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conditional duties of an RDA - (answer)a- remove excess cement with an ultrasonic scaler from
supragivgival surfaces of teeth undergoing ortho treatment
b- allowable duties of an ortho assistant permitholder
c- allowable duties of a dental sedation assistant permitholder
d- application of pit and fissure sealants
when can an RDA perform conditional duties? - (answer)only when they have completed a board-
approved educational program or when they can provide evidence on completing a board-approved
course in the specific subject
what evidence does an RDA need to provide to accompany their first license renewal (regarding
conditional duties)? - (answer)evidence of completion of a board-approved pit and fissure sealants
course; if not, license will be suspended
what duties may a DA/RDA/RDAEF perform while working for/at a primary care clinic or specialty clinic?
- (answer)any extraoral duty, coronal polish, topical fluoride application, pit and fissure sealants (if
course completed) when under Direct Supervision of RDH/RDHAP
dental auxillary - (answer)a person who may perform dental supportive procedures under specified
supervision of a licensed DDS
dental assistant - (answer)unlicensed person who may perform basic supportive procedures under the
supervision of a DDS
registered dental assistant - (answer)a licensed person who may perform all authorized procedures in
addition to all basic supportive procedures a DA may perform
direct supervision - (answer)supervision of dental procedures based of DDS instruction and the DDS
being physically present in treatment facility during the specified procedure
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general supervision - (answer)supervision of dental procedures based on DDS instruction but where DDS
must not be physically present during time of specified procedure
basic supportive dental procedures - (answer)dental procedures categorized by their technically
elementary characteristics, complete reversibility and inability to create potentially hazardous
conditions for the PT
continuing education - (answer)a condition of license renewal, the submission if evidence of an
RDA/RDH/DDS continuing to stay educated on new and improving developments in the practice of
dentistry, as well as reviewing infection control procedures, dental law, and BLS
how much of an RDAs contiuing education can the Board dictate? - (answer)7.5 hrs in the general areas
of PT care, health and safety, and law and ethics
(for DDS, 15 hrs)
how many hours of continuing education does an RDA need to complete for each renewal? - (answer)25
hours, with 2hrs Infection Control, 2 hrs Dental Practice Act, a BLS course (no more that 4 hours)
standard precautions - (answer)a group of infection control and prevention practices that apply to all
PTs equally, including the use of PPE, safe handling of sharps
critical vs. semi-critical vs. non-critical items - (answer)critical - penetrates bone and soft tissue, highest
potential for disease transmission
semi-critical - touches oral mucosa or non-intact skin but not penetrating soft tissue or bone
non-critical - items used in PT care but not oral mucosa membranes, much lower risk of transmission
levels of disinfection - (answer)low - kills some bacteria, microorganisms, viruses but not Tb or spores
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intermediate - kills Tb, but not necessarily spores
high - kills Tb and some spores, but not guaranteed to kill all spores
germicide - (answer)chemical agent used to disinfect items/surfaces based on level of contamination
sterilization - (answer)validated process of rendering ALL viable forms of microorganisms inactive (kills
all spores)
PPE - (answer)specialized clothing or equipment used to protect against a hazard (general work attire
NOT included)
OPIM - (answer)other potentially infectious materials (bodily fluids form humans, testing animals, and
fluid/tissue/organ potentially infected with a BBP)
DHCP - (answer)dental healthcare professional - all paid or non-paid personnel in dental healthcare
setting who my be occupationally exposed to infectious materials
regulations regarding Infection Control Procedures - (answer)a- standard precautions practiced with all
PTs
b- written protocol shall be developed and made available to all employees regarding instrument
processing, operatory cleanliness, and management of injuries
c- a copy shall be posted in a visible spot in office
d- PPE worn during all procedures involving hazardous chemicals or handling contaminated items
Hand washing - (answer)a- with soap and water and start and end of day and when visibly soiled
between PTs
b- when not visibly soiled, an alcohol-based hand rub may be used
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conditional duties of an RDA - (answer)a- remove excess cement with an ultrasonic scaler from
supragivgival surfaces of teeth undergoing ortho treatment
b- allowable duties of an ortho assistant permitholder
c- allowable duties of a dental sedation assistant permitholder
d- application of pit and fissure sealants
when can an RDA perform conditional duties? - (answer)only when they have completed a board-
approved educational program or when they can provide evidence on completing a board-approved
course in the specific subject
what evidence does an RDA need to provide to accompany their first license renewal (regarding
conditional duties)? - (answer)evidence of completion of a board-approved pit and fissure sealants
course; if not, license will be suspended
what duties may a DA/RDA/RDAEF perform while working for/at a primary care clinic or specialty clinic?
