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Oral Surgery – Adrenal Cortex
- Oral Surgery Card 3 (Characteristics of Cushing Syndrome)
- Oral surgery card 3 part 2 (Addison Disease is Adrenal Insufficiency)
- Oral Surgery Card 4 (Steven Johnson Syndrome is a Severe Form of Erythema Multiforme)
Oral Surgery – Anatomy
- Oral Surgery Card 5 (Motor Innervation of the Palate – Tensor Veli Palatini & Others)
- Oral Surgery Card 6 (The Pathway of Facial Nerve)
- Oral Surgery Card 11 part 1 (Pterygopalatine Ganglion is Responsible for Innervation of the Lacrimal Gland
- Oral surgery card 11 part 2 (Ebner Glands are Purely Serous)
- Oral surgery card 12 part 1 (The Sphenomandibular Ligament Attaches to the Lingula)
- Oral surgery card 12 part 2 (The Stylomandibuar Ligament Attaches to the Angle of the Mandible)
- Oral surgery card 19 (The Contents of the Carotid Sheath )
- Oral surgery card 21 part 1 (Posterior Arterial Blood Supply to the Ear)
- Oral surgery card 21 part 2 (Innervation of the Anterior Region of the TMJ)
- Oral surgery Card 22 part 1 (The Accessory Nerve Innervates the Trapezius and the Sternocleidomastoid Muscles)
- oral surgery card 22 part 2 (The Hypoglossal Nerve Innervates All the Intrinsic Muscles of the Tongue + Some External)
- oral surgery card 25 (Trigeminal Ganglion is Located at the Petrous Part of the Temporal Bone)
- Oral surgery card 27 part 1 (Maxillary Nerve= Foramen Rotundum..Mandibular Nerve= Foramen Ovale)
- Oral surgery card 27 part 2 (Anterior vs. Posterior Branches of the Mandibular Nerve)
Oral Surgery- Anesthesia
- Oral surgery card 34 (Levonordefrin Should be Avoided in A Pateint Taking Tricyclic Antidepressants)
- oral surgery card 35 (Maximum Dose of Epinephrine in Normal Vs. Cardiac Risk Patients)
- Oral surgery card 40 (A-delta and C-fibers Transmit Pain in High Frequency)
- oral surgery card 42 (Barbiturates are Very Lipid Soluble + Rapid Onset of Action)
- Oral surgery card 43 part 1 (Lidocaine is the Drug of Choice for Pregnant Women
- oral surgery card 43 part 2 (Allergic Reactions are Common with Ester LAs)
- oral surgery card 43 part 3 (Articaine has both Ester and Amide Linkages)
- oral surgery card 43 part 4 (Diphenhydramine is a good choice for patients allergic to both amides and esters)
- oral surgery card 51 (LA Calculations)
- oral surgery card 52 part 1 (Distinguishing between Amide and Ester LAs – part 1)
- oral surgery card 52 part 2 (Distinguishing between Amide and Ester LAs -Part 2)
- oral surgery card 52 part 3 (Metabolism of Amide vs. Ester Local Anaesthetics)
- OS card 53 part 1 (Lidocaine & Procaine Cause an Initial Reaction of Drowsiness)
- OS card 53 part 2 (Local Anesthetics Have a Direct Action on the Myocardium..)
