A) Ensuring compliance with OSHA
B) Removing hard deposits from teeth
C) Exposing radiographs
D) Providing patient education
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A) treat everyone as members.
B) take everything as money.
C) together, everyone accomplishes more.
D) two equals a lot more.
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C
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A) arrive on time.
B) leave promptly at the end of the day.
C) volunteer to help a co-worker.
D) stay until to job is done.
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A) passing the state boards.
B) passing the national DANB exam.
C) graduating from an accredited dental assisting program.
D) working for two years in a dental office.
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A) It is required in all states to perform expanded functions.
B) It is achieved by passing DANB.
C) It verifies that you have obtained a certain level of knowledge.
D) It is a voluntary credential.
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A) It is what you do in the dental office, as distinguished from what you do on your own time.
B) It is what you say in the dental office, as distinguished from what you say on your own time.
C) It is an attitude apparent in everything you do and say, in and out of the dental office.
D) It means you have a job.
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A) 1915.
B) 1906.
C) 1924.
D) 1958.
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A) state.
B) office.
C) personal ability.
D) all of the above.
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A) secretarial assistant.
B) business assistant.
C) receptionist.
D) all of the above are common titles.
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D
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A) a subscription to the Journal of the American Dental Association.
B) the opportunity to attend meetings where continuing education credit may be earned.
C) certification as a CDA (certified dental assistant) .
D) eligibility to take the DANB (Dental Assisting National Board) exam.
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A) maintaining a distance from the patient and not feeding into the patient's needs.
B) being sincere.
C) discussing aspects of your personal life, to reduce distance and create empathy.
D) learning to be a good talker with a soothing voice, rather than a good listener.
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A) infection control in the dental office.
B) discrimination in the treatment of HIV-positive patients.
C) needle disposal.
D) patient privacy.
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A) Trimming study models
B) Placing retraction cord
C) Applying fluoride
D) All of the above are considered expanded functions.
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A) personal ambition.
B) responsibility.
C) geographical location.
D) any of the above.
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A) using an up-to-date perfume or cologne as a form of aromatherapy.
B) limiting use of tobacco products to the outdoors to avoid an odor in treatment areas.
C) considering infection-control requirements when selecting clinical wear.
D) excessive makeup and jewelry, in order to distract patients from disagreeable aspects of their planned dental treatment.
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A) long fingernails, clean uniform, and white shoes.
B) good health, good grooming, and appropriate dress.
C) appropriate dress, good haircut, and clean skin.
D) scrubs, white shoes, and safety glasses.
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A) dental product sales.
B) teaching dental assisting.
C) processing insurance claims.
D) any of the above.
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A) the American Dental Assistants Association.
B) the National Dental Assistant Society.
C) Dental Assistants United.
D) Dental Assistants of America.
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A) permissible.
B) a breach of confidentiality.
C) in bad taste.
D) commended.
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