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DANB: General Chairside - Exam Questions And Answers Latest 2024 (Graded A+) The position of the body standing erect with the feet together and the arms hanging at the sides and the palms facing forward is referred to as the ___________ position. a. resting b. anatomic c. supine d. postural - Answer b. anatomic The examination technique in which the examiner uses his or her fingers to feel for size, texture, and consistency of hard and soft tissue is called? a. determination b. palpation c. inspection d. assessment - Answer b. palpation What type of consent is given when a patient enters a dentist's office? a. informed consent b. implied consent c. implied consent for minors d. informed refusal - Answer b. implied consent Consent is: a. an involuntary act of submission to dental procedures b. a voluntary acceptance of what is planned or done by another person c. only necessary for surgical procedures involving general anesthesia d. only legal if the patient is older than 21 years of age - Answer b. a voluntary acceptance of what is planned or done by another person A patient's chart that denotes a congenital absence of some or all of the teeth would indicate: a. micrognathia b. ankylosis c. macrognathia d. anodontia - Answer d. anodontia The tooth-numbering system that begins with the maxiallary right third molar as tooth #1 and ends with the mandibular right third molar as tooth #32 is the __________ system. a. Universal b. Palmer Notation c. Fédération Dentaire Internationale d. Global Numbering - Answer a. universal An abbreviation used in the progress notes or chart to indicate a mesioocclusobuccal restoration is: a. BuOcM b. BOM c. MOD d. MOB - Answer d. MOB A developmental abnormality characterized by the complete bonding of two adjacent teeth caused by irregular growth is: a. geremination b. fusion c. ankylosis d. concrescence - Answer b. fusion A(n) __________ tooth is any tooth that is prevented from reaching its normal position in the mouth by tissue, bone, or another tooth. a. avulsed b. impacted c. ankylosed d. fused - Answer b. impacted An oral habit consisting of involuntary gnashing, grinding, and clenching of the teerth is: a. erosion b. bruxism c. attrition d. abrasion - Answer b. bruxism


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