Local Anesthesia for the Dental Hygienist 1st Edition By Logothetis-Test Bank

Test Bank For Dental Hygienist Local Anesthetic 1st Ed. By Logothetis

Chapter 01: Introduction to Local Anesthetic in Dental Hygiene Practice

ASSOCIATION

Associate the given word or phrase with the appropriate drug classification:

– Ester (E)
– Amide (A)
– Inhalation Medication (I)

1. Ether
2. Lidocaine
3. Prilocaine
4. Procaine
5. Nitrous oxide
6. Halothane
7. Mepivacaine
8. Novocaine
9. Leads to more allergic reactions
10. Patients encounter fewer allergic reactions

1. ANS: I REF: Page 4
2. ANS: A REF: Page 4
3. ANS: A REF: Page 4
4. ANS: E REF: Page 4
5. ANS: I REF: Page 4
6. ANS: I REF: Page 4
7. ANS: A REF: Page 5
8. ANS: E REF: Page 4
9. ANS: E REF: Page 4
10. ANS: A REF: Page 4

YES OR NO QUESTION

1. The initial criticisms of using inhalation sedation incorporated which of the following?

ANS: D

There were objections to operating on an unconscious individual including all of the above. Some regarded it as offensive to their religious beliefs, some saw it as an ethical issue, and some disapproved because they believed that relief from pain could impede the health process.

REF: Page 4

2. Who was the pioneer dentist to utilize “laughing gas” for dental operations?

ANS: B

Horace Wells was the initial dentist to use “laughing gas” for dental procedures.

REF: Page 4

3. A highly efficient analgesic and fever-reducing compound, introduced in 1899 and still in use today, is commonly known as what?

ANS: A

A recent compound, introduced as aspirin in 1899, proved to be highly secure and well accepted by patients. It serves as a potent analgesic and antipyretic.

REF: Page 4

…Continued in Test Banks for Dental Related Materials.