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When a client reports having seizures even while taking anticonvulsant medications, the risk for a seizure during an oral healthcare appointment does which of the following? A. stays the same B. decrease C. increases D. none of the above - C. increases When caring for a client who is taking phenytoin (Dilantin) you would include which of the following interventions in your plan of care? A. Assessment for caries B. Attention to oral hygiene C. Monitor vital signs D. History of recent...

A 33-year old individual presents to your clinic for a prophylaxis. They have a medical history significant for hypothyroidism, PTSD, and anxiety. As you are discussing the treatment plan and associated costs, they begin to clutch their chest and state that they feel a heavy pressure on their chest. You guide them through some breathing exercises to try and calm them, but they state that the plan is gradually getting worse and “spreading” Most likely myocardial infarction (because no hist...

DHYG 1201 Orofacial - Chapter 2 - Anatomy of Orofacial Structures Test 2023..

DHYG 222 Question and answers 100% correct 2024 supraperiosteal - correct answer -27g short needle -0.6 mL (1/3 cartridge) nasopalatine - correct answer -27g short -0.45 mL (1/4 cartridge) posterior superior alveolar - correct answer -27g short -1.8 mL (1 cartridge) anterior superior alveolar - correct answer -27g short -1.2 mL (2/3 cartridge) greater palatine - correct answer -27g short -0.6 mL (1/3 cartridge) inferior alveolar

DHYG 222 Questions with complete solution 2024 Burning Mouth Disorder Disorder characterized by continuous burning sensation of the oral tissues; also called stomatodynia. Idiopathic or several local and systemic factors must be considered. Trigeminal Neuralgia A neurologic condition of the trigeminal nerve characterized by paroxysms of flashing, stablike, usually unilateral pain radiating along the maxillary branch (most often) of the nerve. Bell's Palsy Acute, self-limiting loss ...

DHYG 220- The Dental Hygiene Diagnosis and Care Plan, Questions and answers, VERIFIED/ human needs theory helps DHs understand that the need of fulfilment dominates human activity maslows hierarchy of needs serves as the foundation for the Dental Hygiene Human Needs Theory 1) defines the approach to DH care based on 8 human needs related to oral disease prevention and health promotion 2) incorporates the DH process of care 3) defines the four major concepts of the DH paradigm 4) pr...

which of the following is an individual or group who causes a social, cultural, or behavioral change, be it intentional or unintentional? - change agent which of the following is not a way in which advocates initiate change in dental public health? - by determining the type of dental treatment rendered what is necessary to create change? - influencing individuals who govern policy what are the roles identified for the dental hygiene change agent? - catalyst, solution giver, resource lin...

What are tori and exostoses? what clinical complications may they cause, and what may need to be done with them? - They are bony outgrowths of mandible and maxilla. Can be traumatized by many things and may become painful. May need to be removed before denture construction to allow for proper fit. Define boundaries of vestibule - Space between lips or cheeks and teeth Do the frenum attachments of the lip contain muscles? - No. Connective tissue only. Why is alveolar mucosa more red than th...

DHYG 1201 Orofacial - Chapter 5 - Anatomy of Orofacial Structures /Questions With Complete Solutions (A+)

DHYG 1201 Orofacial - Chapter 4 - Anatomy of Orofacial Structures 2023 /Questions And Answers