WHO & ASTDD

Which organizations are involved in completing Basic Screening Surveys (BSS)?

• Local dental clinics

• World Health Organization and The Association of State and Territorial Dental Directors

• Private dental companies

• National Health Service

What are the reversible aspects of periodontal disease according to the CPI?

• Inflammation, calculus, and bleeding on probing (BOP)

• Deep periodontal pockets and loss of attachment

• Tooth decay and enamel erosion

• Gum recession and tooth sensitivity

What is the significance of recording the highest score in a sextant?

• It helps in identifying the healthiest tooth.

• It determines the overall health of the sextant.

• It is used to select the best treatment option.

• It is irrelevant to the CPI procedure.

What is the purpose of the LOA codes according to the World Health Organization?

• To measure tooth decay

• To describe the full extent of loss of attachment

• To assess gum color

• To evaluate tooth alignment

What is the significance of recording the highest score in a sextant during LOA assessment?

• It ensures the most severe condition is noted

• It records the average condition

• It measures the least severe condition

• It evaluates the color of the gums

What is the purpose of the WHO basic screening surveys?

• To determine the overall oral health status of the community

• To assess hair health

• To evaluate skin conditions

• To measure bone density

Which organization developed the Basic Screening Survey (BSS)?

• WHO

• ADA

• ASTDD

• CDC

Which of the following is a key component of the Basic Screening Survey (BSS)?

• Measurement of blood pressure

• Assessment of dental caries

• Evaluation of skin conditions

• Analysis of dietary habits

What is the primary goal of the ASTDD?

• To provide free dental care to all citizens

• To promote dental health through education and policy development

• To develop new dental technologies

• To regulate dental practices worldwide

What is the role of the World Health Organization in oral health assessments?

• To train dentists worldwide

• To provide funding for dental treatments

• To manufacture dental equipment

• To develop guidelines for oral health surveys