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Bone is composed primarily of which inorganic material? a. calcium b. phosphorus c. collagen d. potassium -ANSWER - Calcium Calcium is the most abundant mineral found in bones, as well as in the entire body. Which of these is a biome? a. desert b. cornfield c. hear of bison d. beehive -ANSWER - Desert A biome is a large ecological community that includes specific plants and animals, such as a desert. Which planet orbits closest to Earth? a. Mercury b. Venus c. Jupite...

What is the best explanation of how a smooth round stone became smooth? -ANSWER - It was in a stream for a long time If you place bean seeds between moist paper towels and watch the stem leaves appear you will see a demonstration of? -ANSWER - germination Any astronomical body that revolves around a larger body is called? -ANSWER - satellite In chemistry, to be classified as an organic substance, a substance must contain? -ANSWER - carbon atoms What element does not contain any neutr...

Which of these reduces friction -ANSWER - ball bearings When a lobster grows a claw to replace one that was lost, the process is called -ANSWER - regeneration Any astronomical body that revolves around a larger body is called -ANSWER - satellite In chemistry, to be classified as an organic substance, a substance must contain? -ANSWER - carbon atoms Which element does NOT contain any neutrons -ANSWER - Hydrogen The chemical formula of a compound describes the elements the compound ...

How many watts in a horsepower -ANSWER - 746 watts What is a carburetor and what is its role in the internal combustion engine -ANSWER - A device that filters air and mixes fuel in an engine What is the difference between a disc brake and a drum brake, and how do they function to stop a vehicle -ANSWER - Disc brakes use friction pads to stop the rotor, while drum brakes use shoes to press against a drum A vehicle turns sharply around a corner, creating a sideways force that is applied t...

Ohms Law: -ANSWER - Opposition to the flow of current. Pharynx -ANSWER - further filters the air and aids in protections against infection Phenotype -ANSWER - genes that express themselves in physical characteristics ex: eye color Genotype -ANSWER - genetic make up, including both dominant and recessive alleles. Allies -ANSWER - a gene which consists of hereditary factors The Nervous system -ANSWER - Controls the functions of the body and receives stimuli from the environment S...

What does outskirts most nearly mean? -ANSWER - Outlying areas What does humiliated most nearly mean? -ANSWER - Embarrassed What does precise most nearly mean? -ANSWER - Exact What does unblemished most nearly mean? -ANSWER - Flawless What does prolific most nearly mean? -ANSWER - Profuse What does enmity most nearly mean? -ANSWER - Acrimony What does minute most nearly mean? -ANSWER - Slight What does boisterous most nearly mean? -ANSWER - Clamorous What does impart most...

The diaphragm is a system of muscles that allows ....? -ANSWER - Breathing A convex mirror ... light waves, A convex lens ... light waves. -ANSWER - Diverges Converges The state of matter occurring at lower temperatures is the ... state -ANSWER - Solid What is the difference bw physical change and chemical change? -ANSWER - A physical change may alter the form, size or shape of matter; a chemical change alters its molecules. Put these in order to describe how blood flows from the h...

General supervision -ANSWER - The dentist has prior knowledge and has given consent for the procedures being performed during which the dentist is not required to be present in the dental office or on the premises. Indirect supervision -ANSWER - The dentist is in the office, authorizes the procedures, and remains in the office while the procedures are being performed by the allied dental personnel. Direct supervision -ANSWER - The dentist is in the dental office, personally diagnoses the c...

ubliDentists can have how many Dental Therapists working under them? -ANSWER - Five Advanced Dental Therapist can have how many assistants working under them? -ANSWER - Four What is the deadline date used by dental corp to file their annual report? -ANSWER - On or before January 1st What are the Four functions of MN board of Dentistry? -ANSWER - -Licensure -Cont competence -Complaints / Compliance -Policy Who is on the board of Dentistry? -ANSWER - 9 members: - 5 DDS - 1 DH - ...

in MN your license must be renewed -ANSWER - every 2 years the MN bod is the authority which can -ANSWER - take your license away give you your license conduct a clinic evaluation to be considered an allied dental professional by the BOD, one must be -ANSWER - licensed a licensed dental assistant can be sued for malpractice -ANSWER - true in the case of an emergency, anyone can expose a radiograph in order to help a patient -ANSWER - false exposing radiographs is -ANSWER - gener...

