TY - JOUR TT - DİŞ HEKİMLİĞİ AÇISINDAN RİSKLİ SİSTEMİK HASTALIKLAR VE BU HASTALIKLARA BAĞLI OLUŞABİLECEK ACİL DURUMLAR: BÖLÜM 1 - SİSTEMİK HASTALIKLAR AU - Karaca, İnci Rana AU - Öztürk, Dilara Nur PY - 2016 DA - November DO - 10.17567/ataunidfd.290614 JF - Atatürk Üniversitesi Diş Hekimliği Fakültesi Dergisi JO - Ata Diş Hek Fak Derg PB - Ataturk University WT - DergiPark SN - 1300-9044 SP - 147 EP - 156 KW - diş hekimliği KW - kalp ve damar has- talıkları KW - solunum hastalıkları KW - hematolojik hastalıklar KW - endokrin sistem hastalıkları N2 - Medikalanamnez, hastanın mevcut ve geçmiş hastalık hikayesi, kullanmakta olduğu vegeçmişte kullandığı ilaçlar, alışkanlıkları, bilinen alerjik durumları ve ogüne kadar aldığı tedaviler hakkında hekimi bilgilendiren hasta hikayesidir.Diş hekimi anamnez esnasında has- tadan edineceği bilgilerideğerlendirebilmeli, hastanın şikayetlerini, mevcut durumunu bu bilgilerleilişkilendi- rebilecek bilgi birikimine sahip olmalı ve karşılaşabile- ceğidurumlara karşı hazırlıklı olmalıdır. Diş hekimi koltuğuna oturan her hastadanmutlaka kapsamlı bir medikal anamnez alınmalı, bu esnada edinilen bilgilerdoğrultusunda tedavi protokolü o hastaya uygun ola- rak tasarlanarak uygulamayageçirilmelidir. Bu derle- mede diş hekimlerinin klinikte sıklıklakarşılaşabileceği çeşitli sistemik hastalıklardan bahsedilecektir.Anahtar Kelimeler: diş hekimliği, kalpve damar has- talıkları, solunum hastalıkları, hematolojik hastalıklar,endokrin sistem hastalıkları, karaciğer hastalıklarıSYSTEMIC DISEASESCONSIDERED RISKY FROM THE POINT OF DENTISTRY AND EMERGENCY SITUATIONS THAT MAYARISE RELATED TO THESE DISEASES: PART 1 - SYSTEMIC DISEASESABSTRACT Medical anamnesis is a patient’s medical history whichinforms the dentist of past and present illnesses, the drugs that have been orare still being used, any habits, allergies and treatments received to thatday. 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