Oral Surgery Mnemonics
Dr. Archie McGill’s review of Oral Surgery Mnemonics: “ There are days when I do not want to study hard or just take it easy on myself and it is on those days I find the notes (Rememberology) created by Dr. Hiba an excellent means to study.
I believe she has taken all the highlighted parts of Dental Decks, compiled them into an easy and fun to learn videos, each topic about 3-4 minutes. She also manages to incorporate humor into her lessons which I find amusing.
I would recommend Rememberology not only to NBDE aspirants but also to students/ working dentists to reinforce what they already know.”
– Archie McGill
Description of Oral Surgery Mnemonics:
This is a whole course of mnemonics for oral surgery that you should know (especially for NBDE part 2, INBDE, NDEB- AFK, and dental boards.)
It is Full of almost-funny, fool-proof tips and tricks to remember important details and never forget them again, through proven “memory and study skills” techniques, which are sure to help you avoid trouble when stuck in exam and your memory starts failing you.
Most importantly, it will give you an insight of an extremely helpful and reliable technique that will let you overcome any difficulty in remembering difficult stuff.
Plus, you can always build-up upon these mnemonics with all the information you have to know, build-up stories, laugh about it, and never mix-up in the exam.
If you are studying for dental boards (esp. NBDE or NDEB), are a dental student/professional, and having difficulty remembering and memorizing –-then this course is for YOU!
What’s better than a mnemonic-generating study buddy?
Curriculum of Oral Surgery Mnemonics:
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Downloadable PDF of Dental Decks Mnemonics (Oral Surgery)
Oral Surgery – Adrenal Cortex
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 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 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
Oral Surgery – General Information
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 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 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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