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Pre-Clinical Dental Hygiene Chapters 1,2, & 9
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1
Define
Dental Unit
chair that adjusts for seat height and back support with controls under it.
the delivery system that is attached to a table with HVE, A/W, & etc.
the physical setting where the RDH delivers professional oral care
a reclining elongated lounge, has arm supports and adjustable switch or pad
2
Define
General
Supervision
...
the dentist must be physically present at the time of dental services
the dentist must notify the dental team about changes in the office.
the dentist must supervise the dental team with infection control
the dentist can authorize services without being physically present
3
What happens during the
implementation
portion of the appointment?
the delivery of dental hygiene services based on the dental care plan
You must use critical thinking to reach a conclusion about pt oral hygiene
creating real goals and outcomes based on patient needs and expectations
the collection of data to identify the health status/needs for the patient
4
Who was the first
licensed
dental hygienist ?
Irene Newman
Dr. Alfred C. Fones
Pierre Fauchard
George Green
5
Surroundings
in which the client and dental hygienist are interacting...
Dental Hygiene Actions
Client
Environment
Health and Oral Health
6
#8-
Responsibility for Oral Health
would be defined as..
the need for accountability for one's oral health
need for intact teeth and dental restorations that fight against disease
the need to understand ideas to make good choices about one's health
need for an intact and functioning covering of the person's head and neck
7
The
Dental Hygiene Human Needs Model
is defined as...
the premise of involving clients as co-therapists in their oral health
the client is viewed as having eight human needs related to dental hygiene
finding the complex correlations between health & disease & its problems
8
Define the
Health and Preclinical Domain
changes that are not observable yet can be influenced by health promotion
includes clinical assessment findings indicating oral & systemic disease
client's overall satisfaction with life
client's ability to perform specific functions. (Examples: chewing food)
9
Being in a
institutionalized setting
like a hospital allows RDHs' to provide care to patients with various diseases
True
False
10
Define the
Functional Status Domain
includes clinical assessment findings indicating oral & systemic disease
client's overall satisfaction with life
changes that are not observable yet can be influenced by health promotion
client's ability to perform specific functions. (Examples: chewing food)
11
Interventions
provided by dental hygienist
for benefit of, and in collaboration with, the client
Environment
Client
Health and Oral Health
Dental Hygiene Actions
12
#2-
Freedom From Fear and Stress
would be defined as..
the need to be free from physical discomfort in the head and neck area
the need to feel satisfied with one's own oral-facial features and breath
the need to feel safe & be free from emotional discomfort in the office
the need to avoid medical contraindications & be free from harm & danger
13
During
documentation
, You must
always
document
ALL
data, and other information relating to patient care.
False
True
14
What happens during the
assessment
portion of the appointment?
you are delivering dental hygiene services based on the dental care plan
you must develop goals and outcomes based on patient needs and expectations
You must use critical thinking to reach a conclusion about pt oral hygiene
the collection of data to identify the health status/needs for the patient
15
Interprofessional Collaboration
is defined as..
when dentists and dental hygienists work together to provide optimal care
the shared responsibility & collaboration between healthcare professionals
the dental hygienists works with the dental assistants to make work go easy
The responsibility of collaborations between health insurances & the office
16
Public Health Supervision
-
allows RDHs'
to provide care in
alternative places
without permission from a Dentist
True
False
17
Define
Dental Chair
the physical setting where the RDH delivers professional oral care
chair that adjusts for seat height and back support with controls under it.
the delivery system that is attached to a table with HVE, A/W, & etc.
a reclining elongated lounge, has arm supports and adjustable switch or pad
18
Intraoral Cameras
magnifies the teeth
40 to 60 times
their original size
True
False
19
A RDH who owns their own
business
and is considered a
primary care provider
is a ...
