NDHCB/NDHCE EXAM SCRIPT 2026
COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS
◉ ASA 2. Answer: A patient with mild systemic disease
◉ ASA 3. Answer: A patient with severe systemic disease and some
functional limitation
◉ ASA 4. Answer: A patient with severe systemic disease that is a
constant threat to life
◉ ASA 5. Answer: A moribund patient who is not expected to survive
for more than 24 hours without surgery
◉ ASA 6. Answer: brain dead patient
◉ Hypertension. Answer: high blood pressure - common condition in
which the force of the blood against the walls of the arteries is high
,◉ Hypertension is the most prevalent in causing a. Answer: stroke and
kidney failure
◉ Normal BP. Answer: less than 120/80
◉ Angian is usually relieved with. Answer: rest, oxygen, or
nitroglycerine. Call EMS if not relieved
◉ Angina signs and symptoms. Answer: chest pain
◉ Angian cause. Answer: when coronary artery is narrowed and is
unable to supple the heart muscle with adequate amounts of oxygenated
blood
◉ Scheduling appointments for angina. Answer: morning appointment
due to providing a stress - free environment
◉ Nitroglycerine. Answer: relaxes smooth muscles. up to 3 tablets in 15
minutes can be taken sublingually
◉ myocardial infraction (heart attack). Answer: death of parts of the
heart muscle cause by ischemia (inadequate supply of oxygen and
nutrients) blood clot develops cutting off blood supply
,◉ Myocardial infarction dental treatment scheduling. Answer: 6 months
after
◉ Myocardial infarction signs and symptoms. Answer: sweating,
nausea, weakness, irregular heartbeats, shortness of breath, pain in chest;
neck; jaw; shoulder
◉ Myocardial infraction management. Answer: similar to angina but if
symptoms last 30. min or longer and is not relieved with rest, oxygen,
and nitroglycerin. Call EMS place in semi supine or upright position,
provide a single dose 162mg to 325 mg of aspirin to be chewed
◉ congestive heart failure (CHF). Answer: heart pumping power is
weaker and cannot provide enough oxygen, blood, and nutrients to the
body.
◉ Arrhythmias. Answer: abnormal electrical conduction to the heart
muscle, heart requires a pace maker and or implant defibrillator
◉ attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). Answer: Condition
of inattentive, hyperactivity, impulsiveness, and possible learning
disability. schedule short appointments, use tell-show-do approach.
◉ Alzheimers Disease. Answer: progressive disease that destroys
memory and other important mental functions
, ◉ Oral conditions related to Alzheimer's disease. Answer: angular
shelties, glossitis, loss of taste, root caries, periodontal disease,
xerostomia from rx drugs
◉ Parkinsons Disease. Answer: Neurological disorder caused by the
death ( or impairment) of dopamine - producing neutrons in the basal
ganglia of the brain
◉ Parkinson disease symptoms. Answer: tremors, loss of coordination,
rigidity, loss of facial expression, slow movement, drooling, difficult
swallowing
◉ Parkinson Disease pt during treatment. Answer: protect airways to
prevent choking due to pt having difficulty of swallowing, stabilize
patients hands using aids to prevent injuries that can be cause by patient
tremors.
◉ Oral conditions associated with Parkinson disease. Answer:
xerostomia related to meds
◉ Cerebrovascular Accident (Stroke). Answer: A blood vessel in the
brain is blocked (or ruptured) and prevents oxygen from reaching that
part of the brain
COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS
◉ ASA 2. Answer: A patient with mild systemic disease
◉ ASA 3. Answer: A patient with severe systemic disease and some
functional limitation
◉ ASA 4. Answer: A patient with severe systemic disease that is a
constant threat to life
◉ ASA 5. Answer: A moribund patient who is not expected to survive
for more than 24 hours without surgery
◉ ASA 6. Answer: brain dead patient
◉ Hypertension. Answer: high blood pressure - common condition in
which the force of the blood against the walls of the arteries is high
,◉ Hypertension is the most prevalent in causing a. Answer: stroke and
kidney failure
◉ Normal BP. Answer: less than 120/80
◉ Angian is usually relieved with. Answer: rest, oxygen, or
nitroglycerine. Call EMS if not relieved
◉ Angina signs and symptoms. Answer: chest pain
◉ Angian cause. Answer: when coronary artery is narrowed and is
unable to supple the heart muscle with adequate amounts of oxygenated
blood
◉ Scheduling appointments for angina. Answer: morning appointment
due to providing a stress - free environment
◉ Nitroglycerine. Answer: relaxes smooth muscles. up to 3 tablets in 15
minutes can be taken sublingually
◉ myocardial infraction (heart attack). Answer: death of parts of the
heart muscle cause by ischemia (inadequate supply of oxygen and
nutrients) blood clot develops cutting off blood supply
,◉ Myocardial infarction dental treatment scheduling. Answer: 6 months
after
◉ Myocardial infarction signs and symptoms. Answer: sweating,
nausea, weakness, irregular heartbeats, shortness of breath, pain in chest;
neck; jaw; shoulder
◉ Myocardial infraction management. Answer: similar to angina but if
symptoms last 30. min or longer and is not relieved with rest, oxygen,
and nitroglycerin. Call EMS place in semi supine or upright position,
provide a single dose 162mg to 325 mg of aspirin to be chewed
◉ congestive heart failure (CHF). Answer: heart pumping power is
weaker and cannot provide enough oxygen, blood, and nutrients to the
body.
◉ Arrhythmias. Answer: abnormal electrical conduction to the heart
muscle, heart requires a pace maker and or implant defibrillator
◉ attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). Answer: Condition
of inattentive, hyperactivity, impulsiveness, and possible learning
disability. schedule short appointments, use tell-show-do approach.
◉ Alzheimers Disease. Answer: progressive disease that destroys
memory and other important mental functions
, ◉ Oral conditions related to Alzheimer's disease. Answer: angular
shelties, glossitis, loss of taste, root caries, periodontal disease,
xerostomia from rx drugs
◉ Parkinsons Disease. Answer: Neurological disorder caused by the
death ( or impairment) of dopamine - producing neutrons in the basal
ganglia of the brain
◉ Parkinson disease symptoms. Answer: tremors, loss of coordination,
rigidity, loss of facial expression, slow movement, drooling, difficult
swallowing
◉ Parkinson Disease pt during treatment. Answer: protect airways to
prevent choking due to pt having difficulty of swallowing, stabilize
patients hands using aids to prevent injuries that can be cause by patient
tremors.
◉ Oral conditions associated with Parkinson disease. Answer:
xerostomia related to meds
◉ Cerebrovascular Accident (Stroke). Answer: A blood vessel in the
brain is blocked (or ruptured) and prevents oxygen from reaching that
part of the brain
