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This sedation agent produces anxiolysis, anterograde amnesia, and enhances GABA activity
What is "midazolam"
The cranial base and condyle are formed by this type of bone formation
What is "endochondral ossification"
This type of pulpal nerve fibers conducts dull, aching pain
What is "C-fibers"
This is the most common type of dental injury among 9-10 year old children
What is "uncomplicated crown fractures"
This type of collimation should be used routinely for periapical radiographs
What is "rectangular collimation"
According to the ASA guidelines, this is the minimum fasting period (in hours) required after ingestion of formula
The enamel is derived from this primary germ layer
What is "ectoderm"
This type of tertiary dentin forms by odontoblast-like cells
What is "reparative dentin"
This sport is most frequently associated with dental injuries in 7-12 year olds
What is "baseball"
This is the recommended frequency of bitewings for adolescents before the eruption of the 3rd molars when there is no clinical evidence of caries
What is "18-36 months"
This local anesthetic is an amide with an ester side chain
What is "articaine"
This is the closure of the interdental space between the primary molars prior to the eruption of the first permanent molars
What is "early mesial shift"
According to the AAPD guidelines, this material is not recommended for vital tooth pulpotomies in primary teeth
What is "calcium hydroxide"
What is the best transport medium for an avulsed permanent tooth?
What is "the tooth’s own socket"
This is the ideal imaging modality in patients with dental trauma
What is "CBCT"
During moderate sedation, this physiologic function must remain adequate without the need for intervention, distinguishing it from deep sedation
What is "ventilatory function (spontaneous breathing)"
This is the amount of expansion (in mm) that occurs with 1 turn of a rapid palatal expander
What is "0.25 mm"
This pulp therapy is used for necrotic immature permanent teeth to allow for continued root development
What is "pulp revascularization"
Mouthguards should have a thickness that is at least this (in mm) to provide cushion and distribute shock from impact
What is "3mm"
This fraction of the standard exposure time should be used when capturing a soft tissue PA
What is "1/4"
As part of local anesthetic over dose management, this can be administered to carry local anesthesia from the heart & brain to organs that will help detoxify
What is "20% lipid emulsion (via IV)"
This component of Scammon’s growth curve shows rapid growth in early childhood and reaches nearly 100% of adult size by age 6-7
What is "neural growth"
A remaining dentin thickness over the pulp that is greater than this (in mm) is best to allow odontoblasts to secrete reactionary dentin
What is "0.5mm"
This extra-oral trauma sign is evident of a mastoid hematoma and can be used to indicate a posterior cranial fracture
What is "Battle sign"
This percentage of scattered photos formed during a dental x-ray exposure exit the patient’s head
What is "30%"