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Can anyone tell me what prophylaxis should be given for Endocarditis in penicillin allergic patients?

In old papers its given Erythromycin But in 2007-2008 case studies

booklet its given that Erythromycin is no longer used in penicillin

allergic pts due to its effect on GIT, the drug of choice is cephalexin

What is the correct ans?
 
Can anyone tell me what prophylaxis should be given for Endocarditis in penicillin allergic patients?

In old papers its given Erythromycin But in 2007-2008 case studies

booklet its given that Erythromycin is no longer used in penicillin

allergic pts due to its effect on GIT, the drug of choice is cephalexin

What is the correct ans?


clyndamicin 600 mg 1h before
 
Can anyone tell me what prophylaxis should be given for Endocarditis in penicillin allergic patients?

In old papers its given Erythromycin But in 2007-2008 case studies

booklet its given that Erythromycin is no longer used in penicillin

allergic pts due to its effect on GIT, the drug of choice is cephalexin

What is the correct ans?

In case of Penicillin allergy, if it is immediate hypersensitivity, you should not give Cephalexin cause there is a chance of cross allergy( in 10% cases).
So in Penicillin allergic patient the first preference is Clindamycin 600 mg (cheaper then Azithromycin or Clarithromycin)orally 1 hour before surgery (in children 20mg/kg body wt). The other choices are Azithromycin or Clarithromycin 500 mg 1 hour before surgery( children 15 mg/kg body wt). If pat is unable to take the medicine orally then inj Clindamycin(iv) 600mg (children 20 mg/kg body wt) 30 minutes prior to the surgery........hope this helps.
 
Thankyou loco81 and ambitious
 
What is the correct ans?

Q. A 15yr old patient has all teeth present, normal occlusion,molar roots not fully calcified. The mand first molar has pathological pulp exposure. Endodontics failed and the tooth must be extracted. indicated Rx is?

1. Place space maintainer
2. place FPD
3. place RPD
4. any of the above
5. do nothing and observe
 
What is the correct ans?

Q. A 15yr old patient has all teeth present, normal occlusion,molar roots not fully calcified. The mand first molar has pathological pulp exposure. Endodontics failed and the tooth must be extracted. indicated Rx is?

1. Place space maintainer
2. place FPD
3. place RPD
4. any of the above
5. do nothing and observe

if you did nothing and observe (5) the space may be sligthy closed by mesial drift of mandibular second molar , distal drift of second premolar , or the oposing first molar may extrude.Hence , the normal occlusion will be altered and future tooth replacement would also be more complicated for obvious reasons.
If you placed a FPD(2) , the dental pulp would probably be injured .Therefore , the abscence of funciotal odontoblasts wouldn't allow the completion of root formation.
If you placed a space mantainer (1 ) ,the most likely consecuence could be the extrusion of the upper first molar. This will likely lead to an altered previous normal occlusion.In addition , for the future replacement of the extracted first mandibular molar ( FPD , implant ) you will most likely need to perform an elective RCT on the extruded upper first molar , post core and crown.
I think that a RPD ( 3 ) may be the most suitable option for this specific patient. This is just my honest humble opinion. Please correct me if I am wrong
 
Thanks loc81. I also thought placing RPD is the most appropriate answer,
But in the Q paper the ans is - Place a space maintainer. I am confused.
 
It may be the space maintainer,what I thought was because the main disadvantage of the RPD is it may not be worn and the treatment would not be succesful.
 
It may be the space maintainer,what I thought was because the main disadvantage of the RPD is it may not be worn and the treatment would not be succesful.

that was just my opinion . I think that thats the most suitable treatment in that case and once the roots are fully formed , FPD is an option as well as an implant-supported crown . On the other hand , if the correct answer is a space maintainer , just forget about what you , me or anybody thinks and place the answer that you know the ADA wants you to give.
take care and good luck
 
can anyone give ans to these q?

1. An examination of the edentulous mouth of an aged patient who has worn maxillary complete dentures for many years against six mandibular anterior teeth would probably show
a. cystic degeneration of the foramina of the anterior palatine
b. loss of osseous structure in the anterior maxillary arch
c. flabby ridge tissue in the posterior maxillary arch
d. insufficient interocclusal distance


2. Palatal expansion device does not need a labial bow because
a)labial bow is not rigid enough
b)labial bow would limit expansion effect
c)labial bow is not functional in this case

3.which one gives the best image of TMJ
a-panorex
b-MRI
c-CT
d-transcranial

4.which malocclusion is most difficult to take to centric relation. There were choices like:
Unilateral crossbite
Bilateral crossbite
Class III mo
Class II mo
class I mo

5.lateral benett shift is most likely affected by centric occlusion
MD step incline
FL steep incline