Independent Contractor or Independent Dental Hygiene Practitioner
Independent Care Provider
Independent Business Owner
Independent Share Holder
20
The
recipient
of dental hygiene actions who may be an individual, community, or particular group
Dental Hygiene Actions
Environment
Client
Health and Oral Health
21
The
ADHA
is a
national
organization that advocates for dental hygienists to be valued and integrated into healthcare
True
False
22
What is
dental hygiene
?
the art and science of preventive oral healthcare to prevent oral disease
the science and practive of removing teeth
the science and practice of restoring teeth
the science and practice of diagnosing oral pathology
23
Define
Dental Hygiene Care Environment
chair that adjusts for seat height and back support with controls under it.
a reclining elongated lounge, has arm supports and adjustable switch or pad
the delivery system that is attached to a table with HVE, A/W, & etc.
the physical setting where the RDH delivers professional oral care
24
Dental Hygienist are
licensed
preventive oral health professionals
False
True
25
How can you become a
Dental Hygienist
?
You must get trained on the job at a local dental office
You must graduate from a accredited dental hygiene program
You must graduate with a Certification from a community college
You must graduate from Dental school
26
What happens during the
planning
portion of the appointment?
you are delivering dental hygiene services based on the dental care plan
you must develop goals and outcomes based on patient needs and expectations
the collection of data to identify the health status/needs for the patient
You must use critical thinking to reach a conclusion about pt oral hygiene
27
A
RDH
could be a : Clinician, Researcher, Cooperate, Educator, Public Health, Administrator, & Entrepreneur
False
True
28
You must
pass
a written National Board of Dental Hygiene Exam in order to take the state clinical exam
False
True
29
#6-
Biologically Sound And Functional Dentition
would be defined as..
need for intact teeth and dental restorations that fight against disease
the need for accountability for one's oral health
need for an intact and functioning covering of the person's head and neck
the need to understand ideas to make good choices about one's health
30
Direct Access
- indicates that RDHs' can
provide
services that they determine appropriate
without
a dentist present
True
False
31
The Sterilization Room
is also known as the
Instrument Recirculation Area
True
False
32
As a
licensed RDH
who graduated from a accredited program you are considered a
mid-level oral health practitioner
False
True
33
#4-
Wholesome Facial Image
would be defined as..
the need to feel safe & be free from emotional discomfort in the office
the need to be free from physical discomfort in the head and neck area
the need to avoid medical contraindications & be free from harm & danger
the need to be free from physical discomfort in the head and neck area
34
Some states
allow
independent dental hygiene practices with special dental hygiene licensures such as RDHAP
False
True
35
What happens during the
diagnosis
portion of the appointment?
you are delivering dental hygiene services based on the dental care plan
you must develop goals and outcomes based on patient needs and expectations
the collection of data to identify the health status/needs for the patient
the use of critical thinking to reach a conclusion about pt oral hygiene
36
Define the
General Quality of Life
client's ability to perform specific functions. (Examples: chewing food)
client's overall satisfaction with life
changes that are not observable yet can be influenced by health promotion
includes clinical assessment findings indicating oral & systemic disease
37
Define
Operator Stool
the physical setting where the RDH delivers professional oral care
the delivery system that is attached to a table with HVE, A/W, & etc.
chair that adjusts for seat height and back support with controls under it.
a reclining elongated lounge, has arm supports and adjustable switch or pad
38
Client’s
state of well-being
on a continuum from maximum wellness to maximum illness
Environment
Dental Hygiene Actions
Health and Oral Health
Client
39
#1-
Protection From Health Risks
would be defined as..
the need to feel safe & be free from emotional discomfort in the office
the need to feel satisfied with one's own oral-facial features and breath
the need to be free from physical discomfort in the head and neck area
the need to avoid medical contraindications & be free from harm & danger
40
Define
Commitment Domain
client commits to self-selected goals for self-care with the help of a RDH
the interaction between the hygienist and client encourages sharing
client negotiates self-care practices & other elements of the care plan
client's subjective opinion of oral and general health and well-being
41
Define
Dental Laboratory
area where contaminated instruments are processed for reuse
Area used for pouring impressions, trimming study models, and etc
dark room that houses automatic dental radiographic film processing units
42
#5-
Skin and Mucous Membrane Integrity of the Head and Neck
would be defined as..
