Advocacy & Practice
SHCN/Oral Pathology
Prevention & Health Promotion
Oral Facial Injury, Emergency Care, and Oral Surgery
Caries Tx and Diagnosis
100
The conditions in which people are born, grow, work, live, and age, and the wider set of forces and systems shaping the conditions of daily life can be defined as this.
What are the Social determinants of Health?
100
Typically caused by the enterovirus: symptoms include malaise, lymphadenopathy, and flu like symptoms. Ages range from infants to 4.
What is Hand, Foot, and Mouth disease?
100
The amount of fluoride in a smear of tooth paste vs. the amount of fluoride in a pea sized amount of tooth paste.
What is 0.10 mg fluoride vs. 0.25 mg of fluoride?
100
Maxillary frenectomy may be indicated in instances where the attachment causes a diastema wider than ___ mm.
What is 2 mm?
100
This mechanical retentive feature can be added to Class III preparations on primary incisors to increase retention long term to anterior restorations.
What is a labial or lingual dovetail?
200
An intercanine distance of more than ___ cm is suspicious for an adult human bite.
What is 3.0 cm?
200
Methylphenidate is a type of medication typically used to treat what medical condition?
What is a stimulant used to treat ADHD?
200
This refers to the particulate residual toxins that are deposited in layers all over the home after a cigarette has been extinguished.
What is thirdhand smoke?
200
Your colleague's 12 y/o patient on dialysis avulses #9. They wish to prescribe tetracycline given his penicillin allergy. This is the very best alternative. T/F
What is false?
Tetracycline is good for the trauma itself, but consider nephrotoxicity (cephalosporins, tetracyclines, aminoglycosides)
200
Your 7 year old patient has a medical history of asthma, seasonal allergies, ADHD, and takes claritin daily and albuterol as needed. They are currently wearing a palatal expander. According to the AAPD caries risk assessment form, this patient would be classified as what caries risk?
What is Moderate caries risk?
Claritin = Loratidine (H1 receptor antagonist) antihistamine = Xerostomia
ADHD = Special health care needs
Palatal expander = Intraoral appliance
300
This amount of water is recommended for 1-2 year olds daily, according to the AHA, AAPD, AAP, and Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics.
What is 1-4 cups? (8 - 32 oz) per day
300
Patient presents as a new patient with chief complaints of "multiple missing teeth." What is your top differential?
What is ectodermal dysplasia?
300
According to the AAPD, appropriate follow up time after initial SDF application is _____.
What is 2 weeks?
300
This type of imaging is used to diagnose TMJ pathology.
What is MRI?
300
Describe horizontal and vertical transmission of strep mutans.
What is vertical transmission is from parent or caregiver to the child, and horizontal is from others in the immediate environment to the child?
400
This is a federal program that promotes school readiness for low-income families. Programs such as this one have obligatory standards for health promotion to include oral health.
What is Head Start?
400
This rare genetic metabolic bone disease presents with premature exfoliation of teeth due to cementum disturbances and a mutation in the ALPL gene. Permanent dentition may be prone to periodontitis and early tooth loss in severe cases.
What is hypophosphatasia?
400
These describe the four classes of sealants.
What are resin based sealants, glass ionomer cements, GI sealants, polyacid-modified resin sealants (compomer), and resin-modified GI sealants?
400
Your 11 year old soccer player patient sustains trauma to the face. You anticipate a splint on this tooth for this amount of time.
What is up to 4 months?
400
According to evidence-based guidelines, the best nonrestorative treatment for a cavitated or noncavitated root surface lesion on a permanent tooth is _________.
What is NaF 5000 ppm? (paste or gel)
500
Motivational interviewing utilizes these 4 principles.
What are: Open Ended Questions, Non-Judgemental Affirmations, Reflective Listening, and periodic Summary Statements?
500
During this phase of Hematopoietic Cell Transplantation (HCT), acute GVHD can become a concern for allogeneic graft recipients.
What is Phase III?
500
This 14-year-old patient with autism and moderate caries risk has not had bitewing radiographs in 18 months, and the parent is refusing them today. According to radiographic guidelines, bitewing radiographs would be recommended for this patient at this time interval.
What is 18-36 months?
500
These are three associated risks with traumatized teeth and orthodontics.
What are loss of vitality, pulp canal obliteration (calcification), and root resorption?