NDAEB 4.2 Oral Prophylaxis and Treatment Planning Part 2

Of the following conditions, which describes the teeth of this patient?( RQ)

What is true of this patient’s teeth?

A patient has a latex allergy? What is the better option?

What is true about the patient?

The health history often asks patients to note allergies. What is a common skin allergen in the healthcare setting that affects both workers and patient\’s?

Prior to administering anesthetics, an orthodontic team notices a patient has clubbed fingers. Clubbed fingers can be a sign of impairment in which organ or area?

Which of the following may not be given at a routine visit?

Class I patients are treated _______?

Diabetes places a patient at greater risk for all but which of the following dental complications?

The roots of the patient’s teeth are ______.

Asking the patient about current medications should be done during the ______.

A patient\’s medications are listed under what in the health history?

A patient\’s insurance company is listed under what in the health history?

What will help determine if a patient poses a risk to the dental assistant?

Where is the patient\’s current condition recorded?

Processing documentation should not include?

What determines the confidentiality of patient records?

What should be done if a patient has more than one patient history?

A patient\’s radiographic images reveals extensive decay on teeth 13,15 and 36. Which teeth are affected?

Which of the following is not a historical finding that indicates the need for radiography?

A patient presented with a complaint of a tooth that has pain with sweet and cold that relieves after removal of stimulus . There is no sensitivity to heat and no pain on percussion . Identify the diagnosis?