AAPD reference manual UPDATED ACTUAL Questions and
CORRECT Answers
When does the AAP state the best time to introduce a after breast feeding has been established
pacifer
What risk factors are associated with pacifier use and at otitis media, increases risk after pacifier use after 12 months of age
what age can increase this risk
when do children have signficantly higher incidence of 36 months,
anterior bites when using pacifiers for X months
when is anterior open bite in children reversible aka will cessation before 3 years of age
have improvement after stopping usage
Do pacifiers lead to posterior crossbite yes
when should you have pacifier cessation to limit the 18 months - when cnanines emerge
development of a posterior crossbite, anterior open bite,
class II malocclusion**
what is class II malocclusion and overjet more associated finger habit
with? finger habit or pacifier
what are the protective factors of pacifier usage** protects against SIDS, comfort and soothing, prevent finger sucking habit
which group has the hgihest prevalence of total caries hispanic youth
which group has the hgihest prevalence of untreated non hispanic african americans
caries
how does fluoride prevent caries (3) 1. strengthens enamel through creation of fluorapatite, 2. remineralizes enamel 3.
affects microbial metabolism and reduce acid production by bacteria-
BACTERIOSTATIC
what is the optimal amount of fluoride in public drinking 0.7ppm
water
how much toothpaste for a child under 3-- how much F rice grain size, smear
mg is in 0.1mg
how much toothpaste for a child 3-6, how much F mg is pea size, 0.25mg
in it
for children under 6 what percent NaFV(fluoride varnish) 5%
is recommended professionally
, for professional GELS and FOAMS 1.1% APF and 1.1% NaF 5000PPM
what is the amount of fluoride contained
For FLUORIDE VARNISH 5% NaF how much fluoride PPM 22,500PPM
is contained
how much F % varnish is in difluorosilane varnish 0.09
how much F % is in mouthrinse for prescription at home 0.09
use
how much F % is in prescription fluoride gel/paste 0.5
what has a greater effect in prevention against caries: topical
topical fluoride or systemic fluoride
when are children most susceptible for fluorosis 15-30 months
If there is <0.3ppm of F in children aged 0-6 months, what 0
amount of F supplementation would you give?
If there is <0.3ppm of F in children aged 6 months to 3 0.25mg
years, what amount of F supplementation would you
give?
If there is <0.3ppm of F in children aged 3-6 years, what 0.5mg
amount of F supplementation would you give?
If there is <0.3ppm of F in children aged 6-16 years, what 1mg
amount of F supplementation would you give?
If there is 0.3-0.6 ppm of F in children's water aged 0-6 0mg
months, what amount of F supplementation would you
give?
If there is 0.3-0.6 ppm of F in children's water aged 6 0mg
months-3 years, what amount of F supplementation
would you give?
If there is 0.3-0.6 ppm of F in children's water aged 3 0.25mg
years to 6 years, what amount of F supplementation
would you give?
If there is 0.3-0.6 ppm of F in children's water aged 6 0.5mg
years to 16 years, what amount of F supplementation
would you give?
how much F is in SDF and PPM 38% SDF has 5% F and 44,800PPM and is a dentin desensitizer
why does SDF work silver- antibacteria, F- remin enamel and dentin
CORRECT Answers
When does the AAP state the best time to introduce a after breast feeding has been established
pacifer
What risk factors are associated with pacifier use and at otitis media, increases risk after pacifier use after 12 months of age
what age can increase this risk
when do children have signficantly higher incidence of 36 months,
anterior bites when using pacifiers for X months
when is anterior open bite in children reversible aka will cessation before 3 years of age
have improvement after stopping usage
Do pacifiers lead to posterior crossbite yes
when should you have pacifier cessation to limit the 18 months - when cnanines emerge
development of a posterior crossbite, anterior open bite,
class II malocclusion**
what is class II malocclusion and overjet more associated finger habit
with? finger habit or pacifier
what are the protective factors of pacifier usage** protects against SIDS, comfort and soothing, prevent finger sucking habit
which group has the hgihest prevalence of total caries hispanic youth
which group has the hgihest prevalence of untreated non hispanic african americans
caries
how does fluoride prevent caries (3) 1. strengthens enamel through creation of fluorapatite, 2. remineralizes enamel 3.
affects microbial metabolism and reduce acid production by bacteria-
BACTERIOSTATIC
what is the optimal amount of fluoride in public drinking 0.7ppm
water
how much toothpaste for a child under 3-- how much F rice grain size, smear
mg is in 0.1mg
how much toothpaste for a child 3-6, how much F mg is pea size, 0.25mg
in it
for children under 6 what percent NaFV(fluoride varnish) 5%
is recommended professionally
, for professional GELS and FOAMS 1.1% APF and 1.1% NaF 5000PPM
what is the amount of fluoride contained
For FLUORIDE VARNISH 5% NaF how much fluoride PPM 22,500PPM
is contained
how much F % varnish is in difluorosilane varnish 0.09
how much F % is in mouthrinse for prescription at home 0.09
use
how much F % is in prescription fluoride gel/paste 0.5
what has a greater effect in prevention against caries: topical
topical fluoride or systemic fluoride
when are children most susceptible for fluorosis 15-30 months
If there is <0.3ppm of F in children aged 0-6 months, what 0
amount of F supplementation would you give?
If there is <0.3ppm of F in children aged 6 months to 3 0.25mg
years, what amount of F supplementation would you
give?
If there is <0.3ppm of F in children aged 3-6 years, what 0.5mg
amount of F supplementation would you give?
If there is <0.3ppm of F in children aged 6-16 years, what 1mg
amount of F supplementation would you give?
If there is 0.3-0.6 ppm of F in children's water aged 0-6 0mg
months, what amount of F supplementation would you
give?
If there is 0.3-0.6 ppm of F in children's water aged 6 0mg
months-3 years, what amount of F supplementation
would you give?
If there is 0.3-0.6 ppm of F in children's water aged 3 0.25mg
years to 6 years, what amount of F supplementation
would you give?
If there is 0.3-0.6 ppm of F in children's water aged 6 0.5mg
years to 16 years, what amount of F supplementation
would you give?
how much F is in SDF and PPM 38% SDF has 5% F and 44,800PPM and is a dentin desensitizer
why does SDF work silver- antibacteria, F- remin enamel and dentin
