Student RDH: Community Exam with all Correct & 100% Verified
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1. role of rdh
in public clinician, educator, advocate, research, administrator
health
2. primary prevent the onset of disease, reverse the initial stages of the disease,
preven-tions
arrest the progress of the disease before treatment is needed
3. secondary
pre-ventions terminate a disease and restore tissues to near normal function
4. tertiary example: driving and filling a cavity, periodontal therapy
preven-tion
replace lost tissues and rehabilitate them to near normal function
5. what is the
most common example: dental implants,
child-hood
disease? bridges dental caries
6. why do root
caries
increase with
age? recession, meds (xerostomia), lack of oral care
7. prevention of
caries is
possible by:
dietary education, counseling
8. what is the pri- sealant program
mary cause of fluoride therapy
pe-riodontal OHI
disease
bacteria
9. what is one of
the most
impor-
smoking
-gingival inflammation is reduced in smokers making tissues look
healthier than they actually are
, Student RDH: Community Exam with all Correct & 100% Verified
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tant risk factors
for perio?
10. risk factors of pe- smoking
rio gender (men) SES
Low educational level smoking
11. oral cancer and alcohol
risk factors
12. tobacco A's
cessa-tion
ask advise
asess
assist
arrange
13. what is the sin-
gle most effec-
community water fluoridation
tive public
health measure
to pre-vent
tooth decay
14. Cost of
commu-nity
water inexpensive
fluoi-
dation
($0.12 to $1.16 per individual/year)
15. recommended
level of
fluoride in 0.7ppm
water
16. 2ppm
, Student RDH: Community Exam with all Correct & 100% Verified
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water
over goes
under
defluoridatio
n
0.3ppm
17. bottled water
usually
contains less
than of
fluoride
is added during processing
18. FDA regulations
require listing
of fluoride in
bot-tled water
only....
19. School water useful in areas where community water fluoridation is not available
flu-oridation
concentration is 4-5x higher than the rec. comm. water fl.
levels limited success because students are only in school part
of the year
20. fluoride tooth--children should start in the earlier grades for max success
paste
-requires parent consent
recommended for children under 2-3yrs
21. daily dietary
sup-plements
are used for -smear size for children younger than 3
children from-pea size for 3-6yrs 6months
to 16 yrs
22.
Answers |Latest Version |Already Graded A+
1. role of rdh
in public clinician, educator, advocate, research, administrator
health
2. primary prevent the onset of disease, reverse the initial stages of the disease,
preven-tions
arrest the progress of the disease before treatment is needed
3. secondary
pre-ventions terminate a disease and restore tissues to near normal function
4. tertiary example: driving and filling a cavity, periodontal therapy
preven-tion
replace lost tissues and rehabilitate them to near normal function
5. what is the
most common example: dental implants,
child-hood
disease? bridges dental caries
6. why do root
caries
increase with
age? recession, meds (xerostomia), lack of oral care
7. prevention of
caries is
possible by:
dietary education, counseling
8. what is the pri- sealant program
mary cause of fluoride therapy
pe-riodontal OHI
disease
bacteria
9. what is one of
the most
impor-
smoking
-gingival inflammation is reduced in smokers making tissues look
healthier than they actually are
, Student RDH: Community Exam with all Correct & 100% Verified
Answers |Latest Version |Already Graded A+
tant risk factors
for perio?
10. risk factors of pe- smoking
rio gender (men) SES
Low educational level smoking
11. oral cancer and alcohol
risk factors
12. tobacco A's
cessa-tion
ask advise
asess
assist
arrange
13. what is the sin-
gle most effec-
community water fluoridation
tive public
health measure
to pre-vent
tooth decay
14. Cost of
commu-nity
water inexpensive
fluoi-
dation
($0.12 to $1.16 per individual/year)
15. recommended
level of
fluoride in 0.7ppm
water
16. 2ppm
, Student RDH: Community Exam with all Correct & 100% Verified
Answers |Latest Version |Already Graded A+
water
over goes
under
defluoridatio
n
0.3ppm
17. bottled water
usually
contains less
than of
fluoride
is added during processing
18. FDA regulations
require listing
of fluoride in
bot-tled water
only....
19. School water useful in areas where community water fluoridation is not available
flu-oridation
concentration is 4-5x higher than the rec. comm. water fl.
levels limited success because students are only in school part
of the year
20. fluoride tooth--children should start in the earlier grades for max success
paste
-requires parent consent
recommended for children under 2-3yrs
21. daily dietary
sup-plements
are used for -smear size for children younger than 3
children from-pea size for 3-6yrs 6months
to 16 yrs
22.
