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A comprehensive set of questions and answers related to dental hygiene jurisprudence, covering key regulations and practices in the field. It is a valuable resource for students preparing for licensing exams or those seeking to refresh their knowledge of dental hygiene laws and regulations.
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Dental assistants may do supragingival scaling on pediatric patients under the direct supervision of a licensed dentist. - answer>> False. Licensed MS nurses are allowed to administer local anesthesia in the dental office. - answer>> False. Dental auxiliaries are allowed to adjust the gingival side of a complete or partial denture. - answer>> True. Licensed DH are allowed to use soft tissue lasers to treat perio pockets. - answer >>False. A DH who has graduated from a foreign DH school may be eligible for licensure by credentials if they have practiced for a minimum for 3 years. - answer >>False. A DH must score a minimum of 75% on a jurisprudence exam within 60 days of applying for licensure. - answer>> False. A dentist or dental hygiene member of the board may serve no more then 2 consecutive terms. - answer >>False. MS dental hygienists may place subgingival periodontal treatment agents for patients. - answer>> True. For CE, a maximum of 25% of the required coursework may be computer based. - answer >>True. Dental auxiliaries must be certified in CPR within 90 days of employment. - answer >>False.
CE records must be kept for 5 years. - answer >>False. Pharmacists are authorized to fill prescriptions of legally licensed and registered dentists of this state for any drugs to be used in the practice of dentistry. - answer>> True. A dentist must keep patient records for 10 years after seeing a patient. - answer >>False. Each license must notify the board within 14 days of any change in address of residence. - answer >>False. The governor appoints one dentist member from the state. - answer>> True. Both DH and dental assistants may place sealants under the direct supervision of a licensed dentist. - answer>> True. A dental hygienist's employer is responsible for maintaining the staff's continuing education requirements. - answer>> False Hygienists who are inactive must comply with CPR regulations while unactive. - answer>> False. Continuing education for dental hygienists is 20 hours per year. - answer>> False. Dental hygienists working in the office of a regularly licensed dentists shall be under general supervision of the dentist. - answer >>False. An applicant for licensure by examination as a dental hygienist must be of good moral character, be possessed of a high school education, and have attained the age of 21 years. - answer>> False.
A dentist is not required to release treatment records to patients. - answer>>False. Licensed dentists are allowed to prescribe medications for sinus problems and smoking cessation.
Dental health is that form of dental practice which serves the community as a patient rather than the individual. - answer>>True. You must work a minimum of one day/month for 3 consecutive months to maintain active license status. - answer>>False. DH may administer local anesthesia. - answer>>False. DH may perform the equilibration or adjustment of occlusion on natural or artificial dentition, restoration, or sealants. - answer>>False. No more than 4 hours per year on the subject of CPR shall be allowed toward the two year requirement. - answer>>True. Periodontal screening and probing may be delegated to a dental assistant by a licensed dentist. - answer>>False. The placement or cementation of inlays, permanent crowns, fixed bridges, removable bridges, partial dentures, or full dentures may be delegated to dental assistants. - answer>>False. The board has determined that impressions for study models and opposing models, and the construction, adjustment, and cementation of temporary crowns do not require the professional judgement and skill of a dentist and may be delegated to competent dental auxiliary personnel. - answer>>True.