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(seventies?) 7 W h V 7 “?rmFEHiii??i??v MOST DANGEROUS WAYS TO SCHOOL: NICARAGUA
1. What part of Nicaragua is featured in the documentary? What is the name of the river?
2. How long do the Flores sisters have to do chores before school?
3. What is possoya?
4. What animal is Grayven afraid of on the way to school?
5. How many kilometers of jungle does Grayven have to cross to get to school?
6. How many miles do the Flores sisters have to row to get to school?
7. What blocks the entrance to the jungle on Grayven’s way to school?
8. What is wrong with the girls’ boat?
9. What’s the max number of years children in the rural parts of Nicaragua attend?
10. What does Grayven’s mom make while he is at school?
11. Why does Grayven have to walk to school?
12. In what village is the school located? What is the population?
13. How much do school supplies cost? How many students attend the school?
14. What does the girls’ mother do for her job?
15. What do the girls have to do with the canoe once they reach land?
16. What happens because the kids don’t have a clock?
17. What are the age ranges in the classroom?
18. When does the teacher start school?
19. What is the percentage of adults in Nicaragua that cannot read? Why?
20. Where do they get lunch? Who cooks it? What is their lunch?
21. When does school end?
22. What does Grayven have to do before he starts his journey back to school? How much did he pay for the things he needed?
23. What does Grayven have to do when he gets to his grandmother’s house?
24. How much do they get for the coconut oil? How long does it take?
25. What does Kenla want to be when she grows up?
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Short-Answer Questions
1. Describe the indications for the use of a fluoride varnish.
2. Describe the purpose of an insulating base.
3. Give four examples of enamel bonding.
4. Describe why the eugenol in ZOE cement is selected for a sedative base.
5. Describe the use of cavity varnish.
True/False
1. Zinc oxide cement promotes the growth of secondary dentin.
a. True
b. False
2. Eugenol is made from oil of ginger.
a. True
b. False
3. To desiccate means to dry out.
a. True
b. False
4. Polycarboxylate cements release fluoride to reduce recurrent decay.
a. True
b. False
5. Zinc phosphate cement can be irritating to the pulp.
a. True
b. False
6. An etchant can be either maleic acid or phosphoric acid.
a. True
b. False
7. Calcium hydroxide is applied to the deepest area of the cavity preparation.
a. True
b. False
8. Cavity varnish must be recapped immediately after use to prevent evaporation.
a. True
b. False
9. In placing an insulating base, only cover the deepest area of the cavity preparation.
a. True
b. False
19010. Zinc phosphate cement can be mixed on a paper mixing pad.
a. True
b. False
11. The sedative base is placed in the cavity preparation prior to the calcium hydroxide.
a. True
b. False
12. The cavity varnish would be placed over the placement of the calcium hydroxide and the insulating base.
a. True
b. False
13. Bonding systems provide micro-mechanical retention between the tooth structure and the restoration.
a. True
b. False

1. is the study of disease. 2. A pathologic site is considered a(n) 3. is the wearing away of tissue. 4. A(n) is a closed cell or pouch with a definite wall. 5. A(n) is a localized collection of pus anywhere in the body. 6. A swelling or mass of blood collected in one area or organ is a(n) 7. is the medical term for bruising. 8. A granular tumor or growth is a 9. is the formation of white spots or patches on the mucosa. 10. A benign, chronic disease that affects the skin and oral mucosa is _ 11. is a superficial infection that is caused by a yeastlike fungus. 12. is the inflammation of cellular or connective tissue. 13. is a general term used to describe inflammation of the tongue. 14. is a malignant tumor in epithelial tissue. 15. is a malignant tumor in connective tissue such as muscle or bone. 16. A malignant disease of the blood-forming organs is 17. is dryness of the mouth caused by reduction of saliva. 18. A disorder that is present at birth is a(n) 19. A(n) is the removal of tissue from living patients for diagnostic examination. 20. is the spreading of disease from one part of the body to another. 21. is the term for the advanced tooth decay caused by the heavy use of methamphetamine.

1 What is the goal of preventive dentistry? 2. What are the two most common dental diseases? 3 What is the goal of a patient education program? 4. What is the initial step in a patient education program? 5 What are dental sealants? 6 What is the process by which fluoride prevents decay? 7. What are the two routes or means by which the body receives fluoride? 8 What is the name of the dental condition that results from too much fluoride? 9. What precautions are necessary for children who use fluoridated toothpaste? 10 What is the key dietary factor that relates to dental caries? 11. What information must a patient include in a food diary? 12. How do sugar-free sodas relate to dental caries? 13 What can patients do daily to remove plaque? 14. Which type of toothbrush bristle is usually recommended? 15. Which method of toothbrushing is generally recommended? 16 What is the difference between dental floss and dental tape? 17. Which is more effective: waxed or unwaxed dental floss? 18 What cleaners can be used to clean dentures? 19. Will “tartar control” toothpaste remove calculus? 20. If you cannot brush and floss after lunch, what should you do? 1. Corey Kendall is a 16-year-old patient in your office. Corey is very conscientious about her health and weight. She has a moderately high rate of decay but insists she does not eat candy. When you review her food diary, you notice that she consumes large quantities of diet colas and eats dried fruit for snacks. What recommendations would you make for Corey? What information would you give her regarding diet colas? 2. Mr. Hahn Tran is a 62-year-old patient in your office. He has several older restorations in his mouth that need to be replaced. Mr. Tran does not floss now because the unwaxed floss he previously used shredded and got caught between his teeth. What suggestions do you have for Mr. Tran? 3. Recently, several patients have been asking about the benefits of an automatic toothbrush compared with the manual brushes they currently use. How will you respond to these inquiries?

Which sentence uses the semicolon correctly? (2 points) Morgan played goalie on the travel team and his friend Robbie played midfield. The soccer team had a great staff consisting of Coach Smith, the head coach; Mr. Trent, the assistant coach; and Ms. Barton, the athletic trainer. There are two travel teams this year; the A team; the B team. Troy was looking forward to trying out for the team; unfortunately, he sprained his ankle the day before tryouts.

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