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NDHCEBOARD-TEST1QUESTIONS&ANSWERS SOLVED100%. Mr. Pothier, 65 years old, presents with localized 6mm periodontal probing depths. Calculus can be seen interproximally in the same areas on a radiograph. The client terminated his previous dental hygiene appointment early due to sensitivity. Which ...

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NDHCE BOARD - TEST 1 QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
SOLVED 100%.

Mr. Pothier, 65 years old, presents with localized 6mm periodontal probing depths.
Calculus can be seen interproximally in the same areas on a radiograph. The client
terminated his previous dental hygiene appointment early due to sensitivity. Which one of
the following interventions would best contribute to effective periodontal debridement for
Mr. Pothier?
A. Local anaesthetic
B. Ultrasonic scaler
C. Hand instruments
D. Relaxation techniques - Correct Answer A


Lara, 14 years old, presents for her continuing care appointment with signs of an eating
disorder, but has not indicated this in her health history. What action should the dental
hygienist take?
A. Confront her with the suspected condition
B. Ask her if she has sought medical help for her condition
C. Discuss the signs of her condition with her parents
D. Share with her the findings that are consistent with her condition - Correct Answer D


Mrs. Meltzer, 72 years old, presents for periodontal therapy. She is scheduled for
chemotherapy for breast cancer in 4 weeks. The dental hygienist will need several
appointments to complete the dental hygiene therapy. In addition to treating the current
periodontal condition, what action should the dental hygienist take when developing the
dental hygiene care plan?
A. Reassure Mrs. Meltzer that oral manifestations are rare with chemotherapy and
recommend she continue her current oral self-care regime.


B. Provide information on the oral manifestations that may occur during chemotherapy and
develop specific preventive strategies with Mrs. Meltzer.


C. Explain to Mrs. Meltzer that oral self-care practices will help prevent the oral
manifestations associated with chemotherapy.

,D. Refer Mrs. Meltzer to a periodontist for further treatment and recommend use of an oral
irrigator. - Correct Answer B


The dental hygienist sees Ms. Ouellet, 34 years old, for her 6-mont continuing care
appointment. It is the first time Ms. Ouellet has been seen by the dental hygienist because
another colleague has previously provided this treatment. The dental hygienist finds
generalized heavy subgingival calculus 5-6mm periodontal probing depths. No pocket
depths were previously recorded on Ms. Ouellet's chart. What is the dental hygienist's
professional responsibility in this situation?
A. Report this problem to the dental hygiene regulatory authority.


B. Report this situation, anonymously, to the dental hygiene professional association.


C. Document the findings and discuss with the other clinician in private.


D. Immediately refer Ms. Ouellet to a periodontist for therapy. - Correct Answer C


Keegan, 16 years old, presents with fractures of the lingual cusps on two teeth, What is the
most likely cause of this type of fracture?
A. Pen chewing.
B. A tongue study.
C. History of bulimia nervosa.
D. A bruxism habit. - Correct Answer B


Mr. Stephanos, 52 years old, is a new client. He presents with generalized Stage III Grade
B periodontitis and is in need of extensive periodontal debridement. He confirms a long
history of alcohol abuse and that he has recently begun alcohol cessation counseling.
What is the most important information for the dental hygienist to provide to Mr. Stephanos
regarding his treatment?
A. His delayed response to healing.
B The benefits of a phenol-based mouthrinse.
C. His need for a prescription for a post-operative analgesic.
D. The advantages of him taking tetracycline. - Correct Answer A

, A dental hygienist has been asked to provide information to client about a new tooth
whitening procedure. The dental hygienist did not study this procedure at school. Which
one of the following sources of information should the dental hygienist consult before
providing information to clients about this procedure?
A. The employer regarding the new technique.


B. Reports of randomized controlled clinical trials.


C. Colleagues regarding technique and efficacy.


D. Dental supply companies regarding available products. - Correct Answer B


The initial assessment of Mr. Parker, 40 years old, reveals tenderness in the
temporomandibular joint area, bilateral lymphadenopathy, white folded plaques on the
lateral borders of the tongue, linear gingival erythema, and generalized 7-9mm periodontal
probing depths. Which on of the following referrals would be most important for Mr.
Parker?
A. Counselor for a tobacco use cessation intervention.


B. Radiologist for temporomandibular joint pain.


C. Physician for the health assessment.


D. Periodontist for the periodontal condition. - Correct Answer C


What type of technique error can be seen near the maxillary third molars on the following
panoramic radiograph?
A. Ghost image
B. Herringtonbone pattern
C. Reticulation
D. Film fog - Correct Answer A


Mrs. Guay, 73 years old, presents to her continuing care appointment with a recently
placed mandibular canine-to-canine periodontal splint. During the assessment, the dental
hygienist notices changes in her periodontium arising from ineffective dental biofilm
control methods. What should the dental hygienist expect to observe?

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