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What are dental stains? - Stain is a discolored spot or area on the tooth that contrasts with the rest of the tooth color. Name the 3 basic ways a stain occurs. - 1-Stain adheres directly to the surface of the tooth. 2-Stain can be embedded in calculus and plaque depots. 3-stains are incorporated within the tooth structure. There are 2 classifications of stains. - 1-Extrinsic 2-Intrinsic What is an Extrinsic stain? - Stain on the surface of the tooth or teeth Can usually be removed by s...

How many cervical muscles are there? - 2` What are the cervical muscles? - sternocleidomastoid and trapezius What is the first cervical muscle? - sternocleidomastoid What is the action for the sternocleidomastoid? - bends and rotates head and neck. flexes neck. What is ipsilateral? - same side What is contra-lateral - not the same side. what is a bilateral contract flex head? - extending it forward what is unilateral contact - bends head to the ipsilateral side. What is the 2nd cervical...

3 Professional organizations in nursing - 1. American Nurses Association (ANA) 2. National League for Nursing (NLN) 3. Association of Nursing Students (ANS) 5 Levels of proficiency for nursing - 1. Novice 2. Advanced Beginner 3. Competent 4. Proficient 5. Expert ANA Standards of Nursing Practice - 1. Assessment 2. Diagnosis 3. Outcomes Identification 4. Planning 5. Implementation 5a. Coordination of Care 5b. Health teaching and health promotion 5c. Consultation 5d. Prescriptive a...

tissues in the body are classified into which of the following four types? a. reproductive, digestive, skeletal, and respiratory b. skeletal, cardiac, endocrine, and nervous c. nervous, muscle, epithelial, and connective d. atoms, tissues, organs, and organ systems e. endocrine, nervous, integumentary, and reproductive - c. nervous, muscle, epithelial, and connective Which of the following accurately represents the order of complexity for the body, from least to most complex? A) organ s...

Summarize Japanese cultural attitude toward immigrants in Japan. - They are resistant of immigrants What are the four main islands of Japan - Hokkaido (least populated), Honshu (Main island), Shikoku, Kyushu Who are the four Asian tigers? - Hong Kong, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan Which group was ranked at the bottom of Japan's ancient feudal system - Merchants What structure is found at the entrance of a Shinto shrine - Torii, found in Japan The tallest mountain in Japan - Mt. Fuji W...

What is the name of the warm water ocean current that allows for mild temperatures in the British Isles? - North Atlantic drift What has been the staple crop of Ireland for the past 200 years? - Potatoes What was the name of the British head of Treasury blamed for worsening the potato famine? - Charles Trevelyan An Irish term used to describe a "good time" that may initially sound shocking to American Tourists. - Craic The period of ethno-political conflict in Northern Ireland from the ...

Identify three factors that may influence human behavior during a fire - Culture, past experience, and lack of information Education - Teaching about a risk issue and how to prevent it Engineering - Using built-in protection in prevention strategies Economic incentives - Monetary rewards that promote use of technology as a prevention intervention Enforcement - Penalties for irresponsible behavior Emergency Response - Rapid and effective incident response A member of the community approac...

Physique Coaches are often required to provide education around popular dietary strategies to their clients. Which dietary strategy often results in reduction in intramuscular glycogen stores and intramuscular water? - Ketogenic Diets Which PED when dosed even slightly incorrect can result in death from a single use? - Insulin Shea is a physique athlete who is interested in maximizing her time when resistance training due to her busy work schedule. Her Physique Coach has introduced a strat...

Estate Creation VS Estate Conservation - Creation is when proceeds are paid to survivors, Conservation is when proceeds are used to pay the estate In ordinary whole life, when is face value paid - When the insurer reaches 100 or at death Are employer-paid life premiums deductible - Yes Who determines if the Insured is an acceptable risk - Home office underwriter Who manufactures insurance policies - Insurers Who sells policies to applicants - Producers Would a stroke be considered AD&D -...

What provision in a life insurance policy provides for an early payment of some portion of the policy death benefit (face amount) in the event the insured suffer from a terminal illness? - Accelerated Benefits Rider The Medical Information Bureau is: - Used by insurers to assist in underwriting. All of the following are optional provisions in individual health insurance policies, EXCEPT: - Notice of Claim In writing group life insurance, companies use all of the following as underwriting g...