NBDHE PREVIOUSLY ASKED
QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS
Mycobacterium tuberculosis - Answer-an intermediate disinfectant is based on the
ability to kill what?
Hepatits d - Answer-which hepatitis is closely related to hepatitis B?
Vitamin B2 (Riboflavin) - Answer-A deficiency of this vitamin causes angular stomatitis,
dermatitis of the face and a smooth, magenta tongue
vitamin D - Answer-which vitamin helps increase absorption of calcium?
Neutropenia - Answer-condition in which rapid periodontal destruction is often observed
medline - Answer-where could a hygienist look to find previous research on a topic?
supra calculus formation - Answer-disadvantage of cholorhexadine?
protects employees - Answer-what does OSHA do?
CHF (congestive heart failure) - Answer-a patient reports having a hard time breathing,
sleeping with multiple pillows and having swollen ankles... what is most likely his/hr
diagnosis?
none - Answer-if up to 6 months and the water supply is <0.3ppm what dosage should
the patient get?
0.25mg - Answer-6months to 3years and the water supply is <0.3ppm what dosage
should the patient get?
0.50mg/day - Answer-3-6 years and the water supply is <0.3ppm what dosage should
the patient get?
1mg/day - Answer-6-16 years old and the water supply is <0.3ppm what dosage should
the patient get?
0.50mg/day - Answer-6-16 years old and the water supply is 0.3-0.ppm what dosage
should the patient get?
, 0.25mg/day - Answer-3-6years old and the water supply is 0.3-0.6ppm what dosage
should the patient get?
none - Answer-6months to 3 years old and the water supply is 0.3-0.6ppm what dosage
should the patient get?
none - Answer-up to 6 months and the water supply is 0.3-0.6ppm what dosage should
the patient get?
none - Answer-up to 6 months and the water supply is >0.6ppm what dosage should the
patient get?
none - Answer-6 months to 3 years and the water supply is >0.6ppm what dosage
should the patient get?
none - Answer-3-6 years old and the water supply is >0.6ppm what dosage should the
patient get?
nones - Answer-6-16years old and the water supply is >0.6ppm what dosage should the
patient get?
SA node (sinoatrial node) - Answer-where does the electrical impulse in the heart start?
pellegra - Answer-forms from a vitamin b3 (niacin) deficiency
dermatitis, dementia, diarrhea, death - Answer-what are symptoms of pellegra
Vitamin B3 (Niacin) - Answer-pellagra is caused by a deficiency of what vitamin?
Cevimeline - Answer-This agent used to treat dry mouth in Sjögren's syndrome. its a
saliva production stimulator
maxillary canine - Answer-which tooth is least likely to have 2 roots?
Cushing's syndrome - Answer-disorder with physical and mental changes that result
from having too much cortisol in the blood for a long period of time
perio and for tooth loss - Answer-cushings syndrome increases your risk for what?
adrenal glands - Answer-cortisol is a steroid hormone produces by what?
aluminum disk - Answer-placed between collimator and tube head seal; filters out lower
energy x-rays from the beam (focal spots/KVP penetrates)
Tegretol (carbamazepine) - Answer-what is an anticonvulsant drug?
QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS
Mycobacterium tuberculosis - Answer-an intermediate disinfectant is based on the
ability to kill what?
Hepatits d - Answer-which hepatitis is closely related to hepatitis B?
Vitamin B2 (Riboflavin) - Answer-A deficiency of this vitamin causes angular stomatitis,
dermatitis of the face and a smooth, magenta tongue
vitamin D - Answer-which vitamin helps increase absorption of calcium?
Neutropenia - Answer-condition in which rapid periodontal destruction is often observed
medline - Answer-where could a hygienist look to find previous research on a topic?
supra calculus formation - Answer-disadvantage of cholorhexadine?
protects employees - Answer-what does OSHA do?
CHF (congestive heart failure) - Answer-a patient reports having a hard time breathing,
sleeping with multiple pillows and having swollen ankles... what is most likely his/hr
diagnosis?
none - Answer-if up to 6 months and the water supply is <0.3ppm what dosage should
the patient get?
0.25mg - Answer-6months to 3years and the water supply is <0.3ppm what dosage
should the patient get?
0.50mg/day - Answer-3-6 years and the water supply is <0.3ppm what dosage should
the patient get?
1mg/day - Answer-6-16 years old and the water supply is <0.3ppm what dosage should
the patient get?
0.50mg/day - Answer-6-16 years old and the water supply is 0.3-0.ppm what dosage
should the patient get?
, 0.25mg/day - Answer-3-6years old and the water supply is 0.3-0.6ppm what dosage
should the patient get?
none - Answer-6months to 3 years old and the water supply is 0.3-0.6ppm what dosage
should the patient get?
none - Answer-up to 6 months and the water supply is 0.3-0.6ppm what dosage should
the patient get?
none - Answer-up to 6 months and the water supply is >0.6ppm what dosage should the
patient get?
none - Answer-6 months to 3 years and the water supply is >0.6ppm what dosage
should the patient get?
none - Answer-3-6 years old and the water supply is >0.6ppm what dosage should the
patient get?
nones - Answer-6-16years old and the water supply is >0.6ppm what dosage should the
patient get?
SA node (sinoatrial node) - Answer-where does the electrical impulse in the heart start?
pellegra - Answer-forms from a vitamin b3 (niacin) deficiency
dermatitis, dementia, diarrhea, death - Answer-what are symptoms of pellegra
Vitamin B3 (Niacin) - Answer-pellagra is caused by a deficiency of what vitamin?
Cevimeline - Answer-This agent used to treat dry mouth in Sjögren's syndrome. its a
saliva production stimulator
maxillary canine - Answer-which tooth is least likely to have 2 roots?
Cushing's syndrome - Answer-disorder with physical and mental changes that result
from having too much cortisol in the blood for a long period of time
perio and for tooth loss - Answer-cushings syndrome increases your risk for what?
adrenal glands - Answer-cortisol is a steroid hormone produces by what?
aluminum disk - Answer-placed between collimator and tube head seal; filters out lower
energy x-rays from the beam (focal spots/KVP penetrates)
Tegretol (carbamazepine) - Answer-what is an anticonvulsant drug?
