Module 26 ch 1-3

Question 1

The dental hygiene proces of care provides a _____ so needs can be met

Answer 1

framework

Question 2

The dental hygiene process of care is used to identify the _____ and ____factors of a condition that can be ______

Answer 2

causative
risk
changed

Question 3

What is the first component of the dental hygiene process?

Answer 3

Assessment

Question 4

The Assessment provides a foundation for patient care by collecting what kind of data?

Answer 4

subjective

objective

Question 5

The patients chief complaint, perception of health, personal care, and the value they place on oral health would fit under what type of assessment data?

Answer 5

Subjective

Question 6

Objective Assessment Data includes ____ and ______assessment?

Answer 6

physical

oral

Question 7

What step in the process of care identifies the health behaviors and the actual/potential oral health problems?

Answer 7

Diagnosis

Question 8

The Diagnosis provides the basis on which the ________ is designed?

Answer 8

Dental Hygiene Care Plan

Question 9

The Dental Hygiene Care Plan is the selection of ____ to be performed?

Answer 9

Interventions (therapies to help)

Question 10

What phase is the activation of the care plan?

Answer 10

Implementation

Question 11

During the Implementation phase the _____ are performed and personal _____ are given

Answer 11

service

OHI

Question 12

What phase determines if the patient needs to be retreated, referred, or put on maintenance?

Answer 12

Evaluation

Question 13

The Maintenance Phase of care has also been termed?

Answer 13

Continuing Care

Supportive Therapy

Question 14

What is Beneficence?

Answer 14

Act of doing good

Question 15

What is Nonmaleficence?

Answer 15

Avoiding harming others

Question 16

What is Veracity?

Answer 16

Duty to tell the truth

Question 17

What are selected principles of ethical behavior that can be considered the heart of the code of a profession?

Answer 17

Core Values

Question 18

Evidence-based practice involves two fundamental principles:
_____ is never sufficient alone
A ______ of evidence guides clinical decision making

Answer 18

Evidence

Hierarchy

Question 19

What are the 4 areas of Evidence-Based decision-making?

Answer 19

Scientific Evidence
Patient Preferences/Values
Clinical/Patient Circumstances
Clinician’s Experience and Judgement

Question 20

What are the 6 steps in a systematic approach?

Answer 20

Determine Clinical Issue
Develop researchable questions
Conduct Review of Literature
Analyze Evidence
Apply Evidence
Evaluate Results

Question 21

What are the 4 parts of a good researchable question? PICO

Answer 21

Patient problem
Intervention
Comparison
Outcome

Question 22

What are the 2 research approaches?

Answer 22

Qualitative

Quantitative

Question 23

What are the 4 Research Types?

Answer 23

Descriptive
Correlational
Experimental
Quasi-Experimental

Question 24

What type of research looks at the relationship between 2 variables?

Answer 24

Correlational

Question 25

What type of research asks “how often” or “to what extent”

Answer 25

Descriptive

Question 26

What type of research is designed to examine cause and effect relationships and has NO control group?

Answer 26

Quasi-Experimental

Question 27

What age of patient is aware of the needs of others but may be reluctant to state their own needs?

Answer 27

School-Age (6-12)