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| Surgical repair of a genetic condition that causes the eyelids to roll in towards the eye. |
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| A form of rigid fixation placed under the skin and muscle directly on the bone or in the medullary cavity. |
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| Fixation applied through the skin and muscle of the limb to stabilize the bone. |
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-Limb is suspended from IV stand for prep
-Extensive hair clip; entire leg except for tip of paw.
-leg covered with sterile stockinet
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| Surgical removal of the head of the femur to repair a luxated hip (trauma or hip dysplaisa) |
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| Tibeal Plateau Leveling Ostectomy (TPLO) |
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| Stabilization of the stifle joint after cranial cruciate ligament rupture. |
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| Elevates the peiosteum from the bone to prepare for permanent fixation. |
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| Instrument used to hold the bone and bone fragments together for fixation. |
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| French word for gnaw. Instrument used for gouging out bone. |
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| Used for filing/ smoothing bone. |
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| Instrument used to hammer in pins or strike osteotomes. |
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| Used to scrape out cancellous bone from the medullary cavity to preform bone grafts. |
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| Used to cut stainless steel wire, which is commonly used in orthopedic surgery. |
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| Used to cut bone. Wire wraps around bone and is pulled in a sawing fashion. |
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| used to remove a core of bone for biopsy. |
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| Driven through bones to stabilize fractures. |
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| To place IM pins in the bone. |
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| The tissue investing and supporting the teeth, including the cementum, periodontal ligament, alveolar bone, and gingiva. |
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| These teeth have a single root used for gnawing and grooming. |
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| Single root teeth that are used for prehension and holding. |
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| These teeth have varying number of roots depending on location and species. Used for shearing and grinding. |
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| These teeth have small crown and elongated roots with closed apices that stop growing with time. |
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| These teeth have open apices and continue to grow and erupt during the animals lifetime. |
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| Having a set of decidious and permanent teeth. |
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| Fourth upper premolar and first lower molar. |
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| Jaw length is correct but one or more teeth are in abnormal position, which may result in attrition or palatal trauma. |
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| Mandible is shorter than maxilla. Can be a result of abnormally long maxilla or abnormally short mandible. |
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| Maxilla is relatively shorter than mandible. Can either be mandibular prognathism or maxillary brachygnathism. |
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| Which malocclusion is normal due to breed standards? |
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| This malocclusion may be rostral or caudal with one or more incisors positioned incorrectly not allowing normal occlusion. |
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| A combination of glycoproteins, gram positive bacteria, and food that form initially on teeth. |
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| Depth of gingival sulcus in the healthy mouth of a dog should be? |
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| The gingival sulcus depth in the healthy mouth of a cat is? |
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Examination
Cleaning
Polishing |
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| Steps in a dental prophylaxis |
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| Most common oral tumor in dogs. |
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| This problem occurs in 20-70% of cats. May be due to vitamin D deficiency. |
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| Enlargement of the gingiva that is noninflamatory, produced by factors other than local irritation, and the result of an increased number of cells. |
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Great Danes
Collies
Dalmatians
Dobermans
Boxers |
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| Gingival neoplasia is common in what breeds of dogs? |
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| This dental instrument has a pointy tip and a blade and is used for supregingival scaling. |
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| This dental instrument has a rounded tip and blade used for subgingival scaling. |
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| This instrument has a slender, wire like working end that tapers to sharp point and is used to explore topography of tooth surface. |
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| I 3/3 C 1/1 P 4/4 M 2/3 X2= 42 teeth. |
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| Adult canine dental formula |
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| I 3/3 C 1/1 P 3/2 M 1/1 X2=30 |
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| Adult feline dental formula. |
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| Connective tissue fibers that attach tooth to the alveolor bone. |
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| The bonelike connective tissue covering the root of the tooth and assisting in tooth support and attachment. |
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| A term , when referring to cranial anatomy, refers to a structure that is closer to the front of the head in comparison to another structure. |
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| A term used to describe a structure that is toward the back of the head when compared to another structure. |
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| Vestibular, buccal, labial. |
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| A term that describes the tooth surface facing the lips or vestibule. |
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| A term that describes the vestibular surface of teeth visible from the front (incisors) |
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| Refers to the surface pf the mandibular teeth adjacent to the tongue. |
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| Refers to the surface of the maxillary teeth adjacent tot he palate. |
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| Refers to the portion of the tooth in line with the dental arcade, which is closest to the most rostral portion of the midline of the dental arch. |
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| Refers to the portion of the tooth that is closest to the most caudal portion of the midline of the dental arch. |
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