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To assist with patient care the patients medical history must be reevaluated. - answer-At each visit Where does the mandible articulate with the cranium - answer-Temporal bone What part of the mandible articulate with the temporal bone - answer-Head of the condylar process Parts of the sphenoid - answer-greater/lesser wings, anterior base of skull, floors of eyes sockets and the base of cranium What are the muscles of mastication - answer-Temporalis, masseter, medial pterygoid, later...

NDAEB Review Questions and Answers (Graded A) Who was the first woman to graduate from a recognized dental college? - Correct answer Lucy B. Hobbs-Taylor" "What are the conditions that would indicate the need for restorative dentistry? - Correct answer - initial or recurring decay - replacement or failed restorations - abrasion or wearing away of tooth structure" "True or False: Aesthetic dentistry is primarily devoted to improving the appearance of teeth; specific conditions th...

NDAEB Exam Preparation Questions with correct and verified answers What two basic methods are used to acquire a digital x-ray image? - Correct answer Direct imaging(sensor) & indirect imaging (PSP)" "Advantages of Digital Radiography - Correct answer Immediate viewing of images, less radiation, no chemicals, ability to enhance images, communication with other dentists, no more lost films, remote consultation capability" "Disadvantages of Digital Radiography - Correct answer Cost, ...

A permanent dentition consists of how many teeth? A. 28 B. 30 C. 32 D. 26 - answer-32 Which teeth are sometimes called the "eye" teeth? Premolars Canines Incisors Bicuspids - answer-Canines Which proximal surface of a tooth is closest toward the midline of the body? Occlusal Facial Incisal Mesial - answer-Mesial A permanent dentition consists of how many premolars? 4 8 12 None - answer-8 When a mouth is divided into fourths, the parts are referred to as: Quadrant...

Which of the following types of health insurance covers the cost of providing non-medical custodial care to individuals with cognitive problems? A. Disability income insurance B. Long-term care insurance C. Hospital expense coverage D. Medical Expense coverage B All of the following are characteristics of a group health insurance plan EXCEPT: A. Only group members may be covered. B. There is one master contract B. Each person has a policy D. Benefits are essentially the same for al...

Which of the following types of health insurance covers the cost of providing non-medical custodial care to individuals with cognitive problems? A. Disability income insurance B. Long-term care insurance C. Hospital expense coverage D. Medical Expense coverage B All of the following are characteristics of a group health insurance plan EXCEPT: A. Only group members may be covered. B. There is one master contract B. Each person has a policy D. Benefits are essentially the same for al...

Chapter 03 Test Bank True / False Questions 1. Paul, who is normally an ethical person, has an opportunity to acquire what he feels is "easy" money in his job, and he believes it is safe to steal the money because nobody would know if he does take it. Paul rationalizes that it is fine to steal the money because he needs it more than the person whom the money belongs to. The psychological mechanism that causes Paul to want to steal the money is poor self-esteem. FALSE AACSB: Ethics Access...

NBDHE Dental Hygienist Practice Test All Answers Correct 1. Hypersensitivity of a root lessens as the tooth forms which of the following? - Cellular cementum (C) 2. What nerve supplies the intrinsic muscles of the tongue? - Hypoglossal nerve (D) 3. Which of the following is the most radioresistant? - Nerves (E) 4. Fluoride is typically introduced in all of the following ways except by ____________? - Injection (C) 5. Gingivitis is considered controlled when - There's no bleeding arou...

NURSING 239 Pharm quiz assignment answers 1.ID: Which route should the nurse clarify with the healthcare provider prior to administering a drug with a high first-pass effect? A. Int ravenous. B. Buccal. C. Sublingual. D. Oral. Correct The first-pass effect occurs when hepatic metabolism decreases the bioavailability of a drug. Oral (A) forms of medications are processed through the GI tract, absorbed through the small intestines, and undergo the first-pass effect in the liver before the drug re...

NURSING 239 Pharm quiz assignment Hesi Prep 1. Which route should the nurse clarify with the healthcare provider prior to administering a drug with a high first-pass effect? A. Intravenous. B. Buccal. C. Sublingual. D. Oral. Correct The first-pass effect occurs when hepatic metabolism decreases the bioavailability of a drug. Oral (A) forms of medications are processed through the GI tract, absorbed through the small intestines, and undergo the first-pass effect in the liver b...