- OS card 53 part 3 (Cocaine and Ropivacaine Don’t Cause Vasodilation)
- oral surgery card 54 part 1 (Absorption of Local Anaesthetics)
- oral surgery card 54 part 2 (LA Exists More in Inonized Form When In an Acidic Environment)
- oral surgery card 55 part 1 (Nitrous Oxide Has it Main Effects on the Reticular Activating System, and the limbic System)
- oral surgery card 55 part 2 (The First Symptom of Nitrous Oxide Sedation is Tingling of the Hands)
- oral surgery card 55 part 3 (Correct Total Liter Flow of Nitrous Oxide-Oxygen)
- oral surgery card 57 part 1 (Slow Rate of Induction of Anesthsia= Observe Signs and Symptoms)
- oral surgery card 57 part 2 (Stages of General Anesthesia- Medulla Oblongata is the Most Resistant)
- Oral surgery card 58 part 1 (Desflurane Requires a Vaporizer with Heating Component)
- Oral surgery card 58 part 2 (Desflurane, Isoflurane, and Sevoflurane are Potent Vasodilators)
- oral surgery card 59 part 1 (Medican Cephalic Vein is the Ideal Inection Site for IV Sedation)
- oral surgery card 59 part 2 (Diazepam and Verill’s Sign)
- oral surgery card 59 part 3 (Valium is Contraindicated in Narrow-Angle Glaucoma)
- oral surgery card 60 part 1 (Ketamine Quickly Crosses the Blood-Brain Barrier)
- oral surgery card 60 part 2 (Ketamine Produces Dissociative Anaesthesia)
- oral surgery card 60 part 3 (Ketamie Effects on the Respiratory and Cardiovascular Systems)
- oral surgery card 61 part 1 (Inhalation Sedation Agents that Precipitat Malignant Hyperthermia)
- oral surgery card 61 part 2 (Malignant Hyperthermia= Increased Production of CO2 and Increased Sympathetic Nervous System Activity)
- oral surgery card 64 part 1 (Medulla Oblongata is the Most Vital Part of the Brain)
- oral surgery card 64 part 2 (The Most Reliable Sign of Oxygen Want in GA is an Increased Pulse Rate)
- oral surgery card 64 part 3 (Reminder of General Anaesthesia Stages)
- oral surgery card 66 part 1 (IV Diazepam Can Cause Thrombophlebitis Because of Propylene Glycol)
- oral surgery card 66 part 2 (Virchow Triad)
- oral surgery card 66 part 3 (The Most Frequent Complications Following OMFS)
Oral Surgery – Disorders and Conditions
- Oral surgery card 72 (In Congestive Heart Failure, the Left Side Usually Fails First)
- oral surgery card 73 part 1 (Cheyne-Stokes Breathing)
- oral surgery card 73 part 2 (Stridor)
- oral surgery card 75 part 1 (COPD Patients taking Theophylline Should NOT Be Given Erythromycin)
- oral surgery card 75 part 2 (Chronic Bronchitis)
- oral surgery card 75 part 3 (Emphysema)
- oral surgery card 78 part 1 (The Best Treatment for An Acute Asthmatic Attack is Oxgen with B-2 Agonist)
- oral surgery card 78 part 2 (Theophylline is an Alternative Treatment for An Acute Asthmatic Attack)
- oral surgery card 78 part 3 (Severe Asthmatic Attack Treatment if Patient is Unresposive to Previous Tretaments.)
- oral surgery card 79 part 1 part 1 (Hemophilia A)
- oral surgery card 79 part 2 (Hemophilia B)
- oral surgery card 79 part 3 (Hemophilia C)
- oral surgery card 79 part 4 (A True Hemophilac is Characterized by Prolonged PTT)
- oral surgery card 79 part 5 (Von Willebrand Disease)
- oral surgery card 82 part 1 (Analgesics Contraindicated in Renal Insufficiency- Hemodialysis Patients)
- oral surgery card 82 part 2 (Glomerular Filtration Rate in End-Stage Renal Disease)
Oral Surgery – Drugs
- oral surgery card 83 part 1 (Codeine is Antitussive)
- oral surgery card 83 part 2 (Opioid Receptor Actions – Mu, Kappa, Delta)
- oral surgery card 84 part 1 (Benzoodiazepines are the Most Effective Oral Sedatives in Dentistry)
- oral surgery card 84 part 2 (Midazolam)
- Oral surgery card 84 part 3 (Properties of Lorazepam)
- oral surgery card 84 part 4 (Diazepam)
- oral surgery card 84 part 5 (Chloral Hydrate is a Sedative and Hypnotic & Used for Pediatric Sedation)
- oral surgery card 84 part 6 (Emotional Stress Decreases Absorption of Oral Drugs)
- oral surgery card 85 part 1 (Talwin Compound= Pentazocine + Aspirin)
- oral surgery card 85 part 2 (Talwin Compound Doesn’t Produce Euphoria)
- oral surgery card 86 part 1 (Barbiturates are Cerebral Vasoconstrictors)
- oral surgery card 86 part 2 (Ultra-short Acting Barbiturates are Thiamylal, Thiopental, Methohexital)
