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Periodontics II
Test Two
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| All of the following are correct statements regarding assessment except one. Which one is the exception? | assessment data is updated only at maintenance appointments |
| Which instrument would be best to use in assessing the health of periodontal tissues? | a Marquis probe |
| During periodontal assessment, which of the following best describes the rationale for walking the probe along the entire gingival sulcus? | depth of epithelial attachment varies |
| All of the following may be considered to be local contributing factors in periodontal disease except one? Which one is the exception? | dental implants |
| Instrumentation of the crown and root surfaces of the teeth; usually employed only in areas where calculus is detected; no intentional removal of root surface | Scaling |
| An extension of periodontal therapy performed at regular intervals following active therapy in order to arrest disease progression and maintain periodontal health; crucial for long-term success of periodontal therapy | Periodontal Maintenance Procedures |
| A definitive procedure designed for removal of cementum and dentin that is rough and/or permeated by calculus, or contaminated with toxins and microorganisms | Root Planing |
| Sub- and supragingival scaling combined with selective coronal polishing to remove plaque, calculus, and stain; a preventive procedure, indicated for healthy cases or treatment of gingivitis | Oral Prophylaxis |
| Removal of all subgingival plaque and its byproducts, and clinically detectable plaque retentive factors | Periodontal Debridement |
| the ongoing process of examining the patient to determine patient response and if desired outcomes have been achieved | Evaluations |
| formulation of interventions/strategies to achieve desired outcomes | Planing |
| collection of subjective & objective data | Assessment |
| actions taken by clincian and/or patient necessary to achieve planned outcomes | Implementation |
| analysis of data gathered and identification of patient's actual or potential health problem | Diagnosis |
| What is the ideal time interval allowed after active therapy before the reevaluation is performed? | 4-6 weeks |
| Put the 5 stages of the DH process of care in order | Assessment, Diagnosis, Planing, Implementation, Evaluation |
| What is the primary difference between Root Planing and Root Debridement | Root planing is performed to acheive a glassy, smooth surface while Root Debridment is performed to acheive a velvety smooth surface |
| What is the main factor that will determine, at reevalution if you have reached your endpoint of treatment? | Tissue Response/no BOP |
| What are the 8 basic component of the periodontal exam? | 1. Gingival assessment 2. Probing depths/ notate BOP 3. Suppuration and exudate 4. Mobility/ occlusal trauma 5. Furcation involvement 6. Radiograph findings 7. Contributing Factors 8. Microbiologic Factors |
| What are the 2 purposes of case presentation? | 1. Legal purposes 2. Collaborate the treatment efforts between you and the pt. |
| What is the learning ladder? | 1. Unawareness 2. Aware 3. Self-interest 4. Involvement 5. Action 6. habit |
| What is DAR stand for? | 1. Data 2. Action 3. Response |
| What are the 4 steps of implantation? | 1. Preparation 2. Performance 3. After Care 4. Record |
| What are the 3 steps of documentation criteria? | 1. Complete 2. Comprehensive 3. Accurate 4. Legible |
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