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Right Handed vs. Left Handed clock positions Ans: RH: 8 o'clock = front of the patient 9 o'clock = side of the patient 10-11 o'clock = corner of headrest 12 o'clock = behind the patient LH: 4 o'clock = front of the patient 3 o'clock = side of the patient 1-2 o'clock = corner of headrest 12 o'clock = behind the patient Clinician positions Page | 2 All rights reserved © 2025/ 2026 | Ans: -moves around the patient to maintain a neutral body position Neutral positioning Ans: Neck: -head tilt at 0 to 15 degrees Back: -leaning forward slightly from the waist or hips (0 to 2o degrees) Shoulders: -shoulders even Upper arm: -elbows at waist level held slightly away from the body (0 to 20 degrees) Forearm: -parallel to the floor (60 to 100, 90 is ideal) Hand: -little finger- side of palm slightly lower than the thumb-side Page | 3 All rights reserved © 2025/ 2026 | Ergonomics Do's and Don'ts Ans: -dont alter position just to get the job done -do assume a neutral, balanced body position -do make adjustments to the patients chair and equipment Choosing the right handle Ans: Recommended -lightweight handle -large diameter -tapered handle -raised texturing (knurling pattern) Supine (maxillary treat

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Clinic Theory 1 Midterm Review Questions
and Correct Answers/ Latest Update /
Already Graded
Right Handed vs. Left Handed clock positions

Ans: RH:


8 o'clock = front of the patient
9 o'clock = side of the patient
10-11 o'clock = corner of headrest
12 o'clock = behind the patient




LH:


4 o'clock = front of the patient
3 o'clock = side of the patient
1-2 o'clock = corner of headrest
12 o'clock = behind the patient


Clinician positions




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Ans: -moves around the patient to maintain a neutral body
position


Neutral positioning

Ans: Neck:
-head tilt at 0 to 15 degrees


Back:
-leaning forward slightly from the waist or hips (0 to 2o
degrees)


Shoulders:
-shoulders even


Upper arm:
-elbows at waist level held slightly away from the body (0 to 20
degrees)


Forearm:
-parallel to the floor (60 to 100, 90 is ideal)


Hand:
-little finger- side of palm slightly lower than the thumb -side

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Ergonomics Do's and Don'ts

Ans: -dont alter position just to get the job done




-do assume a neutral, balanced body position
-do make adjustments to the patients chair and equipment


Choosing the right handle

Ans: Recommended
-lightweight handle
-large diameter
-tapered handle
-raised texturing (knurling pattern)


Supine (maxillary treatment areas)

Ans: -patients feet even with the tip of the nose
-chair back, nearly parallel to floor


Semi-supine (mandibular treatment areas)

Ans: -chair back raised slightly

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-patients head tilt= chin DOWN


Sickle

Ans: -limited to supragingival use
-traingular cross section
-pointed tip


Exploratory stroke

Ans: *aka assessment stroke*


-used to detect calculus deposits or other tooth surface
irregularities


-subgingival instrumentation relies on sense of touch to locate
calculus deposits beneath the gingival margin
"tactile sensitivity"


Explorer 11/12 Clock Positions

Ans: Anterior teeth
-divide anterior teeth at the midline
-surfaces away are at 12 o'clock and surfaces towards are at 8
o'clock

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