Exam 25: Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

A surgical scrub was commonly called a(n) ____-minute scrub.

Instruments that are designed to tease the root tips or fragments from the socket are ____________.

A biopsy that involves removing a small section of the lesion and a small border of normal tissue is ____________.

The shape of the forceps' beaks is designed to accommodate the anatomy of the specific tooth.

Food, liquids, or medications in the stomach when general anesthesia is administered may cause vomiting.

A biopsy that involves removing a layer of cells from the surface of the lesion is ____________.

Which instrument is used to keep the patient's oral cavity open during surgical procedures?

The process of contouring the alveolar ridge is known as ____________.

Identify the instrument in the photo.

During an impacted third molar extraction, __________ is the irrigating solution used.

After 48 hours, __________ is placed on the face over the extraction site.

The best means to control bleeding is pressure, which can be accomplished by folding gauze over the surgical site and having the patient bite down.

__________ are used to remove or shape the bone and are also used to split teeth.

The __________ biopsy is performed by using a small sterile brush to "wipe" the surface of the lesion.

A plastic stint is placed during which of the following procedures?

The test kits used to test for dysplasia or cancer of oral lesions is called an oral brush biopsy.

A biopsy that involves removing the complete lesion and a border of normal tissue is ____________.

Which instruments could be used to section a tooth?

Which type of radiographs are commonly used in an oral surgeon's office? 1) Bitewings 2) Periapical 3) Panoramic 4) Occlusal 5) Computerized tomography

The type of scissors used to trim soft tissue and cut sutures is ____________.