What is the reason individuals with Down Syndrome have a higher rate and progression of periodontitis? 1. Immune response2. Impaired PMNs3. Poor oral self-care
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Which mobility grade (class) is defined as serve pathologic…
Which mobility grade (class) is defined as serve pathologic mobility of >2mm of movement buccal-lingual?
A 65-year-old patient with repeated episodes of congestive h…
A 65-year-old patient with repeated episodes of congestive heart failure has a chest radiograph taken. It shows the left costophrenic angle to be blunted and an air/fluid level with a meniscus around the left lower lung area. How should this be interpreted?
Hypokalemia causes metabolic alkalosis
Hypokalemia causes metabolic alkalosis
A sixteen-year-old female is admitted to the emergency room…
A sixteen-year-old female is admitted to the emergency room with chest traumafollowing a motor vehicle accident. She appears anxious and confused. Abnormal physical findings: Pulse 132, BP 94/40, respirations 28 and shallow. Chest movement is decreased on the left side. Trachea is shifted towards the right. Percussion is hyperresonant on the left. Breath sounds are absent on left side. An appropriate course of action should include which of the following?
The prevalence of periodontal disease is most positively cor…
The prevalence of periodontal disease is most positively correlated with:
Glascow coma scale < 8 would indicate the need to intubate
Glascow coma scale < 8 would indicate the need to intubate
A patient is given a very large IV infusion of fluids. Which…
A patient is given a very large IV infusion of fluids. Which of the following is likely to occur?
Given the following laboratory data below what is the most l…
Given the following laboratory data below what is the most likely cause ofthe increased WBCs WBC 11,500 Segs Normal RBC 4.0 Bands Normal Hgb 12.1 Eosin Normal Hct 36% Baso Normal Plt 180,000 Lymph Increased Mono Normal
A twenty-year-old male has the following values on lab work:…
A twenty-year-old male has the following values on lab work: WBC 6000 Segs Normal RBC 6.2 Bands Normal Hgb 16.1 Eosinophils Increased Hct 50% Basophils Normal Plt 350,000 Lymph Normal Mono Normal Which of the following is the most likely cause of his shortness of breath based on the CBC values above?