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  • 1

    Why should toothpaste not be used to clean an acrylic denture

    it reacts and softens the acrylic

  • 2

    When gaining valid consent to treatment, which factor is not applicable?

    The patient must be over the age

  • 3

    Which one of the following would not form part of a practices confidentiality policy?

    social media post

  • 4

    If patients contact details were sold for third-party marketing, which government body could be contacting?

    information commissioners office

  • 5

    Which of the following would be the most concerning initial indicator of a potential safeguarding issue?

    Child with a ripped fraenum

  • 6

    What is the most important outcome of a near miss relating to health and safety?

    A review of the current risk assessments

  • 7

    What is the first stage in a health and safety risk assessment?

    identify the hazard

  • 8

    Which piece of equipment works under pressure and is governed by pressure vessel regulations

    autoclave

  • 9

    What is the purpose of portable appliance testing? (PAT)

    to demonstrate an electrical appliance is safe

  • 10

    Which one of the following can dental nurse not be vaccinated against?

    hepatitis C

  • 11

    What does pus primarily consist of?

    Dead white blood cells

  • 12

    Which of the following infectious conditions is not generally passed saliva?

    Candida albicans

  • 13

    Which health technical memorandum (HTM) considers decontamination in primary care dental practices?

    HTM 01-05

  • 14

    What would be considered appropriate hand hygiene?

    using a water-based moisturiser

  • 15

    Why should a lid cover be used when an ultra Sonic is in operation

    To prevent any aerosol escaping

  • 16

    A large blood spillage should be managed

    sodium hydrochlorite

  • 17

    Which of the following describes the instrument journey when using a B-type autoclave?

    clean- inspect- seal in the pouch- autoclave

  • 18

    What is a Bowie-dick test used to check the validity of ?

    B-type (vacuum) autoclave

  • 19

    Where are mamelons found on permanent teeth?

    Invisalign edge

  • 20

    How many roots would a permanent upper second molar usually have

    3

  • 21

    What does the enzyme found in saliva break down ?

    Starch

  • 22

    What is an upper chamber of the heart called?

    Atrium

  • 23

    How should automated external defibrillator (AED) pads be dealt with after use?

    dispose of them

  • 24

    How should an emergency drug kit be stored?

    In an unlocked cupboard in a central location

  • 25

    Standing up too quickly from a supine position can lead to which medical emergency?

    Faint

  • 26

    During radiographic procedures, local rules must be followed by:

    the IR(ME)R Operator

  • 27

    Which of the following can be diagnosed using a bite wing radiograph

    periodontal bone loss

  • 28

    Which one of the following will cause blurring of a radiographic image

    patient moving during exposure

  • 29

    What is a step-wedge test used to determine?

    the quality of the deleloper solution

  • 30

    What is the clinical reason for removing supra-gingival from teeth?

    It collects plaque

  • 31

    Which combination of hand piece and bur is commonly used to remove softened dentine ?

    Slow-speed handpiece/ rosehead bur

  • 32

    Which lining material may be used to reduce the amount of composite required for a large deep restoration?

    Glass ionomer

  • 33

    Which shape of bur would a clinician select to prepare a tooth for a veneer?

    long tapered

  • 34

    Which piece of advice is not appropriate to a patient with temporary fixed prosthesis

    Avoid brushing around the area

  • 35

    Which one of the following is generally not required during a full/ full denture bite stage

    articulating paper

  • 36

    A patient has on;y an upper left Central incisor missing in the upper arch all of the remaining teeth have periodontal disease, and varying amounts of mobility; which is the most appropriate way to fill the space?

    upper partial acrylic denture

  • 37

    What is the main reason why an elastomer is used for a fixed prostheses working art impression?

    Records the fine detail of the preparation

  • 38

    A patient has a recurring periapical infection. When is it most likely apicetomy would be carried out

    on an anterior with a post crown

  • 39

    Which one of the following instruments is commonly used in the obturation process

    a finger spreader

  • 40

    Sclerosis of a root cancan could result in

    difficulty to gain access for endodontic treatment

  • 41

    An operculectomy could be carried out over a partially erupted tooth because

    the gum flap frequently becomes infected

  • 42

    Which sterile irrigation solution is used during bone removal in minor oral surgery

    normal saline

  • 43

    How would a clinician assess the risk of an oro-antral communication to prevent post operative complications?

    take a periapical radiograph of the tooth prior to extraction

  • 44

    When is a patient first likely to have symptoms of reversible pulpitis?

    caries encroaches into dentine

  • 45

    How can GORD (gastro-oesophageal reflux disease) affect the teeth

    erosion

  • 46

    Consent given by a patient to make a decision is called

    informed

  • 47

    GDC principal number eight states dental professionals must raise concerns if they have any concerns for a patient’s welfare which one of the following would be an indicator of physical abuse?

    The patient has an injury which does not fit the explanation

  • 48

    What are the three principles of informed consent

    informed voluntary and ability

  • 49

    What is the age of consent for dental treat?

    16

  • 50

    An incident is defined as

    unexpected event that does not result in serious losses or injuries

  • 51

    What are the main aim of a risk assessment?

    To identify what presents as risk to reduce or remove the elements of rest that causes ill health or injury

  • 52

    What does COSHH stand for?

    Control of substance hazardous to health

  • 53

    Which guidelines deal with the decontamination process of reusable instruments?

