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Test Bank Dental Radiography: Principles and Techniques 6th Edition by Joen Iannucci; Laura Howerton. Isbn. 9780323695503. Dental Radiography Sixth Edition Test Bank. Dental Radiography 6e Test Bank. Contents-=PART I: Radiation Basics and Dental Image Characteristics 1. Radiation History 2. Radiation Physics 3. Radiation Biology 4. Radiation Protection 5. Radiation Characteristics 6. Dental X-Ray Image Characteristics PART II: Equipment and Digital Imaging Basics 7. Dental X-Ray Equipme...

Dental OSCE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS A GRADE

What cement is created by mixing glass powder and phosphoric acid? - answer-Silicate What concentration of orthophosphoric acid is commonly used in dentistry? - answer-37% If the etched surface becomes contaminated with saliva, what should the clinician do? - answer-Re-etch for 5 seconds Pulp protection is recommended when the remaining dentin is under ___mm - answer-2 mm Which of the following cements must be mixed on a glass slab? - answer-Zinc Phosphate What is a beneficial cha...

Term that describes the supervision of dental procedures that are prescribed by the dentist but not requiring the dentist to be physically present in the dental facility? - answer-General Supervision Term that describes a person who may perform all the procedures of a registered dental assistant and may perform scaling and root planning under general supervision of a licensed dentist? - answer-Registered Dental hygienist Term that best describes a procedure limited to the removal of plaque...

You have a new patient on the schedule for a dental examination and x-rays. What is the first step in the examination? - answer-Observation as you greet the new patient. Alex's new patient has just been seated, and Alex needs to obtain an initial reading of vital signs. How should she note them on the health history? - answer-Baseline vitals Which artery is most commonly used to obtain a blood pressure? - answer-Brachial artery When reviewing the health history, your patient says they ...

How many teeth are in the primary dentition? - answer-20 teeth How many teeth are in the adult dentition? - answer-32 teeth List the three dentition periods? - answer-Primary Mixed Permanent When does mixed dentition occur? - answer-between 6-12 years Tooth number #32 is in which set of dentition? - answer-Permanent set of teeth List teeth numbers for the primary dentition-(What to What) - answer-#A-T List teeth numbers for the permanent dentition-(What to What) - answer-#1-3...

It is the difference for prepare a tooth for filling and prepare the tooth for an inlay - answer-UNDERCUT It used to remove the pulp (nerve) - answer-BARBED BROACH Upper incisors protrude and the overjet is increased - answer-CLASS II Div I Adam's universal pliers used for - answer-Orthodontics A horizontal overlap is called - answer-OVERJET Orthodontic brackets are fixed with - answer-Glass Ionomer Acid etch used for composite fillings contains - answer-33% phosphoric acid ...

What cement is created by mixing glass powder and phosphoric acid? - answer-Silicate What concentration of orthophosphoric acid is commonly used in dentistry? - answer-37% If the etched surface becomes contaminated with saliva, what should the clinician do? - answer-Re-etch for 5 seconds Pulp protection is recommended when the remaining dentin is under ___mm - answer-2 mm Which of the following cements must be mixed on a glass slab? - answer-Zinc Phosphate What is a beneficial cha...

Direct supervision - answer-Level of supervision in which the dentist is physically present when the dental auxiliary performs delegated functions Direct supervision duties - answer-Dentist is in the office, personally diagnosed condition to be treated, personally autho's procedure, evaluates performance of the allied dental professional General supervision - answer-Level of supervision in which the dental auxiliary performs delegated functions according to the instructions of the dentist...

Which term refers to the upper jaw? - answer-maxillary Which law regulates office policy with regarding the transfer of patient health care info? - answer-HIPPA Which are considered posterior teeth? - answer-incisors and premolars What are the two basic movements of the temporomandibular joint? - answer-hinge and glide Which term refers to the secondary gland located under the tongue? - answer-sublingual Which permanent tooth number is the maxillary right central incisor? - answer...

1. Which of the following controls and coordinates all body activities? A) the muscular system B) the nervous system C) the skeletal system D) the integumentary - answer-the nervous system 2. After periodontal surgery the patient should be instructed in diet to include: A) a semi-solid foods B) high carbohydrates C) any foods the patient desires D) hot beverages - answer-semi-solid foods 3. Silicate cements tend to: A) fracture B) shrink C) dehydrate D) expand - answer-s...