Clinical Dental Hygiene Part 5

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Across
  1. 2. Bulging eyes.
  2. 6. Median Rhomboid Glossitis is related to what oral infection?
  3. 8. Examining sounds to gather information on patients oral health.
  4. 9. Lymph nodes located along the sternocleidomastoid muscle.
  5. 14. A genetic condition characterized by an extra chromosome.
  6. 16. Examining odors to gather information on patients oral health.
  7. 17. Another name for Down syndrome.
  8. 19. Areas affected with this condition appear as red with white borders and the lesions can change location and are considered normal.
  9. 20. Lymph nodes located at the base of the skull.
  10. 21. This can indicate the use of heroin, morphine, codeine, fentanyl, methadone, or oxycodone.
  11. 23. Patients with sensitivity to gluten may have what occur to their papillae?
  12. 24. Fill in the Blank: Patients with autism should be provided __________ encounters in a quiet setting.
  13. 25. HIV/AIDS affects what cells of the body?
  14. 28. This setting must be determined by the type of deposit and insert design.
  15. 29. Another name for geographic tongue.
  16. 30. A short, tight lingual frenum.
  17. 31. This can indicate cocaine use.
  18. 32. Opening for infection drainage and may appear as a small, pale, fluid-filled pustule.
  19. 33. Lymph nodes located under the lateral sides of the mandible.
  20. 37. A red and bulbous nose can indicate the abuse of what?
  21. 39. Palpation using one finger.
  22. 41. The division of a class two malocclusion in which one or more maxillary anterior teeth are inclined lingually and a lateral incisor is positioned labially.
  23. 42. Bulimia nervosa can cause tooth erosion of the anterior teeth of what arch?
  24. 43. Sides of a sonic scaler tip that are active.
  25. 48. Lactobacillus species are found after what process in caries lesion development.
  26. 50. Patients with hypothyroidism may have malocclusion and a small what?
  27. 52. Inflammation of the airways that causes narrowing and extra production of mucus.
  28. 53. Patients with Addison's disease may have this present on the skin or oral tissues.
  29. 56. This type of ultrasonic devices do not interfere with pacemaker functioning.
  30. 57. Sterilization method that can damage plastic.
  31. 59. Tooth erosion due to purging.
  32. 63. The division of a class two malocclusion in which one or more maxillary teeth protrude facially.
  33. 65. Lymph nodes located around the ear.
  34. 67. Psychological disorder characterized by extremely low body weight.
  35. 68. Genetic disorder that affects the body's connective tissue.
  36. 69. Variscosities are most common in what patients?
  37. 70. Palpation using all fingers of one hand to grasp the tissue.
  38. 71. Patients with marfan syndrome often have conditions that affect what organ?
  39. 75. Sterilization method that operates at 320F.
  40. 79. Motion that a sonic scaler tip makes.
  41. 80. In order to examine this gland ask the patient to swallow to check for enlargement and/or immobility of it.
  42. 81. This muscle can be enlarged when the patient has bruxing or clenching habits.
  43. 82. Lymph nodes located around the cheeks.
  44. 84. Side effects of using this form of drug delivery include oral candidiasis and xerostomia.
  45. 85. Bacterial infection of the lungs caused by the bacterium mycobacterium tuberculosis.
  46. 86. Dark veins located sublingually.
  47. 88. Palpation using one or more fingers and the thumb from both hands simultaneously.
  48. 89. The hallmark of anorexia nervosa.
  49. 90. A red butterfly-shaped lesion over the nose can indicate what condition?
Down
  1. 1. Hyposecretion of cortisol and aldosterone by the adrenal glands.
  2. 3. Tapping on surfaces to gather information about patients oral health.
  3. 4. Excess fine hair.
  4. 5. Small red dots on mucous membranes caused by trauma or systemic disease.
  5. 7. Patients with central papillary atrophy are often what?
  6. 8. Fluid-filled lesion surrounded by a red halo that appears on non-keratinized surfaces such as buccal and labial mucosa, ventral surface of the tongue, floor of the mouth, and soft palate.
  7. 10. Another name for Median Rhomboid Glossitis.
  8. 11. Vitamin B9
  9. 12. Patients with gigantism may have an enlarged maxilla and/or mandible and what other oral condition?
  10. 13. Flat and red smoothness on the middle dorsal surface of the tongue.
  11. 15. Patients with anorexia nervosa often have glossitis, angular cheilitis, bleeding gingiva, and hypertrophy of papillae due to what?
  12. 18. Palpation using a finger and the thumb to grab the tissue.
  13. 22. Lymph nodes located under the chin.
  14. 26. In patients with this condition treatment should not be initiated until the circulating neutrophil count is normal.
  15. 27. Bulimia nervosa can cause patients to have which gland enlarged?
  16. 34. Fill in the Blank: Treat all dental issues ___________ the start of cancer therapy.
  17. 35. Sensitivity to gluten.
  18. 36. Reacts with hydroxyapatite to form fluorapatite.
  19. 38. Disease of the lymph nodes that causes enlargement.
  20. 40. Neurological disorder that results in developmental disabilities.
  21. 44. Spina bifida is a neural tube defect caused by failure of the spine to develop and close properly during what month of pregnancy?
  22. 45. What surfaces of a piezoelectric device are most effective?
  23. 46. Flat or raised, red or purple lesion associated with HIV/AIDS.
  24. 47. Psychological disorder characterized by binging and purging.
  25. 49. Fill in the Blank: Patients with down syndrome are at ________ risk for periodontal disease.
  26. 51. Appears as thin white lines parelleling the occlusal plane.
  27. 54. HIV/AIDS patients should not be treated if their CD4 count is below what?
  28. 55. The long term use of what antibiotic is associated with black hairy tongue.
  29. 58. Patients with HIV/AIDS should not be treated if their neutrophil count is below what?
  30. 59. Patients with acromegaly have excessive production of hormones of what gland?
  31. 60. Sterilization method that operates at 250F.
  32. 61. This should be avoided when treated patients with autism.
  33. 62. Patients should rinse with what after inhaler use?
  34. 64. Elongation of filiform papillae with dark staining.
  35. 66. The lateral and ventral surfaces of the tongue are more common areas for what?
  36. 72. Grooves in the tongue that entrap food and bacteria.
  37. 73. Painful burning tongue.
  38. 74. A lesion that appears on keratinized mucosa, usually forming a cluster.
  39. 76. The form of facial paralysis that can indicate Bell's palsy or a stroke.
  40. 77. Palpation of symmetrical structures examined simultaneously.
  41. 78. Yellow sclera can indicate what?
  42. 83. For magnetostrictive devices this is a stack of thick nickel strips soldered together.
  43. 87. Fill in the Blank: The best time to schedule patients with asthma is for the ______ morning or (same word as before) afternoon.