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Direct Supervision Procedures based on instructions given by dentist who is required to be PHYSICALLY PRESENT General Supervision Supervision of dental procedures based on instructions given by licensed dentist who is NOT required to be present. Oral prophylaxis Create environment which patient can maintain healthy tissues Bacterial debris went Removal of supra/sub calculus and plaque What is highest priority of committee? Protection of the public Licensees ...

Requirements to get an ortho assistant 84 hours of class, 12 months work experience, pass exam, 25 CE every 2 years Requirements to get a sedation assistant 110 hours of class, 12 months work experience, pass exam, 25 CE every 2 years Who is in the dental committee? 1 dentist, 4 public, 4 hygienists How long do you have to notify the board of an address change? 30 days How long do you have to notify the board of a name change? 10 days How long to notify th...

which category of dental assistant may preform a facebow transfer procedure? dental assistant under direct supervision which category of dental assistant may fabricate a direct provisional restoration? registered dental assistant under supervision defined by the dentist which category of dental assistant may remove orthodontic bands and remove excess cement from supragingival surfaces of teeth with a hand instrument? orthodontic assistant under direct supervision adding m...

Definition of Committee the Dental Hygiene Committee of California (DHCC) Definition of Dental Board the Dental Board of California Direct supervision A set of procedures where The dentist must physically be present in treatment facility General supervision Procedures where the dentist does NOT need to be physically present in treatment facility Oral prophylaxis Preventative and therapeutic dental procedures that include -- bacterial debridements with complete r...

Direct Supervision Dentist gives instructions and physically present in building when treatment is being completed General Supervision Dentist gives instructions but does not have to be present in the building when treatment is being completed Oral prophylasis preventive and therapeutic dental procedures of bacterial debridement both supra and subgingivally of calculus, soft deposits, and plaque, plus smoothing of tooth surfaces RDH Duties DH assessment, Develop plan and...

Confidentiality falls into what three types of issues? Therapeutic, legal & ethical issues What is a leading cause of ethical complaints? Litigation for malpractice? Confidentiality 4th most frequent basis of disciplinary action According to the NASW Code of Ethics, social workers should protect confidentiality of all info except for when? Compelling professional reasons As necessary to prevent "serious, foreseeable, and imminent harm" to a client or other identifiable p...

John Doe, age 19, has chronic paranoid schizophrenia, lives in a group home, and has a conservator who was appointed by the court. Who should give consent to counseling for John? A: John because he is an adult B: any officer of the court C: his caregiver at the group home D: his conservator D: his conservator Courts appoint conservators when a person is unable to manage his or her own affairs. John's conservator is essentially in charge of him, as though he were a minor, and will dete...

This term affirms the doctor-patient relationship and affirms the foundation for informed consent, protecting patient confidentiality and upholding veracity autonomy this term is often cited as a fundamental principle of ethics, is the obligation to benefit others and seek their good beneficence the dentist refrains from harming the patient by reffering to those with specialized expertize when clinician skills are insufficient beneficence this term requires caring and the...

If someone practices dental hygiene without a license, what is the punishment? -Imprisonment in a state prison for up to one year & fined $500-$1,500 -Imprisonment in a county jail for up to one year & fined $100-$1,500 -Imprisonment in a federal penitentiary for up to 6 months & fined $1,500 -Imprisonment in a state jail for 5 years & fined $100-$500 Imprisonment in a county jail for up to one year & fined $100-$1,500. A person who is found guilty of unprofessional conduct i...

MFT Scope of Practice A legal term. An LMFT may: Practice psychotherapy Diagnose and treat mental disorders (in order to improve client's relationships) Administer and interpret psychological tests (as long as doing so is within the MFT's scope of competence as determined by education, training, or experience, and as long as it is directed toward improving client's relationships Privilege A legal term. The legal right not to have confidential information revealed during legal proc...

What is Standard of Care? WHAT IMPORTANT TERM is defined as "the usual and customary professional standards". What four items comprise Standard of Care? WHAT IMPORTANT TERM is comprised of "Statutes, Licensing Board Regulations, Ethical Codes, and Consensus of your Local Professional Community." Give an example of a legal standard of care. Posting your license in your place of practice is an example of WHAT BRANCH of standard of care? Also fulfilling a mandate of reporting c...

When turning over records to a client could harm the therapeutic relationship or cause other harm to the client, the CSW could do _________? Provide a treatment summary and offer a 3rd party reviewer. True or False: Advising a client to release records to the court is outside of the CSW's scope of practice? True What is the difference between asserting privilege and exception of privilege? Asserting privilege is when the CSW refuses to provide courts information regarding clien...

Professional clinical counseling - application of counseling interventions and psychotherapeutic techniques to identify and remediate cognitive, mental, and emotional issues, including personal growth, adjustment to disability, crisis intervention, and psychosocial and environmental problems - conducting assessments for the purpose of establishing counseling goals and objectives to empower individuals to deal adequately with life situations, reduce stress, experience growth, change behavior, a...

Clients have the right to sue their clinician for abandonment The client is legally entitled to adequate information from the therapist before the client provides consent to treat Clinicians should take additional steps if necessary to ensure a client's comprehension of the informed consent contract couples should be informed that both reconciliation and separation are possible outcomes of therapy terminating services in order to pursue a social, financial, or se...

In making decisions about ethics, always put the clients' ___________ first needs and best interests Evidence Code 1024: client threatens danger to self, others, or property. What should a SW do? act to prevent the actions, do not maint Civil court statue of limitation for how long a SW can be sued for liability for a client's suicide no more than 4 years from date 'Breach of Duty' is when a SW or client acts in a way outside of their agreed upon duties/role R...

T/F: In advertising, failure to disclose material facts is NOT PROHIBITED. FALSE (it's prohibited if it's likely to mislead or deceive as a result of lack of disclosure) T/F: It is PROHIBITED to advertise about fees without fully disclosing all variables and other material factors. TRUE (other than standard consultation or other specific services) When are you ALLOWED to advertise about your superiority or superior services? When it's RELEVANT to the service being provided an...

direct supervision (examples) Supervision of dental procedures based on instructions given by licensed dentist who is required to be physically present in the treatment facility during the performance of those procedures Local anesthesia nitrous oxide STC general Supervision (examples) Supervision of dental procedures based on instructions given by a licensed dentist who is not required to be physically present in the treatment facility during the performance of those procedures ...

Applicable California law and a practitioner's professional code of ethics (such as the NASW or CAMFT Code of Ethics) ... ... do NOT hold equal weight in court cases. Only some of the ethical standards outlined in the professional ethical standards are enforceable guidelines for professional conduct. The extent to which ethical standards are legally enforceable is a matter of professional judgment on the part of those responsible for reviewing alleged violations. As opposed to boundary ...

Breakdown of Exam (just FYI) -60 questions -appx 9 questions on RDH functions/Scope of practice -appx 9 questions on license maintenance (includes mandated reporter and infection control) -appx 9 questions on unprofessional conduct -appx 30 on ethical principles Ethics moral standards of conduct; rules or principles that govern proper conduct Code of ethics voluntary standards of behavior established by a profession; not a "law"; implied contract between dental professi...

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