Test Bank For Darby And Walsh Dental Hygiene
Theory
And Practice 6th Edition
By Jennifer A Pieren, Denise M. Bowen|
,Table Of Content
Section I Conceptual Foundations
1 The Dental Hygiene Profession
2 Dental Hygiene Metaparadigm Concepts And Conceptual Models Applied To Practice
3 Evidence-Based Decision Making
4 Community Health
5 Sustainable Health Behavior Change
6 Inclusive Practices In Healthcare
7 Legal And Ethical Decision Making
8 Professional E-Portfolios
Section Ii Preparation For The Appointment
9 Dental Hygiene Patient Care Settings
10 Infection Prevention And Control
11 Preventing And Managing Medical Emergencies
12 Ergonomics And Work-Related Musculoskeletal Disorders
Section Iii Assessments
13 Personal, Dental, And Health Histories
14 Vital Signs
15 Pharmacologic History
16 Assessment Of Head And Neck Examination
17 Hard Tissue Assessment And Dental Charting
18 Assessment Of Dental Deposits And Stain
19 Dental Caries Management By Risk Assessment
20 Periodontal Assessment And Charting
21 Oral-Systemic Health Connection
Section Iv Critical Thinking In Dental Hygiene Practice
22 Dental Hygiene Diagnosis
23 Dental Hygiene Care Plan, Evaluation, And Documentation
Section V Implementation, Evaluation, And Documentation
24 Toothbrushing
25 Interdental And Supplemental Oral Self-Care Devices
26 Dentifrices
27 Antimicrobial Agents For Control Of Periodontal Disease
28 Hand-Activated Instrumentation
29 Ultrasonic Instrumentation
30 Root Morphology And Instrumentation Implications
31 Dental Implants And Peri-Implant Care
32 Tooth Polishing And Whitening
33 Decision Making Related To Nonsurgical Periodontal Therapy
34 Acute Gingival And Periodontal Conditions
35 Pit And Fissure Sealants
36 Nutritional Counseling
37 Tobacco Cessation
38 Impressions For Study Casts And Custom-Made Oral Appliances
39 Restorative Therapy
40 Orthodontic Care
41 Fixed And Removable Dental Prostheses
Section Vi Pain And Anxiety Control
42 Dentinal Hypersensitivity
43 Local Anesthesia
44 Nitrous Oxide–Oxygen Sedation
Section Vii Life Stages And Populations
45 Children And Adolescents
46 Pregnancy And Oral Health
47 The Older Adult
Section Viii Dental Hygiene Care For The Medically Compromised
48 Cardiovascular Disease
49 Diabetes
50 Cancer
51 Hiv And Oral Health
52 Palliative Dental Hygiene Oral Care
53 Autoimmune Diseases
54 Organ TrANSplantation And Renal Disease
55 Respiratory Diseases
56 Substance Use Disorders
57 Eating Disorders
58 Child Abuse And Neglect And Family Violence
Section Ix Dental Hygiene Care For Disabilities And Special Needs
59 Disability And Healthcare
60 Intellectually And Developmentally Challenged
61 Orofacial Clefts
62 Neurologic Disabilities
Section X Professional Development And Practice Management
63 Professional Development And Job Searching
,64 Practice Management
65 Telehealth
66 Mental Health And Self Care
, Chapter 01: The Dental Hygiene Profession
Multiple Choice
1. What Is The Discipline Of Dental
Hygiene?
A. The Study Of Teeth And Their Supporting Structures
B. Brushing And Flossing One’s Teeth And Rinsing With An Antimicrobial
Mouth Rinse Twice A Day, Morning And Night
C. The Study Of Preventive Oral Healthcare, Including The Management Of
Behavior To Prevent Oral Disease And Promote Health
D. The Study Of Those Procedures That Dental Hygienists Provide To Clients
ANS: C
The Study Of Teeth And Their Supporting Structures. This ANSwer Is Wrong Because The
Discipline Of Dental Hygiene Covers Much More Information Than The Study Of Teeth And
Supporting
Structures. Dental Hygiene Focuses On The Preventive Measures That The Teeth And
Supporting Structures Must Receive, In Addition To Other Oral Healthcare Steps That
Must Be Taken To Promote One’s Health.
