Test 2 review

what is the voluntary agreement to an action proposed by another called?

which consent is a pt's voluntary agreement to a tx plan after details of the proposed tx have been presented and comprehended by the pt?

which consent is a pa's decision to REFUSE recommended tx after all options, potential risks, and potential benefits have been thoroughly explained?

t/f an informed consent can be lacking even when a document has been signed if the pt has not had the opportunity to comprehend and evaluate the risks and benefits of the tx.
True False

_______ consent is given ORALLY or in WRITING

______ consent is the pt's presence in the dental chair, only applies to data collection, data analysis, and tx planning

what do you do if someone chooses refusal of care? (3)

T/F a consent:
May exist without written documentation
May be lacking with written documentation
True False

what are the three risk factors for oral cancer?

IE, CVD, diabetes mellitus, respiratory disease, and adverse pregnancy outcomes are examples of RISK FACTORS for _______ ________ from _______ ________

Would someone require premed for:
All instrumentation, including probing, exploring, mobility determination

Manipulation of gingival tissue
Procedures that involve periapical region of teeth
Perforation of oral mucosa
are all examples of someone that would need to ________ for their appt

t/f smoking cessation procedure is a dh supplemental care procedure
True False

desensitization of sensitive areas is a dh __________ care procedure

Special care for implants and fixed prostheses and
referral for retreatment evaluation are both dh ______ _________ procedures

what are the 4 dh supplemental care procedures?

when does recolonization of pathogens occur?

bacteria grows after ____ hours

if recolonization of pathogens occur in 42 days, why do we schedule patients that are more at risk, in a 3 mo recall?

what are six contributing factors that can affect the recolonization of pathogens quicker?

Adequate control of etiologic factors
Adequate pt. self-care ability
Adequate periodontal support
These are all _____ dh prognoses

Adequate control of etiologic factors
Adequate pt. self-care ability
Less than 25% attachment loss
Class I or less furcation involvement
What dh prognosis does this describe?

Greater than 50% attachment loss with Cl II furcation
Patient self-care difficult due to location and depth of furcation
Which dh prognoses is this?

If someone has:
Greater than 50% attachment loss with poor crown to root ration
Poor root form
Inaccessible class II furcation or class III furcation
Greater than 2+ mobility
Significant root proximity
Which dh prognosis is this?

what is a HOPELESS dh prognosis?

some expected clinical outcomes of the gingiva/periodontal are: (7)

what are some dental caries expected outcomes? (6)

what is the three-part care plan for expected outcomes?

elimination of iatrogenic factors, increased biofilm-free areas, tobacco-free status achieved, and modification of systemic risk factors are part of the ___________ expected outcomes

The evidence-based care is:
Determined by _______ of _________ data, documented evidence of _______, and
Enhanced by the clinicians ability to assess the value of information available in product advertising and in the __________ __________

what is the purpose of the pre-procedural rinse?