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29 Cards in this Set
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Rampant Caries caused by
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high sugar diet and xerostomia
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What is dental decay
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cavity, ECC, older adults, communicable infection
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Periodontal exam
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probing, sulcus check, mobility check
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preventive dentistry
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educate ...help people have their teeth through their lives
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What probe is used for perio exam?
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periodontal probe
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What is the most effective antimicrobial therapy...rinse for when you can't brush
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Chlorhexidine
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Scale used for mobility test
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0-3 mobility
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What is the goal of preventive dentistry
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help people of all ages to have the maximum oral health possible
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What is the primary source of fluoride?
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toothpaste
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Natural teeth of the arch is..
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Dentition
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another name for primary teeth
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deciduous
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5 surfaces of tooth
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occlusal, distal, mesial, lingual, facial
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What is the best way to know your patient
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Have a meeting before your patient arrives
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What do you need for your checklist before the patient is seated
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patient record, radiographs, and lab cases
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What is the best way to relax the patient
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initiate conversation, ask if they have any questions
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What surfaces need to be cleaned more rigorusly than others
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clinical surfaces
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What is the sterilant used in dental clinics
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EPA registered and hospital registered with TB
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What is the common term for palate
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roof of the mouth
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purpose of tongue
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swallow, taste, temp, pushes food, breathe,
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Two small papillae are located on either side of the lingual frenum under the tongue that serve as openings for the ____________ .
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Submandibular glands
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What shoud you be able to see on a bitewing
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Crown and interproximal areas of the maxillary and mandibular teeth, crestal bone
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Shades of Grey between black and white on an image
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Contrast
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What should be on the patient during xray
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apron and collar
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How many compression per minute
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100
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How to prevent a medical emergency?
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update their medical history
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What does CAB
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Compressions, Airway, Breathing
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What is the purpose of the matrix system
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provide temp interproximal wall and create an external surface
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A check of vital signs includes the taking and recording of:
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respiratory rate
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When taking a patient's pulse, place your_____________ on the patient's wrist between the radius and the tendon.
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index and third fingers
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