Trauma
This is the length of time to splint a root fracture.
What is 4 weeks?
This is how glass ionomer cements bond to dentin and enamel.
What is chelation?
Hemophilia A is a deficiency in this factor.
What is Factor VIII?
Most common childhood cancer
What is leukemia?
This is the age where children can talk and non-family members usually understand child’s speech.
What is age 3-4?
This is the maximum score on a Glascow Coma Scale.
What is 15?
This is the only direction to break contact in a Class II resin prep on primary tooth preparation.
What is gingival?
This test measures the extrinsic clotting system.
What is INR or PT (Prothrombin Time)?
This is the most common pediatric bone cancer?
What is osteosarcoma?
This is the age where children will point to pictures in a book when named.
What is age 1-2?
This is how a displaced primary tooth #E would appear on an occlusal radiograph if displaced to the labial.
What is shorter?
This is the setting agent in composite resin.
What is Bis-GMA?
This is the first step in coagulation.
What is vessel constriction?
This is the location of a Wilm’s Tumor.
What is the kidney?
Adenoid tissue will continue growing up until this age, at which point it will begin decreasing.
What is age 6?
This is the amount of time since last tetanus shot that you would recommend a booster after an orofacial trauma occurs.
What is 5 years?
This is a positive property chromium contributes to stainless steel crowns.
What is prevent corrosion?
This is how AMICAR works.
What is antifibronlytic or preserving the clot?
This is the most frequently documented source of sepsis in a cancer patient.
What is the mouth?
This is the age inutero that the palatal shelves fuse.
What is 11 weeks?
Yellow teeth after trauma is indicative of this sequelae
What is pulp canal obliteration?
This etch is used in microabrasion for resin infiltration.
What is HCl?
This test measures the quality of platelets.
What is bleeding time?
One of the symptoms for this cancer is a “white pupil.”
What is restinoblastoma?
This is the normal range for systolic blood pressure of a 3 year old.
What is 89-112?