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a pt's voluntary agreement to a tx plan after details of the proposed tx have been presented and comprehended by the pt.
informed consent
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a pt's decision to refuse recommended tx after all options, potential risks, and potential benefits have been thoroughly explained
informed refusal
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List 7 risk factors for periodontal infections
- behavioral (inadequate biofilm removal, diet, noncompliance w/recommendations)
- tobacco use
- systemic conditions (diabetes, decreased immune factors, osteoporosis, osteopenia)
- hormonal considerations (pregnancy, menopause)
- nutritional status
- Iatrogenic factors
- genetic factors
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List 3 risk factors for oral cancer.
- tobacco use
- alcohol use
- sun exposure (lips and face)
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which type of consent is given either orally or in writing?
expressed
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which type of consent is granted by the pts presence in the dental chair, only applies to data collection procedures, data analysis, and tx planning?
implied consent
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