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1. Respondeat the dentist is responsible for the 15. the difference disinfection destroys, sterilization kills
Superior negligence acts of employees between everything and spores
disinfection and
2. what is the 6 years
sterilization
statute of
limitations for 16. kilovolt peak controls the force used to move
malpractice selector electrons
related claims
17. unleaded glass a leaded-glass vacuum tube that
for adults in
window prevents x-rays from escaping in all
iowa?
directions (x-rays exit)
3. where can a iowadentalboard.com
18. tungsten filament coils of tungsten that produces electrons
person find the
when heated
law that
mandates 19. tungsten target focal spot that converts election into
legistration of photons or x-rays form (medal used for
dental target)
assistants? 20. tube head tightly sealed, heavy metal housing that
4. Negligence The failure to exercise the standard of care contains the x-ray tube that produces
that a reasonable person would exercise in dental x-rays, holds the tube
similar circumstances. 21. why is it antiviral medication
5. Malpractice type of negligence, where a licensed important to
professional fails to provide services as report exposures
per standards set by the governing body 22. x radiation a high-energy radiation produced by the
6. jurisprudence the science or philosophy of law collision of a beam of electrons with a
metal target in an x-ray tube
7. standard of care The skills, care, and judgements required
by a health team member under similar 23. radiation A form of energy carried by waves or a
conditions stream of particles

8. dental The production of radiographs of the teeth 24. how should a long handled brush
radiography and adjacent structures by the exposure of instrument
an image receptor to x-rays process be
handled
9. patient records 6 years
must be kept 25. x ray tube heart of the x-ray generating system
atleast 26. collimator lead plate with a center hole that fits
10. statutes laws written by federal and state directly over the opening of the metal
legislators housing where xrays exit

11. who is eligible Graduate of ADA accredited DA program, 27. Dental The production of radiographs of the
for expanded currently certified by DANB, 1 yr clinical radiography teeth and adjacent structures by the
function dental assisting experience as RDA, 1 yr exposure of an image receptor to x-rays
training? clinical dental assisting experience as a 28. duplicating film used in dark room setting and is never
DA in a state that does not require exposed to xrays, light sensitive and has
registration emulsion on one side only
12. radiograph a two dimensional representation of a 3 29. intraoral film placed inside the mouth during xray
dimensional object exposure, used to examine the teeth and
13. radiology The science or study of radiation as used supporting structures
in medicine 30. what are the through infectious body fluids, can be
14. x-ray A beam of energy that has the power to modes of transmitted through sexual contact,
penetrate substances and record image transmission of accidental punctures, sharing needles,
shadows on photographic film bloodborne contact between broken skin.
pathogens
31. informed consent patients permission for treatment
32. detail
33. How many CPR continuing
education hours are applied
toward your registration
renewal?
34. expressed consent
35. How should informed consent
be documented?
36. if confidentiality is not safe
guarded then it is
37. The dentist is required to
furnish dental records or
copies of them to the patient's
new dentist. T/F
38. when would a persons whole
body be exposed to radiation
39. what education/ experience is
required in order to be a
dental assistant
40. how does federal law regulate
dentistry
41. tort
42. examples of single use devices
in dentistry
43. What can employees with
latex allergies wear for
gloves?
44. how man hours will the iowa
dental board allow home
study continuing hours during
the 2 year renewal
45. how many hours are required
in identifying and reporting
child abuse and adult
dependency
46. Is CPR certification required
for registration?
the sharpness and clarity
of the outline of the
structure on the image
shown on the film
3 hours
informed consent that is
given either orally or in
writing
in the patients dental
records
breach of confidentiality
true
being outside, during a
nuclear accident, during a
nuclear war
graduation from a post
secondary dental assisting
program, or 6 months
within the last 2 years
Gives states authority to
regulate dentistry
Governs dentists in
prescribing narcotics
Governs OSHA
A civil wrong or injury
prohpy cups, saliva
ejector, water/air,
anesthesia needles, paper
products
vinyl, nitrile and other non-
latex materials
12 hours
2-3 hours, renew every 5
years
yes
47. who is responsible for iowa dental board
writing rules that
regulate dental
assistants
48. What must dental registration
assistants obtain before
practicing in Iowa?
