DHYG Exam Review Questions and Verified
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CHP 1:
what is the Art and Science of preventive oral health care, including the management of
behaviors to prevent oral disease and to promote health.? - ✔✔dental hygiene
what face profile is associated with class 1 malocclusion? - ✔✔meognathic
what are the primary oral Health Care Professionals who are license and who have graduated
from accredited dental hygiene programs in institutions of higher education? - ✔✔dental
hygienist
what face profile is associated with class 2 Division 1 malocclusion? - ✔✔retrognathic with
lip incompetence
what includes promoting health and improving access to oral health care, oral health are
literacy, and health outcomes for the population it serves? - ✔✔dental hygiene profession
what face profile is associated with class 2 Division 2 malocclusion? - ✔✔retrognathic
what are the laws established in each applicable jurisdiction that is States or Providence to
regulate the practice of dental hygiene? U.S and Canada - ✔✔dental and dental hygiene
practice Acts
what face profile is associated with class 3 malocclusion? - ✔✔prognathic
what is a formal, voluntary non governmental process that establishes a minimum set of
national standards that promote and ensure quality across educational institutions and
,programs, as well as serving as a mechanism to protect the public? - ✔✔accreditation (
Professional Regulation)
CHP 18:
what is a dense, transparent, non mineralized mass of bacterial colonies in a gel-like enclosed
Matrix also known as plaque? - ✔✔oral biofilm
CHP 2:
what is the need to avoid at Medical contradictions related to dental hygiene care in to be free
from danger or harm? - ✔✔protection from health risks
what is primarily supragingival and confined to an enamel services and oral mucosa in a healthy
mouth with gram-positive anaerobic rods and cocci? - ✔✔supragingival microorganisms
during assessment, indications that the patients need for protection from health risks is unmet
include, but are not limited to, what two evidence? - ✔✔-Primary Care regarding
uncontrollable disease: blood pressure or blood bnormal glucose level
- risk of oral injury or oral disease: inconsistent use of mouthguard or tobacco use
what are the four bacterial species associated with periodontal Health in supragingival
microorganisms? - ✔✔S. mitis, S. sanguinis, S. gordonii, and S. oralis
What refers to the need for intact teeth or dental prosthetic application in Dental restoration
that defined against harmful microbes and provide adequate functioning and esthetics? -
✔✔biologically sound and functional dentition
- ✔✔
, during assessment, indications that the patients need for a biological sound dentition is unmet
include, but are not limited to what? - ✔✔-Dental caries; teeth with Calculus, oral biofilm, or
stain
- sound or failing Restorations
- occlusal alignment
-dentition insensitivity
-missing teeth and prosthetic applications
-no examination by dentist on a regular basis
which medical condition would you need to record the antibiotic agent dose and time, current
regimen suggested taking the appropriate antibiotic 1 hour before appointment or within 2
hours of the appointment and may need medical consultation? - ✔✔cardiovascular disease
CHP 9:
what is the physical setting that contains equipment and instruments where the dental
hygienist delivers professional Oral Care? - ✔✔dental hygiene care environment
what medical condition would you need to monitor patients Vital Signs and functional capacity
and determine the time since the cardiovascular event, with convalescence of MI of one month
and CVA of 6 months? - ✔✔vascular disease
the clinical area should have relaxing Decor, adequate lighting, soft sounds and comfortable
temperature and must remian private. true or false? - ✔✔true
what medical condition may have some renal disorders and may require medical consolation
before Oral Care is initiated, risk of hypertension, and PT is on hemodialysis? - ✔✔kidney
disease (dialysis)
what are dental units that have a separate water bottle Supply called? - ✔✔closed water
system
Answers
CHP 1:
what is the Art and Science of preventive oral health care, including the management of
behaviors to prevent oral disease and to promote health.? - ✔✔dental hygiene
what face profile is associated with class 1 malocclusion? - ✔✔meognathic
what are the primary oral Health Care Professionals who are license and who have graduated
from accredited dental hygiene programs in institutions of higher education? - ✔✔dental
hygienist
what face profile is associated with class 2 Division 1 malocclusion? - ✔✔retrognathic with
lip incompetence
what includes promoting health and improving access to oral health care, oral health are
literacy, and health outcomes for the population it serves? - ✔✔dental hygiene profession
what face profile is associated with class 2 Division 2 malocclusion? - ✔✔retrognathic
what are the laws established in each applicable jurisdiction that is States or Providence to
regulate the practice of dental hygiene? U.S and Canada - ✔✔dental and dental hygiene
practice Acts
what face profile is associated with class 3 malocclusion? - ✔✔prognathic
what is a formal, voluntary non governmental process that establishes a minimum set of
national standards that promote and ensure quality across educational institutions and
,programs, as well as serving as a mechanism to protect the public? - ✔✔accreditation (
Professional Regulation)
CHP 18:
what is a dense, transparent, non mineralized mass of bacterial colonies in a gel-like enclosed
Matrix also known as plaque? - ✔✔oral biofilm
CHP 2:
what is the need to avoid at Medical contradictions related to dental hygiene care in to be free
from danger or harm? - ✔✔protection from health risks
what is primarily supragingival and confined to an enamel services and oral mucosa in a healthy
mouth with gram-positive anaerobic rods and cocci? - ✔✔supragingival microorganisms
during assessment, indications that the patients need for protection from health risks is unmet
include, but are not limited to, what two evidence? - ✔✔-Primary Care regarding
uncontrollable disease: blood pressure or blood bnormal glucose level
- risk of oral injury or oral disease: inconsistent use of mouthguard or tobacco use
what are the four bacterial species associated with periodontal Health in supragingival
microorganisms? - ✔✔S. mitis, S. sanguinis, S. gordonii, and S. oralis
What refers to the need for intact teeth or dental prosthetic application in Dental restoration
that defined against harmful microbes and provide adequate functioning and esthetics? -
✔✔biologically sound and functional dentition
- ✔✔
, during assessment, indications that the patients need for a biological sound dentition is unmet
include, but are not limited to what? - ✔✔-Dental caries; teeth with Calculus, oral biofilm, or
stain
- sound or failing Restorations
- occlusal alignment
-dentition insensitivity
-missing teeth and prosthetic applications
-no examination by dentist on a regular basis
which medical condition would you need to record the antibiotic agent dose and time, current
regimen suggested taking the appropriate antibiotic 1 hour before appointment or within 2
hours of the appointment and may need medical consultation? - ✔✔cardiovascular disease
CHP 9:
what is the physical setting that contains equipment and instruments where the dental
hygienist delivers professional Oral Care? - ✔✔dental hygiene care environment
what medical condition would you need to monitor patients Vital Signs and functional capacity
and determine the time since the cardiovascular event, with convalescence of MI of one month
and CVA of 6 months? - ✔✔vascular disease
the clinical area should have relaxing Decor, adequate lighting, soft sounds and comfortable
temperature and must remian private. true or false? - ✔✔true
what medical condition may have some renal disorders and may require medical consolation
before Oral Care is initiated, risk of hypertension, and PT is on hemodialysis? - ✔✔kidney
disease (dialysis)
what are dental units that have a separate water bottle Supply called? - ✔✔closed water
system
