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When using nitrous oxide, what is the minimum amount of oxygen that can be used? 50% After the administration of nitrous oxide, how many minutes is oxygen administered? 5 min If a patient is showing signs of an allergic reaction, which of the following drugs should an assistant retrieve? Еpі-рen If a patient looks as if they are going to faint during a crown procedure, what should the assistant do first? Remove any foreign objects from the oral cavity Which of ...

a bite wing film shows the _____ of both the _____ and _____. crowns , maxilla and mandible the _____ film provides a wide view of the maxilla and mandible. panoramic _____ film can be used in cassettes. extraoral Occlusal film is so named because it is ____ than periapical or bitewing film and the patient ____ the entire film. larger, occludes the _____ radiograph is the film of choice for the evaluation of apical lesions. periapical the radiograph most c...

What is Jurisprudence? the laws and interpretation of those laws that apply to and affect and protect the dental profession What are names for the Texas State Board? TSBDE SBDE State Board The Board What does the Texas State Board grant the dental assistant and what does it enforce? Grants: the certificate of registration Enforces: The Dental Practice Act What is TSBDE's mission? Protect the public Who are the TSBDE members and how many? 15 members - serve f...

1. DIRECT supervision refers to which of the following? The dentist is on the premises and examines the treatment preformed by the auxiliary before dismissing the patient. 2. In GENERAL supervision, the dentist is: Is out of the office, has scheduled auxiliary to be at work 3. With nitrous oxide administration: b. The dentist must remain in the operatory and the assistant may adjust controls as directed by the dentist. 4. A parent brings a child to the dental office on th...

Who issues the Dental Assistant Certificate of Registration? The Texas State Board of Dental Examiners (TSBDE) The Texas State Board consists of 11 members The laws governing the practice of Dentistry in the State of Texas are in The Texas Occupations Code, the Dental Practice Act, and the TSBDE rules and regulations All of the following are required to obtain a Dental Assistant Radiology Certificate, except Completion of a dental assisting externship Eligibility ...

How many members are on the board 11 members - 6 dentist -3 hygiendt -2 members of the public The laws and the interpretation of them that applies to and affects the dental profession are referred to as Jurisprudence Your rules pertaining to dentistry in the state of Texas are contained within the ______& _______ and also in the ____ ____ TSBDE rules & regulations Dental practice act The _______ _____ _____ ALLOWS dental assistants in Texas to take dental _______ afte...

The patient record is a permanent document of whom The patient The dental history portion of a patient record provides a dental team with information regarding Previous dental care and treatment Which of the following describes the best way to remain approachable to an anxious patient Encourage questions Who legally owns a patient's dental radiographs The dentist What charting symbol best indicates a tooth that is not visible in the mouth X through the tooth ...

VITALS SIGN VITALS SIGN 1. Vital sign include: a. temperature b. respiration rate c. blood pressure d. all of the above answer: - temperature - respiration rate - blood pressure 2. a temperature above normal range indicates: a. gingivitis b. presence of infection c. flu d. a contagious disease presence of infection 3. Normal body temperature for an adult is: a. 99.1 b.96.8. c. 97.5 d. 98.6 98.6 normal body temperature 4. Oral temperature is the most...

Bonding provisional veneer Composite resins cemented with polycarboxlate or eugenol free temporary cement Types of periodontal dressing materials Eugenol and non Eugenol Methods to prepare periodontal dressing Eugenol: Powder/liquid form Non Eugenol: Manual, Automix, and strips Techniques and procedures to place periodontal dressing Material must cover the wound site Must not interfere with speech or chewing Must be locked interproximally Should contour gingival tiss...

according to the CDC which infection control measure is considered the most critical for reducing the transmission of microbes in the health care setting? hand washing in a dental setting the clinical supply refrigerator may be used for the preservation of bonding materials A used dental anesthetic needle is an example of regulated waste Employees must receive training regarding hazardous chemicals at which interval? upon hire and whenever a new hazard is introduced ...

The RDA performing mouth mirror inspection should be able to: differentiate abnormal conditions from normal conditions. The dental assistant may not perform what procedures without proof of completetion of a course approved by the Dental Board of California: Ultra sonic scaling for removal of cement from ortho bands and pit and fissure sealants. The RDA license renewal period with proof of education is required every? Two years (2) What is not a requirement for RDA licens...

Direct Supervision refers to? Dentist on premises & examines the treatment performed by DA or RDA before releasing patient General Supervision Doctor/Dentist - is out of office, but has scheduled auxiliary to be at work Nitrous Oxide administration Dentist - must remain in the operator & Assistant may adjust controls as directed by the dentist A parent brings in child to office on the dentist's day off, the child has a large cavity. The dentist is unreachable by telephon...

A pct is performing cpr for an adult patient. which of the following actions should the technician take? Depress 5cm into the pts chest whole performing compressions Which of the following tasks is within the scope of practice for a pct? reinforcing teaching about a wound care technique taught to the pt by the nurse a pct is weight a pt using a mechanical scale which of the following actions should the pct take verify that the scale is balanced and the weights are set to zero be...

This is the most prominent member of the medical care team. a. PA b. EMT c. Nurse d. Physician d. Physician This person is normally under the supervision of a doctor and can perform some of the same functions as a doctor. a. PA b. EMT c. Nurse d. Physician a. PA This person may be the first person in the doctor's office to see a patient. a. Doctor b. EMR specialist c. Office manager d. Medical coding specialist c. Office manager This person can perform both a...

why is it important to input correct patient data into the laboratory information center? incorrect data may be reported to the HCP what is the consequence of mislabeling a blood bank specimen? hemofusion reaction what is the correct technique in preparing a peripheral blood smear? blood drop in center of the slide, use another slide at 30° angle and pull it until it touches the blood. what is the most important vital sign to report to the nurse during a blood transfusio...

*What percentage of plasma is not water or protein? 1 *What will most likely happen if the contents of an evacuated tube come into contact with the tube stopper while the blood is being drawn? The patient can experience venous reflux *The patient complains of pain, "AS". Where is the pain located? Left ear *What is hematoma? Swelling containing blood *The tightening or shortening of a muscle is: contracture *Wrist Radial *Foot Dorsalis pedis ...

A CPCT is performing a stress test on a patient. About 10 minutes into the test, the CPCT notices the patient is asymptomatic. What should the CPCT do? Continue with the test as normal A CPCT working in a home health setting is caring for a patient who has a prescription for self-administered medication. The CPCT should recognize that which of the following actions is within his scope of practice? Administer the medication as directed by the pharmacist A CPCT should recognize tha...

A patient notifies the PCT of a history of fainting during blood collection. The PCT should position the patient in which of the following positions? Supine Which of the following factors determines whether a child should have his capillary collection by the heel stick or finger stick method? Age and development After completing patient rounds which of the following actions should a PCT take to ensure the patient's safety? Leave the call light within the patient's reach ...

*Painful of difficult urination Dysuria *The passage of liquid unformed stool Diarrhea *Pus in the urine Pyuria *The manner in which the body is arranged, when repositioning patient Position *A rapid heart rate is called Tachycardia *During examination the movement or feeling a part of the body with hands Manipulation *A slow heart rate Bradycardia *Black tarry stool due to digested blood in the GI tract: Melena *Tapping a body part...

Practice Test A ... A patient care technician is making an open bed for a patient. Which of the following actions should the technician take? Fanfold the top linens at the foot of the bed (exp. this allows for easy access to the bed without the technician or patient needing to pull back the linens A patient care technician is observing a patient who is ambulating using a walker. Which of the following actions by the patient demonstrates correct technique? The patient advances th...