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Prepare a tooth with condition agents for placement of sealants or orthodontic appliances (DA) Direct Charting existing oral conditions (DA) Direct Packing and removing retraction cord w/o vasoconstrictors (DA) Direct Removing and re-cementing properly contoured and fitted loose bands (DA) Direct Place or remove temp restorations w/ non mechanical hand instruments (DA) Direct Polish amalgams, not changing contour only w/ slow speed handpiece (DA) Direct

How many total members are on the Florida Board of Dentistry? 11 How many hygienists are on the Florida Board of Dentistry? 2 How many dentists are on the Florida Board of Dentistry? 7 How many years of clinical experience must a board member have? 5 T/F The board member must still remain primarily in clinical practice during their board appointment. True How many terms can a dental hygiene board member serve on the Board of Dentistry? 4 What is the maximum number of years a board member ...

= DA - Formal Training Placing or removing temporary restorations with non-mechanical hand instruments only Direct DA- Formal Training Polishing dental restorations of the teeth when not for the purpose of changing the existing contour of the tooth and only with the following instruments used with appropriate polishing materials- burnishers, slow-speed hand pieces, rubber cups, and bristle brushes. Direct DA- Formal Training Polishing clinical crowns when not for the purpose of changing ...

466.001- Legislative Purpose and Intent (Purpose of the law) Ensure that every dentist or dental hygienist practicing in this state meets minimum requirements for safe practice without undue clinical interference by persons not licensed. Dentistry _______ is the healing art which is concerned with the exam, diagnosis, treatment planning and care of conditions within the human oral cavity and adjacent tissues and structures. Dental Hygiene ______ is the rendering of educational, preventive a...

________: the healing art which is concerned with the exam, diagnosis, treatment planning, and care of conditions within the human oral cavity and adjacent tissues and structures. dentistry ____: the rendering of educational, preventive, and therapeutic dental services and related extraoral procedure required in the performance of services Dental Hygiene how many term years do dental hygiene board members serve 4 years; each term is 4 years but collectively may not serve more than 10 years...

What is the basic organizational unit of all living things? the cell What is one thing that all cells have in common? a cell membrane What is a membrane comparable to? a semi-permeable plastic pag What is the membrane composed of? phospholipids What are transport holes? proteins that help certain molecules and ions move in and out of the cell What is cytoplasm? the fluid that fills the cell; aka cytosol

A NURSE IS PROVIDING HYGIENE CARE FOR A CLIENT WHO IS IMMOBILE WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING ACTIONS SHOULD THE NURSE TAKE? (Select all that Apply) A: Check for personal items when changing the bed linens B: Place a Clean Gown on the strongest arm first C: Keep the bath water temperature between 43.3 *C (110*F) and 46.1 *C (115*F) D: Shave the client's hair in the direction of the hair growth E: Wash the client's extremities from proximal to distal A, C, D A nurse is planning care for an older...

A nurse observes and assistive personnel (AP) make a patients bed. Which of the following actions is appropriate for this task? -The AP reuses the patients blanket and spread -The AP makes a miltered corner with the blanket and spread -The AP wears sterile gloves while making the bed -The AP records the task when it is completed The AP reuses the patients blanket and spread An nurse is caring for a patient who is NPO and is refusing oral care. Which of the following is the appropriate res...

A nurse is preparing to assist a patient with a tub bath. Identify the sequence of steps the nurse should take. Instruct the patient to remain in the tub for no longer than 20 minutes Place a rubber mat on the tub floor Gather all necessary supplies Instruct the patient on using safety bars when getting in and out of the tub Assist the patient into the bathroom

Hand Hygiene Turn on the water and adjust it to a comfortable, warm temperature. Wet the hands, keeping the hands lower than the elbows. Apply 3 to 5 mL of soap to the hands, coating all surfaces. Rub the hands vigorously together, working up a lather, for at least 15 seconds. Rinse thoroughly, pointing the fingers down to allow water to run off the hands. Dry the hands from the fingers to the wrist. Turn off the water with a clean paper towel. Alcohol-based handrub

What are various factors that affect personal hygiene? social practices: how they are raised or infuenced body image: some people are clean cut, some arent and need to be taught hygiene health benefits and motivations: help people understand that it is important for their health to have good hygiene developmental stage: aging affects the condition of body tissues and structures. Children don't know to clean selves. Adolescence go through body changes It's hard for old people to perform ...

