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Person commits a wrongful act against society.
Person V Society |
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One person sues another for a personal wrong done.
Person V Person |
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Rights and duties of people towards each other and wrongs committed in violation of said rights and duties.
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1. Moral Conduct
2. Duty
3. Judgement |
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1. Standard of moral principals/pratice a profession adheres to
2. voluntary controls, not law
3. Methods of self policing with in a profession |
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Legal restrictions on DDS and Staff |
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Board of Dental Examiners |
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1. Licensure
2. Enforcement of statures
3. Rules and Regulations
4. License renewal |
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Let the master answer
(DDS held responsible for all illegal acts of all employees) |
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Part of the action
(statements by ANYONE can be used in court) |
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DDS responsibility to patient
AKA
DDS must be licensed, use reasonable skill, care and judgment, use standard drugs, materials and techniques |
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DDS may refuse treatment if... |
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nessary equipment is not available
or
extensive treatment, GA is required |
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DDS may NOT refuse to treat patient because of |
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Failure to preform an act that a "reasonable and prudent professional" would preform.
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Failure to preform a good act. |
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An act that a "reasonable and prudent professional" would NOT preform.
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Something a good dentist would never do |
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Implied
Written
Informed
Implied Emergency |
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Implied consent only applies to |
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examinations, diagnosis, consultations
*Applied consent is not acceptable in court |
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Rubber Dam Reasons for Use |
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Visibility of operating field
patient management (can't talk)
not aspirating
*controls moisture
decrease in operating time
increase in efficiency |
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Dark rubber damn is good for |
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reflects less light
better contrast for teeth |
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Lubricants for rubber dam |
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Vaseline
shaving cream
saliva |
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instrument used for invagination |
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0-1 hyperactive
2-6 normal
7-9 degenerative
10 necrotic |
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Paper point is measured ____mm shorter than the canal when drying. |
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Culture is left in canal for ___minute |
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Time that culture is left in incubation |
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Perio Dressing COE pack work time |
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Perio Dressing COE Zone Pack work time |
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Perio Dressing is left in mouth for ___ to___ days. |
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The mix time for perio dressing is |
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worn around the neck, holds maxillary anteriors back |
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AKA combo
worn around the neck and top of the head
designed to pull straight up, and to slow downward growth of back teeth. |
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AKA the high pull
worn around the top and back of the head (not neck)
designed to lift front teeth back into the upper jaw |
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topical antiseptic in gauze that helps prevent infection |
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Contains medication (eugenol) that soothe the nerve endings in the exposed bone. |
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helps to prevent food from being packed into alveolus |
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Arch wire placement and length cut |
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place in buccel tubes and cut 1/8 distal, then bend gingivally |
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Direction ligature wire is twisted |
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goes along with resorption
bone cells being "taken away" |
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the side away from the tension
deposite new bone cells |
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result of deposition
created new bone |
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Parts of the TP (kelsing) spring Separator |
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Locking coil (hook part)
Activating coil (full loop)
occlusial leg (top)
gingival leg (bottom) |
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