DENTAL PUBLIC HEALTH

Question 1

In what year the World Health Organization (WHO) defined health with a phrase that modern authorities still apply. “Health is a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease of infirmity.”

Answer 1

1948

Question 2

CONCEPTS OF HEALTH

Answer 2

Ecological Concept
Biomedical Concept
Psychosocial Concept
Holistic Concept

Question 3

Is our relationship with the environment.

Answer 3

Ecological concept

Question 4

Technicalities of health that pertains
to the “Germ Theory” postulated by Robert Koch also called “Koch Postulate” all disease
arises from an etiology particularly microorganisms.

Answer 4

Biomedical Concept

Question 5

Means you have to have a good state of mind to interact with other people. You need to relate your instincts to interactions to influence other people and let other people influence you.

Answer 5

Psychosocial Concept

Question 6

Is totality of everything that help to sustain the balance, helps to involve
the environment, involves interaction, and how instincts interacts and not just the
absence of the disease or infirmity

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Holistic Concept

Question 7

In what year the WHO made further clarifications: ”A resource for everyday
life, not the objective of living. Health is a positive concept emphasizing
social and personal resourced, as well as physical capacities.”

Answer 7

1986

Question 8

Considered to be both Governmental and Non Governmental. “QUASI” is a term in politics/law and usually used when we talked about to a certain topic that can be both

Answer 8

WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION

Question 9

WORLD HEALTH DAY

Answer 9

APRIL 7

Question 10

Is the primary resource that’s why “health is wealth” but it’s not objective of living.

Answer 10

Health

Question 11

A collection of people, a population, or a group of people having something in common.

Answer 11

COMMUNITY

Question 12

Is a branch of Dentistry which deals with preventing disease, prolonging
life and promoting physical and mental efficiency through organized
community efforts for the sanitation of the environment

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COMMUNITY DENTISTRY

Question 13

Who defined public health as : “The science and art of preventing disease, prolonging life, and promoting physical and mental health and efficiency through organized
community efforts”

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Charles-Edward A. Winslow

Question 14

MAIN FUNCTION

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Treatment of Indigents
Conducting oral health surveys
Public oral health education

Question 15

KEY ACTIVITIES:

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Health Education
Health Promotions
Health Program

Question 16

We can evaluate the success or the failure rate of our program. We can gather
data.

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Surveys

Question 17

Is a collection of promotive time series of events that materializes the budget.
we call funds as monetary plan.

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Program

Question 18

SWOT means

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Strength, Weakness, Opportunity Threat

Question 19

Is part of the science of prevention we call Public health.

Answer 19

Dental Public Health

Question 20

Defined as the science and art of preventing and controlling dental disease and promoting dental through organized community efforts.

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The American Board of Dental Public Health

Question 21

There are only 2 diseases considered to be eradicated

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SMALL POX and RINDER PEST

Question 22

White lesion that has the importance in public health

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KOPLIK’S SPOT

Question 23

Is a branch of Dentistry which deals with preventing disease, prolonging
life and promoting physical and mental efficiency through organized
community efforts for the sanitation of the environment

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COMMUNITY DENTISTRY

Question 24

People who are interested in careers and leadership roles in dental public health should be knowledgeable in both oral health practice and dental public health.

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DENTAL PUBLIC HEALTH PRACTITIONERS

Question 25

CHARACTERISTICS OF AN IDEAL PUBLIC HEALTH MEASURES

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Of proven efficacy in the reduction of the targeted disease

Medically and dentally safe

Easily and efficiently implemented, utilizing a relatively small amount of
materials, supplies and equipment

Readily administered by non-dental personnel