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What purpose does the reception area serve?
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Should make patients feel relaxed, and at home. You greet patients in this area.
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What happens in the administrative area?
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Administrative are of the office run the business/ management side of the practice.
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What is another name for the "Treatment are"?
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The dental operatory
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What is the design of the treatment area for?
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Comfort/ mobility for team members
privacy and comfort for the patient enhanced use of dental equipment through time management and efficient technique |
What is the sterilization room divided into?
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The contaminated and the clean area
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What are the positions of the dental chair?
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Upright, supine, subsupine
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What is the upright position?
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Chair is at a 90 degree angle
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What is the supine position?
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Chair is tilted back, head and knees at the same level
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What is the subsupine position?
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Head is lower than their feet, used in emergency situations only.
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What is the design of the operators stool?
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Large seat and back for lumbar support, able to move easily around the patient
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What is the DA stool designed for?
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To minimize fatigue, has an adjustable foot platform, firm seat, and an abdominal support bar.
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What is the basic function of the dental unit?
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To provide necessary electrical and air-operated mechanics to hoses and drill attachments.
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What are the 3 delivery systems?
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Front, side, rear
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What does the air water syringe do?
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Delivers stream of air, water, and water and air
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How far away should the operating light be from the patient
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25- 30 inches
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