HM MAN
CH 19
CH 19
When are specimens labeled?
Immediately after being drawn, never before.
What is known as the "Blue Bible" relating to Pharmacy?
Remington: The Science and Practice of Pharmacy
Define Acute Pulpitis?
Inflammation of the pulp due to dental carries or trauma, increased pain when laying down, blood or pus oozing
What is the governing instruction?
SECNAV M-5216.5
How often does the Pharmacy and Therapeutic Committee meet?
Quarterly
What are the four parts of a microscope and what is their purpose?
Arm: supports magnification and focusing system
Stage: aperture that allows passage of light
Mech Stage: holds specimen
Base: Microscope rest/support
Min Dose: least amount required to treate
Max Dose: max amt given before reaction induced
Tox Dose: least amt of med to produce symptoms of poisoning
Thera Dose: normal adult dose, amt needed for desired therapeutic effect
Define Periapical Abscess:
Infection of the pulpal tissue causing the pulp to become necrotic. Causes build up within the walls of the pulp chamber and root canals.
What are the margins, preferred font, and a date example?
One Inch Margin, Times New Roman, and 11 Feb 08 OR 6 Feb 08.
IDC's shall be authorized by what through his or her assigned physician to prescribe or provide medications?
In writing.
How many components does a CBC contain and what are they?
RBC count, Hemoglobin determination, Hematocrit reading, WBC count, and Differential blood cell count.
What are six typical ways that medication can be administered?
Oral, Parenteral, Inhalation, Topical, Rectal, and Vaginal
Define Marginal Gingivitis and the treatment plan.
Inflammation of the gingival tissue, sore swollen gums, severe odor, tender and bleed easily.
Oral Health Instructions (OHI), Rinse with warm saline, and remove debris.
How many spaces follow the "To:" line?
Six spaces following the colon.
Authorized prescribers will utilize what DD Form for prescriptions?
DD Form 1289
What is an antigen and antibody?
Antigen: foreign substance introduced to the body that can cause a reaction
Antibody: specific defensive proteins produced when an antigen stimulates individual cells
What is the formula Clark's Rule and Young's Rule?
Clark: (weight in lbs/150) x Adult Dose = Child's Dose
Young: (Age in years/age in years+12) x Adult Dose = Child's Dose
How many types of teeth fracture is there? How is each type identified?
Type I: Enamel
Type II: Enamel, Dentin
Type III: Enamel, Dentin, Pulp Exposure
Type IV: Root Fracture
How do you include the signatory's rank or complimentary close?
You do not.
The CSIB is made up of how many personnel, what rank/paygrade are the personnel required to be, and how many members are required to be from the MC, DC, MSC, or NC?
Three personnel, E-7 to E-9/GS-7 and at least one commissioned officer, and one officer must be from the MC, DC, MSC, or NC.
When conducting a UA microanalysis what do these color indicate? Red/Brown, Yellow/Brown, Olive Green/Brown/Black, Dark Orange, Blue Green, Milky White
Red/Brown: Blood (the red stuff)
Yellow/Brown: Bile (fluid from liver)
Olive Green/Brown/Black: Phenols (irritants)
Milky White: Chyle (fatty lipids)
Dark Orange: Pyridium (UTI treatment)
Blue Green: Methylene Blue (hemoglobin treatment med)
Define the following:
Pharmacology, Pharmacognosy, Posology, Pharmacodynamics, Pharmacotherapeutics, Toxicology, Therapeutics?
See Handout
Where is the emergency dental treatment recorded?
What is identified by chalky white spots on a dental radiograph?
What is NUG?
EZ603A
Dental Carries
Necrotizing Ulcerative Gingivitis
How many spaces follow the colon for "Encl:"? How are the enclosures numbered [1], {2}, or (3).
Three spaces after the colon and (3).
How many times may a Schedule III-V medication be filled within a 6 month period and what can the supply not exceed?
5 times within 6 months without exceeding 100-days if not deploying.