INBDE Patient Management COMPLETE QUESTIONS RATED CORRECT ANSWERS 2025

ADA Principles of Ethics - Correct Ans-1. Autonomy 2. Nonmaleficence 3. Beneficence 4. Justice 5. Veracity Autonomy - Correct Ans-1. Patient's right to SELF-DETERMINATION and PRIVACY 2. Meet patient's desires while within the bounds of acceptable treatment 3. HIPAA Informed Consent - Correct Ans-1. Providing Benefits, Risks and Alternative Treatment Options 2. Based on Autonomy 3. Can be charged for Battery or Assault if not presented Minors - Correct Ans-Anyone under 18 Can Minors give consent - Correct Ans-1. Generally no, they can give IMPLIED CONSENT or ASSENT but NOT Consent 2. EXCEPTION is if they are EMANCIPATED Emancipation of Minors - Correct Ans-1. Married 2. Parent 3. Pregnant 4. Military How long should patient documents be kept? - Correct Ans-As long as possible Nonmaleficence - Correct Ans-1. Keep knowledge UP TO DATE 2. KNOW YOUR LIMITS Beneficence - Correct Ans-Do good to your patients Justice - Correct Ans-1. Be FAIR 2. Do NOT Slander Veracity - Correct Ans-1. Be HONEST and TRUSTWORTHY Statute of Limitation Occurrence Rule - Correct Ans-Statute of Limitation begins when Malpractice OCCURRED Statute of Limitation Discovery Rule - Correct Ans-Statute of Limitation begins when Malpractice is DISCOVERED Good Samaritan Act - Correct Ans-Provides LEGAL Protection to those Healthcare Professionals that are providing "Reasonable Assistance" to those who are: 1. Ill 2. Injured 3. Incapacitated 4. In Peril Behavior Change - Correct Ans-1. Antecedent 2. Behavior 3. Consequences Stages of Change - Correct Ans-1. Precontemplation: Not thinking of changing 2. Contemplation: Thinking of changing 3. Preparation: Getting ready to change 4. Action: Changing 5. Maintenance: Social Cognitive Theory - Correct Ans-1. Self-Efficacy: COGNITIVE Perception that you can do it 2. Behavioral Modeling: Learning from models around you 3. Social Reinforcement: Positive SOCIAL Consequences Health Belief Model - Correct Ans-1. Perceived Susceptibility 2. Perceived Costs and Benefits 3. Cue to Action Behavioral Strategies - Correct Ans-1. ALTERING Antecedents or Consequences 2. Shaping 3. Premack Principle Shaping - Correct Ans-Setting small goals and rewarding yourself for each step Premack Principle - Correct Ans-Making a HIGH-Probability Event contingent upon completing a LOW-Probability Event Motivational Interviewing - Correct Ans-1. Person-Centered Counseling designed to help transition from Ambivalence to Change 2. OARS (Open-Ended Questions, Affirmations, Reflective Listening, Summarizing) What are the stages of Motivational Interviewing? - Correct Ans-1. Engaging 2. Focusing 3. Evoking 4. Planning (Sustaining, Change, Commitment) Anxious Patients are more likely to - Correct Ans-1. Sit Still 2. Not Say Much Anxious Patients require more - Correct Ans-1. Interpersonal Distance What is the best method of Stress Management? - Correct Ans-1. Trust 2. Empathy 3. Coping What are some Coping Mechanisms for Stress Management? - Correct Ans-1. Diaphragmatic Breathing 2. Progressive Muscle Relaxation 3. Systematic Desensitization 4. Distraction 5. Tell, Show and Do 6. Habituation 7. Rational Response/Cognitive Coping 8. Guided Imagery 9. Hypnosis Cognitive Appraisal of Threat - Correct Ans-1. Controllability 2. Familiarity 3. Predictability 4. Imminence What medication can be used for Mild Pain Response? - Correct Ans-Ibuprofen OR Acetaminophen What medication can be used for Moderate Pain Response? - Correct Ans-Ibuprofen AND Acetaminophen What medication can be used for Severe Pain Response? - Correct Ans-Ibuprofen AND Acetaminophen AND Opioid What are IRREVERSIBLE Epidemiologic Measures? - Correct Ans-DMFT What are REVERSIBLE Epidemiologic Measures? - Correct Ans-1. Gingival Index 2. Periodontal Index 3. Simplified Oral Hygiene Index DMFT - Correct Ans-1. Decayed 2. Missing 3. Filled Permanent Teeth DMFS - Correct Ans-1. Decayed 2. Missing