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DASLE 2024 MN Exam || 350 Questions & Answers (Rated A+) DASLE 2024 MN Exam || 350 Questions & Answers (Rated A+) What rubberdam frame can be used UNDER the dam? - ANSWER - Plastic U-shaped frame A clamp that can be used for partially erupted tooth and has wings is the ? - ANSWER - "A" clamp...

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,DASLE 2024 MN Exam || 350 Questions
& Answers (Rated A+)
What rubberdam frame can be used UNDER the dam? - ANSWER - Plastic U-
shaped frame

A clamp that can be used for partially erupted tooth and has wings is the ? -
ANSWER - "A" clamp, jaws that bend sharply down towards the gingiva

Which color of dental dam provides more contrast against the tooth? - ANSWER -
Darker

Which side of the dental clamp is seated first? - ANSWER - lingual

The rubber dam clamp is positioned BELOW the - ANSWER - height of contour

Greater tissue retraction of the dental dam can be accomplished with - ANSWER -
Heavy weight dental dam

Which clamp is required if the gingival 1/3 of the tooth needs to be restored? -
ANSWER - Cervical clamp

Which clamp is designed with extra extensions to help retain the clamp? - ANSWER
- Winged

The anchor tooth requires what size of hole? - ANSWER - 5

A double bowed rubberdam clamp is - ANSWER - A cervical clamp , butterfly clamp ,
used for a class V restoration , used for an anterior tooth during an endo treatment .

The gingival tissue is exposed and leakage occurs. This is caused by? - ANSWER -
Holes punched TOO CLOSE together

Dental dam bunches between teeth. This is caused by? - ANSWER - Holes TOO
FAR apart

Genetic radiation effects - ANSWER - Not seen in patient, passed onto future
generation

Somatic radiation effects - ANSWER - seen in the person irradiated (cancer,
leukemia, cataracts), not passed onto future generations

Roentgen (R) - ANSWER - Amount of radiation in the air

Radiation absorbed dose (Rad) - ANSWER - the amount of radiation energy
absorbed by a tissue

Roentgen (REM) - ANSWER - Biological effects

, Radiosensitive - ANSWER - Blood cells, immature reproductive cells, young bone
cells, small lymphatic *Most sensitive

Critical organ - ANSWER - if damaged, diminishes the quality of a person's life (skin,
thyroid, lens of eye, bone marrow)

How far do you stand from the tube head? - ANSWER - 6 ft

ALARA stands for? - ANSWER - As Low As Reasonably Achievable

Lead apron - ANSWER - Recommended for both intra-oral and extra-oral
radiographs

Thyroid collar - ANSWER - Intra-oral X-rays only

Occlusal size film? - ANSWER - 4

Least radiosensitive cells - ANSWER - muscle cells and nerve cells, mature cells

What film should be taken first for a patient with strong gag reflex? - ANSWER -
Anterior

What restricts the size and shape of the x-ray beam? - ANSWER - Lead diaphragm -
to size 2.75

Who would be least susceptible to radiation? - ANSWER - 35 year old woman

Size film for occlusal on a 5 year old? - ANSWER - 2

What is ankyloglossia? - ANSWER - tongue-tied

What film would the coronoid process be found? - ANSWER - Maxillary molar

What do you do for a shallow pallet when taking radiographs? - ANSWER - Increase
vertical angle (VA)

Incorrect horizontal angulation (HA) - ANSWER - Overlapping

Incorrect vertical angulation (VA) - ANSWER - Foreshortening if too much VA,
Elongation if too little VA

Occlusal plane should be... - ANSWER - Parallel to the floor

Panoramic radiograph - ANSWER - Extraoral x-ray showing both the maxilla &
mandible in full on 1 film

Sharpness - ANSWER - capability of the receptor to reproduce the distinct outlines
of an object

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