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Dental arch wire are held in place by?  Ligature ties and elastomeric ties What type of cement is preferred for cementation of ceramic veneers?  Composite resin cement The plastic U-shaped frame is placed _____ the dam, the young metal frame and the ostby frame are placed ____the dam  Under;outside The primary advantage of non-Eugenio periodontal surgical dressing that does not contain Eugenio is that ______  Some patients are allergic to the eugenol and could experience r...

What is a Dental Assistant?  One who is employeed in a dental office to perform certain duties that assist the dentist. What is Direct Supervision?  Dentist is in office, personally tells you to do procedure, and checks work. What are the delegated duties for dental assistants in rule 150-9-.01?  May only be delegated in those instances when they are easily reversible and will not result in increased risk to patient. List requirements to become an EFDA as described in 150-9-.0...

Which of the following is the hardest tissue in the body? A. Bone B. Cementum C. Enamel D. Dentin  C. Enamel Enamel is 95-96% A. Organic B. Inorganic  B. Inorganic Which of the following is not a legal duty for an EFDA in Ohio? A. Place medication in pulp chambers of a tooth with a devital pulp. B. Place and remove surgical dressings. C. Perform a therapeutic intraoral adjustment of a fixed bridge D. Elect the shade for the fabrication of a porcelain veneer crown.  C. Per...

Why is a thin layer of calcium hydroxide considered therapeutic when placed in a deep prep?  Stimulates a thickening of dentin At which line angles are the retention grooves in a class II amalgam located?  Linguoaxial and buccoaxial What is dentin primarily composed of?  Dentinal tubules with protoplasmic extensions What is enamel composed of?  95% organic matter At which portion of the tooth is enamel thicker?  Incisal/occlusal Which is darker in color, enamel or dent...

Incisal edge  formed by the junction of the linguoincisal surfaces of an anterior tooth. created a surface linguoincisally. This surface forms an angle with the labial surface. Lobe  a developmental segment of the tooth. they coalesce to form a single unit. Mamelon  a rounded or conical prominence on the incisal ridge of a newly erupted incisor. They are usually three in number and soon disappear as the result of wear. Ridge  a linear elevation on the surface of a ...

conditioned punisher  A previously neutral stimulus change that functions as a punisher because of prior pairing with one or more other punishers. unconditioned punisher  A stimulus that, usually, is punishing without any prior learning. conditioned reinforcer  a stimulus that has acquired reinforcing properties through prior learning Unconditioned Reinforcer  A stimulus that, usually, is reinforcing without any prior learning. Side effects of punishment  May lead to an...

What do we call the philosophy of the science of human behavior?  Behaviorism The science of human behavior permits introspection to explain the conscious mind  Structuralism The science of human behavior relies on influence from logical positivism  Methodological Behaviorism Sensations and perceptions could be quantified by measuring  The operant of discrimination Why is responded conditioning limited when describing human behavior?  While it can add countless stimuli, i...

psychophysical parallelism  While some methodological behaviorists accept that there are mental states, they have ruled them completely out of consideration. This is not a new concept and was once referred to as . methodological  behaviorism might be thought of as a psychological version of logical positivism or operationism. introspection  Structuralism relied on , which looked inward to describe sensations, images, and feelings philosophy  "Behaviorism is not the ...

what is the philosphoy of human behavior?  Behaviorism Ontogeny  -learned beahviors of a particular animal during its lifetime Phylogeny  behaviors that have been passed down over the lifetime of the entire species how do you know the behavior is phylogenic?  when there is no history of the behavior what did Miller et al. (2015) find?  that mirrors do facilitate acquisition of motor imitation in children with ASDmirror serves as a discriminative control for the model wh...

parsimony  look for the simplest explanation possible what is science?  an attempt to discover order, and to display lawful relations determinism  The universe is a lawful and orderly place what does it mean to be scientifically skeptical?  that assumptions should not be made until evidence is available How do you reduce observer bias?  by ensuring interobserver agreement guidelines for gathering evidence  - reducing observer bias - examining experimental control -...