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Question 1

what percentile is 1 standard deviation above the mean on a normal distribution

Answer 1

84.1%

Question 2

what are the 6 stages of moral reasoning

Answer 2

one: obedience and punishment (cant do it because ill get in trouble)
two: pragmatic individual interest: what is in it for me
three: social approval (so others like you, strive to fit in)
four: obey- follow rules and conform to prevailing social norms
five: social contract- motivated to uphold your end of social bargain
six: internal moral values and conscience- you believe its the right thing to do. believe in universal principles- actions not always popular or convenient

Question 3

what are the 4 in four components model of morality

Answer 3

• moral sensitivity (awareness that our actions impact others)
• moral judgement (can you give good reasons for what you consider ethical behavior)
• moral motivation (why do the right thing, how do you get yourself to do it)
• moral character: you must implement your decision and put it into action. knowing the right thing is not the same as effectively doing the right thing.

Question 4

what does SCOPE follow for screening -acronym and name

Answer 4

ASTDD (association of state and territorial dental directors) basic screening survey (BSS)

Question 5

what is medicare and medicaid

Answer 5

medicare: 65+ and disabled health insurance. doesnt fund dental except some in hospitals on elderly and disabled.
medicaid: federal health insurance for low income . dental benefits are OPTIONAl and vary state by state

Question 6

what is california medicaid called

Answer 6

medi-cal dental as of 2020

Question 7

what are normative principles

Answer 7

• non maleficence
• benefcence
• autonomy
• justice
• veracity
• fidelity
• reparation
• mercy

Question 8

what are 3 ethical problem categories (in principle based method)

Answer 8

-moral weakness, moral uncertainty, moral dilemma

Question 9

ozars hierarchy; what are the central values of dental practice

Answer 9

1 patients life and general health
2patients oral health
3patients autonomy
4dentists preferred patterns of practice
5esthetic values
6efficiency in use of resources 

high trump low

Question 10

what essentials for screening programs does SCOPE provide

Answer 10

• collaborates w sfusd, sfdph, community agency
• must have MOU - proof of immunizations (tb flu)
• consents (active) for screening, Fv and photos
• prevention education and screening supplies
• infection control protocol (covid)
• data collection
• screening feedback (multiple languages, to client and public)
• dental clinic referral and resources in sf

Question 11

what are evidence based resources exampes

Answer 11

-cdc, pubmed, cochrane, ada, cda, adha, seal america

Question 12

what does dugoni host and with who

Answer 12

IPE senior wellness - pharmacy, pt, vision and audiology schools

Question 13

which systemic conditions is periodontitis linked to

Answer 13

• heart attack and stroke
• diabetes
• pregnancy issues
• respiratory infections
• alzheimers

Question 14

what is bright futures for

Answer 14

professional resource for health supervision of infants, childrens and adolescents – caregivers

Question 15

what is healthy people 2030

Answer 15

• by us department of helath and human services and the office of disease prevention and health promotion
• improve health by increasing access to oral health care, preventive services.
• social determinants , high impact issues.
• objective : increase low income youth with preventative dental visits, increase proprtion of children and adolescents who have sealants

Question 16

what does cdc august 2020 issue focus on

Answer 16

healthy people 2030

health literacy for the first time