A respiration rate of _____________ is considered normal for an adult patient.

Tooth abrasion is typically located around which portion of the tooth?

Hand hygiene and immunizations are components of which Principle of Infection Control as defined by the CDC?

Which is the most commonly used toothbrushing method?

The hygienist’s role in orthodontic treatment should NOT include which of the following?

A noncarious cervical lesion (NCCL) may be due to

Bridgett is a 42-year-old accountant. She is a new patient to your office and presents today with pain on the lower left. The periodontal assessment reveals generalized bleeding on probing and probing depths that are less than 3 mm with the exception of the interproximal molar areas where 5 mm depths are noted. A review of the medical history reveals hypertension and diabetes for which she takes lisinopril and metformin. Her latest A1c was 8.6. Radiographs reveal 1 mm bone loss between the molars and a radiolucency at the apex of tooth 19. Which oral condition should be addressed first with this patient?

A toothbrush should be replaced

The primary bacteria associated with dental caries is ______.

Bridgett is a 42-year-old accountant. She is a new patient to your office and presents today with pain on the lower left. The periodontal assessment reveals generalized bleeding on probing and probing depths that are less than 3 mm with the exception of the interproximal molar areas where 5 mm depths are noted. A review of the medical history reveals hypertension and diabetes for which she takes lisinopril and metformin. Her latest A1c was 8.6. Radiographs reveal 1 mm bone loss between the molars and a radiolucency at the apex of tooth 19.   Based on this information what is the dental hygiene diagnosis for this patient?