COPD and Sleep Apnea -- BYOJeopardy

Causative Conditions	Oral manifestations	COPD Respiratory Treatments	Diagnostics and patient education	Clinical Considerations	Sleep Apnea Oral Appliances
200 A pulmonary condition characterized by reversible stenosis or constriction of peripheral bronchi. 100 What is Asthma. 100 Causative Conditions 200	200 The name of the symptom patients experience sleeping with their mouth open and has an increased risk of caries. 200 What is Xerostomia. 200 Oral manifestations 200	200 These machines are portable and concentrate oxygen to improve breathing quality. 200 What are Portable breathing machines. 200 COPD Respiratory Treatments 200	200 This part of diagnostics can help us see what makes our patients most likely to experience sleep apnea. 200 What is an Extra-oral Exam. 200 Diagnostics and patient education 200	200 This sign of sleep apnea may be annoying to roommates or partners. 200 What is loud snoring. 200 Clinical Considerations 200	200 This device opens the airway by moving the tongue forward and is inserted before sleep. 200 What is a Mandibular advancement device. 200 Sleep Apnea Oral Appliances 200
400 A condition characterized by persistent cough, night sweats, blood in sputum, fever and weight loss. 200 What is Tuberculosis. 200 Causative Conditions 400	400 The condition of having odor resulting from dry mouth may be found in COPD. 400 What is Halitosis. 400 Oral manifestations 400	400 Use of this device expands lungs and helps exercise and maintain lung function. 400 What are positive expiratory pressure devices. 400 COPD Respiratory Treatments 400	400 A discussion about this can reduce the chance of a patient developing COPD or emphysema. 400 What is tobacco cessation. 400 Diagnostics and patient education 400	400 The most likely gender population to experience sleep apnea. 400 What are men. They are 2x more likely. 400 Clinical Considerations 400	400 These devices pull the tongue forward using suction, moving the tongue out of the way. 400 What is a tongue stabilizing device. 400 Sleep Apnea Oral Appliances 400
600 An irreversible and gradual worsening of airway flow from an abnormal pulmonary inflammatory reaction. 300 What is COPD. 300 Causative Conditions 600	600 The name of saliva when it takes on a yellow white hue and is frequently seen in OSA and COPD. 600 What is Sputum. 600 Oral manifestations 600	600 This device pushes air into your lungs to keep them open and assist in breathing. May be worn at night. 600 What is a Continuous Positive Airway Pressure machine. 600 COPD Respiratory Treatments 600	600 Patient education on good oral hygiene techniques can help prevent this disease. 600 What is Pneumonia. 600 Diagnostics and patient education 600	600 The effect a patient may experience with sleep apnea where they feel exhausted even if they slept the whole night. 600 What is hypersomnia. 600 Clinical Considerations 600	600 This device for children acts to adjust anatomy of children with shallow or narrow palatal arches. 600 What is a rapid maxillary expander. 600 Sleep Apnea Oral Appliances 600
800 Intermittent and repeated airway obstruction while sleeping. 400 What is Obstructive Sleep Apnea. 400 Causative Conditions 800	800 Condition of teeth moving due to presence of OSA mouthguard. 800 What is mesial or distal drifting. 800 Oral manifestations 800	800 This device uses an air compressor to convert liquid medication into a mist that can be breathed in. 800 What is a nebulizer. 800 COPD Respiratory Treatments 800	800 Patient education on this topic may help reduce cardiac arrest, congestive heart failure, symptoms of COPD and OSA. 800 What is a nutrition education. 800 Diagnostics and patient education 800	800 Use of these medications are contraindicated in patients with sleep apnea and COPD. 800 What are narcotics. 800 Clinical Considerations 800	800 These surgeries when combined with the rapid maxillary expander are most effective. 800 What are tonsil and adenoid extractions. 800 Sleep Apnea Oral Appliances 800
1000 Alveoli at the end of bronchioles are destroyed from smoking or inhaling other harmful gases. 500 What is Emphysema. 500 Causative Conditions 1000	1000 This joint may be affected from long term use of the OSA Mouthguard. 1000 Temporomandibular Joint 1000 Oral manifestations 1000	1000 In special cases a CPAP machine may not work and as a hygienist you will need to craft this item. 1000 Mouthguard. 1000 COPD Respiratory Treatments 1000	1000 This non-modifiable risk factor increases your risk of OSA and you should discuss it with these patients. 1000 What is age. 1000 Diagnostics and patient education 1000	1000 The frequency that a patient may stop breathing during their sleep. 1000 What is 5 -30x per hour.1000 Clinical Considerations 1000	1000 This device may have increased saliva or experienced dry mouth. 1000 What is the mandibular advancement device. 1000 Sleep Apnea Oral Appliances 1000
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