THEORY II FINAL REVIEW!!

what are the 5 objectives of non-surgical instrumentation?

what is the instrument grasp?

what strokes are used during instrumentation?

t/f instrument grasp should be firm and secure

t/f apply a light grasp with light lateral pressure after calc removal

what are the three parts of an instrument?

what has a double ended handle
correct cutting edge for scaling
70 degree angulation needed

what are the microorganisms like before treatment?

what are the effects of microorganisms after treatment?

post tx, what should be done with the explorer?

scaling to remove calc and all soft deposits
root planning to eliminate subgingival calc
smooth tooth surface
root debridement to eliminate subgingival biofilm and mineralized deposits = _________ ________

the u/s mode of action is:
______ vibration,
cavitation: ______ bubbles are created to collapse and release ______,
irrigation: oscillation of the u/s tip causes _________ waves,
variable elements: ________ and __________.

what is a legal concept that can exist without a written document. Informing all pt's of tx options and they must consent to follow the recommendations in the agreed care plan called?

behavioral factors
tobacco use
systemic conditions
hormonal considerations
nutritional status
iatrogenic and genetic are all what factors?

what 4 things are included in assessment (of ADPIE)?

(which step of adpie)________ is to provide evidence based, individual pt care, eliminate or control etiologic/predisposing disease factors, eliminate signs and symptoms of disease, and promote oral health and prevent recurrence of a disease.

what are 4 factors affecting sequence of care?

what part of adpie is the actual tx for pt needs?

which part of adpie is immediately following initial therapy. Determine maintenance intervals, post op?

assess outcomes providing feedback for the hygienist. tissue changes, determines maintenance intervals. see if goals have been met, need for further tx decided is the purpose of _______

continuing care
need to control the disease or prevent
monitor educational and behavioral change
monitor clinical signs of health
provide instruction
encouragement
are all part of ________

what are four common sharpening errors?

which type of shank design is desirable for instruments to locate calc with an explorer?

when would a rigid shank be desired?

what is the cross section of an area specific curet?

the working end of an area specific curet looks like what?

t/f the self angulated working edge of an area specific instrument is at correct angulation when the lower shank is parallel to the tooth surface being instrumented

what has a rounded toe enhance adaptation to the rounded root surface and root concavities?

what are standard curets used for?

which gracey curet can remove medium sized deposits?

which shank is bend in one plane, primarily for ant teeth?

a complex shank is bent in ___ planes, used to reach the _____ and onto the ___ surface