CDH FINAL question with answers
Which agency monitors the fluoride content in community water supply? - -EPA
-Which is considered a benefit of a poster session? - -a poster session provides an
opportunity for immediate feedback and exchange ideas with peers.
-PubMed is a reliable source to find research reports and is from the __________ - -
National Library of Medicine
-teaching mothers how to dress, feed, and bathe their babies is an early example
of? - -Public Health Program
-community water fluoridation is especially beneficial for which target group? - -
those of low socioeconomic levels
-the only valid opposition ever utilized in relation to fluoridating public water
supplies was _______ - -a violation of personal freedom
-if the fluoride concentration in water is 0.3 to <0.6, the fluoride supplement
dosage for a child that is birth to 6months would be: - -0 mg
-if the fluoride concentration in water is 0.3 to <0.6, the fluoride supplement
dosage for a child that is 6 months to 3 years would be: - -0 mg
-if the fluoride concentration in water is 0.3 to <0.6, the fluoride supplement
dosage for a child that is 3 years to 6 years would be: - -0.25 mg
-if the fluoride concentration in water is 0.3 to <0.6, the fluoride supplement
dosage for a child that is 6 years to 16 years would be: - -0.50 mg
-If the existing fluoride content of a water supply in the desert Southwest is 0.3
ppm, what amount of fluoride should be added to achieve the optimum
recommended level?
a. 0.4 ppm
b. 0.7 ppm
c. 1.0 ppm
d. 1.3 ppm - -0.4ppm
-in order to prescribe the correct fluoride supplements for a child, the following
information is required: - -age of child & fluoride in drinking water
-examiners should be ________ to ensure study effectiveness. - -calibrated
-a peer-reviewed article indicates the article has been reviewed by? - -editorial
reviewers who are dental providers/researchers
-dental public health is a component of? - -public health
, -in a non-fluoridated community, which preventive dental health program would
have the most cost-efficient method for the control of caries in elementary school
children? - -a fluoride mouth rinse program
-in the scientific community it is considered the cut off point for statistical
significance if a p value of equal or less than this. - -.005
-how long should a study of dental care products be to ensure adequate results? - -
at least 6 months
-which of the following is listed as one of the 10 great public health measures
adopted during the 20th century? - -community water fluoridation
-the best dental public health program in a metropolitan area most likely would
___________. - -prevent disease and improve all people's dental health
-At age 11, an individual who has lived in a nonfluoridated community since birth
moves to an area in whihc the water contain 10 ppm of fluoride. At age 35, he is
likely to exhibit which of the following?
a. Osteoporosis
b. severe dental fluorosis
c. a 60% reduction in dental caries
d. increased fluoride stored in his bones - -increased fluoride stored in his bones
-An example of a peer-reviewed journal is the ______
A) Journal of Practical Hygiene
B) Journal of Dental Hygiene
C) International Journal of Dental Hygiene
D) Both A and B
E) All of the above - -all of the above
-according to the national primary drinking water regulations, the maximum
containment level of F is: - -4ppm
-School water fluoridation is recommended for communities: 1) without fluoridated
water 2) without a central water supply 3)that are optimally fluoridated 4) with a
larger urban population - -1 and 2
-which of the following paired water fluoride concentrations and individuals is most
likely to result in moderate fluorosis but not systemic toxicity? - -3 ppm in a 6 year
old child
-In addition to professionally-applied fluoride, which of the following are
recommended for a caries-prone 10 year old child who resides in a fluoridated
community?
a. fluoride dentifrice and dietary fluoride supplements
b. fluoride dentifrice and low concentration fluoride mouthrinse
c. fluoride dentifrice and high concentration fluoride mouthrinse
d. dietary fluoride supplements and high concentration fluoride mouthrinse - -
fluoride dentifrice and low concentration fluoride mouthrinse
, -the correlation between bone cancer and fluoride ingestion is: - -not proven in
credible clinical literature, a theory supported by anti-fluoridationists, a scare tactic
occasionally used by small interest groups
-which of the following sources can be used to locate information on dental care
products? - -sales reps, internet, colleagues, lay magazines
-the ADA seal of acceptance program is regulated by the _____. - -American Dental
Associaton
-Fluoride toxicity manifests in bones as: - -osteosclerosis
-in communities without fluoridated water supplies, the most cost-effective method
of delivering systemic fluoride to 6 to 12 year old children would be through: - -
school water fluoridation
-demographic information suggests a correlation between oral health status and
__________. - -socioeconomic status
-a dental hygienist should recommend products based on ADA seal. - -false
-community water fluoridation works both systemically and topically. - -True
-no more than 120 2.2mg NaF tablets should be prescribed at one time. - -True
-Repeated topical application of a fluoride agent does not produce tooth mottling
because applied fluoride is neutralized by the calcium in saliva. - -False
-The FDA approves only those bottled water carriers that add fluoride - -false
-the two steps taken if an individual is known or suspected to have taken a
potentially toxic amount of fluoride would be to give the patient milk to bind with
the fluoride then induce vomitting. - -false
-research has not found a definite correlation between fluoridation and down
syndrome - -True
-the ADA is a government-affiliated agency that regulates dental care product
market. - -false
-reliable dental research and literature should use resource articles from only the
latest publications. - -false
-The science and art of preventing and controlling dental disease and promoting
dental health through organized community efforts - -dental public health
-a condensed version of the study - -abstract
-detailed outline of previous findings - -literature review
Which agency monitors the fluoride content in community water supply? - -EPA
-Which is considered a benefit of a poster session? - -a poster session provides an
opportunity for immediate feedback and exchange ideas with peers.
