DHYG exam II with correct answers
Why is Licensure important?
Protects the public from unqualified individuals and unsafe practices
What is the strongest form of regulation used today?
Licensure
What testing agencies are involved with becoming a hygienist?
NBDHE, CDCA, JCNDE
What does NBDHE stand for?
National board dental hygiene exam
What does JCNDE stand for?
Joint commission on national dental examinations
What does CDCA stand for?
The commission on dental competency assessments
What does CODA stand for?
Commission on dental accreditation
When was Fones school first accredited by CODA? How often must a program be accredited?
Accredited since 1953, reviewed every 5 years.
What are the 3 criteria to be a hygienist in CT?
Graduate from an accredited program, pass the national board, and pass the state clinical board
What does it mean for a hygienist to be educated, boarded, and licensed?
Education from an accredited program, passed all boards, and received DH license
Do all states have the same rules and regulations for licensure?
No
What does CSCE stand for?
Computer simulated clinical examination
What does MTCE stand for?
Manikin treatment clinical examinations
, Is the NBDHE online, computer simulated or written?
Online at a testing center
What are the two components of the CDCA?
the CSCE and MTCE
Is the CSCE online, computer simulated, or written?
computer simulated at a testing center
Where does the MTCE take place?
On a manikin at an exam site
What score do you need to pass the NBDHE?
minimum of 75
A in ADPIED
Assessment: looking at health history, clinical assessment, and risk assessment
D in ADPIED
Diagnosis: interpret assessments and oral health needs
P in ADPIED
Planning: set realistic goals and select intervention that will achieve optimal oral health
I in ADPIED
Implementation: carrying out care plan while minimizing risk and optimizing health and patient
comfort
E in ADPIED
Evaluation: assess patient satisfaction and achievement of care plan goals, use EBDM
D in ADPIED
Documentation: legal records containing each step of patient assessment to care provided, includes
dates and times
Why is health history important?
To prevent and manage medical emergencies
Why is patient caregiver consent important?
A person must be fully informed and give valid consent to treatment
What are the 4 parts of health history?
Why is Licensure important?
Protects the public from unqualified individuals and unsafe practices
What is the strongest form of regulation used today?
Licensure
What testing agencies are involved with becoming a hygienist?
NBDHE, CDCA, JCNDE
What does NBDHE stand for?
National board dental hygiene exam
What does JCNDE stand for?
Joint commission on national dental examinations
What does CDCA stand for?
The commission on dental competency assessments
What does CODA stand for?
Commission on dental accreditation
When was Fones school first accredited by CODA? How often must a program be accredited?
Accredited since 1953, reviewed every 5 years.
What are the 3 criteria to be a hygienist in CT?
Graduate from an accredited program, pass the national board, and pass the state clinical board
What does it mean for a hygienist to be educated, boarded, and licensed?
Education from an accredited program, passed all boards, and received DH license
Do all states have the same rules and regulations for licensure?
No
What does CSCE stand for?
Computer simulated clinical examination
What does MTCE stand for?
Manikin treatment clinical examinations
, Is the NBDHE online, computer simulated or written?
Online at a testing center
What are the two components of the CDCA?
the CSCE and MTCE
Is the CSCE online, computer simulated, or written?
computer simulated at a testing center
Where does the MTCE take place?
On a manikin at an exam site
What score do you need to pass the NBDHE?
minimum of 75
A in ADPIED
Assessment: looking at health history, clinical assessment, and risk assessment
D in ADPIED
Diagnosis: interpret assessments and oral health needs
P in ADPIED
Planning: set realistic goals and select intervention that will achieve optimal oral health
I in ADPIED
Implementation: carrying out care plan while minimizing risk and optimizing health and patient
comfort
E in ADPIED
Evaluation: assess patient satisfaction and achievement of care plan goals, use EBDM
D in ADPIED
Documentation: legal records containing each step of patient assessment to care provided, includes
dates and times
Why is health history important?
To prevent and manage medical emergencies
Why is patient caregiver consent important?
A person must be fully informed and give valid consent to treatment
What are the 4 parts of health history?
