Finale (NDAEB EXAM) UPDATED ACTUAL Questions and
CORRECT Answers
1. What is the rationale for because they may be clues that a person is experiencing illness,
obtaining and recording infection, or internal body damage.
vital signs?
2. how can Pulse be mea- measured by TOUCH - pressure on an artery just below the skin.
sured? 60-100
and what is the normal -can be affected by
range of pulse for adults? • Exercise
• Mood
• Stress
Pain
3. how can temperature be Thermometer
measured?
35.5 - 37.5 C or (96 - 99.6 F)
and what is the normal
range of it for adults? -can be affected by:
Time of day (varies morning to night)
Environment
Illness (infection or inflammation)
Hot / Cold Drinks
Alcohol
smoking
etc..
4. how can Blood Pressure Auscultatory Method
be measured? (Manual) or Digital.
120/80
and what is the normal
range of it for adults?
5.
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, Finale (NDAEB EXAM) UPDATED ACTUAL Questions and
CORRECT Answers
how can Respiration be Measured by watching the rise and fall of the chest wall.
measured?
14-20
and what is the normal
range of it for adults? -can be affected by
• Age
• Exercise
• Excitement
• Pain
• Fever
6. List and explain 3 pour- • Double pour method
ing methods used to cre-
ate the art portion of a • Box and pour method
model.
Inverted pour method
7. Describe 3 causes and pre- •Air present in the original mass-
ventive measures of air
bubbles in a dental model. •Air is incorporated during mixing-
• Air trapped during pouring-
8. Describe the poured mod- no vestibular detail/roll in the impression
el of an under-seated im-
pression?
9. Describe the poured mod- cusps touch tray resulting in flat areas on the model (impressions)
el of an over-seated im-
pression?
10. What information is used Name of Patient
to identify casts? Date of birth
Date impressions taken
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CORRECT Answers
1. What is the rationale for because they may be clues that a person is experiencing illness,
obtaining and recording infection, or internal body damage.
vital signs?
2. how can Pulse be mea- measured by TOUCH - pressure on an artery just below the skin.
sured? 60-100
and what is the normal -can be affected by
range of pulse for adults? • Exercise
• Mood
• Stress
Pain
3. how can temperature be Thermometer
measured?
35.5 - 37.5 C or (96 - 99.6 F)
and what is the normal
range of it for adults? -can be affected by:
Time of day (varies morning to night)
Environment
Illness (infection or inflammation)
Hot / Cold Drinks
Alcohol
smoking
etc..
4. how can Blood Pressure Auscultatory Method
be measured? (Manual) or Digital.
120/80
and what is the normal
range of it for adults?
5.
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, Finale (NDAEB EXAM) UPDATED ACTUAL Questions and
CORRECT Answers
how can Respiration be Measured by watching the rise and fall of the chest wall.
measured?
14-20
and what is the normal
range of it for adults? -can be affected by
• Age
• Exercise
• Excitement
• Pain
• Fever
6. List and explain 3 pour- • Double pour method
ing methods used to cre-
ate the art portion of a • Box and pour method
model.
Inverted pour method
7. Describe 3 causes and pre- •Air present in the original mass-
ventive measures of air
bubbles in a dental model. •Air is incorporated during mixing-
• Air trapped during pouring-
8. Describe the poured mod- no vestibular detail/roll in the impression
el of an under-seated im-
pression?
9. Describe the poured mod- cusps touch tray resulting in flat areas on the model (impressions)
el of an over-seated im-
pression?
10. What information is used Name of Patient
to identify casts? Date of birth
Date impressions taken
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