the need for accountability for one's oral health
the need to understand ideas to make good choices about one's health
need for intact teeth and dental restorations that fight against disease
need for an intact and functioning covering of the person's head and neck
43
For
water quality
you must
flush
the water for
7 minutes
at the beginning at the day and
30 seconds
in between patients
True
False
44
#3-
Freedom From Pain
would be defined as..
the need to be free from physical discomfort in the head and neck area
the need to avoid medical contraindications & be free from harm & danger
the need to be free from physical discomfort in the head and neck area
the need to feel safe & be free from emotional discomfort in the office
45
Define
Radiographic Processing Area
dark room that houses automatic dental radiographic film processing units
area where contaminated instruments are processed for reuse
Area used for pouring impressions, trimming study models, and etc
46
Define the
Biologic and Physical Clinical Variables
includes clinical assessment findings indicating oral & systemic disease
changes that are not observable yet can be influenced by health promotion
client's ability to perform specific functions. (Examples: chewing food)
client's overall satisfaction with life
47
#7-
Conceptualization and Problem solving
would be defined as..
need for intact teeth and dental restorations that fight against disease
need for an intact and functioning covering of the person's head and neck
the need to understand ideas to make good choices about one's health
the need for accountability for one's oral health
48
All
8 of these Human needs
can be found in the Health History Form/ Questionnaire which is also apart of the
Assessment
False
True
49
Symptom Status Domain
assists the RDH in recognizing the complex relationships between the client & environment
True
False
50
Who made the term "
Dental Hygienist
"?
Dr. Alfred C. Fones
Pierre Fauchard
Irene Newman
George Green
51
The
Oral Health-Related Quality of Life Conceptual Model
that was developed by The University of Missouri is defined as.
the premise of involving clients as co-therapists in their oral health
finding the complex correlations between health & disease & its problems
the client is viewed as having eight human needs related to dental hygiene
52
Define
Client Self-Care Commitment Model
client commits to self-selected goals for self-care with the help of a RDH
client negotiates self-care practices & other elements of the care plan
client's subjective opinion of oral and general health and well-being
the interaction between the hygienist and client encourages sharing of info
53
Evaluation
- is the
last phase
of the Client Selfcare Commitment Model
False
True
54
Define
Negotiation Domain
the interaction between the hygienist and client encourages sharing
client commits to self-selected goals for self-care with the help of a RDH
client's subjective opinion of oral and general health and well-being
client negotiates self-care practices & other elements of the care plan
55
Define
Direct Supervision
...
the dentist must be physically present at the time of dental services
the dentist must supervise the dental team with infection control
the dentist can authorize services without being physically present
the dentist must notify the dental team about changes in the office.
56
What are the
4 major paradigm
concepts for Dental Hygiene by the ADHA
Patient, Environment, Treatment, and Infection Control
Client, Treatment, Prices, and Oral Health
Patient, Health and Oral Health, Sales, and Dental Hygiene
Client, Environment, Health & Oral Health, and Dental Hygiene actions
57
Define
Sterilization Room
Area used for pouring impressions, trimming study models, and etc
dark room that houses automatic dental radiographic film processing units
area where contaminated instruments are processed for reuse
58
During the
evaluation
, the
dental hygienist is following up to
asses
the outcomes of the patient's dental hygiene care
True
False
59
Panoramic Radiography is a film of the maxillary and mandibular jaws
False
True
60
The
Client Self-Care Commitment Model
that was developed by The University of Idaho State is defined as...
the client is viewed as having eight human needs related to dental hygiene
finding the complex correlations between health & disease & its problems
the premise of involving clients as co-therapists in their oral health
61
Define
Health Perceptions
client negotiates self-care practices & other elements of the care plan
the interaction between the hygienist and client encourages sharing
client commits to self-selected goals for self-care with the help of a RDH
client's subjective opinion of oral and general health and well-being
62
Collaborative Practice Model
is defined as..
the dental hygienists works with the dental assistants to make work go easy
the shared responsibility & collaboration between healthcare professionals
when dentists and dental hygienists work together to provide optimal care
The responsibility of collaborations between health insurances & the office
