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Dental Hygiene Clinical identification

Dental Hygiene Clinical identification. Mrs. Klimczak--2008. Directions. The following will assess your knowledge of clinical identification. This is designed to make you familiar with the NERB slide exam.

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Dental Hygiene Clinical identification

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  1. Dental HygieneClinical identification Mrs. Klimczak--2008

  2. Directions • The following will assess your knowledge of clinical identification. This is designed to make you familiar with the NERB slide exam. • Each slide will have a clinical photograph along with four answer choices. You can select your answer by clicking the button. • The program will tell you either “Correct” or “Sorry, Try Again.” Upon this prompt, you will click the button to return to the previous photograph. If your answer was incorrect, continue with that slide until you achieve the correct answer—try to understand why you got it incorrect, if that is the case. • If you get the answer correct, click the button to return to the previous slide, then click anywhere on the slide to advance to the next.

  3. Linea Alba • Apthous Ulcers • FordyceGrandules • Cheekbites

  4. Coated Tongue • Oral Cancer • Melanoma • Herpes

  5. Median Rhomboid Glossitis • Hairy Tongue • Geographic Tongue • Papillae Inflammation

  6. Maxillary Tori • Denture Irritation • Mandibular Tori • Rugae

  7. Overbite • Overjet • Crossbite • Class I Occlusion

  8. Generalized Recession • Abrasion • Anomaly • Localized Recession

  9. Abrasion • Recession • Decay • Lesion caused by chewing tobacco

  10. Plaque • Resin • Filling • Sealant

  11. Periodontal Surgery • Osseous Bone Regeneration • Severe Trauma • Scale/Root Planing

  12. What is unique about #7 and #10? • Crowns • Implants • Posts • Fixed Prosthesis

  13. Abrasion • Resin Fillings • Erosion • Attrition

  14. What would be the ideal order of treatment for this patient? • 1. Implants • 2. Full Mouth Extraction • 3. Dentures • 4. Panoramic • 4, 2, 3, 1 • 2, 4, 1, 3 • 3, 2, 4, 1 • 4, 2, 1, 3

  15. CORRECT!

  16. SORRY! Try Again

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