Exam 9: Armamentariumsyringe Preparation

When the anesthetic solution has expired,the pH of the anesthetic solution will decrease when the preservative sodium bisulfate is oxidized to sodium bisulfate.This can be avoided by checking the expiration date printed on the Mylar label.

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Question 21

According to Malamed,what kinds of needles are most likely to break?

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Question 22

Match the parts of the anesthetic armamentarium with their function or main purpose. -Has a large window and a small window for visibility of cartridge

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Question 23

The importance of aspirating prior to anesthetic deposition and the potential hazards associated with intravascular injections are widely known and accepted.The self-aspirating syringe achieves the positive pressure for an aspiration without a harpoon.

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Question 24

Match the parts of the anesthetic armamentarium with their function or main purpose. -The semipermeable material located at the top of the anesthetic cartridge

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Question 25

What is indicated by the presence of bubbles larger than 2 mm in diameter and located within the anesthetic cartridge?

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Question 26

Which of the following is an important feature of the syringe barrel?

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Question 27

The 25-gauge needle is safer for the patient because the smaller lumen provides ease of aspiration.

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Question 28

Your patient complained that the injection that you just administered was very painful as you withdrew the needle.What do you think happened to cause this pain?

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Question 29

Match the parts of the anesthetic armamentarium with their function or main purpose. -Allows for insertion of the cartridge through the side of the barrel

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Question 30

Which of the following guidelines should be followed in order to correctly store local anesthetic cartridges in the dental office?

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Question 31

Established local anesthetic syringe criteria include which of the following?

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Question 32

What is one disadvantage of using a smaller syringe?

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Question 33

Various colors are used by manufacturers to indicate the gauge and length of needles.There are no uniform guidelines for the color of needle shields.

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Question 34

Match the parts of the anesthetic armamentarium with their function or main purpose. -The length of the needle composed of long tubular metal extending from the tip of the needle to the cartridge penetrating end

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Question 35

Long needles are required for which of the following?

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Question 36

On what factor should the clinician base the choice of the needle length?

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Question 37

What does the presence of an extruded anesthetic cartridge stopper without a large bubble mean?

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Question 38

What should the clinician do if the harpoon becomes disengaged during aspiration?

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Question 39

Which part of the syringe must be pulled back when inserting the anesthetic cartridge?

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When the anesthetic solution has expired,the pH of the anesthetic solution will decrease when the preservative sodium bisulfate is oxidized to sodium bisulfate.This can be avoided by checking the expiration date printed on the Mylar label.

According to Malamed,what kinds of needles are most likely to break?

Match the parts of the anesthetic armamentarium with their function or main purpose. -Has a large window and a small window for visibility of cartridge

The importance of aspirating prior to anesthetic deposition and the potential hazards associated with intravascular injections are widely known and accepted.The self-aspirating syringe achieves the positive pressure for an aspiration without a harpoon.

Match the parts of the anesthetic armamentarium with their function or main purpose. -The semipermeable material located at the top of the anesthetic cartridge

What is indicated by the presence of bubbles larger than 2 mm in diameter and located within the anesthetic cartridge?

Which of the following is an important feature of the syringe barrel?

The 25-gauge needle is safer for the patient because the smaller lumen provides ease of aspiration.

Your patient complained that the injection that you just administered was very painful as you withdrew the needle.What do you think happened to cause this pain?

Match the parts of the anesthetic armamentarium with their function or main purpose. -Allows for insertion of the cartridge through the side of the barrel

Which of the following guidelines should be followed in order to correctly store local anesthetic cartridges in the dental office?

Established local anesthetic syringe criteria include which of the following?

What is one disadvantage of using a smaller syringe?

Various colors are used by manufacturers to indicate the gauge and length of needles.There are no uniform guidelines for the color of needle shields.

Match the parts of the anesthetic armamentarium with their function or main purpose. -The length of the needle composed of long tubular metal extending from the tip of the needle to the cartridge penetrating end

Long needles are required for which of the following?

On what factor should the clinician base the choice of the needle length?

What does the presence of an extruded anesthetic cartridge stopper without a large bubble mean?

What should the clinician do if the harpoon becomes disengaged during aspiration?

Which part of the syringe must be pulled back when inserting the anesthetic cartridge?

Local Anesthesia in Dental Hygiene Practice: an Introduction

Neurophysiology

Pharmacology of Local Anesthetic Agents

Pharmacology of Vasoconstrictors

Local Anesthetic Agents

Topical Anesthetic Agents

Preanesthetic Assessment

Determining Drug Doses

Anatomic Considerations for the Administration of Local Anesthesia

Basic Injection Techniques

Maxillary Anesthesia

Mandibular Anesthesia

Local Anesthesia for the Child and Adolescent

Local Anesthetic Complications

Legal Considerations and Risk Management

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