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The most common cardiovascular disease is ___
hypertension
Hypertension
abnormally high blood pressure
Can local anesthesia with epinephrine be used for patients with cardiovascular diseases?
no! cannot have epinephrine
Procedures for hypertension should be ___
short
under 30 minutes
You want to minimize pain of cardiovascular diseased patients with profound local anesthesia.. why?
to avoid an increase in endogenous epinephrine secretion
Why can you not use epinephrine in patients with hypertension?
potential for hemodynamic compromise
You want to limit the ___ of patients with hypertension... consider conscious sedation for those with ___
stress
anxiety
___ are typically used to treat hypertension... these may cause gingival overgrowth
Calcium channel blockers
ex: Nifedipine
Hypertensive Crisis
systolic > 180
diastolic > 120
send to physician, immediately
You need to delay treatment if diastolic is over ___ mmHg
109
Ischemic heart disorders include ___ and ___
angina pectoris
myocardial infarction
Ischemic
pertaining to a lack of blood flow
Angina pectoris
chest pain or discomfort that occurs when your heart muscle does not receive enough oxygen-rich blood
Myocardial infarction
universally known as a heart attack, occurs when blood flow to a part of the heart is blocked
much more severe angina
When a patient has unstable angina, you can only perform ___
emergency dental treatments
A patient with stable angina can undergo ___... but make sure to reduce ___!!!
elective dental procedures
stress
Patients with ischemic heart diseases should be instructed to bring their ___ to dental appointments
nitroglycerin
this should also be kept in the office medical emergency kit
For angina, you use nitroglycerin ___ before calling ER (if no resolution)
thrice
If the patient becomes fatigued or uncomfortable or has a sudden change in heart rhythm or rate during a periodontal procedure, the procedure should be ___
discontinued as soon as possible
For a patient who had a myocardial infarction, dental tx is usually deferred for at least ___
6 months
Why?
peak mortality rate occurs during this 6 month stretch
If someone is suffering from MI, send them to the ___
ER!!!!!!
___ is a condition in which the pump function of the heart is unable to supply sufficient amounts of oxygenated blood to meet the body's needs
Congestive Heart Failure
For a patient with poorly controlled or untreated CHF, it is not recommended to perform ___
any elective dental procedures
Why?
these individuals are at risk for sudden death, usually from ventricular arrhythmias
If a patient has controlled CHF, appointments should be kept ___, with emphasis on ...
short
stress reduction, profound local anesthesia, possibly conscious sedation, and use of supplemental oxygen
Pacemaker
a small, battery-operated medical device implanted under the skin in your chest
it continuously monitors your heart's natural rhythm and sends mild, painless electrical impulses to regulate it, ensuring your heart beats at a normal, healthy rate
What should you NOT use on patients with older pacemakers?
ultrasonic scalers
Ultrasonic Scalers
effective in removing plaque and calculus
Can ultrasonic scalers be used on newer pacemakers?
maybe... ask their physician
Infective Endocarditis
inflammation of the endocardium
usually caused by bacteria
___ is needed for IE ahead of dental appointments/procedures
Antibiotic prophylaxis
Prophylaxis can be given in form of:
amoxicillin
azithromycin
What is a cerebrovascular accident?
a stroke
No periodontal therapy, besides emergencies, should be performed for ___ after CVA
6 months
___ of those who suffered from a stroke must be monitored regularly
Blood pressure
Why?
recurrence rates for CVAs are high
Endocrine
a network of glands and organs that produce and release hormones directly into the bloodstream
What is the most prevalent endocrine condition?
diabetes
How do you track diabetes?
HbA1c
T/F: well controlled diabetics (HbA1c < 7%) usually respond to therapy in a manner similar to nondiabetics
true
T/F: poorly controlled patients often have a poor response to treatment, with more postoperative complications and
less favorable long-term results
true
Normal HbA1c for non-diabetics:
4-6%
HbA1c for good diabetes control:
under 7
HbA1c for moderate diabetes control:
7-8
HbA1c that implies that actions are suggested for improved diabetes control:
over 8
Periodontal infection can worsen ___ and should be managed aggressively
glycemic control
Periodontal disease and diabetes have a ___ relationship
bidirectional
= either may worsen the other
Patients with diabetes should be asked to bring their ___ to the dental office for each appointment
glucometer
may need to check blood sugar pre appointment
___ is a medical emergency
Hypoglycemia
(not enough insulin provided)
Hypoglycemia Symptoms
tremors, palpitations, anxiety, restlessness, sweating, and pallor
If hypoglycemia occurs during tx...
provide oral carbs
give carbs via IV if patient cannot take food or drink
Hemorrhagic Disorders
disorders characterized by a lack of clot-forming substances, leading to states of excessive bleeding
More invasive dental treatments for patients with bleeding disorders requires ___
prior physician consultation
Renal Diseases
affect the kidney
Drugs that are ___ or metabolized by the kidney should not be given
nephrotoxic
ex: NSAIDs, tetracycline, aminoglycoside antibiotics
Liver Diseases can cause ___ after dental treatments/procedures, especially periodontal treatments
excessive bleeding
liver is source of production of many coagulants
What is the main concern with bisphosphonates and antiresorptive agents, such as Denosumab, when using them?
MRONJ
Radiation therapy may cause ... in the mouth
mucositis, dermatitis, xerostomia, dysphagia, gustatory alteration, radiation caries
You may need to consider ___ before radiation therapy starts
possible extractions
Endocrine Disorders
___ of those who suffered from a stroke must be monitored regularly
angina pectoris
Angina