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Carpel tunnel Syndrome Pain associated with continued flexion and extension of the wrist
Ergonomics Adaptation of work environment and tasks to human body
Dental Operatory dental treatment room and control centre of the clinical area
Rheostat Foot controlled device used to operate dental hand pieces
Subsupine position lying down position which the patients head is lower than their feet
Supine patients head chest, and knees are @ the same level
Upright position vertical seated position in which the back of the dental chair is upright at a 90 angle
Triturate the process of mechanically mixing material
Delegate to authorize or enthrust another person to perform a specific skill or procedure
Fulcrum finger rest used when one holds an instrument or hand piece fo a specified time
Indirect vision viewing an object with the use of a mirror
Operating Zones concept by which the face of the clock is used to position the dental team equipment and supplies
Handle part of dental instrument that the operator grasps
Serrated having a notch like projections that extend from a flat surface
Tactile having a sense of touch or feeling
Working end used on the tooth or when dental materials are mixed
Bur steel or tungsten carbride rotarty cutting instrument
Dental Hand piece electrical instrument used to hold rotarty instrument
Flutes blades on the working end of a finishing rotarty instrument that resemble pleats
Mandrel metal shaft on which a sandpaper disc or other abressive materials are mounted
Rotarty part of device that rotates around axis
Torque twisting or turning force
ultrasonic referring to mechnicala radiant energy of water and sound vibrations used to break down material / tissue
Console free standing cabinet that holds contents or control devices
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