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What is a drug? - any chemical that can affect living processes what is pharmocology - the study of drugs and their interactions with living systems What is toxicology? - the study of the harmful effects of chemicals what is a brand(trade) name? - manufactures names. Written with the first letter capitalized What is the generic name of a drug? - the name for the chemical make up of the drug what is contraindication? - medical or physical conditions that make a dr...

Log dose-effect curve: A graph of the relationship between dose of a drug and the response Therapeutic Range Where the dose is increasing sharply Maximum Response where the curve plateaus (flatten out) Potency - amount of drug necessary to cause an effect - Potency is GREATER when dose is SMALLER Efficacy maximum response of a drug, regardless of the dose Onset the time it takes for the drug to have a effect Duration the length of time that a drug has an eff...

Most common Rx written by dentist - antibiotic and analgesics Therapeutic Catagories - antibiotic analgesics fluoride antifungal corticosteriods Prescription - An order written by a practitioner of medicine for pharmacy supplies. Pt name with certain drug, specified quanity prepared by practitioners directions. What drugs can a dental hygienest legally prescribe - None What are the role of a dental hygienist in Rx writing - document any OTC meds taking write Rx o...

What is the fundamentals of community health practice? - survey and needs assessment, data analysis, program planning, program operation, funding, and appraisal or evaluation What is the fundamentals of private dental practice? - Health history and examination (assessment), diagnosis, treatment planning, treatment, payment, and evaluation What is the difference between the community oral health and private practice oral health? - community assesses a whole community and private pr...

What are the 3 layers of the heart? - 1-pericardium 2- myocardium 3-endocardium What is the outermost layer of the heart? - Pericardium What is the pericardium? - Double walled membranous sac enclosing the heart T or False: The pericardial cavity is the space between the membranous sac and it contains lubricant fluids to permit movement - True What is the inflammation of the pericardium known as? - Pericarditis What layer of the heart is the thickest and provides ...

sharpey's fibers function - anchor the periosteum to the bone microbes associated with NUP/NUG (4) - 1. spirochetes (treponema denticola) 2. fusobacterium 3. prevotella intermedia 4. porphyromonas gingivalis gingival abscess results from - injury or infection of the gingival tissue periodontal abscess results from_______ and ________ developes after _____ - spread of infection deep into the periodontal pockets, drainage is blocked, perio debridement where does a peric...

Ascorbic Acid (Vitamin C) - Which vitamin is necessary for hydroxylation reactions in collagen synthesis? Hypoxia - The greatest risk associated with inhalation as a route of drug administration is trigeminal neuralgia - which disease is characterized by sharp pain confined to one side of the face and is often initiated by touching a "trigger zone"? foreshortening - in a PA radiograph, the major change caused by increasing the vertical angle when using the bisecting angle ...

Transeptal fibers - extend interproximally over alveolar crest; embedded in cementum of two adjacent teeth. alveolar crest fibers - fiber group that is apical to junctional epithelium and extends obliquely from cementum to alveolar bone oblique fibers - fiber group that is the largest and most significant fiber group and extends from cementum coronally to bone horizontal fibers - extend at right angles to long axis of tooth apical fibers - extend from apical aspect of ...

Which paired muscle covers most of the lateral aspect of the ramus of the mandible? - Masseter The fibrous connective tissue membrane covering the outside of bone is called the - periosteum What is the purpose of the synovial membrane in a synovial joint? - Secrete fluid into the joint cavity Which component of a nerve conducts impulses - Dendrite Which spinal vertebrae fuse together form triangular mass? - Sacral T/F The ophthalmic nerve is the first division of th...

What are some examples of bio-hazard waste? - Sharps, items that drip of blood and/or saliva, and hard and soft tissues removed from patient The bio-hazard waste or regulated true or false? - True When should we change our mask? - When it becomes wet or soiled with every patient. That includes your fluids as well. What is the purpose of PPE? - Is to minimize the exposure to Aerosol, Spatter, Direct transmission, and Indirect transmission (ASDI) Do disinfectants kill spore...

Dental Hygiene defined - The study of oral health care utilizing preventative behaviors. Management of the behaviors in order to promote health and disease prevention. The preventative behaviors involve the process of Dental Hygiene card. - Assessment. Diagnosis. Treatment planning. Intervention. Evaluation. Registered dental hygienist defined - "One who is educated in the science of health and promotion of disease" said by dr. Alford Fones Who is Dr. Alfred Fones? - The f...

dental hygiene - the study of preventive oral healthcare, including the management of behaviors to prevent oral disease and to promote health dental hygienist - licensed preventive oral health professional, that functions in interrelated roles roles of the dental hygienist - clinician, educator/health promoter, consumer advocate, research, change agent, administrator/manager the primary role of the dental hygienist - prevention of disease and health promotion ADPIE - s...

infectious agent - invading organism such as bacteria, virus, fungus, protozoa reservoir - Where invading organisms live and multiply mode of transmission - can be direct, person to person, indirect by way of an intermediate vehicle such as contaminated hands or needle, droplet transmission either direct or indirect port of entry - mode of entry of an infectious agent HIV -disease produced -route or mode of transmission -incubation period - -Aids -blood to blood, s...

Gingiva - -Provides a seal around the cervical portion (neck) of the tooth -Holds the tissue against tooth during mastication Periodontal ligament - Suspends and maintains tooth in its socket Cementum - = Anchors the ends of the periodontal ligament fibers to the tooth so that the tooth stays in its socket - Protect the dentin of the root Alveolar bone - Surrounds and supports the roots of the tooth Gingival sulcus (pocket) - the space between the free gingiva an...

98.6 degrees - Normal body temp( adults and children) 60-100bpm for adults 80-120bpm for children 100-160bpm for infants - Normal pulse 14-20 breaths per min(adults) approx. 20 breaths per min(children) - Normal Respirations <120/<80 - Normal BP 120-129/<80 - elevated BP 130-139/80-89 Recheck in 1 mo and refer to MD - Mild hypertension (Stage 1) ≥140/ ≥90 Recheck in 2 wks. and refer to MD - Moderate hypertension (Stage 2) >180/>1...

Dental Hygiene Process of Care - Assessment Diagnosis (prognosis) Planning Implementation Evaluation Documentation public health dentist - Works on cause and prevention of common dental disease. objective symptoms - Symptoms that can be seen by anyone subjective symptoms - symptoms that can be felt, such as itching, burning, or pain odontalgia - toothache Etiology - cause of disease acute - New, usually of rapid onset and of concern, opposite of chron...

In some parts of the country, before the empty fire buckets were filled with water, they were filled with ___ to be thrown on a fire. - sand 1 cubic foot of water weighs ___ lbs: - 62.5 The surface area of 1 cubic foot of water is ___ sq. inches: - 144 1 sq. inch of water exerts ___ psi: - 0.434 Most fire apparatus are rated for operations at elevations up to ___ ft: - 2000 If the anti-siphon hole is clogged, then oil will ___ flow into the priming pump: - contin...

Anatomy 1 Questions with Correct Solutions Test Bundle

FSVO State Test Exam Questions with Correct Solutions| Test Bundle

uni- , mono- one bi- , di- two tri- three quad- , quadri- four hemi-, semi- half, partly multi-, poly- many, much a- , an- without, not anti-, contra- against de- away from, cessation, without dis- separate im- , in- , non- not ab- away from ad- to, toward ect- , ecto- outer, outside en- , end- , endo- in, within ex- , exo- out of, away from infra- below, beneath inter- between intra- wit...