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MOD 1 Ch.21 & 10
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| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Abrasion | Mechanical wearing away of tooth stucture. |
| Asymmetry | Indicates a lopsided unevenness or irregularity in facial features that may be a disease condition. |
| Attrition | Normal wearing away of tooth structure over time. |
| Bruxism | Excessive grinding of the teeth, may be concious or unconciously done. |
| Chief Complaint | The symptom or group of symptoms that causes a patient to seek care. |
| Crepitus | A cracking or grating sound heard upon movement. |
| Erosion | Chemical wearing away of tooth structures. |
| Etiologic | Factors causing disease. |
| Palpatation | A process of touching or feeling with the fingers to detect evidence of disease or abnormalities. |
| Alphabetical filing | Filing dental charts alphabetically by first letters of the last name. |
| Chronological | Arrangement of events in order of ocurence. |
| Purge | To clear, erase, or pertaining to revenues. |
| Maintaining records | Keeping information in records updated and filing record where it can be easily accessed at a later time. |
| Numeric filing | Files are given an assigned number and filed in numerical order. |
| Compounds | Two words that form one word. |
| Reverse chronological order | Filing the most current document in the front of the file. |
| Stacked filing system | This method seperates documents according to one system, then another, then another. |
| Fiscal | Financial, or pertaining to revenues. |
| Objective evaluation | Any observation reguarding the patient made by the dental team. |
| Subjective evaluation | Observations made by the patient, that made them seek care. |