Unit 315 - Management of oral health diseases and dental procedures 1 0.0 / 5 ? OtherDental nurseOtherNone Created by: danielle lawCreated on: 13-08-21 16:47 What is caused by vigorous tooth brushing? Abrasion 1 of 19 What is a gelatin sponge? Haemostatic device 2 of 19 What is oxidised cellulose? Absorbable knitted fabric 3 of 19 What is the function of a gauze pack? To limit bleeding 4 of 19 What is a function of a suture? Closes the incision site 5 of 19 What is a function of topical anaesthetic? Numbs the surface of the application site 6 of 19 What is the purpose of irrigating during extractions? Maintain a clear field of vision 7 of 19 What concentration of phosphoric acid is contained in acid etch? 33% 8 of 19 What is the most effective ingredient at reducing the development of caries? Sodium fluoride 9 of 19 What causes xerostomia? Sjögren's syndrome, Diuretics and Beta-blockers 10 of 19 Plaque formation can be caused by iatrogenic factors. What is an iatrogenic factor? Filling with an overhanging edge at the cervical margin 11 of 19 In which condition would false pockets be present? Chronic gingivitis 12 of 19 In which condition would true periodontal pockets be present? Chronic periodontitis 13 of 19 Which factor can aggravate periodontal disease? Open lip posture 14 of 19 Which substances can be found in some toothpastes and acts as antiseptic plaque suppressant? Triclosan combined with zinc 15 of 19 How long should each quadrant of the mouth be brushed for with an electric toothbrush? 30 seconds 16 of 19 In Vincent's disease, one of the bacteria involved is? Bacillus fusiformis 17 of 19 A bacterial disease of the mineralised tissues of the tooth is called? Caries 18 of 19 Which specific antibiotic is best used to treat anaerobic bacteria when a patient presents with ANUG? Metronidazole 19 of 19
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