final

Question 1

PPE on

Answer 1

gown
mask
goggles
gloves

Question 2

PPE off

Answer 2

gloves
gown
goggles
mask

Question 3

typical pulse

Answer 3

60-80 bpm

Question 4

standard respiration

Answer 4

12-20 bpm

Question 5

standard temp

Answer 5

96.4-99.1

Question 6

standard BP

Answer 6

120 (systolic/pumping) / 80 (diastolic/relaxed)

Question 7

PTEN stands for

Answer 7

Problem, Treatment, Evaluation, Next

Question 8

Levels of preventative care

Answer 8

1’ tech to forestall disease (hygiene)
2’ restorative care/perio treatments (treatment to terminate disease)
3’ Reconstructive care- restoring missing teeth

Question 9

steps of preventative health program

Answer 9

1 assess needs/risks
2 plan intervention
3 implementation
4 deliver preventative clinical services
5 evaluate progressive changes
6 plan short and long term maintenance

Question 10

plaque causes…

Answer 10

caries, periodontitis, cardiovascular disease and gingivitis

Question 11

how do you control plaque?

Answer 11

decrease frequency (not necessarily abundance) of fermentable carbs, remove, and OHI (individulalized oral hygiene instructions)

Question 12

recommended brushing method

Answer 12

modified bass method

Question 13

toothpasts anti-plaque prevention

Answer 13

triclosan

Question 14

floss alternatives

Answer 14

floss threader, stim-u-dents or proxy brush

Question 15

how do you get plaque index

Answer 15

divide # of surfaces w/ plaque (occlusal doesn’t count) by # of teeth x 4

Question 16

goal of plaque index

Answer 16

0-10%

Question 17

what will a high plaque score delay?

Answer 17

perio treatment

Question 18

when do you do plaque score?

Answer 18

after treatment planning but before initiation of treatment.

Question 19

fluoride benefits

Answer 19

decrease enamel solubility
increase size of Ca and HA crystals
increase rate of post eruptive maturation

Question 20

Comparison of fluoride [ ] in professional treatments

Answer 20

NaF gel/foam 2%
NaF varnish 5%
APF 1.23%
SnF2 8%

Question 21

advantages/dis of NaF

Answer 21

can be used on everyone but takes longer (4 min)

Question 22

disadvantage of APF

Answer 22

can’t be used on tooth colored restorations

Question 23

fluoride safety concerns

Answer 23

flavor allergies

lethal if swallowed @ 32-64 mg/Kg body weight

Question 24

what’s on the cover of patient records

Answer 24

name and reg. # only

Question 25

color ink you can use for PTEN

Answer 25

black

Question 26

where do PTEN HIPPA and treatment plan go?

Answer 26

before tabbed divider

Question 27

blue tab in patient records

Answer 27

treatment plan

Question 28

pink tab in patient records

Answer 28

medical info, registration, informed consent and insurance info

Question 29

yellow tab in patient records

Answer 29

initial assessment: H & N exam, radiographs, screening, dental chart, caries risk assessment, referral, treatment wrksht

Question 30

white tab in patient records

Answer 30

recall

Question 31

green tab in patient records

Answer 31

dental specialties

Question 32

where should you record that you've given a facult member patient records?

Answer 32

under Events tab in Windent

Question 33

what should be in upper R hand corner of patient records

Answer 33

patient's name

Question 34

what should go in PTEN notes?

Answer 34

EVERYTHING: prescriptions called in, cancelled/broken appointments, phone calls, regular appointment stuff

Question 35

can patients have a copy of their records?

Answer 35

yep, school has 30 days to comply

Question 36

how many records can you check out at once?

Answer 36

5

Question 37

how will your progress notes be graded?

Answer 37

ea. semester faculty will randomly pick 10% of patients and grade their charts

Question 38

standard precautions w/ infections control

Answer 38

treat all body fluids, excretions and secretions except sweat as infectious

Question 39

if hands aren't visibly dirty what can you use to clean them?

