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What can the patient do to stop a hematoma from spreading as soon as it appears? a. massage the area b. apply ice on the area c. apply heat on the area d. restrict jaw movement apply ice on the area While the patient was lying in supine position awaiting for dental treatment, she experien...

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  • September 1, 2024
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Local Anesthesia
Complications + Related
Medical Conditions
Quizzes(41 questions and
answers)

What can the patient do to stop a hematoma from
spreading as soon as it appears?
a. massage the area
b. apply ice on the area
c. apply heat on the area
d. restrict jaw movement
apply ice on the area
While the patient was lying in supine position
awaiting for dental treatment, she experiences a
sudden pain in the chest that lasted about 3
minutes and resolved on its own. This is most likely
to be:
a. angina
b. myocardial infarction
c. allergy
d. heart attack
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After administering an IA nerve block, you notice
that a bluish spot has appeared on the patient's
buccal mucosa. This is most likely:
a. an allergic reaction
b. an infection
c. pus
d. a hematoma
a hematoma
The patient you are treating starts to feel swelling
in her throat. You also noticed that her blood
pressure had dropped after LA injection. What can
the clinician do to manage this situation?
a. provide oxygen
b. provide epinephrine
c. provide Benadryl
d. provide nitroglycerin
provide epinephrine

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