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Describe the motion/pressure when preforming a mechanical polish. - A quick light to moderate pressure should be used. on slow speed pushing gently and overlapped. What part of the rubber cup does the polishing? - THE OUTER EDGE DOES THE POLISHING If a line of stain or deposits appear along the gingival margin after polishing, the problem was? - the prophy cup was not flexed or adapted to the tooth. The stroke used to polish a tooth is from the ---- third to the --- edge. - gingival third t...

The orthodontic problems of most people result from interactions of which of the following? - Developmental Influences Genetic Influences Enviromental Influences What is Class II occlusion? - It occurs when the mesiobuccal cusp of the maxillary first molar occludes in the interdental space between the mandibular second premolar and the mesial cusp of the mandibular first molar Severe malocclusion and dental facial deformities, both of which can cause social stigma and have a negative imp...

The orthodontic problems of most people result from interactions of which of the following? A. Developmental influences B. Genetic influences C. Environmental influences D. All of the above - D. All of the above What is class II occlusion? A. It is normal occlusion. B. It is mesioclusion. C. It occurs when the mesiobuccal cusp of the maxillary first molar occludes in the interdental space between the mandibular second premolar and the mesial cusp of the mandibular first molar D. It occ...

If a 5 year old patient has had a .4 ppm dosage, what supplement dosage schedule would you choose? - .25 mg When is the peak uptake of fluoride? - 1 year after erruption Which of the following fluorides is not recommended on patients with ceramic and composite restorations? - Acidulated phosphate fluoride Which fluoride would not be appropriate for a 3 year old? - Rinse Which of the following fluorides may cause gingival blanching? - Stannous Fluoride What is the sequence of sodium fluori...

After receiving ortho treatment, what is the most commonly used retainer? - Hawley Retainer When ortho bands and brackets are removed, what type of bur do you use? - Finishing bur Which cement gives off fluoride? - Glass ionomer What does a disclosing agent help detect? - Plaque What can be used to place an arch wire? - Weingart or Howe pliers What kind of tray is used for anterior teeth? A) Sectional B) Quadrant C) Full Arch D) Half Arch - A) Sectional

What system has a tightening wrench to tighten and loosen the band? - Automatrix What is the purpose of a wedge? How many do you need for an MOD restoration? - To contour and hold the band securely, 2 wedges auto matrix is unique in that it has a wrench that does what? - has no retainer to hold the band in place. the tightening wrench is inserted into the coil and is turned clockwise to tighten the band What occurs if the wedge is not place properly? - Overhang or cupping Class III & IV co...

Which two empires lead to the start of the Age of Exploration? - Mongol Empire ( ) and Ottoman Empire (cut off all European trade routes to Asia, resulting in searches for new routes to Asia) What are three examples of luxury goods becoming more expensive today? - -Gas -Food -Clothing How do you think the Astrolabe aided the Age of Exploration? - It aided the Age of Exploration by helping the explorers use the stars to position themselves. How do you think the Compass aided the Age of E...

Who must disclose material facts and to whom? - Only real estate brokers must discover and disclose material facts to everyone. All of the following are true EXCEPT: a) a listing agent has a higher duty to discover and disclose material facts because they have greater access to the property and information from the seller b) a broker who relies solely on what their client tells them does so at their peril. c) buyer agents can rely on the listing company's representations and have no duty ...

When must a seller's agent or subagent initially disclose agency status to a buyer? - before buyer and buyer's agent discuss motivation and financial information In dual agency, the agent's duties are _____ to being a facilitator - reduced What statement would require full disclosure of all financing terms in compliance with TILA, Reg Z and RESPA - any number amount triggers full disclosure: 4.5% APR or $2000 down A _____foreclosure is material fact and it must be______. - filed foreclo...

Can an inactive agent be paid a referral commission if they were active at the time they made the referral? - Yes. If and only if they were active at time of referral Must Dual Agency be in writing? - Before an offer is made, Yes. Dual agency must be in writing and signed by both parties At a listing appointment, the agent should be gathering all information for listing and what? - Advertising May a BIC and their Provisional Broker enter into dual agency together? - No. Because the BIC ov...

