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Which of the following is not located within the oral cavity? a. Hard palate b. Frenum c. Gingiva d. Pterygoid process Correct answers d. Pterygoid process How often should a patient be asked to update their medical and dental history? a. At every visit b. Every 6 months c. Annually d. Only when something changes Correct answers a. At every visit Which of the following would be least likely to be found on the clinical examination form? a. Temporomandibular joint (TMJ) evaluation ...

CICARE Correct answers - Connect and ask for patient's preferred name - Introduce - Communicate abt. what you're gnna do - Ask permission - Respond w respect - Exit courteously Fire Correct answers Code Red Medical Emergency Correct answers Code Blue Infant Abduction Correct answers Code Pink Child Abduction Correct answers Code Purple Hazardous Material Event Correct answers Code Orange Abusive/ Combative Patient Correct answers Code Gray Person w weapon Corr...

What is an oral side effect of Prozac? Correct answers xerostomia How do steroids effect wound healing? Correct answers causes delayed wound healing What should be done with a patient with a previous history of high blood pressure and comes in for their appointment with reading of 160/116? Correct answers refer the patient to their physician immediately Premedication regimine Correct answers 2g Amoxicillin 600 mg Clindamycin Patient comes in for appointment who needs premed, and the...

Primary Maxillary Central Incisor Correct answers 6-10 months Primary Mandibular Central Incisor Correct answers 6-10 months Primary Maxillary Lateral Incisor Correct answers 9-12 months Primary Mandibular Lateral Incisors Correct answers 7-10 months Primary Maxillary 1st Molar Correct answers 12-18 months Primary Mandibular 1st Molar Correct answers 12-18 months Primary Maxillary Canine Correct answers 16-22 months Primary Mandibular Canine Correct answers 16-22 months P...

Define Career Development Correct answers The process by which an individual developed and refines an understanding of self, develops a career identity and the ability to plan for the future What is the goal of a Career Development Professional Correct answers To provide students with the knowledge and skills needed to develop realistic educational and career plan and make satifying decisons to carry out those plans. What are Career Development Competencies? Correct answers The competencie...

types of teeth Correct answers incisors (central, lateral), canines, premolars (1st and 2nd), molars (1st, 2nd, 3rd) dental quadrants Correct answers maxillary right, maxillary left, mandibular right, mandibular left - four equal sections of the mouth, divided from the midline, and used by dentists to describe the location of teeth - "right" and "left" are in the perspective of the patient anterior teeth Correct answers - front teeth in the aesthetic area of the mouth, includ...

enamel Correct answers hard, outermost layer of a tooth maxilla Correct answers upper jaw bone Mandible Correct answers lower jaw bone periodontium Correct answers Structures that surround, support, and are attached to the teeth incisors Correct answers Flat, thin teeth in the front of the mouth. Used in gnawing or biting. canine Correct answers meat tearers Premolars Correct answers transitional teeth Molars Correct answers Back teeth that grind food Universal Numbering ...

What is the name of the anterior tooth surface facing out or towards the lips? Correct answers facial or labial What is the name of the anterior tooth surface facing in or towards back of the mouth? Correct answers lingual or palatal What are surfaces in between adjacent teeth? Correct answers proximal teeth ________ is towards the midline, while ______ is away from the midline Correct answers Mesial, distal What is the biting surface of posterior teeth called? Correct answers occlus...

ill-defined Correct answers malignant blue Correct answers A: anterior AP red Correct answers B: bitewings BWX Anterior periapicals Correct answers Captures the full root length and bone surrounding the root apex of anterior teeth Often distorts relative distances due to angulation of sensor posterior periapicals Correct answers Captures the full root length of posterior teeth and bone surrounding the root apex Radiopaque Correct answers more dense (WHITE) Metal (amalgam, zirc...

G.I.F.T. correct answersGet It The First Time Francis Galton correct answersHe was responsible for developing the first statistical study proving the uniqueness of fingerprints. Leone Lattes correct answersDried bloodstain Barbiturate correct answersAny of a class of sedative and sleep-inducing drugs. Physical Evidence correct answersAn object that can establish that a crime has or has not been committed or can link a crime and its victim or its perpetrator. It can also be used to ex...

