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Dental Hygiene With complete solutions | latest update 2026/2027 98.6 degrees - Ans 60-100bpm for adults 80-120bpm for children Normal body temp( adults and children) 100-160bpm for infants - Ans 14-20 breaths per min(adults) Normal pulse approx. 20 breaths per min(children) - Ans 120/80 - Ans 120-129/80 - Ans 130-139/80-89 Normal BP elevated BP Recheck in 1 mo and refer to MD - Ans ≥140/ ≥90 Recheck in 2 wks. and refer to MD - Ans 180/120 Normal Respirations Mild hypertension (Stage 1) Moderate hypertension (Stage 2) Prompt consult with MD before treatment - Ans Hypertensive crisis ASA I - Ans Normal Healthy well controlled such as asthma, epilepsy, non-insulin dependent diabetes, cigarette smoker, pregnant/healthy, BP between 140-159/90-94 - Ans ASA II severe systemic diseases such as stable angina, CVA/ MI more than 6mo ago, CHF, well controlled insulin dependent diabetes, COPD, exercise induced asthma, BP between 160 199/95-114 - Ans ASA III ASA IV or V Don't treat-unstable conditions or recent incidence, not expected to survive more than 24hrs. - Ans Amoxicillin-2gm orally 1hr prior to treatment Clindamycin-600mg 1hr prior to treatment - Ans Premed doses Prosthetic valves, congenital heart disease, previous hx of endocarditits, organ transplant or dialysis, joint replacement, uncontrolled diabetes - Ans Reason for needing Premed Prolonged clotting time - Ans Anticoagulant therapy - Ans Vitamin K deficiency results in used to treat pulmonary emboli, thrombophlebitis, and MI Heparin or Coumadin (Warfarin) - Ans commonly used for anticoagulant therapy C. ASA III - Ans Which ASA risk classification is appropriate for the patient who has controlled type I diabetes? A. ASA I B. ASA II C. ASA III D. ASA IV C. Refer patient to physician for consultation - Ans A patient presents with a blood pressure reading of 150/120. Which of the following is the best treatment consideration ? A. Provide routine treatment B. Keep appointment duration short C. Refer patient to physician for consultation D. Provide referral for medical evaluation of blood pressure within a month Dilated (midriasis) - Ans Pinpoint (miosis) - Ans unequal - Ans Pupils: CNS stimulant usage or lack oxygen to brain Pupils: CNS depressant usage (narcotic or alcohol) pupils: stroke Bulging - Ans pupils: hyperactive thyroid Tops are most susceptible to skin cancer - Ans ears lymphoid tissue and is found distal to the circumvallate papilla on the - Ans lingual tonsil B. Joint enlargement - Ans During examination of the TMJ, all of the following are issues to be considered EXCEPT one. Which one is the

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Dental Hygiene With complete solutions | latest
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98.6 degrees - Ans Normal body temp( adults and children)



60-100bpm for adults

80-120bpm for children

100-160bpm for infants - Ans Normal pulse



14-20 breaths per min(adults)

approx. 20 breaths per min(children) - Ans Normal Respirations



<120/<80 - Ans Normal BP



120-129/<80 - Ans elevated BP



130-139/80-89

Recheck in 1 mo and refer to MD - Ans Mild hypertension (Stage 1)



≥140/ ≥90

Recheck in 2 wks. and refer to MD - Ans Moderate hypertension (Stage 2)



>180/>120

,Prompt consult with MD before treatment - Ans Hypertensive crisis



ASA I - Ans Normal Healthy



well controlled such as asthma, epilepsy, non-insulin dependent diabetes, cigarette smoker,
pregnant/healthy, BP between 140-159/90-94 - Ans ASA II



severe systemic diseases such as stable angina, CVA/ MI more than 6mo ago, CHF, well
controlled insulin dependent diabetes, COPD, exercise induced asthma, BP between 160-
199/95-114 - Ans ASA III



Don't treat-unstable conditions or recent incidence, not expected to survive more than 24hrs. -
Ans ASA IV or V



Amoxicillin-2gm orally 1hr prior to treatment

Clindamycin-600mg 1hr prior to treatment - Ans Premed doses



Prosthetic valves, congenital heart disease, previous hx of endocarditits, organ transplant or
dialysis, joint replacement, uncontrolled diabetes - Ans Reason for needing Premed



Prolonged clotting time - Ans Vitamin K deficiency results in



Anticoagulant therapy - Ans used to treat pulmonary emboli, thrombophlebitis, and MI



Heparin or Coumadin (Warfarin) - Ans commonly used for anticoagulant therapy

,C. ASA III - Ans Which ASA risk classification is appropriate for the patient who has
controlled type I diabetes?

A. ASA I

B. ASA II

C. ASA III

D. ASA IV



C. Refer patient to physician for consultation - Ans A patient presents with a blood
pressure reading of 150/120. Which of the following is the best treatment consideration ?

A. Provide routine treatment

B. Keep appointment duration short

C. Refer patient to physician for consultation

D. Provide referral for medical evaluation of blood pressure within a month



Dilated (midriasis) - Ans Pupils: CNS stimulant usage or lack oxygen to brain



Pinpoint (miosis) - Ans Pupils: CNS depressant usage (narcotic or alcohol)



unequal - Ans pupils: stroke



Bulging - Ans pupils: hyperactive thyroid



Tops are most susceptible to skin cancer - Ans ears



lymphoid tissue and is found distal to the circumvallate papilla on the - Ans lingual tonsil

, B. Joint enlargement - Ans During examination of the TMJ, all of the following are issues
to be considered EXCEPT one. Which one is the EXCEPTION?

A. Clicking

B. Joint enlargement

C. Tenderness

D. Deviations upon movement



B. Filliform - Ans Which of the following papillae do not contain taste buds?

A. Fungiform

B. Filliform

C. Circumvalate

D. Foliate



D. Bi-manual - Ans Which of the following is used to palpate the floor of the mouth?

A. Digital

B. Bi-digital

C. Manual

D. Bi-manual



D. All of the above - Ans Tongue piercing can lead to which of the following
complications?

A. Secondary infection

B. Chipped tooth

C. Tetanus

D. All of the above

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