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Board Dental Jurisprudence




PA State




COMPLETE EXAM
Q&S




©2024/2025

,1. Which of the following is a primary ethical principle in
dental practice?
A) Financial gain
B) Patient autonomy
C) Practitioner convenience
D) Industry competition
Correct Answer: B) Patient autonomy

2. Under the PA Dental Practice Act, which action is
considered unprofessional conduct?
A) Refusing to treat a patient based on the patient's race
or religion
B) Providing free services to a patient in need
C) Attending continuing education courses
D) Practicing with an expired license
Correct Answer: A) Refusing to treat a patient based on
the patient's race or religion

3. What is the minimum requirement for dental record
retention in Pennsylvania?
A) 5 years
B) 7 years
C) 10 years
D) Indefinitely
Correct Answer: C) 10 years

4. Which document is essential for obtaining informed
consent?
A) Treatment plan
B) Dental chart
C) Consent form
D) Billing statement
©2024/2025

, Correct Answer: C) Consent form

5. In Pennsylvania, which body is responsible for licensing
dental professionals?
A) American Dental Association
B) State Board of Dentistry
C) Department of Health
D) National Board Dental Examinations
Correct Answer: B) State Board of Dentistry

6. What is the primary purpose of infection control protocols
in a dental office?
A) To protect the dental team
B) To comply with insurance requirements
C) To prevent the spread of infectious diseases
D) To reduce costs associated with sterilization
Correct Answer: C) To prevent the spread of infectious
diseases

7. When is it permissible to release a patient's dental
records without their consent?
A) When requested by the patient's family member
B) When transferring records to another dental office
C) Under a court order
D) For marketing purposes
Correct Answer: C) Under a court order

8. What is the consequence of failing to meet continuing
education requirements for dental licensure in PA?
A) Mandatory retirement
B) License suspension
C) A fine
D) No consequence
©2024/2025

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