Question 90 (part 2) · LDEK · Medically compromised patient
Indicate procedure which requires antibiotic prophylaxis in a patient with high risk of infective endocarditis:
- A. infiltrative anaesthesia.
- B. local intraligamentary anesthesia.
- C. extraction of primary teeth with significant root resorption.
- D. post-operative removal of sutures.
- E. restorative procedure in the scope of restorative dentistry, unrelated to bleeding.
Hint
Prophylaxis targets procedures that manipulate the gingival sulcus or periapical region; consider how each injection technique reaches the tissues.
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