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