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Medical Emergencies in the Dental Office 6th Edition Test Bank

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Malamed: Medical Emergencies in the Dental Office, 6thEditionTest BankChapter 1: IntroductionMULTIPLE CHOICE1.Factors that may increase the likelihood of a life-threatening emergency in the dentaloffice include:a.a pretreatment physical evaluation of each patientb.therapeutic advances in the medical professionc.a medical history questionnaired.modifications in dental treatment to minimize medical risks2.McCarthy has estimated that through the effective implementation of stress reductionprocedures, all but about __% of life-threatening situations in the dental office can beprevented.a.40b.30c.25d.20e.103.An entirely stress induced emergency situation that does not involve pre-existingmedical conditions:a.vasodepressor syncopeb.most acute cardiovascular emergenciesc.seizuresd.bronchospasm (asthma)4.The most commonly reported emergency in private practice dentistry is:a.hyperventilationb.syncopec.postural hypotensiond.asthmatic attack (bronchospasm)5.According to Matsuura, when do most emergency situations related to dentistryoccur?a.In the waiting room before treatmentb.during or immediately following administration of local anestheticc.during dental treatment

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