6.Acidulated phosphate fluoride solutions must be stored in containers that are made of
1. clear glass
2. brown glass
3. etched glass
4. polyethylene
5. any of the above is suitable for a container

7.tachycardia is side effect of
1. neostigmine
2Ach
3. propanlol
4.Nitus oxise

8.A 7-year-old patient is evaluated six months after placement of a sealant. Inspection reveals the sealant is only partially retained in the central fossa. There is no evidence of retention of the sealant in supplemental grooves. The dental hygienist recommends resealing the tooth. Which of the following must be considered?
1. Etching only the exposed fissures
2. Using the same brand of sealant used previously
3. Removing the remaining sealant before re-sealing the surface
4. Both (1) and (2) above
5. Both (1) and (3) above

9. What asthma drug causes oral fungal infection?

10. Stimulation of B2 receptors causes what?
a.vasodilator
b.sweating
c.bronchoconstriction
d.bronchodilation

11. How much reduction of pfm on anterior tooth at the incisal 1/3 on the facial
a) .7
b) 1
c) 1.5
d) 2mm

12. Accepted technique for the reduced pocket depth is all of the above except one , which one is the exception
1)gingivectomy
2)gingival curretage
3)S&R
4)debridement surgery
5)osseous surgery

13.What is the problem if you want to perform apically repositioned flap surgery in the mandibular second and third molar areas
1)mandibular ramus
2)external oblique
3)mylohyoid ridge

14. Which of the following is a definite sign of traumatic occlusion
a.bone loss b.gingival recession
c.wear facets.
d.food impaction

15. Most common route of administration of pediatric conscious sedation?
1)IV
2)IM
3)PO
4)Rectal
5)inhalation

16.To maximize retention the following is not true
a)axial wall must be at least 2 mm long
b)grooves and boxes aligned in the line of draw
c)occlusal countersinks may be used
d)shorter teeth must be prepared more parallel then longer teeth

17. Why should epinephrine be used with caution
1.dosage control is a problem
2.it causes tachycardia
3.it is not a good haemostatic agent
4.it causes tissue damage more than other chemical agents
5.it discolors gingiva
a.1,2,3
b.2,3.5
c.1,4,5
d.1,2
e.3,5

18. What is the ideal thickness of an alginate, when making impressions
0.5-1mm
1-2 mm
2-3 mm
4-6mm
6-8 mm


19. What is ideal thickness of elastomeric impression materials
0.5-1mm
1-2 mm
2-3 mm
4-6mm
6-8 mm

20
. Which of the following is least likely to cause progressive perio problems?
Soft tissue injury
Ill- fitting margins
Rough margins
Within Biologic width
 
Please anyone one answer
 
can anyone give ans to these q?

1. An examination of the edentulous mouth of an aged patient who has worn maxillary complete dentures for many years against six mandibular anterior teeth would probably show
a. cystic degeneration of the foramina of the anterior palatine
b. loss of osseous structure in the anterior maxillary arch
c. flabby ridge tissue in the posterior maxillary arch
d. insufficient interocclusal distance


2. Palatal expansion device does not need a labial bow because
a)labial bow is not rigid enough
b)labial bow would limit expansion effect
c)labial bow is not functional in this case

3.which one gives the best image of TMJ
a-panorex
b-MRI
c-CT
d-transcranial

4.which malocclusion is most difficult to take to centric relation. There were choices like:
Unilateral crossbite
Bilateral crossbite
Class III mo
Class II mo
class I mo

5.lateral benett shift is most likely affected by centric occlusion
MD step incline
FL steep incline

6.Acidulated phosphate fluoride solutions must be stored in containers that are made of
1. clear glass
2. brown glass
3. etched glass
4. polyethylene
5. any of the above is suitable for a container

7.tachycardia is side effect of
1. neostigmine
2Ach
3. propanlol
4.Nitus oxise

8.A 7-year-old patient is evaluated six months after placement of a sealant. Inspection reveals the sealant is only partially retained in the central fossa. There is no evidence of retention of the sealant in supplemental grooves. The dental hygienist recommends resealing the tooth. Which of the following must be considered?
1. Etching only the exposed fissures
2. Using the same brand of sealant used previously
3. Removing the remaining sealant before re-sealing the surface
4. Both (1) and (2) above
5. Both (1) and (3) above

9. What asthma drug causes oral fungal infection?

10. Stimulation of B2 receptors causes what?
a.vasodilator
b.sweating
c.bronchoconstriction
d.bronchodilation

11. How much reduction of pfm on anterior tooth at the incisal 1/3 on the facial
a) .7
b) 1
c) 1.5
d) 2mm

12. Accepted technique for the reduced pocket depth is all of the above except one , which one is the exception
1)gingivectomy
2)gingival curretage
3)S&R
4)debridement surgery
5)osseous surgery

