Preclinic 2021 Final Review

What does PPE stands for?

Which of the following is NOT used in gingival description?

Where is the MOST common site to find supragingival calculus deposits?

What instrument is specifically used to detect calculus or tooth irregularities?

Physically blocking exposure to bodily fluids to prevent disease transmission is called

Which of these is NOT a modifiable risk factor?

What is the purpose of the Community Periodontal Index?

What is the purpose of acid etch?

What is the clock position for posterior teeth surfaces away from the right-handed clinician?

A condition where muscles, tendons, and nerves are injured over time.

Tobacco use leads to?

All of the following gingival characteristics are considered healthy tissue EXCEPT:

Changes in disease of the shape of the papilla include all of the following EXCEPT:

Which one is not a clinical sign of gingivitis?

When does the formation of primary teeth begin?

Which one is correct regarding to the location of green stain?

Which includes ALL the personal protective equipment for dental hygiene?

How often should you do a spore test?

What is a drug that causes stain?

Which one is NOT a benefit of using sharp manual instruments

In TOTAL, how many cutting edges does a posterior sickle have?

Which of the following methods are NOT recommended to test for instrument sharpness?

What factors affect retention of sealant?

How we can prevent emergencies?

Where would you use a simple shank with long functional length?

Which of these is NOT a tool that can be used to determine a patient's risk for caries?

What method of examination can be used for Class IV carious lesions?

Touching a person, an inanimate object, then another person is called:

Pigmented areas are commonly visible in the gingival tissues of _________ individuals

Which delivery system provides a moderate level of oxygen?

Why do you flush the waterlines for 2 minutes at the beginning of the day?

Eastman Interdental Bleeding Index is used to assess inflammation by the presence or absence of bleeding using

During probing the working end of the probe should be

What is an example of a critical object?

Which of the following would you premed for?

What is the visible angulation of the stone to face of instrument during sharpening

Who wears protective eyewear during dental hygiene care?

What is the correct premed dosage for amoxicillin?

What is the purpose of documentation?

How many zones are recording for probing depth measurement for each tooth

Which of the following is a universal curet?

The horizontal distance between the mandibular incisors and the maxillary incisors is called?

What type of tooth we can do sealant on?

Which is a non-modifiable risk factor for oral cancer

How can clinicians minimize stress for the patient?

Which one is non-modifiable factor of periodontitis?

How many periodontitis stages and grades are there?

Planning for the number and length of appointment in a treatment sequence is influnced by

Which index uses standardized probing technique to locate areas of gingival bleeding

Which is the type of information presented to a patient to obtain informed consent?

What is exposure control?

What is HIPAA’s purpose?

The depth of a healthy gingival sulcus is

A healthy pocket is about 0.8-2.1 mm with bleeding on probing.

Which instrument is used to detect furcation involvement?

What is the difference between cleaning agent and polishing agent?