- oral surgery card 86 part 3 (Secobarbital and Pentobarbital are Short-acting Barbiturates)
- oral surgery card 86 part 4 (Amobarbital and Butabarbital are Intermediate-acting Barbiturates)
- oral surgery card 86 part 5 (Phenobarbital is Long-Acting)
- oral surgery card 87 part 1 (Meperidine is contraindicated in Patients Taking Monoamine Oxidase Inhibitors MAOIs)
- oral surgery card 87 part 2 (Mipiredine is Contraindicated in Patients Taking Phenytoin)
- oral surgery card 88 part 1 (Atropine and Scopolamine are Anti-cholinergic Drugs)
- oral surgery card 88 part 2 (Desirable Effects of Anti-Cholinergic Drugs)
- oral surgery card 88 part 3 (Atropine and Scopolamine Block the Cradiac Slowing Action of the Vagus Nerve)
- oral surgery card 89 part 1 (Barbiturates are NOT Analgesic)
- oral surgery card 89 part 2 (Barbiturates Act Via GABA)
- oral surgery card 89 part 3 (Barbiturates are Well-absorbed Orally, and Metabolized in the Liver)
- oral surgery card 89 part 4 (Barbiturates Have a Small Therapeutic Window)
- oral surgery card 89 part 5 (Barbiturates Can Cause Fetal Damage)
Oral Surgery – Exodontia
- oral surgery card 97 (Genial Tuburcles are the Area of Muscle Attachment for Suprahyoid Muscles)
- oral surgery card 103 (Impacted Mandibular and Maxillary Third Molars – Difficulty of Removal)
- oral surgery card 105 (The Palatal Root of Maxillary First Molar is The Most Often Displaced Into The Maxillary Sinus)
- oral surgery card 106 (Root Tip of Mandibular Third Molar Most Often Disappears into the Submandibular Space)
- oral surgery card 109 (IMPORTANT- Resorption Times of Different Suture Materials)
Oral Surgery – Fractures
- OS Card 124 (Anatomic Distribution of Mandibular Fractures: Most to Least)
Oral Surgery – General Information
- oral surgery card 125 part 1 (Parathyrid Hormone Regulates Calcium Levels in the Blood)
- oral surgery card 125 part 2 (Chvostek and Trousseau Signs are Seen in Hypocalcemia)
- oral surgery card 125 part 3 (Chvostek Sign)
- oral surgery card 125 part 4 (Trousseau Sign)
- oral surgery card 125 part 5 (Sodium and Potassium- Intracellular vs. Extracellular Concentrations)
- oral surgery card 129 (Warfarin Mechanism of Action)
- oral surgery card 130 (CPR Reference- Rate of Rescue Breathing)
Oral Surgery – Grafts
- oral surgery card 136 (Allogeneic Grafts Show Osteoconductive Properties)
- oral surgery card 138 (The Greatest Osteogenic Potential Occurs with Autogenous Cancellous Graft and Hemopoietic Marrow)
Oral Surgery – Implants
- Oral surgery card 141 part 1 (A Minumum of 10 mm Bone Height is Required to Place a Root-Form Implant)
- oral surgery card 141 part 2 (The Minimum Required Distance Between The Apex of a Mandibular implant and The Inferior Alveolar Canal)
- oral surgery card 142 (Minimum Distance Required Between an implant and the Adjacent Tooth is 1.5 mm)
Oral Surgery – Miscellaneous
- oral surgery card 145 (Penicillin V is the Preferred Drug to Treat Odontogenic Infections)
- oral surgery card 147 part 1 (Primary Fascial Spaces)
- oral surgery card 147 part 2 (The Most-Commonly Involved Space is The Vestibular Space)
- oral surgery card 147 part 3 (Canine Space Infections and Deep Temporal Space Infections Can Result in Cavernous Sinus Thrombosis)
- oral surgery card 148 part 1 (Methods of Measuring Body Temperature- Rectal vs. Axillary)
- oral surgery card 148 part 2 (Every 1 Degrees Rise in Body Temperature is Associated with 9-10 Beats Increase In Heart Rate)
- oral surgery card 149 part 1 (Garre’s Osteomyelitis is Chronic Osteomyelitis with Proliferative Periostitis)
- oral surgery card 149 part 2 (Garre Osteomyelitis is Primarily Seen in Children and Young Adults)
- oral surgery card 149 part 3 (Garre Osteomyelitis -Clinical Features)
- oral surgery card 153 (Odontogenic Infections and Bacteria)
- oral surgery card 154 (V-Y Advancement is Best for Wide-Based Frenectomy)
- oral surgery card 155 part 1 (The Anterior Route to Cavernous Sinus Infection)
- oral surgery card 155 part 2 (The Posterior Route Of Cavernous Sinus Infection)
- oral surgery card 166 part 1 (Trigeminal Neuralgia Typically Presents With A Trigger Point)
- oral surgery card 166 part 2 (Ramsay Hunt Syndrome)
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