theory II

manner in which an individual acts or performs

apporoach to correct undesirable behavior through systematic manipulation of environemtnal and behavior variables; treatment procedure for certatin mental and physical disorders

verbal or nonverbal interaction or interchange; nonverbal, without spoken words, may be accomplished through pictures, gestures, facial expressions or posture

extent to which a person's health behaviors conicide with dental/medical health advice; also called adherence

the provision of oral health information to people in such a way that they can apply it in everyday living

difficulty in swallowing

appraisal of changes in a patients behavior or oral health status that have resulted from interventions by the professional healthcare personnel

imaginary halitosis; constatn fear of having bad breath; sometimes realted to an underlying psychiatric condition

comibination of learning opportuniteis planned to facilitate the reinforce voluntary behavior conducive to the health of hte individual or group

planned combination of educational, economic, orgainizational or environmental support for actions conducive to health of individuals or groups

acquiring knowledge or skills through study, instruction or experience

the domain of learning concerned with attitudes, interests and appreciations

the domain of learning concerend with knowledge outcomes and intellectual abilities

the domain of learning concerned with levels of motor skills

the task of establishing, maintaining and enhancing patient relationship so that the goals of the patient the group or the community can be achieved

inner drive force that prompts an individual to act to satisfy a need or desire or to accomplish a particular goal

failure to carry out a prescribed healthcare plan, for example failure to take medications as prescribed

stimulating any of the organs of sensation, susceptible to a sensory stimulus

sum total of the efforts to promote, restore and maintain the oral health of the individual

enzymatic decomposition, especially of proteins with the production of foul smelling compounds such as hydrogen sulfide, ammonia and mercaptans

hydrogen sulfide; methylmercaptan and to a lesser exent dimethyl sufide and dimethyl disulfide produced by microbial metabolism and which create oral malodor

producing or causing dry mouth

process of being widely spread

refers to the ability of a disclosing agent to spread readily over a tooth surface and flow into the interproximal areas

selective dy in solution tablet or lozenge form used to visualize and identify dental biofilm on the surfaces of the teeth

rose colored dye used for preparing histologic specimens for microscopic study; companion dye with hematoxylin for well knonwn H and E that stains nuclei blue and cytoplasm pink

red colored dye used in solution or tablet form for a disclosing agent in the identification of dental biofilm on teeth

united states food, drug and comsemtic act regulates the packaging labeling imiporting and exporting of such products as disclosing agents

bright yellow fluorescing dye effective for disclosing dental biofiolm on teeth; used in ophthalmology to reveal corneal lesions of the eye