Exam 31: Dental Fear and Anxiety Management
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Exam 31: Dental Fear and Anxiety Management21 Questions
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The stress response produces the fight-or-flight syndrome.The parasympathetic nervous system is activated during the stress response.
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Which of the following can help to minimize the anxiety experienced by patients? Select all that apply.
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Match the forms of fear with their characteristics
-A reaction to a known danger,stimulus,or an immediate threat
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The hygienist observes the patient in the dental chair and notes the following: The patient has a quiet demeanor and is not talking,has tense facial muscles,and is tightly gripping the chair.The hygienist should
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What is the most common cited cause of dental fear in patients?
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Match the forms of fear with their characteristics
-An ambiguous feeling of unease,anticipatory in nature with no immediate threat
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Each of the following are behavior modification techniques EXCEPT one.Which one is the EXCEPTION?
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Patients with dental fear and anxiety can benefit from guided relaxation techniques.For best results these techniques should be implemented without the patient's knowledge.
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A score of 20 on the modified dental anxiety scale would indicate a patient with
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Match the relaxation techniques with the correct process.
-A process that gradually exposes a person to increasingly fearful stimuli while they are in a relaxed state
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Match the relaxation techniques with the correct process.
-A process of tensing individual muscle groups followed by release of tension and relaxation of the same muscle groups
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-A process of achieving a natural focused state of mind in which the cognitive mind is less active and more relaxed
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-A process of using the patient's imagination to visualize a relaxed situation
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Having a fearful child observe someone else undergoing a procedure or watching a video and seeing a positive outcome is an example of which cognitive behavioral management technique?
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Fear of dental treatment leads to increased dental costs because delaying treatment allows for progression of disease,which requires more extensive treatment.
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-A significant fear to the degree of being excessive or irrational in response to the threat of stimulus or anticipation of that threat
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Cognitive and behavioral techniques for reducing dental anxiety and fear include all of the following EXCEPT one.Which one is the EXCEPTION?
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The dental hygienist should avoid asking patients if they are anxious because asking patients about their anxieties will make the situation worse.
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