EDDA ACTUAL EXAMS SCRIPT QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS SURE A+
✔✔It should go to the left for upper left and lower right and it should go to the right for
upper right lower left - ✔✔When assembling the matrix into the Tofflemire which way
should I go for which quadrant
✔✔The outer guide slots - ✔✔What determines the quadrant being used
✔✔Large enough to cause a slight separation - ✔✔How large should your wedge be
✔✔Use Jemez that cotton pliers or wedge pliers to insert the wedge into the embrasure
between band and adjacent tooth common maybe play some easily and distally impose
an approximate walls are missing, base of triangular wedge fit snugly on gingival Chris
with point directed into the brazier - ✔✔What is the process of placing a wedge
✔✔Overhang or cupping of the finished restoration - ✔✔Incorrect wedge placement can
result in what
✔✔Edda - ✔✔Who can place and remove matrices and wedges for permanent and
temporary restorations
✔✔Pulse respiration blood pressure and 10th - ✔✔When recording vital signs what is
the patient's baseline
✔✔1. Weak
2. Strong
1. Regular
2. Irregular - ✔✔What are some observations and indications when recording pulse
✔✔15 seconds and multiplied by four - ✔✔How long should you feel the pulse for
,✔✔30 seconds multiplied by two - ✔✔How long should you count Respirations
✔✔Tympanic-ear
Oral
Axillary-under arm add a degree
Rectal-subtract a degree
Temporal-forehead - ✔✔Where are some areas of the body you can take temperature
✔✔Pressure that can be felt as the heart contracts and propels a volume of blood
forward and two the arterial system - ✔✔What is a pulse
✔✔Radial-wrist
Brachial-inner fold of arm
Femoral-inner thigh
Carotid-neck
Top of foot - ✔✔Where are the five locations you can take pulse
✔✔Brachial - ✔✔What is used to take the blood pressure
✔✔Carbon dioxide - ✔✔When you exhale you are releasing
✔✔Oxygen - ✔✔When you inhale you are taking in
✔✔10-20 per minute - ✔✔Average respirations for an adult is
✔✔Rate -number
rhythm-regular or irregular
depth-deep or shallow - ✔✔When recording respirations what characteristics must be
recorded
✔✔120/80 - ✔✔What is ideal blood pressure
✔✔Left arm - ✔✔What are most preferred while taking blood pressure
✔✔1-2 inches above elbow - ✔✔Where on the arm should you place the blood pressure
cuff
✔✔The procedure for measuring the concentration of oxygen in the blood - ✔✔What is
pulse oximetry
✔✔95-100 - ✔✔What is the normal pulse oximeter reading
✔✔If it reaches below 94 - ✔✔When should you administer oxygen
, ✔✔Tingling and feeling warm - ✔✔What are some common sensations for nitrous oxide
✔✔If you were in the first trimester of pregnancy, upper respiratory tract infection, if
patient is intoxicated or high, Alzheimer's, recent Eye surgery - ✔✔What are some
contradictions to avoid nitrous oxide
✔✔Monitor a patient that is being administered nitrous oxide - ✔✔You must be up-to-
date on CPR to do what
✔✔The dentist - ✔✔Nitrous oxide is titrated by who
✔✔To reach desired level of sedation - ✔✔Why is nitrous oxide titrated
✔✔Rapidly the drug is expelled from the lungs within minutes after nitrous oxide is
discontinued - ✔✔Elimination of nitrous oxide from the body occurs how
✔✔100% - ✔✔What percentage should patient start on oxygen
✔✔Five - ✔✔How many minutes should a patient be on oxygen after the nitrous is
discontinued
✔✔The amount from one visit to the next Kim change - ✔✔Why should you always
document the amount of nitrous used
✔✔Every patient has their own title volume, reconsideration with 100% oxygen and
titrate the nitrous, nitrogen levels can change from one appointment to the other,
insulation with 100% oxygen for five minutes - ✔✔What is tidal volume
✔✔Reduces the amount of nitrous oxide that escapes into the air protecting the dental
personnel from occupational risk - ✔✔What does a scavenger hoes do
✔✔Use a scavenger hose and make sure the mask fits properly - ✔✔To prevent
leakage when using nitrous oxide what should you do
✔✔Infiltration and block - ✔✔What are the types of injections given
✔✔At the top and his deposit around the tissue near the nerves of each tooth -
✔✔Infiltration as used where
✔✔At the bottom near the main nerve trunk affecting the entire nerves - ✔✔Where is a
