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Oral Medicine and Dental Diagnosis: Gathering and Recording Patient Information
- Dentists and dental specialists need to be more aware of the medical status of their patients to provide appropriate oral health care.
- Patients consult oral health care professionals for problems related to orofacial structures, making it important to evaluate and assess their overall medical status.
- The process of gathering relevant medical and dental information is divided into five parts: medical history, examination of the patient, establishing a differential diagnosis, acquiring additional information, and formulating a plan of action.
- Obtaining a medical history involves a systematic review of the patient’s chief complaint, past and present medical conditions, social and family histories, and review of symptoms by organ system.
- Medical history helps in gathering information for establishing the diagnosis of the patient’s chief complaint, monitoring known medical conditions, and detecting underlying systemic conditions.
- There is no universally accepted method for gathering the pertinent information that constitutes the medical history; individual approaches are tailored to specific needs.
- Different formats for obtaining the medical history include self-administered preprinted forms, direct interview of the patient by the clinician, or a combination of both.
- The use of self-administered screening questionnaires is the most commonly used method in dental settings, but it has limitations in scope and may result in inaccurate information.
- Preprinted forms cover broad areas without necessarily focusing on particular problems pertinent to an individual patient’s specific medical condition.
- The use of preprinted forms requires the provider to have sufficient background knowledge to understand why the questions on the forms are being asked and to follow up appropriately.
- The challenge in any healthcare setting is to use a questionnaire that has enough items to cover essential information without deterring a patient’s willingness and ability to fill it out.
- The accurate diagnosis of a specific oral complaint requires a history of the present illness, which is obtained verbally.
Oral Medicine and Dental Diagnosis: Gathering and Recording Patient Information
- Dentists and dental specialists need to be more aware of the medical status of their patients to provide appropriate oral health care.
- Patients consult oral health care professionals for problems related to orofacial structures, making it important to evaluate and assess their overall medical status.
- The process of gathering relevant medical and dental information is divided into five parts: medical history, examination of the patient, establishing a differential diagnosis, acquiring additional information, and formulating a plan of action.
- Obtaining a medical history involves a systematic review of the patient’s chief complaint, past and present medical conditions, social and family histories, and review of symptoms by organ system.
- Medical history helps in gathering information for establishing the diagnosis of the patient’s chief complaint, monitoring known medical conditions, and detecting underlying systemic conditions.
- There is no universally accepted method for gathering the pertinent information that constitutes the medical history; individual approaches are tailored to specific needs.
- Different formats for obtaining the medical history include self-administered preprinted forms, direct interview of the patient by the clinician, or a combination of both.
- The use of self-administered screening questionnaires is the most commonly used method in dental settings, but it has limitations in scope and may result in inaccurate information.
- Preprinted forms cover broad areas without necessarily focusing on particular problems pertinent to an individual patient’s specific medical condition.
- The use of preprinted forms requires the provider to have sufficient background knowledge to understand why the questions on the forms are being asked and to follow up appropriately.
- The challenge in any healthcare setting is to use a questionnaire that has enough items to cover essential information without deterring a patient’s willingness and ability to fill it out.
- The accurate diagnosis of a specific oral complaint requires a history of the present illness, which is obtained verbally.
Oral Medicine and Oral Diagnosis: A Comprehensive Overview
- The book "Oral Medicine: Diagnosis and Treatment" provides a comprehensive overview of oral medicine and oral diagnosis.
- The book includes chapters on various topics such as pharmacology, ulcerative, vesicular, and bullous lesions, red and white lesions of the oral mucosa, pigmented lesions of the oral mucosa, benign lesions of the oral cavity, oral cancer, salivary gland diseases, temporomandibular disorders, orofacial pain, and diseases of the respiratory tract.
- It covers diseases of the cardiovascular system, gastrointestinal tract, renal disease, hematologic diseases, bleeding and clotting disorders, immunologic diseases, transplantation medicine, infectious diseases, diabetes mellitus and endocrine diseases, neuromuscular diseases, and basic principles of human genetics.
- The first edition of the book was published in 1946 and was written entirely by Dr. Lester W.
- The book is authored by multiple contributors including Michael Glick, DMD, FDS RCS, Martin S. Greenberg, DDS, FDS RCS, Jonathan A. Ship, DMD, FDS RCS, and others.
- It is published in India with a production editor named Petrice Custance and a typesetter named Charlesworth.
- Sales and distribution contacts are provided for the United States, Canada, Japan, UK, Europe, Middle East, Singapore, Australia, New Zealand, Mexico and Central America, Brazil, and India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Sri Lanka.
- The book emphasizes the importance of ensuring patient care recommended in the book is in accord with the accepted standard and practice at the time of publication.
- It also highlights the need for readers to check the product information sheet included in the package of each drug, especially with new or infrequently used drugs.
- The purpose of the book is to inform and enlighten, and the information contained is not intended as a substitute for individual diagnosis and treatment.
- The book contains a preface and a list of contributors, in addition to an index at the end.
- The second chapter in the book, "Pharmacology," is authored by Jonathan A. Ship, DMD, FDS RCS, Michael T. Brennan, DDS, MHS, and others.
Oral Medicine and Oral Diagnosis: A Comprehensive Overview
- The book "Oral Medicine: Diagnosis and Treatment" provides a comprehensive overview of oral medicine and oral diagnosis.
- The book includes chapters on various topics such as pharmacology, ulcerative, vesicular, and bullous lesions, red and white lesions of the oral mucosa, pigmented lesions of the oral mucosa, benign lesions of the oral cavity, oral cancer, salivary gland diseases, temporomandibular disorders, orofacial pain, and diseases of the respiratory tract.
- It covers diseases of the cardiovascular system, gastrointestinal tract, renal disease, hematologic diseases, bleeding and clotting disorders, immunologic diseases, transplantation medicine, infectious diseases, diabetes mellitus and endocrine diseases, neuromuscular diseases, and basic principles of human genetics.
- The first edition of the book was published in 1946 and was written entirely by Dr. Lester W.
- The book is authored by multiple contributors including Michael Glick, DMD, FDS RCS, Martin S. Greenberg, DDS, FDS RCS, Jonathan A. Ship, DMD, FDS RCS, and others.
- It is published in India with a production editor named Petrice Custance and a typesetter named Charlesworth.
- Sales and distribution contacts are provided for the United States, Canada, Japan, UK, Europe, Middle East, Singapore, Australia, New Zealand, Mexico and Central America, Brazil, and India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Sri Lanka.
- The book emphasizes the importance of ensuring patient care recommended in the book is in accord with the accepted standard and practice at the time of publication.
- It also highlights the need for readers to check the product information sheet included in the package of each drug, especially with new or infrequently used drugs.
- The purpose of the book is to inform and enlighten, and the information contained is not intended as a substitute for individual diagnosis and treatment.
- The book contains a preface and a list of contributors, in addition to an index at the end.
- The second chapter in the book, "Pharmacology," is authored by Jonathan A. Ship, DMD, FDS RCS, Michael T. Brennan, DDS, MHS, and others.
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Test your knowledge of gathering and recording patient information in oral medicine and dental diagnosis. Learn about the importance of obtaining a thorough medical history, examination techniques, and formulating a plan of action. Explore different methods for gathering pertinent information and the challenges in using screening questionnaires.