which one of the following is the most appropriate initial treatment for internal resorption?
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Root canal treatment remains the treatment of choice of internal root resorption as it removes the granulation tissue and blood supply of the clastic cells. Internal root resorption presents specific difficulties in instrumentation and filling.
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['Immediately rinse your mouth out with water.', 'Stop the bleeding by applying pressure and call for help if the bleeding is excessive.', 'If the tooth comes out completely, try to preserve it in milk, saline solution, or water.', 'Apply a cold compress to help with pain and swelling.']
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['Teeth cleaning.', 'Routine X-rays.', 'Extractions.', 'Fillings.', 'And possibly more.']
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Internal deodorant tablets such as Derifil® or Nullo® have proven useful to many incontinent people. The deodorizing tablets are taken by mouth, and the manufacturers' instructions advise that it takes time (2 to 14 days) to get satisfactory results. Vitamin C is another effective urine deodorizer.
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After Dr. Shridharani performs the Jeuveau treatment, patients can see an improvement in lines and creases as early as 2-3 days. It typically can take up to 7-10 days to see the final outcome.
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Your doctor may start you on a prescription treatment called pancreatic enzyme replacement therapy, or PERT. PERTs are the main treatment for EPI—they replace the digestive enzymes that your pancreas isn't producing anymore. When taken with food, PERTs help break down the nutrients in food.
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If there is a severe local infection or in an immunocompromised patient, admission for intravenous vancomycin is most appropriate. For those patients with a penicillin allergy, the recommended treatment is ciprofloxacin and rifampin.
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Ideally, the palate expansion should be carried out at an early age, before the palatine suture has completely fused, a process that is completed during puberty. In these cases a surgical intervention is not necessary, but only an orthodontic treatment called RPE (Rapid Palatal Expansion).
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bouillon is allowed up to 8 hours prior to your procedure. SWEETS: Hard candy such as mints, lifesavers, etc. Nothing by mouth 2 hours before your procedure. This includes gum and hard candy.
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(Received for publication, March 31, 1923.) The tungstic acid method introduced by Folin and Wu (1) has proven by far the most desirable one for obtaining blood filtrates free from protein. Folin and Wu direct that 1 volume of blood be first diluted with 7 volumes of distilled water.
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["Adjust wall suction. Place the client in semi-Fowler's or high-Fowler's position, if tolerated, to promote lung expansion and effective coughing. ... ", 'Connect the catheter to the tubing. ... ', 'Dip the catheter into sterile saline. ... ', 'Insert catheter into nares. ... ', 'Suction the nasopharynx. ... ', 'Rinse catheter.']
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['Fixation. Fixation is carried out immediately after the removal of the sample to be observed. ... ', 'Embedding. Embedding is the step that follows fixation in a fixative solution. ... ', 'Sectioning. Sectioning is performed using microtomy or cryotomy. ... ', 'Staining and immunolabeling. ... ', 'Mounting.']
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If you have a bowel obstruction, you will be treated in a hospital. A flexible, lubricated nasogastric tube (NG tube) can be inserted through your nose into your stomach to help remove excess gas from your stomach and intestines.
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['bar screening.', 'Grit and sand removal.', 'aeration.', 'clarification.', 'chlorination.']
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Takeaway. Baking soda is a good treatment for immediate relief from occasional acid reflux. The recommended dosage for adults is 1/2 teaspoon dissolved in a 4-ounce glass of water. It's best to sip this drink slowly to avoid side effects like gas and diarrhea.
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Intravenous replacement The treatment of choice for severe dehydration is IV rehydration, because it is the most rapid way to restore the depleted blood volume.
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The amount of swelling or local bleeding into the muscle (from torn blood vessels) can best be managed early by applying ice packs and maintaining the strained muscle in a stretched position. Heat can be applied when the swelling has lessened. However, the early application of heat can increase swelling and pain.