? - Lithium has a narrow therapeutic range so it is important to recognize toxicity Carbamazepine (Tegretol) can sometimes show subtherapeutic range due to what? - Carbamazepine auto-induces metabolism, leading to lower levels despite good compliance Epi and norepi causes what to break...

Atropine - the depression of mucous secretion and the inhibition of mucociliary clearance is an undesirable side effect of ___ in patients with airway disease. Atropine and scopolamine - the inhibition of secretions is esp marked if secretions is excessive and is the basis for the use of which drugs in preanesthetic medication. Bismuth subsalicylate is used to reduce the chance of ulcers from what? - H. pylori Histamine and bradykinin - Atropine also partially antagonizes bronchoconstrictio...

A patient is administered gentamicin and complains of sudden hearing loss. What should the nurse practitioner do? - Stop the medication the patient is experiencing ototoxicity. A patient is taking a fluoroquinolone; what are the most serious adverse effects? - All fluoroquinolones have a Black-Box Warning regarding the risk of tendon rupture and tendonitis. The risk is increased in older patients; in patients taking coritocosteroids; and patients with heart, kidney, or lung transplant. An a...

Aminoglycosides block protein production and consist of which antibiotics? - gentamicin, streptomycin, tobramycin Anti-depressant that is to be used with caution in cardiac patients due to behaving like class 1 antiarrythmics? - TCAs Are cephalosporins bactericidal or bacteriostatic? - Bacteriocidal Are PCNs bactericidal or bactriostatic? - Bactericidal Are sulfonamides bacteriocidal or bacteriostatic? - Bacteriostatic Are tetracyclines bacteriostatic or bacteriocidal? - bacteriostatic Ar...

Action of anorexiants - Decreases hunger by altering chemical control of nerve impulse transmission in the appetite control center of the hypothalamus. Action of benzodiazepines - - Sedative - Hypnotic - Anxiolytic - Anticonvulsant - Muscle relaxer Action of macrolides - Activley concentrated within leukocytes and transported to site of infection Action of Vancomycin - - Bactericidal against susceptible organisms - Binds to cell wall resulting in cell death Adverse effect of rifampin (...

__________ is / are prescribed to prevent swimmer's ear. 1. Ciprofloxacin otic drops (Ciloxan) 2. Isopropyl ear drops (EarSol) 3. Colistin (Coly-Mycin S Otic) 4. Gentamicin otic drops - 2. Isopropyl ear drops (EarSol) A 24-year-old male received multiple fractures in a motor vehicle accident that required significant amounts of opioid medication to treat his pain. He is at risk for a _____ adverse drug reaction when he no longer requires the opioids. 1. Rapid 2. First-dose 3. Late 4....

A 70-year-old patient is admitted with peripheral edema. He is taking a calcium channel blocker and metformin. What is the cause of his peripheral edema? - The edema is not related to metformin. Type 1 CCB more commonly exhibit peripheral edema. Pts report swelling of the hands, feet, ankles, and decreased urine output. A patient is prescribed amlodipine. She develops reflex tachycardia. What is the reason for the development of bradycardia? - It increases the myocardial oxygen delivery in ...

A 13-year-old who recently was suspended from school for consistently bullying other children is brought to the pediatric mental health clinic by his mother. The child is assessed by the psychiatrist and referred to a psychologist for psychologic testing. The day after the tests are completed, the mother returns to the clinic and asks the nurse for results of the tests. Which is the best response by the nurse? 1. Refer the mother to the psychiatrist. 2. Explain to the mother the results of ...

1. A patient with a tricuspid valve disorder has impaired blood flow between the a. vena cava and right atrium. b. left atrium and left ventricle. c. right atrium and right ventricle. d. right ventricle and pulmonary artery. - c. right atrium and right ventricle. 10. Which nursing responsibilities are priorities when caring for a patient returning from a cardiac catheterization (select all that apply)? a. Monitoring vital signs and ECG b. Checking the catheter insertion site and distal p...

andar con muletas - to walk on crutches caerse - to fall cortarse - to cut oneself descansar - to rest doler - to ache, to hurt el jogging - jogging el movimiento - movement el/la cirujano(a) - surgeon el/la corredor(a) - runner el/la enfermero(a) - nurse el/la socorrista - paramedic ensangrentado(a) - bloody estirarse - to stretchhacerse daño - to hurt onself hinchado(a) - swollen la ambulancia - ambulance la camilla - stretcher la respiración - breathing la sala de emergenci...

1973 Older Americans Act (OAA) - an addition to a program established by the US Congress in 1965 to provide resources and supports for the elderly, enacted primarily to create the Area Agency of Aging. 4 Categories the HC System Provides: - health promotion, disease prevention, diagnosis and treatment, and rehabilitation. According to the WHO, the best "vaccine" against common diseases is what? - An adequate diet. Accountable Care Organization - (ACO) HC delivery system that ties provide...

1930s - first managed care insurance programs were started with HMOs 1939 blue cross and blue shield - first prepayment plan to cover physicians services 1945 - Kraiser HMO became available to the public 1970s - fee-for-service payment was no longer appropriate or sufficient for managing medical expenses 1973 - the HMO act was signed by Nixon 1983 - congress passed a prospective payment bill, established DRGs 2/3s of death in america today - infectious diseases and chronic illnesses such ...

Collectively, what does the radiation oncologist and dosimetrist do? - review records to ensure that the treatment plan is working, to monitor the amount of radiation exposure that the patient has received, and t keep the side effects to a minimum. Does outsourcing of work overseas and advancements in speech recognition technology increase or reduce the need for well-trained members of medical transcriptionists within the US? - Increase. How can one be eligible for ARRT certification? - tec...