______ are minimal standards of behavior established by statutes. -ANSWER - Laws The principle of ethics that talks about a persons ability to "do no harm" is: -ANSWER - Autonomy The principle of ethics that calls practitioners to "do no harm" is: -ANSWER - Nonmaleficence What is established as a guide to professional behavior? -ANSWER - Code of ethics Ethics are -ANSWER - Open to individual interpretation A dental auxiliary is: -ANSWER - A dental assistant A dental hygienist...

Indirect supervision -ANSWER - The dentist is in the office & remains in the office & authorized the procedure General supervision -ANSWER - Dentist has prior knowledge and has given consent for the procedures. (not required to be in the office) Direct supervision -ANSWER - The dentist is in the office & personally diagnosis the condition. Authorizes the procedure, and evaluates the procedure after it has been complete. Personal supervision -ANSWER - Dentist is operating on a patient an...

T/F - A name used for a dental practice that connotes unusual or superior dental ability, or is likely to create a false or unjustified expectation of favorable results is in violation of Minnesota Statutes. - ANSWER -True All advertisements must include the dentist's ______________ and _________________. - ANSWER -Name, Address A person shall not compensate or give anything of value to a representative of the press, radio, television, or another communicative medium in anticipation of or...

three key components of the breathing principle - ANSWER -1. mind- body awareness 2. 3-D breath pattern 3. Muscle activation breathing mind-body awareness - ANSWER --inhale through nose, exhale through pursed lips for deeper abdominal connection to the TA which wraps horizontally around the sides of the torso between the lower ribs and the pelvis. -helps focus, concentration, relieve unnecessary tension, relax muscles, helps achieve dynamic stability through movement. our breath initiates...

The basis of STOTT -ANSWER - Anatomical and scientific, through consultations with physical therapists and exercise scientists, some changes resulted in a more contemporary approach STOTT Pilates give the instructors -ANSWER - License to program, whereas Joseph Pilates had a static order of exercises STOTT Pilates also divided the exercises into -ANSWER - Three levels, essential intermediate and advanced Pelvic differences -ANSWER - STOTT Pilates emphasizes a neutral pelvis as much as p...

Medial - ANSWER -Closer to the median plane Lateral - ANSWER -Further from the median plane Anterior - ANSWER -Facing forward or located at the front Posterior - ANSWER -Facing toward or located at the back Superior - ANSWER -Facing toward or located at the top (Closer to the head) Inferior - ANSWER -Facing toward or located at the bottom (Further from the head) Proximal - ANSWER -Closer to the trunk, or some major joint Distal - ANSWER -Further from the trunk, or some maj...

Which of the following does not represent how STOTT Pilates has evolved from Joseph Pilates original method? -ANSWER - Focus on more flat spine than original method What is another term used to describe mid-sagittal plane? A) Transverse B) Circuduction C) Frontal D) Medial Plan -ANSWER - D) Medial Plane Lateral/Medial rotation does not occur at which of the following joints: A) knee joint B) hip joint C) elbow joint D) gleno-humeral joint -ANSWER - C) elbow joint Lordosis de...

Order of essential exercises (Column 1) -ANSWER - Footwork Second position Single leg Hundred Bend & Stretch Lift & Lower Adductor stretch Short spine Midback series Back rowing Preps Order of essential exercises (Column 2) -ANSWER - Side arm preps sitting Side twist sitting Front rowing preps Stomach massage Arms pulling straps (long box) Round back (short box) Straight back (short box) Twist (short box) Tree (short box) Elephant Mermaid Leg circles Knee stretc...

When you abduct the arms overhead from the anatomical reference position the scapula should... -ANSWER - Upwardly rotate What does the term posterior mean -ANSWER - Away from the front of the body The legs are abducted and laterally rotated for full spinal extension such as swan dive to -ANSWER - Facilitate hip extension and prevent excessive extension of the lumbar spine How can you modify if a client cannot support their weight in scapula isolation standing on the stability chair -ANS...

Breathing Principle Exercises -ANSWER - 1. Natural Breath Pattern 2. Breathing Flexed Forward 3. Lateral Cage Breathing While Supine 4. Pelvic Floor Engagement Sitting 5. Transversus Engagement Sitting 6. Breath Pattern Supine Incorporating Abdominals Pelvic Placement Exercises -ANSWER - 1. Rocking Pelvis 2. Neutral to Imprint 3. Leg Slides OR Leg Lifts Rib Placement Exercise -ANSWER - 1. Arm Raises Scapular Movement & Stabilization Exercise -ANSWER - 1. Protraction/Retraction 2...