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All of the following are recommended as information to be documented in the patient chart, EXCEPT:
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Reason for today's appointment
Date of next appointment
Today's date
Disparaging comments about the patient's self-care
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Patient noncompliance with recommendations can be documented by:
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Stating in the treatment notes that the patient continues to smoke
Stating in the treatment notes that the patient has inadequate self-care
All of the above
Documenting all missed appointments
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All of the following are recommended as information to be documented in the patient chart, EXCEPT:
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Patient noncompliance with recommendations can be documented by:
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In the eyes of a jury, if a procedure is not written in the chart, it was not done. The single most common cause of punitive damages in a dental malpractice suit is altering the chart.
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The hygienist just completed periodontal instrumentation on the upper right on a new patient with Stage III periodontitis. Which of the ADA insurance codes should he or she enter on the insurance form?
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Which code would be entered on an insurance form for periodontal instrumentation completed during a 3-month periodontal maintenance appointment?
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What are the signs and symptoms of gingival abscess?
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What are the signs and symptoms of acute periodontal abscesses?
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What are the signs and symptoms of necrotizing periodontal diseases?
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What are the signs and symptoms of primary herpetic gingivostomatitis?
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What are significant signs for endodontic lesions (pulpal abscess)?
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Which one of the following factors is critical in the management of a gingival or periodontal abscess?
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Using an insurance procedure code for scaling and root planning instead of adult prophylaxis when the patient has no periodontal disease is an example of:
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Which of the following periodontal emergencies will require a radiograph for a positive diagnosis?
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Which of the following would be appropriate initial treatment for pericoronitis?
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What is the recommended on the second visit as a treatment regimen for necrotizing ulcerative gingivitis?
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Which of the following is the correct nomenclature to describe procedure code D4341?
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All of the following statements are characteristics of ACUTE periodontal conditions, EXCEPT:
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Which of the following is NOT considered an abscess of the periodontium?
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An abscess of the periodontium is an acute circumscribed collection of pus. Pus is a collection of dead white blood cells that were involved in fighting the infection.
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The term necrosis refers to the death of the cells comprising the gingival epithelium in necrotizing periodontal diseases. There are NO clinical signs to distinguish necrotizing gingivitis from plaque-induced gingivitis.
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Signs and symptoms of necrotizing gingivitis include all of the following EXCEPT:
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The single most important piece of information relative to a lawsuit is:
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An example of an intentional tort would be:
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Negligence is different from an intentional tort in that:
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In judging whether a professional has been negligent, the courts use a standard called the prudent person rule. The court compares what a reasonable prudent person or professional would have done in a similar situation.
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The space on the tooth surface occupied by the junctional epithelium and the connective tissue fibers.
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The surface of calculus can damage the adjacent soft tissue through direct trauma
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As a local factor, calculus
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Name this infrabony defect
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In a one wall infrabony defect, how many walls are remaining?
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In a two wall infrabony defect, how many walls are missing?
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How many walls are remaining?
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What causes direct damage to periodontium?
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All of the following explains why it is so critical to minimize forces placed on a dental implant, EXCEPT: