Exam 1: Dental Assisting National Board (DANB)

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What condition is defined as transient ischemia of the myocardium?

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What condition affects learning and impulse control?

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What drug induces vomiting and is often abused by bulimics?

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How many types of instrument handles or ends are there?

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What systems transport oxygen?

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What teaching method without proper use of technology is difficult for large groups?

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What instrument has two cutting edges that meet in a point?

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What condition is defined as rapid breathing and is brought about by pain, anxiety, or drugs?

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How many methods of fluoride implementation are there?

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How many categories of shock are there?

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What documentation provides information that can aid in preventing a client from experiencing a medical emergency?

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What is defined as the inability to respond to stimuli, make purposeful movements, or gain awareness of events taking place?

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What term encompasses the numerical values given to blood pressure, body temperature, pulse rate, respiration rate, and body height and weight?

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What instrument is limited to use on the enamel surfaces and the outer surface of a calculus deposit?

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What is trisomy 21?

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Which disease is not a transmittal risk?

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What is polyvinylsiloxane used for?

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What are the categories of stroke characteristics?

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The sequential cleaning, packaging, sterilization, and storage of instruments is:

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Due to its nocturnal activity, bruxism is considered a sleep disorder. What else is bruxism known as?

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