-PubMed is a reliable source to find research reports and is from the __________ - -
National Library of Medicine
-teaching mothers how to dress, feed, and bathe their babies is an early example
of? - -Public Health Program
-community water fluoridation is especially beneficial for which target group? - -
those of low socioeconomic levels
-the only valid opposition ever utilized in relation to fluoridating public water
supplies was _______ - -a violation of personal freedom
-if the fluoride concentration in water is 0.3 to <0.6, the fluoride supplement
dosage for a child that is birth to 6months would be: - -0 mg
-if the fluoride concentration in water is 0.3 to <0.6, the fluoride supplement
dosage for a child that is 6 months to 3 years would be: - -0 mg
-if the fluoride concentration in water is 0.3 to <0.6, the fluoride supplement
dosage for a child that is 3 years to 6 years would be: - -0.25 mg
-if the fluoride concentration in water is 0.3 to <0.6, the fluoride supplement
dosage for a child that is 6 years to 16 years would be: - -0.50 mg
-If the existing fluoride content of a water supply in the desert Southwest is 0.3
ppm, what amount of fluoride should be added to achieve the optimum
recommended level?
a. 0.4 ppm
b. 0.7 ppm
c. 1.0 ppm
d. 1.3 ppm - -0.4ppm
-in order to prescribe the correct fluoride supplements for a child, the following
information is required: - -age of child & fluoride in drinking water
-examiners should be ________ to ensure study effectiveness. - -calibrated
-a peer-reviewed article indicates the article has been reviewed by? - -editorial
reviewers who are dental providers/researchers
-dental public health is a component of? - -public health
, -in a non-fluoridated community, which preventive dental health program would
have the most cost-efficient method for the control of caries in elementary school
children? - -a fluoride mouth rinse program
-in the scientific community it is considered the cut off point for statistical
significance if a p value of equal or less than this. - -.005
-how long should a study of dental care products be to ensure adequate results? - -
at least 6 months
-which of the following is listed as one of the 10 great public health measures
adopted during the 20th century? - -community water fluoridation
-the best dental public health program in a metropolitan area most likely would
___________. - -prevent disease and improve all people's dental health
-At age 11, an individual who has lived in a nonfluoridated community since birth
moves to an area in whihc the water contain 10 ppm of fluoride. At age 35, he is
likely to exhibit which of the following?
a. Osteoporosis
b. severe dental fluorosis
c. a 60% reduction in dental caries
d. increased fluoride stored in his bones - -increased fluoride stored in his bones
-An example of a peer-reviewed journal is the ______
A) Journal of Practical Hygiene
B) Journal of Dental Hygiene
C) International Journal of Dental Hygiene
D) Both A and B
E) All of the above - -all of the above
-according to the national primary drinking water regulations, the maximum
containment level of F is: - -4ppm
-School water fluoridation is recommended for communities: 1) without fluoridated
water 2) without a central water supply 3)that are optimally fluoridated 4) with a
larger urban population - -1 and 2
-which of the following paired water fluoride concentrations and individuals is most
likely to result in moderate fluorosis but not systemic toxicity? - -3 ppm in a 6 year
old child
-In addition to professionally-applied fluoride, which of the following are
recommended for a caries-prone 10 year old child who resides in a fluoridated
community?
a. fluoride dentifrice and dietary fluoride supplements
b. fluoride dentifrice and low concentration fluoride mouthrinse
c. fluoride dentifrice and high concentration fluoride mouthrinse
d. dietary fluoride supplements and high concentration fluoride mouthrinse - -
fluoride dentifrice and low concentration fluoride mouthrinse
, -the correlation between bone cancer and fluoride ingestion is: - -not proven in
credible clinical literature, a theory supported by anti-fluoridationists, a scare tactic
occasionally used by small interest groups
-which of the following sources can be used to locate information on dental care
products? - -sales reps, internet, colleagues, lay magazines
-the ADA seal of acceptance program is regulated by the _____. - -American Dental
Associaton
-Fluoride toxicity manifests in bones as: - -osteosclerosis
-in communities without fluoridated water supplies, the most cost-effective method
of delivering systemic fluoride to 6 to 12 year old children would be through: - -
school water fluoridation
-demographic information suggests a correlation between oral health status and
__________. - -socioeconomic status
-a dental hygienist should recommend products based on ADA seal. - -false
-community water fluoridation works both systemically and topically. - -True
-no more than 120 2.2mg NaF tablets should be prescribed at one time. - -True
-Repeated topical application of a fluoride agent does not produce tooth mottling
because applied fluoride is neutralized by the calcium in saliva. - -False
-The FDA approves only those bottled water carriers that add fluoride - -false
-the two steps taken if an individual is known or suspected to have taken a
potentially toxic amount of fluoride would be to give the patient milk to bind with
the fluoride then induce vomitting. - -false
-research has not found a definite correlation between fluoridation and down
syndrome - -True
-the ADA is a government-affiliated agency that regulates dental care product
market. - -false
-reliable dental research and literature should use resource articles from only the
latest publications. - -false
-The science and art of preventing and controlling dental disease and promoting
dental health through organized community efforts - -dental public health
-a condensed version of the study - -abstract
-detailed outline of previous findings - -literature review
