unit 21
A fracture communicating with an external wound or with the mouth
Compound fracture
The noise produced by rubbing together the fractured fragments of the bone
Crepitus
The branch of dentistry concerned with diseases of the tooth root and pulp is callled...
Endodontics
what is used in the thermal test of pulp vitality?
hot burnisher or ethyl chloride on a cotton pledget
which of these sentences applies to periodontal disease:
a) body temperature is usually elevated
b) body temperature is not raised
c) the regional lymph nodes are usually not enlarged
d) none of them
a) body temperature is usually elevated
An incomplete fracture, observed most frequently in children, in which the cortical bone on one side is broken but on the other side is only bent
Greenstick fracture
Localized bleeding outside of blood vessels, due to disease or trauma including injury or surgery
Hematoma
What is the name of person who deals with and specializes in endodontics ?
Endodontist
Przetłumacz na ang "Wybicie zęba" A_ _ _ _ _ _ _
Avulsion
Throbbing means
pulsujący
Fracture in which the fragments of the bone have become interdigitated by trauma which causes their immobility
Impacted fracture
The lower jaw is held tight against the upper jaw by r_ _ _ _ _ b_ _ _ s
Rubber bands
Pulp amputation form the coronal part only is called...
a) pulpotomy
b) pulpetomy
c) pulputomy
d) pulpatomy
a) pulpotomy
Synonym of dislocation L_ _ _ _ _ _ _
Luxation
Put in a gap: The prefix .......... means a region or structure lying around or near a specified part
peri-
A fracture in which the bone is broken into more than two pieces
Comminuted fracture
A strip of woven material used to bind up a wound or to protect an injured part of the body
Bandage
Total pulp amputation is called...
a) pelpectomy
b) pulpectomy
c) pulpoctomy
d) pulpactomy
b) pulpectomy
The inflammation around the crown of tooth is called...
pericoronitis
Signs and symptoms of fracture
Pain, tenderness, abnormal mobility, crepitus, swelling, facial asymmetry
A fracture which is the result of destruction of bone by a local or systemic disease
Pathological fracture
Inflammation of bone or bone marrow, usually due to infection
Osteomyelitis
The most frequent cause of development of pulp disease is
a) untreated dental cavity
b) an old damaged filling
c) fracture of the tooth
d) all of them
d) all of them
Pain can be...
a) dull
b) stabbing
c) gnawing
d) all of them
d) all of them
Device that maintains in position a displaced or movable part
Splint