9.局部麻醉下,接受下顎大臼齒根管治療,第二天發生張口受限情形,最不可能的原因是?
(A)使用含 1:50,000 epinephrine 之麻醉劑
(B)注射區感染
(C)打到血管,局部出血
(D)打到內翼肌,造成傷害
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統計: A(265), B(19), C(27), D(27), E(0) #1032584
統計: A(265), B(19), C(27), D(27), E(0) #1032584
詳解 (共 3 筆)
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Yes, 1:50,000 epinephrine absolutely exists, although it is rarely used as the primary anesthetic concentration.
Common dental vasoconstrictor concentrations:
| Epinephrine concentration | Clinical use |
|---|---|
| 1:50,000 | Hemostasis during surgery |
| 1:100,000 | Most common dental local anesthetic |
| 1:200,000 | Lower cardiovascular effect |
For example:
- 2% lidocaine with 1:50,000 epinephrine is available and is often used when strong local vasoconstriction and bleeding control are desired during oral surgery.
Back to the question
Trismus (limited mouth opening) the day after an IAN block is commonly caused by:
✅ (B) Infection in the injection area
- Can cause inflammation of masticatory muscles.
✅ (C) Hematoma from vessel injury
- Blood accumulation around muscles can lead to trismus.
✅ (D) Injury to the medial pterygoid
- One of the most common causes after an inferior alveolar nerve block.
- The needle may penetrate the medial pterygoid, causing inflammation/spasm.
Why (A) is least likely
1:50,000 epinephrine itself does not cause trismus.
Although high epinephrine concentrations can theoretically:
- increase local ischemia,
- delay healing,
they are not a recognized common cause of post-injection trismus.
The usual etiologies tested are:
- muscle trauma,
- hematoma,
- infection.
Therefore:
✅ Answer = (A)
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