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What is the correct sequence in which an individual learns a new behavior using the learning ladder? -Unawareness, awareness, self-interest, involvement, action, habit -habit, Unawareness, self-interest, awareness, involvement, action -awareness, self-interest, involvement, Unawareness, habit, action -Unawareness, action, self-interest, awareness, involvement, habit - ✔✔Unawareness, awareness, selfinterest, involvement, action, habit Fat soluble vitamins are: A. Found in all foods: B. More stable than water soluble vitamins C. Must be supplied daily D. Cannot be stored by the body - ✔✔B. More stable than water soluble vitamins Water is mainly absorbed in the: Large intestine Small intestine Pancreas Stomach - ✔✔Large intestine Which of the following nutrient deficiencies is frequently found in the diet of children in developed countries and has been associa
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Calcium Zinc Protein Iron - ✔✔Iron Which of the following hormones lowers blood glucose? Thyroxine Growth Hormone Glucagon Epinephrine Insulin - ✔✔Insulin In a healthy individual, if the amount of glucose in the blood exceeds the body's immediate energy needs, then:
Glucose & Glucose= Maltose Glucose & Galactose= Lactose Fructose & Galactose= do not make up a disaccaride A normal fasting glucose levels is? 80 - 120 mg/DL
200 mg/DL 40 - 60 mg/DL 150 - 200 mg/DL - ✔✔ 80 - 120 mg/DL Several nutrients have an effect on the cells of the oral tissues. Which of the following nutrients assist in speeding up wound healing? Phosphorus Calcium Zinc Folate - ✔✔Zinc A deficiency in which of the following nutrients has been associated with neural tube defects? Folate Fat Protein Calcium Thiamin - ✔✔Folate Vitamin B1 is also called
Riboflavin Retinol Thiamine Cobalamin - ✔✔Thiamine Riboflavin B Niacin B Cobalamin B Each of the following is an important function of saliva EXCEPT one. Which one is the EXCEPTION?
Inadequate iodine intake leads to: Osteoporosis Rickets Anemia Goiter - ✔✔Goiter A complete and accurate assessment includes all of the following EXCEPT one. Which one is the EXCEPTION? Bacteriologic assessment Clinical Assessment Health History Food Intake Assessment - ✔✔Bacteriologic assessment The most common nutritional deficiency among women of child bearing age and children in the USA is? Sodium Vitamin C Zinc Iron - ✔✔Iron Anemia is frequency associated with? Vitamins A & D Vitamins E & K Vitamins B12 & Folic Acid Thiamin, Riboflavin, & Niacin Vitamins C & D - ✔✔Vitamins B12 & Folic Acid
Examples of retentive carbohydrates include all Except one. Which one is the EXCEPTION? a. cheese b. pretzels c. cookies d. crackers e. potato chips - ✔✔a. cheese Zinc is a very important trace of element for which of the following conditions?
A strict vegan diet would most likely be deficient in which vitamin? Folate Thiamin Cobalamin Biotin - ✔✔Cobalamin (B12- strictly derived from animals) Essential fatty acids are required for the formation of? Vitamin k Prostaglandins Insulin Enzymes - ✔✔Prostaglandins An essential mineral closely associated with calcium and phosphorus in the structure of bones and teeth is? Fluoride Copper Magnesium Zinc Selenium - ✔✔Magnesium Essential amino acids must be obtained from the diet. They cannot be synthesized from other amino acids.
Calibration is the act of... - ✔✔Checking or adjusting the accuracy of a measuring instrument Variability is... - ✔✔The range of possible outcomes of a given situation A program goal is... - ✔✔A statement of the programs intent, purpose, or expected outcomes A program objective is... - ✔✔A measurable outcome which is used to determine program progress towards the program goal What is a normative need? - ✔✔One that is deemed necessary after assessment by a professional. Which of the following is true regarding ceramic materials in dentistry?
Final setting time Working time Mixing time - ✔✔Final setting time Which type of bonding in a material is MOST associated with high electrical and thermal conductivity? Ionic Covalent Metallic Secondary Bond - ✔✔Metallic The reaction associated with irreversible hydrocolliod materials is: Thermoplastic Thermoset Physical Chemical - ✔✔Chemical Which of the following is found in the highest concentration in a dental amalgam alloy? Mercury Tin Copper Silver - ✔✔Silver On the MOH's scale, enamel has a relative hardness of: 5 - 6
Plaster, stone, and high strength stone are all chemically identified as: Calcium Sulfate hemihydrate Calcium chloride dihydrate Calcium Sulfate dihydrate Calcium chloride hemihydrate - ✔✔Calcium Sulfate hemihydrate As a dental amalgam restoration ages in the oral cavity, microleakage decreases because of: Topical Fluoride Galvanic Forces Formation of amalgam corrosion - ✔✔Formation of amalgam corrosion