Answer 39

60% -OH hand rub

Question 40

how many sec's should you wash hands for?

Answer 40

15

Question 41

are scrubs PPE?

Answer 41

NO

Question 42

can you wash gloves

Answer 42

NO

Question 43

only step in removing PPE you don't have to wash hands after

Answer 43

removing glasses

Question 44

steps of op Asepsis up to procedure

Answer 44

wash hands, PPE, disinfect/flush lines, remove gloves, place barriers, get instruments, review charts, get patient and take vitals, re-don PPE

Question 45

asepsis after procedure

Answer 45

remove PPE, dismiss patient, get rid of disposables, wash dry and disinfect things that wont be autoclaved then return stuff to dispensary, disinfect cubicle, flush lines and remove PPE, wash hands

Question 46

can you wear gloves in side room?

Answer 46

NO

Question 47

needle safety tech's

Answer 47

recap w/ scoop tech and use needleguard

Question 48

sterilization

Answer 48

removing all microorg inc. endospores, use on things that punctured tissue, or touched punctured tissue

Question 49

disinfection

Answer 49

removing microorg's minus endospores, can use on things that touched punctured tissue or touched intact skin

Question 50

sanitation/cleaning

Answer 50

removing visible soil by washing w/detergent can use on things that only touched in tact skin

Question 51

type of dental chart we use

Answer 51

anatomical

Question 52

recommended sequence

Answer 52

1-> 32

Question 53

where is the dental chart in records?

Answer 53

yellow tab

Question 54

chart existing conditions in _____ and caries/failing restorations in _____

Answer 54

blue | red

Question 55

chart missing teeth

Answer 55

strike out -blue

Question 56

chart impacted teeth

Answer 56

circle- blue

Question 57

chart tooth colored restorations

Answer 57

draw outline - blue

Question 58

chart sealants

Answer 58

write S on surface- blue

Question 59

chart lingual retainer

Answer 59

draw o-------o in blue

Question 60

chart crowns

Answer 60

draw tooth outline - blue

Question 61

chart root canals

Answer 61

color in roots or draw rectangle - blue

Question 62

how should light be w/ max/mand? and how should patient hold their chin

Answer 62

arms length away max: angles w/ chin-up mand: straight above w/chin-down

Question 63

clock positions for R handed and L handed operators

Answer 63

R - 8-12 | L- 12-4

Question 64

zones for 4 handed dentistry

Answer 64

11-2 static 2-4 assistant 4-8 transfer 8-11 operator

Question 65

Quadrant rec's for patient op and assistant

Answer 65

UR - op: 10:00 pat: 15' assist: 2:00 UL - op: 11 pat: 15' ass: 2:30 LR - op: 10:00 pat: 40' ass: 3:00 LL - op: 10:30 pat: 30' ass: 2:30

Question 66

steps of sealants

Answer 66

``` isolate w/ cotton rolls etch rinse and dry place sealant remove excess and cure ```

Question 67

types of mouth injuries

Answer 67

tissue, avulsion (knocked out), luxation (moved), fracture

Question 68

tissue injury treatment

Answer 68

apply P, clean, stitch

Question 69

avulsion treatment

Answer 69

pop back in or stick in gatorade

Question 70

luxation treatment

Answer 70

if it's extruded or lateral displacement snap back into place; if retruded, leave alone

Question 71

fracture treatment

Answer 71

enamel-bond pulpal- bond/endo root - endo

Question 72

before you treat dental injuries, must obtain

Answer 72

chief complaint, history of condition, and medical history (allergies or tetanus)

Question 73

types of mouthguards

Answer 73

stock, mouth formed (boil n bite), custom fit

Question 74

type of mouthguard we used

Answer 74

EVA/polyshok - vacuum formed

Question 75

difference btwn vacuum formed and heat-pressure laminate custom fit mouth-guards

Answer 75

vacuum formed, pulled onto cast | heat-P pushed onto cast

Question 76

mouthguard criteria

Answer 76

properly extended polished borders, coves 1st molars, 3-5mm occlusal-buccal