- (answer)any extraoral duty, coronal polish, topical fluoride application, pit and fissure sealants (if
course completed) when under Direct Supervision of RDH/RDHAP
dental auxillary - (answer)a person who may perform dental supportive procedures under specified
supervision of a licensed DDS
dental assistant - (answer)unlicensed person who may perform basic supportive procedures under the
supervision of a DDS
registered dental assistant - (answer)a licensed person who may perform all authorized procedures in
addition to all basic supportive procedures a DA may perform
direct supervision - (answer)supervision of dental procedures based of DDS instruction and the DDS
being physically present in treatment facility during the specified procedure
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general supervision - (answer)supervision of dental procedures based on DDS instruction but where DDS
must not be physically present during time of specified procedure
basic supportive dental procedures - (answer)dental procedures categorized by their technically
elementary characteristics, complete reversibility and inability to create potentially hazardous
conditions for the PT
continuing education - (answer)a condition of license renewal, the submission if evidence of an
RDA/RDH/DDS continuing to stay educated on new and improving developments in the practice of
dentistry, as well as reviewing infection control procedures, dental law, and BLS
how much of an RDAs contiuing education can the Board dictate? - (answer)7.5 hrs in the general areas
of PT care, health and safety, and law and ethics
(for DDS, 15 hrs)
how many hours of continuing education does an RDA need to complete for each renewal? - (answer)25
hours, with 2hrs Infection Control, 2 hrs Dental Practice Act, a BLS course (no more that 4 hours)
standard precautions - (answer)a group of infection control and prevention practices that apply to all
PTs equally, including the use of PPE, safe handling of sharps
critical vs. semi-critical vs. non-critical items - (answer)critical - penetrates bone and soft tissue, highest
potential for disease transmission
semi-critical - touches oral mucosa or non-intact skin but not penetrating soft tissue or bone
non-critical - items used in PT care but not oral mucosa membranes, much lower risk of transmission
levels of disinfection - (answer)low - kills some bacteria, microorganisms, viruses but not Tb or spores
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intermediate - kills Tb, but not necessarily spores
high - kills Tb and some spores, but not guaranteed to kill all spores
germicide - (answer)chemical agent used to disinfect items/surfaces based on level of contamination
sterilization - (answer)validated process of rendering ALL viable forms of microorganisms inactive (kills
all spores)
PPE - (answer)specialized clothing or equipment used to protect against a hazard (general work attire
NOT included)
OPIM - (answer)other potentially infectious materials (bodily fluids form humans, testing animals, and
fluid/tissue/organ potentially infected with a BBP)
DHCP - (answer)dental healthcare professional - all paid or non-paid personnel in dental healthcare
setting who my be occupationally exposed to infectious materials
regulations regarding Infection Control Procedures - (answer)a- standard precautions practiced with all
PTs
b- written protocol shall be developed and made available to all employees regarding instrument
processing, operatory cleanliness, and management of injuries
c- a copy shall be posted in a visible spot in office
d- PPE worn during all procedures involving hazardous chemicals or handling contaminated items
Hand washing - (answer)a- with soap and water and start and end of day and when visibly soiled
between PTs
b- when not visibly soiled, an alcohol-based hand rub may be used
