Planning For Dental Hygiene care
- 1.A patient with end stage renal disease, hepatic, infectious disease, or terminal cancer
- A.
ASA I
- B.
ASA II
- C.
ASA IV
- D.
ASA V
- 2.A patient with unstable cardiovascular conditions, extremely elevated blood pressure, uncontrolled epilepsy, or uncontrolled insulin-dependent diabetes.
- A.
ASA I
- B.
ASA III
- C.
ASA IV
- D.
ASA V
- 3.A patient with chronic cardiovascular conditions, controlled insulin-dependent diabetes, chronic pulmonary diseases, elevated blood pressure
- A.
ASA I
- B.
ASA II
- C.
ASA III
- D.
ASA IV
- 4.A patient with well-controlled chronic conditions, upper respiratory infections, healthy pregnant women, allergies
- A.
ASA I
- B.
ASA II
- C.
ASA III
- D.
ASA V
- 5.A patient who is able to walk up a flight of stairs with no distress.
- A.
ASA I
- B.
ASA II
- C.
ASA III
- D.
ASA IV
- 6.______________ ________________ knowledge level of the patient provides a baseline for interventions.
- 7.Which of the following is NOT a systemic condition related to periodontal infection
- A.
Varicella Zoster
- B.
Infective endocarditis
- C.
Cardiovascular disease
- D.
Adverse pregnancy outcomes
- 8.Preprocedural removal of dental biofilm will lower the bacterial count in aerosols and decrease the potential for _________.
- 9.Which of the following are the correct risk factors for oral cancer?
- A.
Periodontal disease, tobacco use, alcohol use
- B.
Tobacco use, alcohol use, sun exposure
- C.
Chewing tobacco, smoking, sun exposure
- D.
Periodontal disease, alcohol use, sun exposure
- 10.Which of the following is NOT a risk factor for dental caries?
- A.
Low Fluoride
- B.
Xerostomia
- C.
Genetic Factors
- D.
Tobacco use
- 11.Iatrogenic factors such as overhangs and open contacts are a risk factor for what?
- A.
Periodontal Disease
- B.
Dental Caries
- C.
Oral Cancer
- D.
Exposed Dentin
- 12.Check all of the following that are risk factors for dental caries.
- A.
Dietary Factors
- B.
Hormonal considerations
- C.
Inadequate biofilm removal
- D.
Family history
- E.
Tobacco use
- F.
Xerostomia
- G.
Systemic conditions (diabetes, decreased immune factors)
- H.
Iatrogenic factors
- I.
Tooth morphology and position
- J.
Low Fluoride
- K.
Developmental factors
- L.
Prosthetics
- M.
Genetic factors
- 13.Check all of the following that are risk factors for periodontal disease.
- A.
Inadequate biofilm removal
- B.
Tobacco use
- C.
Low Fluoride
- D.
Xerostomia
- E.
Genetic factors
- F.
Nutritional status
- G.
Dietary Factors
- H.
Tooth morphology and position
- I.
Iatrogenic factors
- J.
Inadequate biofilm removal
- K.
Systemic conditions
- 14.Which of the following is a factor that determines prognosis?
- A.
Patients Age
- B.
Evidence from scientific literature
- C.
Patients culture
- D.
Patients gender
- 15.Physical status determines _______ necessary during treatment.
- 16.The primary objective of the dental hygiene plan for periodontal therapy is to:
- A.
Control dental caries
- B.
Reduce risk factors for periodontitis
- C.
Restore and maintain health of the periodontal tissues
- D.
Reduce bleeding on probing
- 17.Check all of the following options that you would include in a care plan for dental caries control.
- A.
Fluorides
- B.
Dental sealants
- C.
Dietary control of fermentable carbohydrates
- D.
Dietary control of meat and vegetables
- 18.True or False, you can design a care plan to fit every patient that comes into the office.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 19.Which of the following would a well-prepared dental hygiene care plan NOT include?
- A.
Plans care for patient needs based on assessment data collected
- B.
Is flexible and realistic
- C.
Contains treatment goals that address the most common problems most patients have
- D.
Provides interventions and recommendations based on current scientific evidence
- 20.This is a caries risk assessment tool that provides guidelines for identifying caries risk status and selecting dental hygiene interventions based on risk factor assessment.
- A.
CAMBRA
- B.
OSCAR
- C.
ASA
- D.
ADL
- 21.Check all of the following that you think may cause a poor response to periodontal therapy.
- A.
Frequent snacking
- B.
Inadequate biofilm removal
- C.
Consuming alcohol
- D.
Noncompliance
- E.
Diet
- F.
Tobacco use
- G.
Systemic conditions (diabetes, osteoporosis)
- H.
Patients age
- 22.Dental hygiene diagnostic models . . .
- A.
Address health functioning and behaviors
- B.
Describe actual or potential health problems that dental hygienists are educated and licensed to treat
- C.
Classify diagnostic statements according to disease process
- D.
All of the above
- E.
Options A, B and C only
- 23.Which of the following is NOT part of the dental hygiene three part plan?
- A.
Teach the patient
- B.
Gingival/Periodontal
- C.
Dental Caries
- D.
Prevention
- 24.As long as the dentist is not needed to treat the patient, you do not need to discuss the care plan with the dentist before treatment.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 25.Informed consent can be lacking even when a document is signed.
- A.
True
- B.
False