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Level 3 Diploma in Dental Nursing (5234-01/91)

Unit 313 - Assessment of oral health and treatment planning (Mock Test 2) The aim of this unit is for learners to understand the organisational and legal requirements which apply to the assessment of oral health and treatment planning, the types of assessment used, and a knowledge of dental anatomy referred to during the assessment process. Test 2: Unit 313: Assessment of oral health and treatment planning Duration: 40 minutes Pass mark: 76% Unit number Outcome Understand the organisational and legal requirements which apply to the assessment of oral health and treatment planning Understand methods of oral health assessment Know the structure and function of oral and dental anatomy in relation to patient assessment Understand how medical conditions and oral diseases inform treatment planning Know the classifications of drugs referred to in treatment planning Know how to respond to medical emergencies which may occur during assessment and treatment planning Total

No. of questions 3

% 12

6 4

24 16

5 2 5

20 8 20

25

100

Please complete this mock exam under exam conditions and then submit your answers to your Dental Educationalist to mark. A minimum of 84% pass rate needs to be achieved on two mock exams in order to sit Unit 313 Assessment of oral health and treatment planning Please circle or tick the answer you have chosen. Please make sure this is clear and easily identifiable Learner Name and Signature: Athni Dewan Questions Correct:

Date Completed: 12-01-2021 Percentage achieved: Page 1 of 5

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QUESTION

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If a patient had an asthma attack what would you administer? What does the S stand for in DRSABC?

Salbutamol inhaler

Oxygen

Adrenaline

Midazolam

Speech

Signal

Symptom

Shout for help

What duct passes across the surface of the masseter muscle and in through the cheek into the buccal sulcus opposite the upper second molar? How many bones form the maxilla?

Submandibular

Stenson

Warton

Parotid

1

2

3

4

How many bones form the mandible?

4

3

2

1

How many bones, relevant to dentistry, form the face?

6

8

10

12

When administrating basic life support, rescue breaths and chest compressions should be administered in a set ratio. Which is the current correct ratio? Osteoporosis affects which area of the body?

15:1

30:1

15:2

30:2

Blood

Bones

Brain

Teeth

A medical emergency that can occur in the dental surgery is known as syncope. Which of the following is a lay term for this? Read the following statement then answer the question: the 5th cranial nerve is the trigeminal nerve and supplies the majority of the oral cavity. A branch of the mandibular division runs from the inner surface of the ramus of the mandible and then over the external oblique ridge to supply the surrounding gingivae. Which of the following is the name of this branch? A patient attends surgery for an extraction of the upper right lateral incisor which is palatally placed and periodontally involved. The dentist must anaesthetise which pair of the

Heart attack

Faint

Fit

Coma

Incisive nerve

Inferior dental nerve

Lingual nerve

Long buccal nerve

Anterior superior and greater palatine nerves

Anterior superior and long buccal nerves

Anterior superior and nasopalatine nerves

Middle superior and greater palatine nerves Page 2 of 5

Level 3 Diploma in Dental Nursing (5234-01/91) following nerves? The heart is a muscular pump situated in the thoracic cavity. Which of the following blood vessels delivers oxygenated blood around the body? Confidentiality applies to:

Aorta

Inferior vena cava Pulmonary artery

Pulmonary vein

All records

Charting and patient address

During respiration the amount of oxygen and carbon dioxide in the lungs alters during gaseous exchange. Which of the following is the approximate amount of carbon dioxide present in expired air? A 24 year old patient attends surgery for a routine exam and the dentist states the patient exhibits dental hypodontia. Which of the following demonstrates this? Capillaries, arteries and veins are the 3 main types of blood vessel found throughout the body. An anatomical feature specifically found in larger veins prevents backflow. Which one of the following is this feature? A patient completes a medical history form and notes that she takes salbutamol. Which medical condition is she most likely to have? A registered dental nurse attends a basic life support course. Which of the GDC standards is most relevant to this attendance? The outer layer of compact alveolar bone is called:

4%

8%

Everything except appointment times 12%

Just paper and electronic records 16%

Abnormally large teeth

Abnormally small teeth

Absent teeth

Additional teeth

Muscular walls

Rich blood supply Valves

Thin endothelium

Asthma

Angina

Epilepsy

Diabetes

Be trustworthy

Co-operate with team members

Protect confidentiality

Cancellous bone

Lamina dura

The trachea is part of the upper respiratory system. It transports air from the throat to the bronchi. The trachea is prevented from collapsing during breathing by which feature? Erythrocytes are disc-shaped cells that contain no nucleus, so they cannot divide and replace themselves, a constant

Cartilage rings

Cilia

Maintain professional knowledge Periodontal ligament Elastic layer

Bone marrow

Cartilage

Lymphatic system

Apical foramen Muscular walls

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Level 3 Diploma in Dental Nursing (5234-01/91) supply is therefore made. In which structure does this occur? Which medical emergency may require adrenaline?

Epileptic fit

In the FDI notation system, which tooth has the notation 53?

Upper right canine

Caldicott regulations refer to:

Health and safety

Cross infection

Where can the ramus be found?

The maxilla

Within the tooth structure

Which nerve passes through the incisive foramen?

Long sphenopalatine/na sopalatine nerve Dentists Act 1984

Mental nerve

Which piece of legislation allows patients to access their records?

Anaphylactic shock Lower right canine

Faint

Choking

Upper right Lower right deciduous canine deciduous canine Confidentiality None of the above Attached to the The mandible maxilla and mandible Inferior dental Greater palatine nerve nerve

Data Protection Act 1998

The Health Act 1999

Which nerve supplies sensation to the lower lip?

Lingual nerve

Long buccal nerve

Inferior dental (alveolar) nerve

What is the average eruption age for a permanent adult lower central incisor? The name of the largest salivary gland is:

4 - 5 years

5 - 6 years

6 years

Freedom of Information Act 2000 Anterior superior dental (alveolar) nerve 6 - 7 years

Labial

Parotid

Sublingual

Submandibular

The head of the condyle articulates with:

Occipital bone

Temporal bone

Zygomatic arch

A lower permanent second molar usually has how many roots and cusps? An upper first permanent molar usually has how many roots and cusps? The eruption date of a permanent upper canine tooth is:

Two roots, Four cusps Three roots, Five cusps 8 - 9 years

Two roots, Five cusps Three roots, Four cusps 9 - 10 years

Three roots, Four cusps Two roots, Five cusps 9 - 11 years

Coronoid process Three roots, Five cusps Two roots, Four cusps 10 - 12 years Page 4 of 5

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