FL DH LAW PRACTICE EXAM
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[Document subtitle]
[DATE]
[COMPANY NAME]
[Company address]
,Who determines which tasks are remediable tasks? - Precise Answer
✔✔board by rule shall designate which tasks are remediable and
delegable
*All other remediable tasks shall be performed under the direct, indirect,
or general supervision of a dentist, as determined by rule of the board,
and after such formal or on-the-job training by the dental hygienist or
dental assistant as the board by rule may require.
A dentist can delegate a remediable task to a hygienist/assistant as long
as the task poses no risk and the proper training of the task and
supervision are set
Direct Supervision - Precise Answer ✔✔diagnoses the condition to be
treated
authorizes the procedure to be performed
remains on the premises while the procedures are performed
approves the work performed before dismissal of the patient.
Examples of Direct Supervision - Precise Answer ✔✔(a) Fabricating
temporary crowns or bridges intra-orally which shall not include any
adjustment of occlusion to the appliance or existing dentition;
, (b) Selecting and pre-sizing orthodontic bands, including the selection of
the proper size band for a tooth to be banded which does not include or
involve any adapting, contouring, trimming or cementing or otherwise
modifying the band material such that it would constitute fitting the
band;
(c) Selecting and pre-sizing archwires prescribed by the patient's dentist
so long as the dentist makes all final adjustments to bend, arch form
determination, and symmetry prior to final placement;
(d) Selecting prescribed extra-oral appliances by pre-selection or pre-
measurement which does not include final fit adjustment;
(e) Preparing a tooth surface by applying conditioning agents for
orthodontic appliances by conditioning or placing of sealant materials
which does not include placing brackets;
(f) Packing and removing retraction cord, so long as it does not contain
vasoactive chemicals and is used solely for restorative dental
procedures;
(g) Removing and re-cementing properly contoured and fitting loose
bands that are not permanently attached to any appliance;
(h) Inserting or removing dressings from alveolar sockets in post-
operative osteitis when the patient is uncomfortable due to the loss of a
QUESTIONS WITH 100%
VERIFIED ANSWERS LATEST
VERSIONS 2025 TOP RATED A+
[Document subtitle]
[DATE]
[COMPANY NAME]
[Company address]
,Who determines which tasks are remediable tasks? - Precise Answer
✔✔board by rule shall designate which tasks are remediable and
delegable
*All other remediable tasks shall be performed under the direct, indirect,
or general supervision of a dentist, as determined by rule of the board,
and after such formal or on-the-job training by the dental hygienist or
dental assistant as the board by rule may require.
A dentist can delegate a remediable task to a hygienist/assistant as long
as the task poses no risk and the proper training of the task and
supervision are set
Direct Supervision - Precise Answer ✔✔diagnoses the condition to be
treated
authorizes the procedure to be performed
remains on the premises while the procedures are performed
approves the work performed before dismissal of the patient.
Examples of Direct Supervision - Precise Answer ✔✔(a) Fabricating
temporary crowns or bridges intra-orally which shall not include any
adjustment of occlusion to the appliance or existing dentition;
, (b) Selecting and pre-sizing orthodontic bands, including the selection of
the proper size band for a tooth to be banded which does not include or
involve any adapting, contouring, trimming or cementing or otherwise
modifying the band material such that it would constitute fitting the
band;
(c) Selecting and pre-sizing archwires prescribed by the patient's dentist
so long as the dentist makes all final adjustments to bend, arch form
determination, and symmetry prior to final placement;
(d) Selecting prescribed extra-oral appliances by pre-selection or pre-
measurement which does not include final fit adjustment;
(e) Preparing a tooth surface by applying conditioning agents for
orthodontic appliances by conditioning or placing of sealant materials
which does not include placing brackets;
(f) Packing and removing retraction cord, so long as it does not contain
vasoactive chemicals and is used solely for restorative dental
procedures;
(g) Removing and re-cementing properly contoured and fitting loose
bands that are not permanently attached to any appliance;
(h) Inserting or removing dressings from alveolar sockets in post-
operative osteitis when the patient is uncomfortable due to the loss of a
