TCDHA Perio 1 Final Latest Update -

TCDHA Perio 1 Final Latest Update - Actual Exam with 120 Questions and 100% Verified Correct Answers Guaranteed A+ Approved by the Professor

• signs of acute inflammation - CORRECT ANSWER: heat, redness, swelling, pain, loss

of function

a mature plaque biofilm - CORRECT ANSWER: is more pathogenic than the biofilm that

first developed on the tooth surface:

• types of bacteria in biofilm change as biofilm matures.

abundant - CORRECT ANSWER: heavy plaque within gingival pocket

beyond middle third of crown

acute inflammation - CORRECT ANSWER: short term- normal process- protects and

heals body

-increased movement of plasma and leukocytes from blood into injured tissues

adaptive immune system - CORRECT ANSWER: -develops throughout life

-antigen specific -lag time between infection and response -memory develops- provides lifelong immunity to reinfection

adequate/ inadequate width of attached gingiva - CORRECT ANSWER: adequate: 1mm

inadequate: less than 1mm

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AIDS - CORRECT ANSWER: communicable disease caused by the HIV virus

-Has a profound effect on cellular immunity -HIV+ individual-higher periodontal attachment loss.

amount of subgingival calculus - CORRECT ANSWER: None

Light / Scanty (thin ridge, grainy)

Moderate (continuous ridges facial and lingual and isolated mesial and distal)

Heavy / Abundant (thick ridges/sheets, thick chunks/spurs mesial and distal, seen radiographically)

amount of supragingival calculus - CORRECT ANSWER: - None

• Light / Scanty (width 1mm or less)
• Moderate (width 2-3 mm)
• Heavy / Abundant (width >3 mm)

antibodies - CORRECT ANSWER: are known collectively as immunoglobulins

antibodies - CORRECT ANSWER: y shaped proteins

y binds w outside of b celll

-other end of y binds to a MO and kills it

attached gingiva - CORRECT ANSWER: base of sulcus - mucogingival junction

firm, dense tightly connected to cementum 2 / 3

keeps free gingiva from being pulled away from tooth

attachement to pellicle - CORRECT ANSWER: most common

-removed easily

• not on tooth- on pellicle

Attachment to the tooth irregularities - CORRECT ANSWER: in cracks in the tooth

surface

-tiny openings from PDL detachment/grooves in cementum from over-instrumentation.

-difficult to remove -deposits= sheltered

Attachment to the Tooth Surface - CORRECT ANSWER: calculus deposit interlock with inorganic crystals of tooth

-difficult to remove deposits= interlocked in tooth

B lymphocytes - CORRECT ANSWER: B Cells

makes antibodies and pour into bloodstream

2 types: plasma/ memory b cells

biologic width - CORRECT ANSWER: space on the tooth surface occupied by the

junctional epithelium and the connective tissue fibers

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