Brushing And Flossing One’s Teeth And Rinsing With An Antimicrobial Mouth Rinse Twice
A Day, Morning And Night. This ANSwer Is Wrong Because This Statement Describes Only
One Procedure Within The Discipline Of Dental Hygiene. Dental Hygiene Is A Much Larger
And General Field Of Study Than This Simple Preventive Action.
The Study Of Preventive Oral Healthcare Including The Management Of Behavior To
Prevent Oral Disease And Promote Health. This ANSwer Is Correct Because This Is The
Direct Definition Of Dental Hygiene. The Definition Can Be Broken Down Into Smaller,
Specified Divisions To Further Develop The Discipline Of Dental Hygiene.
The Study Of Those Procedures That Dental Hygienists Provide To Clients. This ANSwer Is
Wrong Because Dental Hygienists Play Many Interrelated Roles, Such As Clinician,
Educator, Administrator Or Manager, Advocate, And Researcher. Although Each Of These
Roles Is Created To Assist In Dental Hygiene, The Discipline Is Not Centered On The
Actions And Procedures Of The Dental Hygienist.
Ref: What Is Dental Hygiene? | 1
2. Who Is The Professional Dental
Hygienist?
A. A Licensed Preventive Oral Health Professional Who Has Graduated From
A Commission On Dental Accreditation, Accredited, Entry Level Dental
Hygiene Program
B. A Licensed Person Who Has Learned On The Job Via A Preceptorship Program,
Such As The Alabama Dental Hygienists Program
C. A Dentist Who Has Graduated From A Commission On Dental
Accreditation, Accredited, Dental School Program
D. A Person Who Has Graduated From A Commission On Dental Accreditation,
Accredited, Dental Assisting Program
ANS: A
Theory
And Practice 6th Edition
By Jennifer A Pieren, Denise M. Bowen|
,Table Of Content
Section I Conceptual Foundations
1 The Dental Hygiene Profession
2 Dental Hygiene Metaparadigm Concepts And Conceptual Models Applied To Practice
3 Evidence-Based Decision Making
4 Community Health
5 Sustainable Health Behavior Change
6 Inclusive Practices In Healthcare
7 Legal And Ethical Decision Making
8 Professional E-Portfolios
Section Ii Preparation For The Appointment
9 Dental Hygiene Patient Care Settings
10 Infection Prevention And Control
11 Preventing And Managing Medical Emergencies
12 Ergonomics And Work-Related Musculoskeletal Disorders
Section Iii Assessments
13 Personal, Dental, And Health Histories
14 Vital Signs
15 Pharmacologic History
16 Assessment Of Head And Neck Examination
17 Hard Tissue Assessment And Dental Charting
18 Assessment Of Dental Deposits And Stain
19 Dental Caries Management By Risk Assessment
20 Periodontal Assessment And Charting
21 Oral-Systemic Health Connection
Section Iv Critical Thinking In Dental Hygiene Practice
22 Dental Hygiene Diagnosis
23 Dental Hygiene Care Plan, Evaluation, And Documentation
Section V Implementation, Evaluation, And Documentation
24 Toothbrushing
25 Interdental And Supplemental Oral Self-Care Devices
26 Dentifrices
27 Antimicrobial Agents For Control Of Periodontal Disease
28 Hand-Activated Instrumentation
29 Ultrasonic Instrumentation
30 Root Morphology And Instrumentation Implications
31 Dental Implants And Peri-Implant Care
32 Tooth Polishing And Whitening
33 Decision Making Related To Nonsurgical Periodontal Therapy
34 Acute Gingival And Periodontal Conditions
35 Pit And Fissure Sealants
36 Nutritional Counseling
37 Tobacco Cessation
38 Impressions For Study Casts And Custom-Made Oral Appliances
39 Restorative Therapy
40 Orthodontic Care
