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WorksheetsDA Review Chapter 12 & 13
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 30mins
The Bloodborne/Hazardous Materials Standard covers all the following except.
housekeeping
laundry
hours of employment
material safety data sheets.
An example(s) of engineering/work practice controls is (are)
personal protective equipment
splash guards on model trimmers
gloves, masks, glasses
dental uniform
After an exposure incident, the employer provides a copy of the health care professional's written opinion within______days of a completed evaluation.
5
10
15
30
The color and number method often used to label various chemicals was developed by the.
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
American Dental Association
Environmental Protection Agency
National Fire Protection Association
The color blue on the chemical warning label indicates:
health hazard
fire hazard
reactivity or stability of chemical
PPE needed
Broken glass must be cleaned up and placed in _________.
plastic bag
leak-proof sharps container
cardboard container
garbage container
Yellow on the chemical warning label determination identifies the:
fire hazard
health hazard
PPE needed
reactivity or stability of a chemical
The OSHA hazard communication standard is set up so that the _____receives training about the risks of using hazardous chemicals and the safety precautions.
employee
employer
patient
both a and b
The following are accepted work practice controls except:
no recapping
no bending of needles
mouth pipetting
handwashing following glove removal
The housekeeping area of the OSHA Bloodborne/Hazardous Materials Standard shows that all of the following must be done except:
following a written schedule for cleaning and disinfection.
protective covering may be used over equipment.
carpets in all operatories
If no contamination has occurred, the equipment and surfaces must be cleaned at the end of the work shift.
Employees have a lunch room that becomes untidy and disorderly. The dentist never uses the lunch room. If one of the employees has an accident in the room, who is responsible?
Employee
Housekeeping
Employer
None
Creation of an environment free of pathogens
Asepsis
Infection control
Aseptic technique
Standard precautions
Means all patients are treated as if they are infectious.
Hazardous Precautions
Standard Precautions
Universal Precautions
Chain of asepsis
The line around the lip is called the
Commissure
Smile line
Vermilion border
frenum
The corners of the lips are called the
commissures
smile lines
vermilion borders
frena
The initial measurements of vital signs are the
pulse
respiration
fever
baseline
If a patient is said to be hypothermic, the body temperature is:
above normal
below normal
not affected
none of the above
Bradypnea is an abnormally:
rapid resting respiratory rate
slow resting repiratory rate
higher than normal blood pressure
lower than normal blood pressure
The normal range for systolic blood pressure is:
100 to 140 mm Hg
100 to 130 mm Hg
60 to 90 mm Hg
80 to 100 mm Hg
The normal range for diastolic blood pressure is:
120 to 140 mm Hg
100 to 120 mm Hg
60 to 90 mm Hg
80 to 100 mm Hg
The normal range in body temperature, in Fahrenheit, is
95-100
96 - 99.5
97 - 99
96.5 - 98.5
An antipyretic is used to :
evaluate pulse rate
evaluate blood pressure
locate the temporal pulse site
reduce fever
A patient has had a negative experience with his or her teeth in the past. What impact could this have on the current treatment?
Patient may be nervous and unsettled before and during dental treatment.
Patient may be happy
Patient may bite the Dental Assistant
Patient may hit the Dental Assistant
What role can the dental assistant play in making this a positive for the patient?
Dental assistant can ignore the patient.
Dental assistant can give the patient candy
Dental assistant can listen to the patient's concerns, explain the procedure and give reassurances
Dental assistant can hug the patient.
An infections of a tooth, soft tissue, or bone
Amalgam
Anesthesia
Apex
Abscess
Tooth or teeth on either side of a missing tooth that support a fixed or removable bridge.
Adjustment
Abutment
Antibiotic
Apex
A drug that stops or slows the growth of bacteria
Antibiotic
Anesthesia
Apex
Amalgam
The fourth and fifth teeth from the center of the mouth to the back of the mouth.
Bite
Bite-wing
Bicuspid
Bridge
Relationship of the upper and lower teeth upon closure (occlusion).
Bonding
Bite
Bite-wing
Bruxism
A single x-ray that shows teeth (from crown to about the level of the supporting bone) in a select area on the same film.
Bite
Bite-wing
Bonding
Bridge
Tooth decay or cavities
caries
cuspids
cusps
calculus
The third tooth from the center of the mouth to the back of the mouth.
Cusps
Cuspids
Crown
Calculus
The high points on the chewing surfaces of the back teeth.
Crown
Cuspids
Cusps
Caries
Doctor of Dental Surgery
DMD
DOD
DDS
DDD
Destruction of tooth structure caused by toxins produced by bacteria.
Dentin
Decay
Denture
none
Commonly called "baby teeth" or primary teeth; the first set of 20.
Permanent Teeth
Deciduous teeth
Denture
Dry socket
Inner layer of tooth structure , immediately under the surface enamel.
Dry socket
Dentin
Denture
Decay
A Removable replacement of artificial teeth for missing natural teeth and surrounding tissues.
Decay
Denture
Decay
Dry socket
Doctor of Medical Dentistry
DDD
DMD
DOD
DOO
A common complication that occurs when either a blood clot has failed to form in an extracted tooth socket or else the blood clot that did from has been dislodge.
Decay
Dentin
Denture
Dry socket
Teeth number 8 & 9
Lateral Incisors
Canines
Central Incisors
1st Premolars
Identify Teeth # 7 & 10
Premolars
Canines
Central Incisors
Lateral Incisors
Identify Teeth # 6 & 11
Premolars
Molars
Canines
Lateral Incisors
Identify Teeth # 5 & 12
1st premolars
2nd premolars
1 molars
2 molars
Identify Teeth 4 & 13.
1st molars
2nd molars
3rd molars
2nd premolars
Teeth # 3 & 14
2nd Molars
1st Molars
Central Incisors
2nd Premolar
Teeth # 2 & 15
Lateral Incisors
1st Premolars
2nd Molars
3rd Molars
Teeth # 1 & 16
Central Incisors
Lateral Incisors
2nd Molars
3rd Molars
How many roots are in the Maxillary 1, 2 and 3 molars?
1
2
3
4
Which maxillary premolar has 2 roots.
1st premolar
2nd premolar
none
Both
Which teeth has one root?
Central, Lateral, Canine Incisors
Central, Lateral, Canine Incisors, maxillary 2nd premolar and mandibular premolars.
none
All molars.
Teeth# 24 & 25
Central Incisors
Lateral Incisors
Canine
1st Premolars
Teeth 23 & 26
Central Incisors
Lateral Incisors
Canine
2nd Premolars
Tooth A is
1st Molar
Canine
2nd Molar
Central Incisor
Teeth E & F
Lateral Incisors
Canines
Central Incisors
2nd molars
Teeth D & G
Lateral Incisors
Canines
Central Incisors
1st molar
Teeth C & H
Central Incisors
Lateral Incisors
Canines
1st Molar
Teeth O & P
Central Incisors
Lateral Incisors
Canine
1st molars
Tooth T
1st molar
2nd molar
canine
lateral incisor
Tooth S
1st molar
2nd molar
lateral incisor
canine