49. When a mouth is divided quadrants
into fourths, the parts
are referred to as:
50. Name possible causes of Movement of the patient, film, or
poor detail on an x-ray. tube head during exposure;
length of the PID
51. where would you look to Base of the PID
find the collimator
52. what determines the mA and time
number of electrons
that will be used
53. the iowa dental board false
inspects dental
radiography machines,
T/F?
54. dental assistant trainees true
can train in dental
radiography during the
trainee period, T/F?
55. what is PPE Personal Protection Equipment.
eyewear, clothing, gloves,
barriers, mask
56. liability responsibility for a breach of
duty
57. HIV can be transmitted true
through accidental
needle sticks with a
contaminated needle?
58. duty an obligation that one owes to
another
59. rules board requirements that
implement and interpret state
laws
60. density film blackening, the amount
transmitted through a film
61. contrast the visual difference between
shades ranging from black and
white in adjacent areas of the
radiographic film
62. direct supervison a registered dental assistant who
assists the dentist in performing
intraoral procedures, perform
expanded function duties
63. PID
64. filters
65. collimator
66. Bloodborne pathogens may
be transmitted through
intact as well as non-intact
skin?
67. mA
68. how often should devices
that are connected to the
dental water system be
flushed
69. what chemicals can be used
for sterilization
70. a certified dental assistant
doesnt need a seperate
radiography qualification
from the board for xrays
71. a dentist should always
prescribe radiographs every
six months to review a
patients conditions, T/F
72. two possible penalties for
violating dental radiography
requirements
73. what are the renewal
requirements for dental
radiography
74. When is the radiography
qualification renewed? What
are the renewal
requirements?
75. what is the preffered
method of decontamination
for countertops
76. under what conditions can a
dental assistant trainee take
radiography
position indicating device,
any device attached to the
tube head to direct the useful
beam of radiation
absorbing material, usually
aluminum, placed in the path
of the beam of radiation to
remove radiation xrays.
A diaphragm, usually lead,
designed to restrict the
dimensions of the useful
beam.
false
determines the number of
electrons available at the
filament
after every patient
glutaraldehydes
false, you need dental
radiography
false, once a year
disciplinary action by the
dental board criminal
charges or civil action
renewal requires proof of 2
hours of continuing
education in dental
radiography and renewal fee
renewed when registration is
due- by august 31st of odd
years
epa registered hospital
disinfectant
dentist must order the film,
and provide supervision
77. under what conditions can
make a dental assistant
take radiography
78. where are the rules of the
iowa dental board
regarding requirements
for dental assistants found
79. who is responsible for
determining to qualified
personnel
80. name conditions under
which a dental assistant
trainee may no longer
train
81. how long does the dental
assistant have to
successfully complete
examinations
82. radiography
83. what makes x radiation
dangerous
84. kvp
85. What are ions and what is
their relationship to dental
radiography?
86. bloodborne pathogens are
disease causing
microorganisms that can
only be transmitted by
direct contact with blood,
T/F
87. how can microorganisms
enter the body
88. what destroys or inhibits
some pathogenic
microoraganism
89. what is the major source of
microorganisms in the
dental office
assistant must have added
qualified in dental radiography
or be on trainee status, dentist
must order the films, dentist
must provide supervision
iowa dental code 650- ch.20
dental assistants
the dentist
if trainee fails to pass exams 3
times, status expires, and not
passing exams after 12 months
of employment
12 months from employment
The art and science of making
radiographs by the exposure of
film to x-rays
Its ability to cause ionization,
resulting in possible acute and
chronic effects
the voltage force that causes
electrons to move; the higher
the voltage, the stronger the
resulting x-ray
ions are charged particles,
xrays can break apart atomic
structure and create ions. ions
can recombine in combinations
that are harmful to the body.