All commercial motor vehicles are required to carry - Registration papers What do registration papers tell you - The GVW and the hauling capacity no person should operate a truck bus or any commercial motor vehicle towing a house outside of city limits or any divided highway 30 min after sunset or 30 min before sunrise unless you carry - 3 flares or 3 red electric lanterns or three red portable emergency defectors during times that lighted lamps are not required _____________ must be c...

Maximum speed for heavy trucks on highway at night? - 65mph what should you do when going down a steep grade in a heavy vehicle? - Shift to lower gear What should you do when turning right in a vehicle that is too large to stay in proper lane? - Wide turn How can farm tractors meet lighting requirements when operating on the highway at night? - Flashers- Red or amber 2 Headlamps Red taillight Red reflectors What are vehicle size and weight requirements for class A, B, and C drivers lic...

What is the most important reason for doing a vehicle inspection. - Safety is the most important reason inspect your vehicle safety for yourself and for other road users a vehicle to affect found during inspection could save you problems later What thing should you check during a trip - You should check instruments air pressure gauge if you have airbrakes temperature gauges amateur voltmeter mirrors tires cargo cargo covers lights if you see here smell or feel anything that might mean troub...

All commercial motor vehicles are required to carry... - Registration papers What do registration papers tell you? - The Gross Vehicle Weight and the hauling capacity. No person should operate a truck, buss, or any commercial motor vehicle, towing a house outside of city limits or any divided highway 30min after sunset or 30 min before sunrise, unless you carry... - 3 Flares or 3 red electric lanterns or 3 red portable emergency deflectors During times that lighted lamps are not requir...

What is the maximum speed limit for heavy trucks on the highway at night? - 65mph What should you do when going down a steep grade in a heavy vehicle? - Shift to a lower gear What should you do when turning right in a vehicle which is too large to be turned while staying in the proper lane? - Approach the corner in the proper lane, about 4 feet from the curb(close enough to keep a car from passing on the right). As soon as the front wheels pass the corner, turn wide to the right, swinging o...

A discount point is BEST described as a charge the borrower pays to: A.) A lender to decrease the interest rate on the mortgage loan B.) A mortgage broker at the time of application to obtain a favorable rate C.) The seller as part of the closing costs of a loan D.) A lender to ensure against foreclosure - A.) A lender to decrease the interest rate on the mortgage loan A buyer has made an earnest money payment of $5,000. The buyer pays an additional $2,000 in option money to be credited a...

Which federal law requires that the Loan Estimate be provided to the borrower within three business days of the time of loan application is taken? - TILA What type of scam entails homeowners who are encouraged to refinance their property over and over until little or no equity remains? - Loan flipping or churning After a loan closing, funds are disbursed. When are the funds disbursed for an owner-occupied, residential refinance? - After 3 business-day rescission period What is the adjustab...

An application for a mortgage loan has been denied and, as required by Regulation B, an Adverse Action Notice has been delivered to the applicant .Which of the following is not included on the Adverse Action Notice? - C. The right to dispute the credit denial Under the Home Ownership Equity Protection act which loan would be identified as a high cost mortgage? - B. A $95,000 loan with $6175 in fees. Which of the following is not considered a "prohibited basis." under Regulation B? - C. Ge...

An application for a mortgage loan has been denied and, as required by Regulation B, an Adverse Action Notice has been delivered to the applicant. Which of the following is not included on the Adverse Action Notice? a. Disclosure of the applicant's credit score b. Statement of reasons for credit denial c. The right to dispute the credit denial d. Disclosure of use of information obtained from an outside source - The right to dispute the credit denial Under the Home Ownership Equity Prot...

What does RESPA stand for? - The Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act (Regulation X) What does ECOA stand for? - Equal Credit Opportunity Act (Regulation B) What does TILA stand for? - Truth In Lending Act (Regulation Z) What does TRID stand for? - TILA-RESPA Integrated Disclosure Rule (a.k.a. "Know Before You Owe") What does CFPB stand for? - Consumer Financial Protection Bureau What does NMLS stand for? - Nationwide Mortgage Licensing System and Registry What is SAFE and UST? - Secure...