Lec6

Question 1

overwhelming apprehension

Answer 1

Anxiety

Question 2

Anticipation of danger.

Answer 2

Fear

Question 3

An unfocused generalized motor response.

It’s an observed behavior, not a feeling.

Answer 3

Agitation

Question 4

Abnormal response to mild or innocuous sensory stimulus (touch)

Answer 4

Tactile defensiveness

Question 5

Seeking escape from an unpleasant stimulus.

Answer 5

Stimulus avoidance.

Question 6

Early morning appointments are not good for these patients.

Answer 6

COPD and Quadripilegia

Question 7

Visuals (DVD player)
Breathing techniques
Counting 1-2-3
Comfort measures (doll.toy)
Diversional talk

Answer 7

Behavioral distraction techniques

Question 8

This is only used with patients who have capacity to cooperate, and especially a hx of cooperation.

Answer 8

Voice control

Question 9

How to approach a patient.

Answer 9

Eye level

Question 10

This should begin with something familiar and pleasant.

Answer 10

Desensitization

Question 11

T/F:

Before tx, get info on sensitivity to noise, light, tactile defensiveness, and behavioral reactions to previous tx.

Answer 11

True

Question 12

Many patients do better with:

Answer 12

Structure and Consistency.

So use the same operatory, staff, and protocols each time.

Question 13

This is more important than the techniques used.

Answer 13

Attitude of the dentist and staff.

Question 14

MIPS

Answer 14

Medical Immobilization/Protective Stabilization

Question 15

MIPS is not this

Answer 15

Restraint

Question 16

Are effective in reducing plaque and gingival inflammation.

Answer 16

CHX rinses