false
inhalation, ingestion, breaks in
the skin, mucous membrane
heat
mouth, blood, saliva, spray and
splatter
90. how often should dental at the time of immunizations 100. requirements for 1.renewal fee (radiography if
health care personnel continuing education needed)
immunization records be renewal 2. application form
updated 3. 1 hour infection control
4. 2 hours radiography
91. what should be done is report and wash area
5. 1 hour jurisprudence
there is exposure blood
6. proof of cpr certification
borne pathogens
7. course in child/adult abuse
92. standard pre cautions personal protective equiptment every 5 years
include what practices
101. How can applicants through board approved
93. what does the term all patients must be treated in the complete the education courses in infection control,
standard pre-cautions dental office as if infected and as requirements? hazardous materials,
mean if pathogenic microorganisms jurisprudence of home study
using infection control using board- approved
procedures cirriculum
94. what is recommended in discontinue use, put out of 102. how many hours of 20 hours
the case of positive service, autoclaved service, continuing education are
spore test recheck by running load and use required for renewal
agian
103. where can a person find iowa code section 153.39
95. why is it important in they are the most resistant form the law that mandates
dentistry to have an of life known registration of dental
understanding of spores assistants
96. how can dental patients 1. careful handling of sharp 104. where are the rules of the iowa dental code 650- ch.22
and dental health care instruments iowa dental board dental assisting radiography
professionals use 2. use of rubber dams to regarding dental qualifications
preventative practices minimize blood splattering assistants engaging in
to reduce blood 3. hand washing dental radiography found
exposure 4. use of protective barriers
105. what two agencies iowa department of public
97. what are the modes of 1.direct contact- w/ blood, oral oversee dental health- state radiation control
transmission of fluids, or other paylent materials radiography? what is the agency, inspects facilities
pathogenic 2.indirect contact- w/ function of each with iowa dental board- ensures that
microorganisms in contaminated objects respect to dental dental assistants meet minimum
dental settings 3. splatter- contact w/ radiography training standards, issues
conjuctival, nassal or oral qualification in dental
mucosa droplets containing radiography
microorganisms generated from
106. what 3 things are required course of study that includes
an infected person and propelled
to obtain radiography training, examination,
a short distance
qualification from the application fee
4. inhalation- of airbourne
board
microorganisms that can remain
suspended in the air for long 107. what are the parts of the timer- controls how long
periods control panel? what is the electrons move, length of
function of each part exposure
98. how can dental patients bacteria that has colonize or
mA setting- determines the
and dental health care infect the oral cavity and
number of electrons available
professionals be respiratory cavity
KVP setting- determines the
exposed to pathogenic
force of electron movement
microoranisms
108. a source of electrons is motion to the electron to stop
99. what experience is certification by DANB or 2 years
needed to create xrays. the electrons.
required to complete clinical dental assisting
what else?
expanded function experience
training
109. what role does kinetic energy play in the electrons in motion possess kinetic energy, kinetic energy from electrons in
creation of xrays motion is converted into heat and xrays when the electrons are stopped.
110. what does the force of electrons movement have force of movement determines force of xrays, the greater the movement force,
to do with the xrays that are created the powerful the xrays
111. what is the function of pid Aim the central rays - used to aim the x-rays
112. If the patient moves during the exposure, which detail, definition
film quality is affected?
113. what should you do to lighten films density Decrease the mA or decrease time
114. name 4 factors of a diagnostically acceptable proper density, contrast and detail. shows entire area and surrounding
radiograph structures.
115. a source of electrons is needed to create xrays. ...
what else?
116. how many hours are required in identifying and ...
reporting child abuse and adult dependency
117. why is it important to report exposures ...