DİŞ HEKİMLİĞİ AÇISINDAN RİSKLİ SİSTEMİK HASTALIKLAR VE BU HASTALIKLARA BAĞLI OLUŞABİLECEK ACİL DURUMLAR: BÖLÜM 1 - SİSTEMİK HASTALIKLAR

Year 2016, Supplement 16, 147 - 156, 24.11.2016

İnci Rana Karaca Dilara Nur Öztürk

https://doi.org/10.17567/ataunidfd.290614

Abstract

Medikal
anamnez, hastanın mevcut ve geçmiş hastalık hikayesi, kullanmakta olduğu ve
geçmişte kullandığı ilaçlar, alışkanlıkları, bilinen alerjik durumları ve o
güne kadar aldığı tedaviler hakkında hekimi bilgilendiren hasta hikayesidir.
Diş hekimi anamnez esnasında has- tadan edineceği bilgileri
değerlendirebilmeli, hastanın şikayetlerini, mevcut durumunu bu bilgilerle
ilişkilendi- rebilecek bilgi birikimine sahip olmalı ve karşılaşabile- ceği
durumlara karşı hazırlıklı olmalıdır. Diş hekimi koltuğuna oturan her hastadan
mutlaka kapsamlı bir medikal anamnez alınmalı, bu esnada edinilen bilgiler
doğrultusunda tedavi protokolü o hastaya uygun ola- rak tasarlanarak uygulamaya
geçirilmelidir. Bu derle- mede diş hekimlerinin klinikte sıklıkla
karşılaşabileceği çeşitli sistemik hastalıklardan bahsedilecektir.

Anahtar Kelimeler: diş hekimliği, kalp
ve damar has- talıkları, solunum hastalıkları, hematolojik hastalıklar,
endokrin sistem hastalıkları, karaciğer hastalıkları

SYSTEMIC DISEASES
CONSIDERED RISKY FROM THE POINT OF DENTISTRY AND EMERGENCY SITUATIONS THAT MAY
ARISE RELATED TO THESE DISEASES: PART 1 - SYSTEMIC DISEASES

ABSTRACT

 Medical anamnesis is a patient’s medical history which
informs the dentist of past and present illnesses, the drugs that have been or
are still being used, any habits, allergies and treatments received to that
day. A dentist should be able to evaluate the information received from the
patient, should have the knowledge to associate between the patient’s
complaints, current medical situation and the history and also, should always
be ready for any circumstances that may arise due to the patient’s health
status. A comprehensive medical anamnesis should be taken from each patient
that sits in a dentist’s chair and in the light of the information gathered a
treatment protocol fit for that certain patient should be designed and applied.
In this review, a variety of systemic diseases which dentists may encounter
frequently in the clinic are going to be mentioned.

Keywords: dentistry, cardiovascular diseases, respiration disorders, hematologic
diseases, endocrine system diseases, liver diseases

Keywords

diş hekimliği, kalp ve damar has- talıkları, solunum hastalıkları, hematolojik hastalıklar, endokrin sistem hastalıkları

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