WorksheetsProcess 2 Final Review
Total questions: 37
Worksheet time: 19mins
This illustration shows which mechanism of dentin exposure?
Abfraction
Erosion
Abrasion
Attrition
Pain elicited by stimulus from acidic foods, the GI track or whitening agents is referred to as;
Tactile stimulation
Thermal stimulation
Chemical stimulation
Evaporative stimulation
How does the transmission of stimuli from dentin to pulp occur according to the hydrodynamic theory?
Through electrical impulses.
Via fluid movement within the dentinal tubules.
By direct contact of nerves.
Through chemical reactions.
Natural desensitization created by odontoblast, a walling-off effect between tubules and pulp is referred to as;
Smear layer
Sclerosis of dentin
Secondary dentin
Deposit layer
The degree of pain associated with hypersensitivity is proportional to the amount of recession.
True
False
Which desensitizing agents block open dental tubules and decrease the tubule diameter?
Potassium Salts
Fluorides
Oxalates
Glutaraldehyde
Identify this oral condition.
Torus
Trauma
Bilateral tori
Exostoses
Measure of foods and the affect on blood sugar levels.
Glycemic index
HbA1Cl
Metformin
Insulin
List three common symptoms of diabetes.
Increased thirst
Frequent urination
Unexplained weight loss
Loss of appetite
What are the oral manifestations of diabetes? Choose all that apply
dry mouth
fungal infections
delayed wound healing
linea alba
Which hormone lowers blood glucose in the body?
Glycogen
Insulin
Metformin
Glucagon
Which type of diabetes is an autoimmune destruction of beta cells?
Type 1
Type 2
Gestational
Which two groups protect the tooth surface from caries by raising the pH of the oral cavity?
Carbohydrates
Proteins
Fats
Antioxidants
What is the acronym used to guide our assessment of a patients caries risk? (spelling counts)
(a)
Frequency of the ultrasonic is defines as;
Electrical energy which activates ceramic disks in handpiece causing a linear movement.
The number of cycles per second.
The point on a wave where there is no vibration.
The energy source of the insert.
The energy source of the ultrasonic insert is called
Cavitation
Stacks
Handpiece
Sonic
The point on a wave where there is no vibration.
Nodal point
Stroke path
Energy point
Electrical point
Loss of control over the amount and frequency of tobacco use is called;
Tolerance
Addiction
Dependence
Withdrawal
Nicotine intensifies the release of _________ in the brain
Acetylcholine
Dopamine
GABA
Epinephrine
Nicotine crosses the placenta and concentrates at a higher level than the mother.
True
False
What is this called?
Snuff
Vape pen
Cartridge
Hookah
Which of the following 5 A's are used during tobacco cessation counseling?
Assist
Advice
Arrange
Ask
Assess
Which of the following is the major reason for sealant failure?
Glycerin or fluoride was used in prophy paste to prepare the tooth
Saliva contamination
Etching time only 1 - 2 minutes
Poor tooth selection
What is the first step when placing a dental sealant?
Tooth etched with etchant material correctly for 30 seconds.
Curing light used for 20 sec to polymerize sealant.
Articulating paper used to check occlusal relationship.
Tooth prepared correctly removing organic debris with brush, hydrogen peroxide and explorer.
What is the last step when placing dental sealants?
Articulating paper used to check occlusal relationship.
Use explorer to check sealed surface for complete coverage.
Apply fluoride varnish.
Tooth rinsed, dried and isolated.
Which of the following are contraindications for a dental sealant placement?
Partially erupted
Incipient caries
Newly erupted teeth
Deep pits and fissures
What is wrong with this dental sealant?
Overfilled
Underfilled
Not cured correctly
What is this called?
Sealant material
Anesthetic
Etch
Articulating solution
Which of the following describes psychological pain control strategies? Choose all that apply.
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
Distraction Techniques
Positive Reinforcement
Gradual Exposure
What is this called?
Herpes
Dry Lips
Angular Cheilitis
Stomatitis
How would you describe the tongue?
Leukoplakia
Fissured
Glossitis
Geographic
Which demographic displays the highest prevalence of dentin hypersensitivity?
Pediatric patients
Women 30-40 years of age
Men 30-40 years of age
Periodontal patients
What is the role of potassium salts in desensitizing agents?
Reduce depolarizing of nerve cell membrane
Decrease the diameter of tubule
Blocks dental tubules
Increases depolarization
The most harmful substances in smokeless tobacco include;
Nicotine
Tar
Tobacco-specific nitrosamines (TSNA's)
Carbon monoxide
You are classifying your patients periodontal status and determine your patient is a Grade C. Which of the following modifiers did you document?
>10 cigarettes/day
Non-smoker
HbA1C<7
<10 cigarettes/day
An ideal bitewing molar radiograph will include the DEJ of the first premolar.
True
False
How does the intraoral cameras improve patient compliance with home-care regimens?
By showing generic images of oral health issues.
By providing visual evidence of specific oral health conditions.
By eliminating the need for verbal explanations.
