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How much phospheric acid is in etch? 37% What is the best way to determine that periodontal disease has stopped? No more bleeding on probing. This is the most reliable way to determine disease status. Is a mouth guard indicated for clenching? no, but a NIGHT GUARD is! Not a mouth guard. 3 things that make you ASA 3 1. poorly controlled hypertension 2. morbid obesity 3. chornic renal failure 3 things that make you ASA 4 1. liver failure 2. Unstable angina (angina attack 1 year ago qualifies) Supine or Semi-supine position for a patient having a seizure? Supine and laying on one side! To help vomit leave the mouth :( Can you effectively clean a type II furcation with normal instruments? No... Student RDH says to get a mini gracey extended shank Which one is in the shape of heart? -Nasopalatine canal Cyst -Globulomaxillary canal cyst Nasopalatine canal cyst. What percent of hydrogen peroxide is a "professional level"? 30 -39% 5 reasons to premed 1. unrepaired cyanotic congenital heart disease 2. prosthetic material placed in heart within last 6 months 3. not completely repaired heart defect 4. artificial heart valves 5. history of endocarditis Which type of malocclusion will don syndrome patients be most likely to have? Class 3 (underbite) What age needs a "smear layer" of toothpaste? What age needs a "pea-sized ball" of toothpaste? 3 and under = smear layer 3-6 = pea-sized Do you make a new entry when putting in information that you forgot to put in about a patient's treatment? Sign or initial? Whole new entry, SIGN! What is the one issue with sealant programs? $$$$ too much money Thin ultrasonic tips are the best at removing (light/moderate/heavy) calc. Light! If a patient has active TB - what kind of care can they get? postpone all non-emergency care until TB is gone Which vitamin is most closely associated with angular chelitis? Riboflavin (B-2) Patient suffers from frequent sinus infections Patient has necrotic ulcer on palate Patient seems generally irritated Whats going on? HE'S ON COCAINE. Apparently users like to put cocaine on their gums for funsies. Also they suffer from sinus infections because of snorting... Where does "creating a treatment plan" fall in in the dental hygiene process of care or A.D.P.I.E. planning For bisecting angles and degrees what is the trend to use on maxillary teeth? Mandibular? MAXILLARY: the number is always positive and gets as high as 50 towards the canines. Smaller number as you go back. MAND: the number is always negative and gets as low as -30 at the canines. smaller numbers as you go back When do you use the brachial artery to take a pulse? When the child is YOUNGER than 1 year.. so literally an infant Most popular TYPE of medication to perscribe for hypertension? Thiazide diruetics Explain inlay v. onlay Both cover one or more tooth surfaces but an ONLAY specifically covers a biting surface or a cusp When they say "clincial attachment loss" they are talking about... CAL.... duh but you got it wrong :) you thought they were talking about probing Patients can use an inhaler for 2 diseases! What are they? Asthma (duh) COPD what is another way to say "para-functional habits" occlusal discrepancy (just know they mean the same thing) "Nevus" is a fancy term for a ..? Mole! :) When is the best time to see a patient undergoing dialysis? The day after dialysis! That is when they are most healthy because all the waste has been removed the day before. Can baking soda reduce bacteria? NO, but it can help polish and raise PH What is the purpose of triclosan in toothpaste? Antibacterial! effective against gram + and -. .. fun fact its used in garbage bags and cleaning products for this reason :) Difference between a advocate role and an educator role in hygiene? Advocate: changing things through policy and legislation Education: teaching and giving out pahmplets Calcium Carbonate does what in toothpaste? abrasive agent to remove plaque and stain List the 4 keratinized areas in the mouth 1. Interdental papilla (WHAT?) 2. free gingiva 3. attached gingiva 4. hard palate "Hair-on-end" is key radiographic phrase describing the presence of what disease? Sickle Cell Anemia