41 Fixed And Removable Dental Prostheses
Section Vi Pain And Anxiety Control
42 Dentinal Hypersensitivity
43 Local Anesthesia
44 Nitrous Oxide–Oxygen Sedation
Section Vii Life Stages And Populations
45 Children And Adolescents
46 Pregnancy And Oral Health
47 The Older Adult
Section Viii Dental Hygiene Care For The Medically Compromised
48 Cardiovascular Disease
49 Diabetes
50 Cancer
51 Hiv And Oral Health
52 Palliative Dental Hygiene Oral Care
53 Autoimmune Diseases
54 Organ TrANSplantation And Renal Disease
55 Respiratory Diseases
56 Substance Use Disorders
57 Eating Disorders
58 Child Abuse And Neglect And Family Violence
Section Ix Dental Hygiene Care For Disabilities And Special Needs
59 Disability And Healthcare
60 Intellectually And Developmentally Challenged
61 Orofacial Clefts
62 Neurologic Disabilities
Section X Professional Development And Practice Management
63 Professional Development And Job Searching
,64 Practice Management
65 Telehealth
66 Mental Health And Self Care
, Chapter 01: The Dental Hygiene Profession
Multiple Choice
1. What Is The Discipline Of Dental
Hygiene?
A. The Study Of Teeth And Their Supporting Structures
B. Brushing And Flossing One’s Teeth And Rinsing With An Antimicrobial
Mouth Rinse Twice A Day, Morning And Night
C. The Study Of Preventive Oral Healthcare, Including The Management Of
Behavior To Prevent Oral Disease And Promote Health
D. The Study Of Those Procedures That Dental Hygienists Provide To Clients
ANS: C
The Study Of Teeth And Their Supporting Structures. This ANSwer Is Wrong Because The
Discipline Of Dental Hygiene Covers Much More Information Than The Study Of Teeth And
Supporting
Structures. Dental Hygiene Focuses On The Preventive Measures That The Teeth And
Supporting Structures Must Receive, In Addition To Other Oral Healthcare Steps That
Must Be Taken To Promote One’s Health.
Brushing And Flossing One’s Teeth And Rinsing With An Antimicrobial Mouth Rinse Twice
A Day, Morning And Night. This ANSwer Is Wrong Because This Statement Describes Only
One Procedure Within The Discipline Of Dental Hygiene. Dental Hygiene Is A Much Larger
And General Field Of Study Than This Simple Preventive Action.
The Study Of Preventive Oral Healthcare Including The Management Of Behavior To
Prevent Oral Disease And Promote Health. This ANSwer Is Correct Because This Is The
Direct Definition Of Dental Hygiene. The Definition Can Be Broken Down Into Smaller,
Specified Divisions To Further Develop The Discipline Of Dental Hygiene.
The Study Of Those Procedures That Dental Hygienists Provide To Clients. This ANSwer Is
Wrong Because Dental Hygienists Play Many Interrelated Roles, Such As Clinician,
Educator, Administrator Or Manager, Advocate, And Researcher. Although Each Of These
Roles Is Created To Assist In Dental Hygiene, The Discipline Is Not Centered On The
Actions And Procedures Of The Dental Hygienist.
Ref: What Is Dental Hygiene? | 1
2. Who Is The Professional Dental
Hygienist?
A. A Licensed Preventive Oral Health Professional Who Has Graduated From
A Commission On Dental Accreditation, Accredited, Entry Level Dental
Hygiene Program
B. A Licensed Person Who Has Learned On The Job Via A Preceptorship Program,
Such As The Alabama Dental Hygienists Program
C. A Dentist Who Has Graduated From A Commission On Dental
Accreditation, Accredited, Dental School Program
D. A Person Who Has Graduated From A Commission On Dental Accreditation,
Accredited, Dental Assisting Program
ANS: A
