WREB questions and answers graded A+ 2023/2024

WREB Clinical Evaluation - correct answer - Patient qualification - Extra/Intraoral evaluation - Calculus detection and removal - Tissue management - Periodontal Assessment - Professional judgement If a patient is accepted by the examiners... - correct answer an appeal cannot be based on Patient difficulty T or F, A Patient who is apprehensive, hypersensitive or uncooperative is not an ideal Patient for this examination - correct answer T Patients should meet the criteria of: - correct answer - Must be 18 years old - Cannot be a dentist, dental hygienist, a dental or dental hygiene student - Current medical clearance from an appropriate health care provider if a patients pregnant. - BP and Pulse MUST be recorded on the MEDICAL HISTORY/PATIENT CONSENT form (no more than an hour prior the examination time) - Systolic BP of 159 or below and Diastolic BP of 99 or below are acceptable. - No orofacial herpes - ASA I or ASA II. (ASA III that doesn't alter treatment) T or F, WREB allow a Patient with a systolic reading greater than 180 or a diastolic reading greater than 110 - correct answer F Patient must not have or had - correct answer - Active TB - Intravenous bisphosphonate therapy - Used cocane or metamphetamine drusg within 24 hours - Any HHx conditions, meds or drug history that may be agrevated . How many points are deducted if the patient is unacceptable? - correct answer 4 points Treatment submission acceptance criteria - correct answer 1 Quadrant with the option of 4 additional teeth What happens if the first submission is not accepted? - correct answer You have the option of submitting one submission (SUB. #1) plus an alternative submission (SUB. #2) *Examiners will record the assigned quadrant and additional teeth on the CANDIDATE ASSIGNMENT FORM Tx Quadrant must met - correct answer - Minimum of 6 natural teeth - Permanent molar proximal to either M or PM Exemption from all examination treatment - correct answer - Missing teeth - Supernumerary teeth - A tooth with retained roots and no clinical crown - A third molar with tissue covering any portion pf the occlusal surface - Implants - If the examiner belive the procedure will hurt the patient