PREVENTIVE PROSTHODONTICS Dr. Antalika Sarkar‚ post graduate student‚ Department of Prosthodontics‚ SSCDS CONTENTS What is prevention?? Statement of the problem What is preventive prosthodontics? Levels of Prevention Overdentures Vital v/s non vital root resection Immediate dentures Conclusion Refrences “Perpetual preservation of what remains is more important than the meticulous replacement of what has been lost” - De Van WHAT IS PREVENTION ? The goals of medicine are
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The following suggestions will help you get started: Sometimes it is easier to start at the end. Think of the diagnosis the patient will receive. If you know what the end diagnosis will be‚ it makes it easy to know what symptoms‚ signs‚ and diagnostic methods would be used to achieve that diagnosis. For the History of Present Illness‚ consider what questions the physician might ask the patient about his or her chief complaint and symptoms and then chart that in this section. This section serves
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R-18 BP-140/90. Abdominal pain in the Epigastric region with bloating and tenderness in the umbilical region. | Diagnostic/Lab Results | Labs drawn and patient given CLO test and sent home with fecal occult test. Results of CLO where negative‚ however fecal occult tests were positive. Preformed endoscopy where there were findings of ulcers on the duodenum and stomach. | Impression/Discussion | Peptic ulcer diseaseA discussion was carried out with the patient of necessary lifestyle changes
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General- Patient is agitated and unable to get comfortable. Heart- Irregular heartbeat‚ palpitations Chest- normal intercostal retractions. Diagnostic/Lab Results CBC- elevated white blood count‚ with higher levels of calcium Urine test- cloudy‚ trace of blood. CT scan- detected three small stones in urinary tract Impression/Discussion Patient has kidney stones‚ no blockage‚ able to urinate. The patient was sent home with PERCOCET 5 mg 1 tablet every 6 hrs. Follow up with
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Chapter 3 – Medical Record Patient Name: Johnny Porter Patient Hospital Number: 00000054545 Patient Date of Admissions: 1/2/2012 History of Present Illness Patient is 63 year old African American/Black male. Patient was brought in emergency department. The patient wife said he has been complaining of unusual stomach pains. According to the patients wife before bringing him in to the emergency room he was vomiting blood. Past Medical History According
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control and to a minimum. Clear history otherwise. Physical Examination Temperature was 99.8 Pulse was 83 Blood Pressure was 120/84 Abdomen area was swollen and sore to touch. Diagnostic/Lab Results Patient was sent to lab to have blood drawn which did not show any viral infections anywhere within the body. Impression/Discussion Chronic Liver Disease Dietician was sent to patients room to discuss healthier diet and exercise as well as rest. Doctor prescribed medication for the abdominal inflammation
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| | | |Diagnostic/Lab Results | |A blood test was given to the patient. We found an increase of amylase
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subjects in the experiments (varying in age) were asked to read descriptive behaviors of a person‚ then to form an impression of that person based on the behaviors described. The behaviors presented were characterized by moral traits and competency traits. The subjects were told to imagine spending the day with a person exuding these behaviors in order to help them form an impression of them. Humans automatically judge all things. They recognize physical traits instantly. Moral traits and competency
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Effects of Word of Mouth For the experiment of the Effects of Word of Mouth‚ several studies have shown that word of mouth communications often show a strong influence on the judgment of certain products. The research of this article focuses on the manner in which the information was provided and presented‚ along with the type of evidence that’s available for processing. Their goal was to investigate the word of mouth effects on persuasion and to identify other moderating variables. One of
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DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT PLANNING FOR PARTIALLY EDENTULOUS PATIENTS Content: 1. General information (name‚ age‚ sex‚ occupation) 2. Chief complaint 3. Recording the relevant medical history. 4. Recording the relevant dental history. 5. Performing a thorough visual and manual extra-oral and intra-oral examination. 6. Radiographic examination. 7. Treatment planning Recording general information: Name: Patient should be addressed by name which would add to personal touch and confidence of
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