Drugs & Doses
Pregancy
Clinical Scenarios
Signs & Symptoms
In the Office
100

The appropriate O2 dosage for a breathing patient having an asthma attack.

What is 6-10L/min?

100

The safest trimester to perform surgical extractions on pregnant patients.

What is the 2nd trimester?

Week 14-26

100

The #1 cause of hyperventilation in the dental office.

What is stress/needle-phobia?

100

The condition whose symptoms are sweating, shaking, hunger, anxiety, and weakness.

What is hypoglycemia?

100

The most common medical emergency in the dental office.

What is syncope?

200

The ideal route of transmission of nitroglycerin for angina.

What is sublingual?

200

The gold standard anesthetic for pregnant patients.

What is 2% lidocaine with 1:200,000 epinephrine?

200

The 2-pronged treatment for adult patients presenting in chair with cyanosis of the lips and audible wheezing.

What is 2 puffs albuterol and 10L/min O2?

200

The blood pressure reading for hypertensive crisis that requires referral for immediate medical evaluation.

What is >180/120mmHG?

200

When most medical emergencies occur in the dental office.

What is during local anesthetic?

300

The "rule" used to treat and monitor hypoglycemic patients.

What is the Rule of 15?

Administer 15g carbs and check blood glucose in 15 minutes

300

The position you avoid putting pregnant patients in.

What is supine?

300
The specific medical emergency that presents as convulsions, eye-rolling, and frothing of the mouth.

What is a Grand Mal siezure?

300

The mnemonic used to identify clinical features of a stroke.

What is FAST?
F: Face droop

A: Arms uneven when raised

S:Speech slurred

T:Time (1hr)

300

The percentage of medical emergencies that are preventable.

What is 90%?

400

The type of medication is not usually given to asthmatic patients for fear of broncho-constriction.

What is ibuprofen/NSAID?

400

The recovery position for pregnant patients.

What is the Right Hip Elevation technique?

10-15cm elevation of the right hip

400

The ASA classification for a patient with uncontrolled diabetes who is a known smoker.

What is ASA 4?

400

The treatable blood sugar range for diabetic patients.

What is 70-175mg/dL?

400

Approximately how many medical emergencies occur in the dental office in a 10-year period.

What is 8?

500

The number of baby aspirins given to patients experiencing a heart attack.

What is 4?
500

The complication pregnant patients are at risk of developing.

What is LAST/Local Anesthetic Systemic Toxicity?

500

The necessary action taken before starting treatment on a dementia patient.

What is obtaining a dental Power of Attorney?

500

The name for the specific type of wheezing experienced by asthmatic patients.

What is stridor?

500

The type of O2 mask used for apneic patients.

What is a bag-valve-mask device?