REST 718 Final UPDATED ACTUAL Questions and CORRECT Answers

REST 718 Final
UPDATED ACTUAL Questions and CORRECT Answers

Question: Item 1. how do you add attachments in axium?

Correct Answer: attacthments /consents under EHR ’ + button

Question: which attach- ments do you use for a new patient exam?

Correct Answer: code bundles (dentate/non-dentate) - adult health history - clinical findings -

odontogram - PD chart - periodontal diagnosis - caries risk - endo diagnosis - PTR

1&2 - Fixed pros worksheet if applicable

Question: What is in a new dentate patient code bundle?

Correct Answer: Plans all the necessary codes for a new patient, hit "plan" D0150 - Comp oral

evaluation D0350 - Oral/facial images (photos) D1330 - Oral Hygiene Instructions

TPA - Treatment plan approval CRA1- Caries Risk Assessment PDC - Perio data

collection PTP - Perio Treatment Plan PTR1 - Post Tx Review - Phase 1 PTR2 - Post

Tx Review - Phase 2 PTR3 - Post Tx Review - Phase 3 EHR ’

Question: What conditions can you use in axium and where do you find these to add to the chart?

Correct Answer: Tx history ’ Create new record (blue +) ’ Findings ’ Full list ’ Materials ’ Select tooth

surfaces ’ Add finding (+ in magnifying glass)

Question: How do you write a Rx in axium?

Correct Answer: Medications tab, + "New Prescription" Attachments/consents ’ worksheets

Question: What is the fixed pros worksheet (FPTPW), what kind of informa- tion is on it, and when is

it re- quired?

Correct Answer: use for any phase IV treatment You need: - Dx wax up, clinical photos - Review of

significant med/dental history - EO/IO exam - Protrusive contacts - proposed

restoration assessment, per tooth - implant site assesment

,Question: What are the "ax- ium Wikis" and where do you find this?

Correct Answer: Help tab in axium SOD bridges Sakai site too, resources tab EHR ’ Tx plan (cost of

each)

Question: How do you do a treatment es- timate and con- sent for a com- prehensive exam in axium?

Correct Answer: Patient accept (will bring up full cost sheet) patient sign using signature pad

Question: What medica- tions is your sim- ulated patient taking and what are they for?

Correct Answer: - Metformin 500 mg 2X/day, type 2 diabetes treatment - Travatan 1 drop/day,

glaucoma tx - Lipitor 20 mg 1/day, lowers blood cholesterol - Omeprazole 1 tab

1/day, GERD - Atenolol 100mg 1/day, HTN tx - Lisinopril 10mg 1/day, HTN tx -

HCTZ 12.5mg 1/day, HTN tx - Lyrica 300mg 1/day, nerve damage tx due to diabetes

- Bupropion 100mg 2X/day, antidepressant and smoking cessation - Cosentyx 1 shot

1/month, arthritis tx - Tylenol as needed - Vitamin D 600 IU/day 1 day Centrum

Silver 1/day Tx history ’ Med documents "Running man form"

Question: Where do you find a med- ical consult form? When should you send one? What does this do

to the patient's chart?

Correct Answer: locks patients chart until reply is received Can you tx plan all options based on what

you currently know of the patient's medical information, or do you need more

information? Do you think in the patient's current medical state that they are stable

for dental treatment?

Question: What is the prop- er technique for making alginate impressions, in- cluding the cor- rect way

to use the material?

Correct Answer: Add water then powder, mix proper ratio, mix against side of bowl to make smooth,

fill tray, rotate into mouth and place in back of mouth first, wait for it to set, snap

removal

, Question: Why do you make diagnostic casts of your pa- tient? When do these need to be mounted?

How do you properly mount diagnos- tic casts?

Correct Answer: Diagnostic casts are used to assess occlusion and treatment plan, especially for phase

4 treatment. They need to be mounted after taking impressions, a facebow, and

interocclusal record, but before initiating any phase 4 treatment. You mount the

maxillary with the facebow then mount the mandibular to the maxillary with the IOR.

Question: Can you rec- ognize different dental materials radiographically?

Correct Answer: yes, based on the density (radiopacity or radiolucency)

Question: When should you do endo testing in a comprehen- sive exam? What types of tests are

included in endo testing? Where do you record this in axium?

Correct Answer: Whenever there is reasonable suspicion that a tooth is endodontically compro- mised

- ie pain, lingering, sensitivity, radiographic radiolucency, deep caries Record

everything in the Endo findings form in attatchments/consents Endo test: -

radiographs - percussion - palpation - probing - mobility - cold test - heat test - EPT -

bite test Endo Diagnosis: Pulpal: - Normal pulp - Reversible pulpitis - Symptomatic

irreversible pulpitis - Asymptomatic irreversible pulpitis - Pulp Necrosis - Previously

Treated - Previously initiated Periapical: - Normal apical tissues - Symptomatic

apical periodontitis - Asymptomatic apical periodontitis - Chronic apical abscess -

Acute apical abscess - Condensing osteitis

Question: In the EHR treat- ment "ledger," what are the different letters you can find in the Stat column

and what do each of them mean? What do the dif- ferent colors of font indicate?

Correct Answer: P - Planned - black C - Completed - black I - in process - red RC - Recall - green A

and E - Existing findings - black S - scheduled - green Blue text if unapproved

Question: When adjusting the DSLR cam- eras, what do you change to make an image lighter? Darker?

Correct Answer: Lighter: increase ISO, no >400, decrease aperture (F-9), adjust flash to +0.50 to +1.0

Darker: ISO = 200, increase aperture (F-22), adjust flash -0.5 to -1.0