Opaque foci may be seen on radiograms of all the following lesions except:
a. Calcifying epithelial odontogenic tumor
b. Calcifying odontogenic cyst
c. Adenomatoid odontogenic tumor
d. Ameloblastoma
e. Cementifying fibroma
D
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A. pleural cavity B. peritoneum C. mediastinum D. pericardium
What other condition could the patient be experiencing?
A 55-year-old female presents in the dental office for a crown preparation with final impressions on tooth number30. As the auxiliary seats the patient, she asks the patient if there have been any changes in the medical history. The patient states that her physician has given her a bronchodilator. The procedure concludes with no complications and the dentist leaves the treatment room. As the patient is preparing to leave, she begins to cough and the auxiliary observes that the patient is having difficulty breathing. The auxiliary looks for the patient’s bronchodilator.
After inserting an oropharyngeal airway, the respiratory therapist notices that the flange is pro-truding excessively from the patient's mouth. Attempts to push the airway back cause it to bounce forward. Which of the following is the most appropriate act
a. Remove and replace the airway immedi-ately. b. Turn the airway to the side, and try to catch the tongue in the curve. c. Take no action; the airway should pro-trude excessively from the mouth. d. Turn the airway upside down, and attempt to advance it farther into the mouth.
The ICD-10-CM manual Index to Diseases and Injuries has three additional references for specialized purposes, which do NOT include the ________.
A. Table of Neoplasms B. Tabular List C. Table of Drugs and Chemicals D. Index to External Causes