ADEX Dental Hygiene Exam Prep

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What does CITA stand for?
- Cumulative interstate testing agencies
- Council of international agreement
- Council of interstate testing agencies
- Council of ingorrated agencies

About This Quiz

The ADEX dental hygiene exam prep boasts of ten standard questions on issues relating to dental hygiene. Taking this test is essential for the preparation for your coming dental hygiene exams. The dental hygiene exam is not only satisfactory as a study but also for its usage in our everyday lives. Take this knowledge to assess your preparation for your See moreexams.

2.

What is a state of balance in the environment?
- Stability
- Libratide
- Homeostasis
- Balance
Correct Answer

A. Homeostasis

Explanation

Homeostasis refers to the state of balance or equilibrium in the environment. It is the ability of an organism or system to maintain internal stability despite external changes. This balance is achieved through various mechanisms such as temperature regulation, pH balance, and nutrient levels. Homeostasis is crucial for the proper functioning and survival of living organisms, as it allows them to adapt and respond to environmental fluctuations while keeping their internal conditions within a narrow range.

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What is PTCE?
- People's treatment clinical examination
- Patient technological credibility examination
- Patient treatment clinical examination
- None of the above
Correct Answer

A. Patient treatment clinical examination

Explanation

PTCE stands for Patient Treatment Clinical Examination. This is the correct answer because it accurately defines what PTCE stands for. It refers to an examination that assesses a patient's ability to provide clinical treatment. The other options, such as People's Treatment Clinical Examination and Patient Technological Credibility Examination, do not accurately describe the meaning of PTCE.

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4.

What is a source of nutrition of supragingival?
- Water
- Iron
- Calcium
- Protein
Correct Answer

A. Calcium

Explanation

Supragingival refers to the area above the gum line. Calcium is an essential mineral for maintaining healthy teeth and bones. It plays a vital role in the formation and maintenance of tooth enamel. Since supragingival refers to the area around the teeth, it can be inferred that calcium is a source of nutrition for supragingival tissues.

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5.

What is the cusp tips of posterior teeth?
- Class 1
- Class II
- Class VI
- None of the above
Correct Answer

A. Class VI
6.

What's to be done when your mast gets moist?
- Exercise
- Eat
- Sleep
- Change it immediately
Correct Answer

A. Change it immediately

Explanation

When a mast gets moist, it is important to change it immediately. Moisture can cause damage to the mast, leading to potential safety risks. Moisture weakens the structure of the mast and can lead to rot, corrosion, or mold growth. Changing the mast immediately helps to prevent further damage and ensures that the mast remains in good condition for its intended use.

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7.

How many times should you brush your teeth daily?
- Once
- Twice
- As often as you can
- Thrice
Correct Answer

A. Twice

Explanation

Brushing your teeth twice a day is the recommended practice for maintaining good oral hygiene. Brushing removes plaque and food particles, preventing tooth decay and gum disease. Brushing in the morning helps to eliminate the bacteria that have accumulated overnight, while brushing before bed removes the debris from throughout the day. Brushing too often can damage the enamel, while brushing less frequently may not effectively clean the teeth and gums. Therefore, brushing twice a day strikes a balance between maintaining oral health and avoiding potential harm.

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8.

Which percentage water is a plague?
- 50%
- 30
- 1%
- 80%
Correct Answer

A. 80%
9.

Which is the first sign of gingivitis?
- Bleeding
- Soreness
- Pains
- Mouth odor
Correct Answer

A. Bleeding

Explanation

The first sign of gingivitis is bleeding. Gingivitis is an early stage of gum disease, where the gums become inflamed and may bleed easily. This is typically caused by poor oral hygiene, allowing plaque to build up and irritate the gums. Bleeding gums during brushing or flossing is often an indication of gingivitis. It is important to address gingivitis early on to prevent it from progressing to more severe forms of gum disease.

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What is a stain from inside the teeth
- Anta
- Endogenous stain
- Within stain
- Stainours
Correct Answer

A. Endogenous stain

Explanation

An endogenous stain refers to a stain that originates from within the teeth. This type of stain is usually caused by factors such as genetics, trauma, or certain medications. Unlike extrinsic stains that occur on the surface of the teeth, endogenous stains are embedded within the tooth structure and can be more challenging to remove.

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