Local Anesthesia : Practice question : Part 3

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The standard for the measurement of solution in a dental cartridge is

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When there is a vasoconstrictor added to a local anesthetic at 1:100,000 concentration, the amount of vasoconstrictor in the cartridge is

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When there is a vasoconstrictor added to a local anesthetic at 1:50,000 concentration, the amount of vasoconstrictor in the cartridge is

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Two is the maximum number of cartridges of local anesthetic with a 1:100,000 epinephrine (0.04 mg) you should administer to a patient classified as an ASA III. The maximum recommended dose for epinephrine for an ASA I patient is 0.02 mg or approximately eleven cartridges.

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The vasoconstrictor that is absolutely contraindicated in patients receiving tricyclic antidepressants and MAO inhibitors is:

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The preservative used in local anesthetics when a vasoconstrictor is present is called

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Epinephrine is the most potent of the vasoconstrictors used in dentistry effecting both the alpha and beta receptors in the body. It is commonly diluted to 1:100,000 and 1:30,000 in dental cartridges.

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Examples of naturally occuring adrenergic catacholamine agonists in the sympathetic nervous system are:

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An antioxidant preservative is included in all amide local anesthetic solutions. This extends the shelf life to 36 months.

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The dose of 0.04 mg of epinephrine is for all medically compromised patients that can not biotransform the vasoconstrictor agent out of their blood level in a timely manner which includes but is not limited to cardiac patients, renal dysfunction and liver dysfunction patients.

Local Anesthesia : Practice question : Part 3

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The standard for the measurement of solution in a dental cartridge is

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When there is a vasoconstrictor added to a local anesthetic at 1:100,000 concentration, the amount of vasoconstrictor in the cartridge is

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When there is a vasoconstrictor added to a local anesthetic at 1:50,000 concentration, the amount of vasoconstrictor in the cartridge is

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Two is the maximum number of cartridges of local anesthetic with a 1:100,000 epinephrine (0.04 mg) you should administer to a patient classified as an ASA III. The maximum recommended dose for epinephrine for an ASA I patient is 0.02 mg or approximately eleven cartridges.

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The vasoconstrictor that is absolutely contraindicated in patients receiving tricyclic antidepressants and MAO inhibitors is:

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The preservative used in local anesthetics when a vasoconstrictor is present is called

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Epinephrine is the most potent of the vasoconstrictors used in dentistry effecting both the alpha and beta receptors in the body. It is commonly diluted to 1:100,000 and 1:30,000 in dental cartridges.

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Examples of naturally occuring adrenergic catacholamine agonists in the sympathetic nervous system are:

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An antioxidant preservative is included in all amide local anesthetic solutions. This extends the shelf life to 36 months.

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The dose of 0.04 mg of epinephrine is for all medically compromised patients that can not biotransform the vasoconstrictor agent out of their blood level in a timely manner which includes but is not limited to cardiac patients, renal dysfunction and liver dysfunction patients.

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