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Using current radiographic techniques, a satisfactory intraoral radiograph can be produced with skin exposures as low as
100 - 600mR.NDEB released questions part 2 set 6
Regardless of the target-film distance employed for intraoral surveys, the diameter of the primary beam at the patient's skin surface should not be greater than
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In the bisecting angle principle of intraoral radiography, the radiopacity that can obliterate the apices of maxillary molars is the
zygoma and the zygomatic process of the maxillaNDEB released questions part 2 set 14
In the bisecting angle principle of intraoral radiography, the radiopacity that can obliterate the apices of maxillary molars is the
zygoma and the zygomatic process of the maxilla.NDEB released questions set 6
When performing an intraoral incision and drainage of a dentoalveolar abscess, which of the following is/are true?
1. The scalpel incision should be made superficially through mucosa.
2. The incision should be only large enough to allow placement of a drain.
3. The underlying tissue dissection is performed bluntly.
4. The purpose of a drain is to keep the incision open.
(2) and (4)
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Which of the following medications increases a patient’s risk for intraoral candidiasis?
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Intraoral soft tissue examination will NOT assist in the diagnosis of
sinusitis.Planets 34
Using current radiographic techniques, a satisfactory intraoral radiograph can be produced with skin exposures as low as
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In the bisecting angle principle of intraoral radiography, the radiopacity that can obliterate the apices of maxillary molars is the
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Which of the following medications increases a patient’s risk for intraoral candidiasis?
Cyclosporine.Planets 26
Which type of dental instrument is used for an intraoral examination to determine the health status of the oral cavity?
ExplorerAssist 5
During an intraoral procedure, where should the dental assistant direct the continuous flow of air from the air-water syringe to facilitate indirect vision?
On the mouth mirrorAssist 5
While exposing an intraoral radiograph, a patient complains of having a gag reflex. Which treatment does the dentist prescribe for the patient prior to radiograph exposures?
Spray a topical anesthetic at the back of the throat.Assist 5
Why is it important for the dentist or dental assistant to adjust the height of the operator's chair during intraoral procedures?
To keep the thighs parallel to the floorAssist 4
At what distance should the dental assistant position the dental light for effective illumination of the patient's oral cavity during an intraoral examination?
An arm's length away from the oral cavityAssist 4
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