13.What is the problem if you want to perform apically repositioned flap surgery in the mandibular second and third molar areas
1)mandibular ramus
2)external oblique
3)mylohyoid ridge

14. Which of the following is a definite sign of traumatic occlusion
a.bone loss b.gingival recession
c.wear facets.
d.food impaction

15. Most common route of administration of pediatric conscious sedation?
1)IV
2)IM
3)PO
4)Rectal
5)inhalation

16.To maximize retention the following is not true
a)axial wall must be at least 2 mm long
b)grooves and boxes aligned in the line of draw
c)occlusal countersinks may be used
d)shorter teeth must be prepared more parallel then longer teeth

17. Why should epinephrine be used with caution
1.dosage control is a problem
2.it causes tachycardia
3.it is not a good haemostatic agent
4.it causes tissue damage more than other chemical agents
5.it discolors gingiva
a.1,2,3
b.2,3.5
c.1,4,5
d.1,2
e.3,5

18. What is the ideal thickness of an alginate, when making impressions
0.5-1mm
1-2 mm
2-3 mm
4-6mm
6-8 mm


19. What is ideal thickness of elastomeric impression materials
0.5-1mm
1-2 mm
2-3 mm
4-6mm
6-8 mm

20
. Which of the following is least likely to cause progressive perio problems?
Soft tissue injury
Ill- fitting margins
Rough margins
Within Biologic width

hi,
let me ans. these?'s,though i am not entirely sure of they being correct.

1.c
2.c
3.?
4.c
5.?
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.3
16.
17.d
18.e
19.d
20.b
 
Thankyou momdent06.

In decks i read inhalation is the common route of administration of pediatric conscious sedation


I am really confused
 
Almost 100 people saw this thread but no one answered.

Anyone please answer these Q's
 
can anyone give ans to these q?

1. An examination of the edentulous mouth of an aged patient who has worn maxillary complete dentures for many years against six mandibular anterior teeth would probably show
a. cystic degeneration of the foramina of the anterior palatine
b. loss of osseous structure in the anterior maxillary arch
c. flabby ridge tissue in the posterior maxillary arch
d. insufficient interocclusal distance

b


2. Palatal expansion device does not need a labial bow because
a)labial bow is not rigid enough
b)labial bow would limit expansion effect
c)labial bow is not functional in this case
c

3.which one gives the best image of TMJ
a-panorex
b-MRI
c-CT
d-transcranial

either c or d...............saw somewhere in decks

4.which malocclusion is most difficult to take to centric relation. There were choices like:
Unilateral crossbite
Bilateral crossbite
Class III mo
Class II mo
class I mo

a
5.lateral benett shift is most likely affected by centric occlusion
MD step incline
FL steep incline
a

6.Acidulated phosphate fluoride solutions must be stored in containers that are made of
1. clear glass
2. brown glass
3. etched glass
4. polyethylene
5. any of the above is suitable for a container

7.tachycardia is side effect of
1. neostigmine
2Ach
3. propanlol
4.Nitus oxise

1-sice all others have bradycardia.......searched internet,says can result in brady or tachycardia
is 4.nitrous oxide??

8.A 7-year-old patient is evaluated six months after placement of a sealant. Inspection reveals the sealant is only partially retained in the central fossa. There is no evidence of retention of the sealant in supplemental grooves. The dental hygienist recommends resealing the tooth. Which of the following must be considered?
1. Etching only the exposed fissures
2. Using the same brand of sealant used previously
3. Removing the remaining sealant before re-sealing the surface
4. Both (1) and (2) above
5. Both (1) and (3) above
???????????

9. What asthma drug causes oral fungal infection?

10. Stimulation of B2 receptors causes what?
a.vasodilator
b.sweating
c.bronchoconstriction
d.bronchodilation
d

11. How much reduction of pfm on anterior tooth at the incisal 1/3 on the facial
a) .7
b) 1
c) 1.5
d) 2mm
c

12. Accepted technique for the reduced pocket depth is all of the above except one , which one is the exception
1)gingivectomy
2)gingival curretage
3)S&R
4)debridement surgery
5)osseous surgery
1

13.What is the problem if you want to perform apically repositioned flap surgery in the mandibular second and third molar areas
1)mandibular ramus
2)external oblique
3)mylohyoid ridge
2 or 3????????? may be 2

14. Which of the following is a definite sign of traumatic occlusion
a.bone loss b.gingival recession
c.wear facets.
d.food impaction
c

15. Most common route of administration of pediatric conscious sedation?
1)IV
2)IM
3)PO
4)Rectal
5)inhalation
????????

16.To maximize retention the following is not true
a)axial wall must be at least 2 mm long
b)grooves and boxes aligned in the line of draw
c)occlusal countersinks may be used
d)shorter teeth must be prepared more parallel then longer teeth

17. Why should epinephrine be used with caution
1.dosage control is a problem
2.it causes tachycardia
3.it is not a good haemostatic agent
4.it causes tissue damage more than other chemical agents
5.it discolors gingiva
a.1,2,3
b.2,3.5
c.1,4,5
d.1,2
e.3,5
d ....not sure

18. What is the ideal thickness of an alginate, when making impressions
0.5-1mm
1-2 mm
2-3 mm
4-6mm
6-8 mm


19. What is ideal thickness of elastomeric impression materials
0.5-1mm
1-2 mm
2-3 mm
4-6mm
6-8 mm

20
. Which of the following is least likely to cause progressive perio problems?
Soft tissue injury
Ill- fitting margins
Rough margins
Within Biologic width
d


i wasn't absolutely sure for many questions................please lemme know correct answers
 
can anyone give ans to these q?

1. An examination of the edentulous mouth of an aged patient who has worn maxillary complete dentures for many years against six mandibular anterior teeth would probably show
a. cystic degeneration of the foramina of the anterior palatine
b. loss of osseous structure in the anterior maxillary arch---- ANS
c. flabby ridge tissue in the posterior maxillary arch
d. insufficient interocclusal distance


2. Palatal expansion device does not need a labial bow because
a)labial bow is not rigid enough
b)labial bow would limit expansion effect-----ANS
c)labial bow is not functional in this case

3.which one gives the best image of TMJ
a-panorex
b-MRI------ANS
c-CT
d-transcranial

4.which malocclusion is most difficult to take to centric relation. There were choices like:
Unilateral crossbite
Bilateral crossbite
Class III mo------ANS
Class II mo
class I mo

5.lateral benett shift is most likely affected by centric occlusion
MD step incline-------ANS
FL steep incline

6.Acidulated phosphate fluoride solutions must be stored in containers that are made of
1. clear glass
2. brown glass-----ANS
3. etched glass
4. polyethylene
5. any of the above is suitable for a container

7.tachycardia is side effect of
1. neostigmine
2Ach
3. propanlol
4.Nitus oxise

8.A 7-year-old patient is evaluated six months after placement of a sealant. Inspection reveals the sealant is only partially retained in the central fossa. There is no evidence of retention of the sealant in supplemental grooves. The dental hygienist recommends resealing the tooth. Which of the following must be considered?
1. Etching only the exposed fissures
2. Using the same brand of sealant used previously
3. Removing the remaining sealant before re-sealing the surface
4. Both (1) and (2) above
5. Both (1) and (3) above

9. What asthma drug causes oral fungal infection?
ANS CORTICOSTEROIDS

10. Stimulation of B2 receptors causes what?
a.vasodilator-----ANS
b.sweating
c.bronchoconstriction
d.bronchodilation

11. How much reduction of pfm on anterior tooth at the incisal 1/3 on the facial
a) .7
b) 1
c) 1.5
d) 2mm----ANS

12. Accepted technique for the reduced pocket depth is all of the above except one , which one is the exception
1)gingivectomy
2)gingival curretage
3)S&R
4)debridement surgery
5)osseous surgery

13.What is the problem if you want to perform apically repositioned flap surgery in the mandibular second and third molar areas
1)mandibular ramus
2)external oblique------ANS
3)mylohyoid ridge

14. Which of the following is a definite sign of traumatic occlusion
a.bone loss b.gingival recession
c.wear facets.
d.food impaction
WHAT I KNOW IT SHOULD BE MOBILITY

15. Most common route of administration of pediatric conscious sedation?
1)IV
2)IM
3)PO
4)Rectal
5)inhalation-----ANS

16.To maximize retention the following is not true
a)axial wall must be at least 2 mm long
b)grooves and boxes aligned in the line of draw
c)occlusal countersinks may be used
d)shorter teeth must be prepared more parallel then longer teeth

17. Why should epinephrine be used with caution
1.dosage control is a problem
2.it causes tachycardia
3.it is not a good haemostatic agent
4.it causes tissue damage more than other chemical agents
5.it discolors gingiva
a.1,2,3
b.2,3.5
c.1,4,5
d.1,2
e.3,5

18. What is the ideal thickness of an alginate, when making impressions
0.5-1mm
1-2 mm
2-3 mm
4-6mm
6-8 mm------ANS


19. What is ideal thickness of elastomeric impression materials
0.5-1mm
1-2 mm
2-3 mm
4-6mm
6-8 mm

20
. Which of the following is least likely to cause progressive perio problems?
Soft tissue injury
Ill- fitting margins
Rough margins
Within Biologic width------ANS?
 
Thaks amrita1. I also dont know the correct answers,i thought if i post in SDN someone will answer.
 
Thanks DrNeha
 
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