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3. Which proximal surface of a tooth is closest toward the midline of the body?
a. Occlusal
b. Facial
c. Incisal
d. Mesial
Mesial is the closest proximal tooth surface toward the midline of the body.
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When a mouth is divided into fourths, the parts are referred to as:
a. Quadrant
b. Arch
c. Sextant
d. Posterior/Anterior
Quadrants are the four parts when a mouth is divided into four sections: upper right, lower right,
upper left and lower left.
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7. Using the International Standards Organization system of tooth recording, which tooth is
#25?
a. Mandibular right central incisor
b. Maxillary left second premolar
c. Mandibular left central incisor
d. Maxillary right second premolar
Maxillary left second premolar is #25 when using the ISO system of tooth recording
Infection Control
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Hep B immunization is an effective vaccine that healthcare workers should be given to prevent the
risk of occupational exposure.
10. Which of the following diseases can be spread through contaminated water supplies?
a. Hepatitis C
b. Tuberculosis
c. Legionnaire's Disease
d. Primary Herpes
Legionnaire's Disease can be spread through aerosols as well as aspirating contaminated water.
11. A patient experiences an infection where symptoms appear quickly and are severe. What
type of infection is this?
a. Acute
b. Chronic
c. Latent
d. Opportunistic
Acute infections are often very quick to appear and have severe symptoms.
12. A patient presents with symptoms of an oral yeast infection. What condition could have
caused this infection?
a. Staph infection
b. Oral candidiasis
c. Transient Bacteremia
d. Measles
Oral candidasis is a yeast infection of the mouth, sometimes called "thrush."
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Tetanus, also called "lock jaw" is a disease that is caused by spore bacteria.
Dental Radiography
15. What type of film allows the entire dentition to be viewed on a single film?
a. Occlusal
b. Cephelometric
c. Panoramic
d. All of the above
Panoramic films allow the entire dentition to be viewed on a single, large film.
16. Which of the following is not a main component of a panoramic x-ray unit?
a. Tubehead
b. Head positioner
c. Panoramic film
d. Exposure controls
Panoramic film is not a major component of a panoramic x-ray unit. The main components are the
tubehead, head positioner and exposure controls.
17. What type of device does digital radiography use to record images taken of the patient's
teeth?
a. Standard x-ray film, with scanner
b. Electronic sensor
c. MRI sensor
d. All of the above
Electronic sensors are used in lieu of standard x-ray films when recording images of a patient's
teeth. While standard films can have their image scanned into an electronic program, they are not
by definition, digital x-rays.
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FMX series inflict more radiation on a patient because they require multiple exposures for all 20
films. There is less radiation needed with a panoramic x-ray.
19. What step helps prevent a large radiolucent area near the palate as seen on panoramic xrays?
a. Placing the patient's midsagittal plane perpendicular to the floor
b. Having the patient stand as straight as possible
c. Having the patient place their tongue in the roof of their mouth
d. Having the patient smile with their lips apart
Having the patient place their tongue in the roof of their mouth during a panoramic x-ray prevents a
large radiolucent area in the palate on the processed x-ray.
20. Why does digital radiography require less radiation than traditional x-rays?
a. The x-ray beams are more powerful.
b. It uses lower wave-length radiation.
c. Sensors are more sensitive.
d. All of the above
Sensors are more sensitive with digital radiography than traditional x-ray films, allowing the
exposure time to be less, reducing radiation.
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a. Cannot be sterilized
b. Are sealed and waterproofed
c. Must be covered with a barrier
d. All of the above
Intraoral sensors are waterproofed by the manufacturer, but because they cannot be sterilized, they
must have a disposable barrier placed on them prior to use with each patient.
The portion of the tooth that is visible in the mouth is called the:
A.Cusp
B.Anatomic Crown
C.Tooth
D.Clinical Crown
E.Enamel
The dental specialty that deals with the removal of the pulp is:
A.Orthodontics
B.Periodontics
C.Oral Surgery
D.Endodontics
E.Pathology
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The area (bump) found just behind the upper 3rd molar is
called:
A.Alveolar ridge
B.Tuberosity(Missed)
C.Retro Molar Pad
D.Foramen
E.Alveolar socket
E.Cervix
The dividing line between the anatomic crown and the root of
the tooth is called:
A.Cementum
B.Midline
C.Cervix(Missed)
D.Cusp
E.Tubule
When using a rubber dam, which size hole is typically used for
a 1st molar?
A.1
B.2
C.3
D.4(Missed)
E.5