Exam 8: Pain Managementpharmacology

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Relaxation and sedation without the loss of consciousness is called ____________________.

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The administration of benzodiazepines prior to treatment is called _________________________.

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A non-narcotic drug used to treat pain is

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A medication that has both anti-pyretic and analgesic properties is _________________________.

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The injection given to anesthetize the mesial root of the maxillary first molar is called the

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A 27-gauge needle is

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A hematoma is a

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An example of the enteral route of drug administration is swallowing a pill.

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Stage IV anesthesia is the desired level of anesthesia for long or difficult surgical procedures.

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An example of the parenteral route of drug administration is an injection.

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The lumen of the needle

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The ability to withstand pain is called the threshold of pain.

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The inferior alveolar nerve injection would anesthetize which teeth?

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Individual teeth receiving an infiltration local anesthetic are injected near the tooth apex.

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Which is the correct processing of a drug in the body?

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Match the term to its correct definition.
injection into the periodontal ligament
non-narcotic
analgesic, anti-pyretic, anti-inflammatory
block anesthesia
refers to drugs that depress the central nervous system
intraligamentory anesthesia
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injection into the periodontal ligament
non-narcotic
analgesic, anti-pyretic, anti-inflammatory
block anesthesia
refers to drugs that depress the central nervous system
intraligamentory anesthesia
refers to drugs that affect the peripheral nerve endings
intraosseous anesthesia
is directed into the tissues of the operative site
topical anesthesia
is a technique that avoids anesthesia of lip and tongue
narcotic
relaxation of mental and physical distress without loss of consciousness
local anesthesia
controls emotional and stress factors through distraction
conscious sedation
anesthesia of two or three teeth apices
non-steroid anti-inflammatory
injection into the pulp chamber
interpulpal anesthesia
works only on mucous tissue
infiltration anesthesia
an injection into a nerve bundle for wider anesthesia
regional anesthesia
sends electrical impulses to block pain signals
anxiety abatement
loss of sensation in a selected area
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Prophylactic anti-infective drugs are drugs used to ward off disease.

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Someone who is hypokinetic has a high tolerance for pain.

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The injection administered over the distal root of maxillary molars is called a maxillary nerve block.

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