Section 1 Topic A Part 1 Enter email to receive results: Question 1 of 25 1. Cells that form bone are called: - please select -OdontoblastsCementoblastsCementoclastsOsteoblastsQuestion 1 of 25Question 2 of 25 2. Anti-anxiety medications are properly called:AnestheticsAnticoagulantsAnalgesicsAnxiolyticsQuestion 2 of 25Question 3 of 25 3. Phen-fen is no longer on the market, but was a popular drug years ago used for:Conditions that affect the skinTreatment of high blood pressureChildren with ADHDWeight lossQuestion 3 of 25Question 4 of 25 4. Tobacco use often causes:Oral cancerIntrinsic stainsExtrinsic stainsPeriodontal diseaseQuestion 4 of 25Question 5 of 25 5. Epinephrine is often contraindicated for patients with:Mitral valve prolapseBlood clotting issuesHigh blood pressureMultiple carious lesionsQuestion 5 of 25Question 6 of 25 6. Osteoporosis is of concern in the dental office as there is greater risk for:High blood pressurePeriodontal abscessesFracture of the alveolar bone during extractionsBruxismQuestion 6 of 25Question 7 of 25 7. The biggest concern for patients with allergies is the potential for:StrokeAnxiety attacksHigh blood pressureAnaphylactic shockQuestion 7 of 25Question 8 of 25 8. Symptoms of osteoporosis include:Joint painFracturesSwellingDisfigurementQuestion 8 of 25Question 9 of 25 9. Pregnant women with periodontal disease are eight times more likely to have:Oral cancerPre-term babiesLow birth weight babiesRampant decayQuestion 9 of 25Question 10 of 25 10. When compiling a patient's medical health history, it is appropriate to inquire about:Drug allergiesChronic illnessesRegular medications takenExposure to ionizing radiationQuestion 10 of 25Question 11 of 25 11. Fungal infections, angular chelitis, viral infections, bacterial infections, ANUG, and aphthous ulcers are all common conditions of a patient suffering from:AIDSParkinson's diseaseChronic cardiovascular diseaseFibromyalgiaGastroesophageal reflux diseaseQuestion 11 of 25Question 12 of 25 12. Reasons to take a thorough medical history in the dental office include:To protect the health of the patientApproximately 85% of anomalies found in the oral cavity are indications of systemic conditionsSystemic diseases often cause oral conditionsTo prevent transferring communicable diseases from one patient to anotherQuestion 12 of 25Question 13 of 25 13. The reason that phen-fen is no longer on the market is because it is known to cause:DiabetesHigh blood pressureDamage to heart valvesWeight lossQuestion 13 of 25Question 14 of 25 14. Osteoporosis can be treated with:AbilifyPhenobarbitalActonelBonivaQuestion 14 of 25Question 15 of 25 15. HIV stands for . Question 15 of 25Question 16 of 25 16. Which drug would be used to treat anaphylactic shock?NitroglycerinEpinephrineAmmonia capsuleCodeineQuestion 16 of 25Question 17 of 25 17. The main issue of concern for a patient who is HIV positive is that they will:Easily break their bonesHeal more slowly after injury and/or surgeryBe challenging to work onHave difficulty chewingQuestion 17 of 25Question 18 of 25 18. We ask patients if they have taken a medication called "Phen-fen" as it has been known to cause:Periodontal diseaseDecayMitral valve prolapsePeriodontal abscessesQuestion 18 of 25Question 19 of 25 19. Bones consist of:PhosphorusMagnesiumZincCalciumQuestion 19 of 25Question 20 of 25 20. Patients who have mitral valve prolapse may need:Blood pressure medicationA muscle relaxer prior to treatmentAn anti-anxiety medication prior to treatmentAn antibiotic pre-medQuestion 20 of 25Question 21 of 25 21. The most common metal allergy is to:NickelCopperTinSilverQuestion 21 of 25Question 22 of 25 22. How often should the patient's medical history be updated?Only at recall visitsAt every patient visitOnce a yearEvery other yearQuestion 22 of 25Question 23 of 25 23. If a patient has a heart murmur, it is possible that it could be caused from mitral valve prolapse.TrueFalseQuestion 23 of 25Question 24 of 25 24. Oral cancer is often undiagnosed because:It looks like periodontal diseaseIt is impossible to seeIt feels the same as a carious lesionIt is usually painlessQuestion 24 of 25Question 25 of 25 25. Pregnancy gingivitis is inflammation of the gingiva during pregnancy and usually clears up after delivery.TrueFalseQuestion 25 of 25 Loading...