    HTM 01–05

  • 54

    While attending the dental surgery, a patient falls down the stairs and fractures his right leg which of the following will be followed in relation to determining the cause of the fall

    RIDDOR

  • 55

    The transfer of pathogenic microorganisms from one person to another is known as

    cross infection

  • 56

    From one of the following options how might you reduce the risk of direct cross infection between patients and staff?

    PPE

  • 57

    What does the term standard (universal) precautions implant?

    every patient can be potentially infectious

  • 58

    Facemasks are used to reduce which hazard from dental hand pieces

    aerosol spray

  • 59

    Which cleanser is recommended for routine hand washing?

    antimicrobial liquid soap

  • 60

    Which method of sterilisation is used for extraction force?

    autoclave

  • 61

    How many stages does a washer disinfector have

    5

  • 62

    According to clinical governance, how long should you keep the activity of your steriliser audience?

    two years

  • 63

    How many roots do the upper first premolars

    2

  • 64

    There are 12 pairs of cranial Nerves which cranial nerve supplies sensation to the teeth and the jaws

    fifth

  • 65

    Which nerve supply sensation to all lower?

    inferior dental nerve

  • 66

    Which part of the heart is responsible for taking oxygenated blood away from the heart?

    aorta

  • 67

    The emergency first aid responsibility is to provide immediate life-saving medical care before the arrival of further medical help in relation to 1st aid which are the three p’s

    preserve,prevent,promote

  • 68

    In basic life support what does DNR stand for?

    do not resuscitate

  • 69

    A hypoglycaemia attack can occur in patients who suffer from which of the following medical conditions

    diabetes

  • 70

    A radiation protection supervisor is appointed

    to ensure compliance with IRR and local rules

  • 71

    A patient attends for the first stage of endodontics treat,ent on the upper left central incisor which one of the following radiographs is most appropriate at this stage

    periapical

  • 72

    Foreshortening of an image on a radiograph can be caused by

    incorrect cone positioning

  • 73

    The main purpose of a quality assurance programme for dental radiographs is to

    reduce retakes

  • 74

    During periodontal treatment which instrument is used to remove sub gingival calculus

    periodontal hoe

  • 75

    Which one of the following restorative materials requires undercuts to prevent it falling out of the cavity?

    amalgam

  • 76

    A tofflemire retainer and band could be used in placing a restoration on

    An upper left molar

  • 77

    Which one of the following nuts is used to accurately remove tooth tissue during crown and bridge preparation

    long tapered

  • 78

    What is a temporary crown on a root treated tooth used for?

    to maintain the correct space between adjacent teeth

  • 79

    Which prosthesis requires a metal framework try in

    cobalt

  • 80

    A denture obturator may be recommended for a patient with which of the following conditions?

    Cleft palate

  • 81

    During denture construction the dentist will take some primary impressions using alginate. What kind of material is alignate?

    irreversible hydrocollid

  • 82

    During an endodontic procedure the full contents of the pulp is removed, what is this endodontic procedure called

    pulpectomy

  • 83

    During a pulpectomy procedure the clinician will use serveral hand operated instruments, which of the following is used during canal extirpation

    barbed broach

  • 84

    What is the name of the material used to promote secondary dentine repair

    calcium hydroxide

  • 85

    During a simple tooth extraction, which one of the following instruments is used to serve the periodontal ligaments so that the tooth can be successfully extracted

    luxator

  • 86

    During minor oral surgery procedures what are periosteal elevatiors used for?

    raising a flap

  • 87

    During minor oral surgery procedures why is a mucoperiosteal flap raised?

    to gain access to the area

  • 88

    Which one of the following is the correct sequence of events associated with the inflammatory process?

    Bacterial toxins irritate the gingival and it becomes inflamed

  • 89

    There are many factors that influence oral and general health. One of those factors is sugar which can cause demineralisation of teeth enamel de mineralisation occurs when the pH level in the mouth falls to what level.

    5.5

  • 90

    Fluoride is known to have a beneficial effect on reducing dental caries which of the following is an example of the topical fluoride?

    varnish

  • 91

    Information governance is about how to manage and share information or data appropriately. This includes information about patients collected electronically. Which of the following is not a principle of information government notes in relation to patient records

    Using the maximum necessary personal confidentiality data making sure information is relevant and excessive

  • 92

    When a patient attends the dental practice for treatment they must be given certain information by the dental team before they can decide if they wish to proceed with the treatment plan or not. This is termed valid consent which of the following is not necessary for consent to be valid?

    Agreed in writing

  • 93

    Which of these options is the most accurate definition of safeguarding?

    Safeguarding aims to protect children and vulnerable adults from a wide range of potential harm and looks at preventative action not just reaction

  • 94

    You have noticed that a vulnerable patient is regularly coming into the practice with unexplainable bruises and other injuries that he is attempting to cover up when asked he says everything is fine. What would you do?

    Report your concerns to the designated safeguarding person

  • 95

  • 96

    You noticed that there is water spillage on the floor in the main corridor, but you are on your way to collect an instrument. The dentist urgently needs what is the first thing you would do in regards to the water spillage

    Inform all staff and patients in the immediate vicinity that a spillage has occurred

  • 97

    HTM07–01 Relates specifically to

    Management and disposal of healthcare waste

  • 98

    What does RIDDOR stand for?

    Reporting of injuries diseases and dangerous occurrences regulations

  • 99

    The fitting and plumbing of washer disinfected must comply with

    Water supply regulations 1999

  • 100

    What is a pathogen?

    Something that causes diseases