Local Anesthesia Exam

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Dental Hygiene National Boards

Local Anesthesia: Calculation Workshop And Tips To Pass The Exam (WREB and CDCA)

3 months ago

head and neck anatomy, hard palate, dental hygiene exam prep

Exam Tips

Q: What is the prominent line that runs from the uvula to the incisive papilla?

March 14, 2018

local anesthesia, palatal injections, anterior hard palate, dental hygiene review quiz

CSCE

Q: The anterior hard palate is anesthetized with:

March 7, 2018

pharmacology, fungal infections, oral candidiasis, nystatin, dental hygiene exam prep

Dental Hygiene National Boards

Q: Which medication can treat oral candidiasis?

February 28, 2018

dental anatomy, mamelons, incisors, dental hygiene exam prep

CSCE

Q: The rounded “bumps” on the incisal edges of an anterior tooth are called:

February 21, 2018

local anesthesia, nerve blocks, dental hygiene exam prep

CSCE

Q: Local anesthetics block the:

February 14, 2018

oral pathology, mass, lingual thyroid, dental hygiene exam prep

CSCE

Q: The mass circled is most likely a:

February 7, 2018

dental anatomy, lingual pit, dental hygiene exam prep

CSCE

Q: Which tooth is MOST likely to have a deeper lingual pit?

January 31, 2018

radiology, overangulation, dental hygiene exam prep

CSCE

Q: The teeth look shorter than normal. What should the clinician do?

January 17, 2018

CSCE

Update – New Hypertension Guidelines

January 9, 2018

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Local Anesthesia Exam

Local Anesthesia: Calculation Workshop And Tips To Pass The Exam (WREB and CDCA)

Q: What is the prominent line that runs from the uvula to the incisive papilla?

Q: The anterior hard palate is anesthetized with:

Q: Which medication can treat oral candidiasis?

Q: The rounded “bumps” on the incisal edges of an anterior tooth are called:

Q: Local anesthetics block the:

Q: The mass circled is most likely a:

Q: Which tooth is MOST likely to have a deeper lingual pit?

Q: The teeth look shorter than normal. What should the clinician do?

Update – New Hypertension Guidelines

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