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Operate and maintain dental equipment. (I)
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2.
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Maintain aseptic technique. (I)
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3.
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Maintain instrument sharpness. (I)
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4.
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Perform health assessment, establishing baseline vital signs. (II)
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5.
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Assess condition of intraoral/extraoral soft tissue. (II)
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6.
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Assess periodontal conditions; conduct a comprehensive periodontal
assessment, correlating all contributing factors. (II)
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7.
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Assess oral functional condition. (II)
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8.
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Assess tooth structure for existing and possible restorative
treatment. (II)
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9.
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Prepare a patient's dental hygiene treatment plan. (II)
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10.
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Administer symptomatic treatment of an unknown medical complication or
emergency. (II)
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11.
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Provide total dental hygiene care in three hours or less for a patient
with moderate calculusdeposits on more than 1/2 of the teeth. (I) (II)
(III) (IV)
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12.
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Root plane teeth to glassy smooth surface. (III)
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13.
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Utilize or perform four-handed dentistry procedures during dental
hygiene therapy. (III)
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14.
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Perform subgingival curettage. (III)
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15.
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Educate patient, providing both oral hygiene and dietary counseling,
and emphasizing the patient's role in attaining and maintaining oral
health. (IV)
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16.
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Safely expose, process, and mount dental radiographs of a full mouth
series in one hour or less. (IV)
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17.
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Take intraoral photographs. (IV)
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18.
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Apply caries preventive agents and soft tissues. (IV)
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19.
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Apply desensitizing agents to tooth structure. (IV)
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20.
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Apply desensitizing agents to soft tissues. (IV)
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21.
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Apply subgingival antimicrobial agents. (IV)
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22.
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Administer local anesthetic. (IV)
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23.
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Administer vitality tests. (IV)
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24.
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Polish, finish, and marginate amalgam restorations. (IV)
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25.
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Clean and polish removable appliances. (IV)
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26.
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Maintain complete and accurate patient records of treatment. (IV)
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27.
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Administer nitrous oxide. (IV)
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28.
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Refer patients for total patient care. (II)
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29.
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Maintain a basic computerized patient recall system. (IV)
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30.
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Demonstrate responsibility for professional judgement and ethical
conduct in patient care. (I) (II) (III) (IV)
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