Forensic Science correct answersscience applied to legal problems. Hypotheis correct answersan as yet unproven attempt to develop an explanation fro an observation or series of related observations. Pathology correct answersthe medical speciality that deals with disease and the bodily changes caused by disease. Coroner correct answersan elected official whose responsibility it to look into suspicious or unattended deaths. Medical Examiner correct answersa medical doctor, usually a fo...

Pollen from which type of flower is the least useful in forensic science? correct answerswind pollinated The cell type having only a thin primary cell wall is, correct answersparenchyma, (5 points) How are stomach contents collected and packaged to be sent for analysis? What labeling must go on the package? correct answersStomach contents are collected by tying off the stomach at the duodenum and esophagus, then remove at least fifty mils from the stomach and place it in an unbreakable con...

What is forensic science? correct answersusing science to answer legal questions what is the most important factor to a Forensics investigator and their objectives? correct answersability to observe well What is observation? correct answersability to observe well What is perception? correct answersinformation gathered by the 5 senses What is qualitative? correct answersdescription by the 5 senses What is quantitative? correct answerslength, weight,height, density, amount what c...

What are some traits of Private Labs? correct answers~Usually a specific specialty ~Privately owned ~Charge for their services ~Anyone can use them What are some traits of Public Labs? correct answers~Tax-funded ~Only offer services to prosecutors ~Cover a large variety of services ~Government owned What is ASCLD? correct answersAssists crime lab managers/directors/leaders What is ANAB? correct answersAccredits laboratories What is ASTM? correct answersProvides lab testing mate...

Bertillon method and what caused the US to shift away from this method towards fingerprints. correct answersAnthropometry How did the following scientist contribute to the field of forensics? o Henry Fauld o William Herchel o Francis Galton o Dr. Juan Vucetich o Sir Edward Richard Henry correct answersFauld = suggested that skin ridgepatterns could be important for identification of criminals Herchel = had Indian citizens sign documents with handprints Galton = Suggest method of class...

Developed body measurements/ description developed the first systematic method for i.d suspects correct answersAlphonse Bertillion Developed the first classification system for fingerprints correct answersSir Francis Galton Locard's exchange principle/ trace evidence correct answersEdmond Locard How they prove something correct answersScientific method those funded by the government correct answersPublic laboratories Designed to make profit correct answersPrivate laboratories ...

Impression evidence correct answersfingerprints, tool marks, footwear, tire tracks, ballistics (internal) Trace evidence correct answershair, fiber, particles, glass, paint, soil Physical Evidence correct answersdocuments, firearms, ballistics (external & terminal) Biological Evidence correct answersfluids, blood, skeletal, entomological, dental, bodies (alive & dead) Chemical Evidence correct answerscontrolled substance, uncontrolled substance, poisons, toxins Digital Evidence co...

LIMS correct answersLaboratory Information Management System NDIS correct answersNational DNA Index System CODIS correct answersCombined DNA Index System AFIS correct answersAutomated Fingerprint Identification System Non-reported sexual assault correct answersEvidence is stored for a maximum of five years Destructive Testing correct answers-non-destructive testing should be carried out first -Notify the client if destructive testing is done -Leave enough substance for future te...

True or False: A well tested scientific hypothesis is known as a theory correct answersTrue Which chemical method is used for developing latent fingerprints? correct answersNinhydrin True or False: The 'tail' of a blood stain points in the direction of travel correct answersTrue The fingerprint classification system that is used in Argentina and most South American countries is based on a system originally devised by? correct answersJuan Vucetich True or False: The cone-shaped ...

Who established the comparison microscope as the indispensable tool of modern firearms examiner? correct answers(C.) Goddard ________ writings are partially visible impressions appearing on a sheet of paper underneath the one on which the visible writing was done. correct answers(C.) indented Which of the following is a chemical used to expose bloodstains that are either old or have been cleaned away? correct answers(A.) luminol Rigor mortis refers to the _________. correct answers(B.) ...