The combination of sugar,plaque,and bacteria may eventually erode the tooth enamel and cause caries A contact lens is a small plastic disk placed directley on the eye Cornea Older adults are more susceptible to impacted a common cause of hearing Cerumen The layer that seperates the skin from skeletal muscles Subcutaneous Regulates body temp Skin Reduces the potential of getting infected Bathing Removes unwanted body hair Shaving

The nurse is assisting a patient with rheumatoid arthritis to bathe at the sink. During the bath the patient states that she is tired. The nurse notices the patient is breathing rapidly and the pulse is rapid. What is the nurse's best response? A. Finish the bath quickly B. Help the patient return to bed C. Leave the patient alone to rest in the chair at the sink for a few minutes D. Instruct the patient to take deep breaths and try to relax B A patient who is cognitively impaired and ha...

___ is another word for decay. Decomposition Keeping your body clean helps prevent the spread of disease. True/False True outer layer of skin that is responsible for the production of melanin and keratin Epidermis protein substance necessary to healthy skin Keratin the inner layer of skin that contains hair follicles and sweat glands Dermis responsible for the production of sebum Sebaceous glands

A nurse is caring for an unconscious patient. Which of the following statements by the nurse indicates an understanding of providing good oral hygiene for the patient? "Ill swab the patient's mouth with diluted hydrogen peroxide." Hydrogen peroxide is appropriate to use because it aids in loosening and removing secretions and crust from the patient's mouth. It must be diluted because full-strength hydrogen peroxide can cause superficial burns. A nurse is caring for an adult patient who...

Define Hygiene Hygiene refers to practices that promote health through personal cleanliness Name five hygiene practices that most people perform regularly Bathing Oral Care Hair Care Eye Care Shaving Nails / Feet Maintaining hearing aids, glasses, contact lenses, artificial eyes Give two reasons why a partial bath is more appropriate than a daily bath for older adults.

A nurse is teaching a client who has a new diagnosis of a skin infection about the function of the skin in the body. Which of the following statements should the nurse include? "The skin contains Langerhans cells that kill pathogens." A nurse is discussing health promotion programs with a client. Which of the following information should the nurse include? Health promotion programs emphasize behavior changes in relation to prevention of illness. A nurse is caring for a client who practic...

A nurse is bathing a patient who has a fever. Why should the nurse use tepid water for this procedure? A. Increases heat loss B. Removes surface debris C. Reduces surface tension of skin D. Stimulates peripheral circulation Answer: A Heat is transferred from the warm surface of the skin ti the water that is in direct contact with the body, and evaporation of the water promotes cooling. Tepid water is slightly below body temperature, and a person with a fever has an elevated body temperat...

A nurse is scheduling hygiene for patients on her unit. What is the most important consideration when planning a patient's personal hygiene? A) When the patient had his or her most recent bath B) The patient's usual hygiene practices and preferences C) Where the bathing fits in the nurse's schedule D) The time that is convenient for the patient care assistant B A nurse caring for patients in a critical care unit knows that providing good oral hygiene is an essential part of nursing car...

A nurse is reviewing handwashing skills with a newly licensed nurse. In which order should the nurse plan to perform this task using soap and water? - use a disposable towel to dry - rub hands together vigorously for at least 15 seconds - apply the amount of soap recommended by the manufacturer - use a towel to turn off the faucet - wet hands with warm water - rinse hands with water