block placed
ANSWERS SURE A+
✔✔It should go to the left for upper left and lower right and it should go to the right for
upper right lower left - ✔✔When assembling the matrix into the Tofflemire which way
should I go for which quadrant
✔✔The outer guide slots - ✔✔What determines the quadrant being used
✔✔Large enough to cause a slight separation - ✔✔How large should your wedge be
✔✔Use Jemez that cotton pliers or wedge pliers to insert the wedge into the embrasure
between band and adjacent tooth common maybe play some easily and distally impose
an approximate walls are missing, base of triangular wedge fit snugly on gingival Chris
with point directed into the brazier - ✔✔What is the process of placing a wedge
✔✔Overhang or cupping of the finished restoration - ✔✔Incorrect wedge placement can
result in what
✔✔Edda - ✔✔Who can place and remove matrices and wedges for permanent and
temporary restorations
✔✔Pulse respiration blood pressure and 10th - ✔✔When recording vital signs what is
the patient's baseline
✔✔1. Weak
2. Strong
1. Regular
2. Irregular - ✔✔What are some observations and indications when recording pulse
✔✔15 seconds and multiplied by four - ✔✔How long should you feel the pulse for
,✔✔30 seconds multiplied by two - ✔✔How long should you count Respirations
✔✔Tympanic-ear
Oral
Axillary-under arm add a degree
Rectal-subtract a degree
Temporal-forehead - ✔✔Where are some areas of the body you can take temperature
✔✔Pressure that can be felt as the heart contracts and propels a volume of blood
forward and two the arterial system - ✔✔What is a pulse
✔✔Radial-wrist
Brachial-inner fold of arm
Femoral-inner thigh
Carotid-neck
Top of foot - ✔✔Where are the five locations you can take pulse
✔✔Brachial - ✔✔What is used to take the blood pressure
✔✔Carbon dioxide - ✔✔When you exhale you are releasing
✔✔Oxygen - ✔✔When you inhale you are taking in
✔✔10-20 per minute - ✔✔Average respirations for an adult is
✔✔Rate -number
rhythm-regular or irregular
depth-deep or shallow - ✔✔When recording respirations what characteristics must be
recorded
✔✔120/80 - ✔✔What is ideal blood pressure
✔✔Left arm - ✔✔What are most preferred while taking blood pressure
✔✔1-2 inches above elbow - ✔✔Where on the arm should you place the blood pressure
cuff
✔✔The procedure for measuring the concentration of oxygen in the blood - ✔✔What is
pulse oximetry
✔✔95-100 - ✔✔What is the normal pulse oximeter reading
✔✔If it reaches below 94 - ✔✔When should you administer oxygen
, ✔✔Tingling and feeling warm - ✔✔What are some common sensations for nitrous oxide
✔✔If you were in the first trimester of pregnancy, upper respiratory tract infection, if
patient is intoxicated or high, Alzheimer's, recent Eye surgery - ✔✔What are some
contradictions to avoid nitrous oxide
✔✔Monitor a patient that is being administered nitrous oxide - ✔✔You must be up-to-
date on CPR to do what
✔✔The dentist - ✔✔Nitrous oxide is titrated by who
✔✔To reach desired level of sedation - ✔✔Why is nitrous oxide titrated
✔✔Rapidly the drug is expelled from the lungs within minutes after nitrous oxide is
discontinued - ✔✔Elimination of nitrous oxide from the body occurs how
✔✔100% - ✔✔What percentage should patient start on oxygen
✔✔Five - ✔✔How many minutes should a patient be on oxygen after the nitrous is
discontinued
✔✔The amount from one visit to the next Kim change - ✔✔Why should you always
document the amount of nitrous used
✔✔Every patient has their own title volume, reconsideration with 100% oxygen and
titrate the nitrous, nitrogen levels can change from one appointment to the other,
insulation with 100% oxygen for five minutes - ✔✔What is tidal volume
✔✔Reduces the amount of nitrous oxide that escapes into the air protecting the dental
personnel from occupational risk - ✔✔What does a scavenger hoes do
✔✔Use a scavenger hose and make sure the mask fits properly - ✔✔To prevent
leakage when using nitrous oxide what should you do
✔✔Infiltration and block - ✔✔What are the types of injections given
✔✔At the top and his deposit around the tissue near the nerves of each tooth -
✔✔Infiltration as used where
✔✔At the bottom near the main nerve trunk affecting the entire nerves - ✔✔Where is a
block placed
