DH201 MIDTERM UPDATED ACTUAL Questions and
CORRECT Answers
The tooth buds of the fetus form by the_________ week of sixth
pregnancy.
second
fourth
tenth
eighth
sixth
Which of the following is not true of bottle feeding? Encourage parents to have the infant drink from a cup by 2 years of age
Encourage parents to have the infant drink from a cup by 2
years of age
Encourage parents to hold the child during feeding
Tell parents not to use the bottle as a pacifier
Encourage parents to put the infant to bed with a bottle
containing fluoridated water
A) Research has shown that fluoride intake during Both statements are false
pregnancy is essential for caries prevention of the
primary dentition of the child. B) Sodium fluoride
treatments should be completed for the mother during
pregnancy to ensure the delivery of fluoride across the
placenta to the fetus.
Statement A is true and statement B is false
Both statements are true
Both statements are false
Statement A is false and statement B is true
A smear layer of fluoridated toothpaste is advised for an 3 years
infant and children up to the age of:
3 years
5 years
4 years
2 years
Which of the following herbal supplements taken as a Echinacea
remedy for the common cold has been known to
produce allergic reactions such that the patient should
be advised about its use during pregnancy?
Arnica
Goldenseal
Comfrey
Valerian
Echinacea
, During the third trimester of pregnancy, lying in the Having the patient lie on her left side
supine position can be uncomfortable for the pregnant
woman due to the weight of the fetus pressing on
circulatory vessels. Patient positioning should be
adjusted by doing the following?
Having the patient lie on her right side
Having the patient lie on her left side
Taking frequent breaks to allow the patient to readjust her
position
Working on the patient in an upright position
Working on the patient in a Trendelenburg position
Cleaning a pacifier in the parent's/caregiver's mouth: can transfer caries-producing bacteria to the infant
can give malodor to the infant
can transfer caries-producing bacteria to the infant
is safe and effective
All these are correct
Drugs of abuse and dependence during pregnancy is convulsions
related to all of the following adverse conditions, except:
convulsions
sudden infant death syndrome
reduced birth weight
perinatal deaths
spontaneous abortion
CORRECT Answers
The tooth buds of the fetus form by the_________ week of sixth
pregnancy.
second
fourth
tenth
eighth
sixth
Which of the following is not true of bottle feeding? Encourage parents to have the infant drink from a cup by 2 years of age
Encourage parents to have the infant drink from a cup by 2
years of age
Encourage parents to hold the child during feeding
Tell parents not to use the bottle as a pacifier
Encourage parents to put the infant to bed with a bottle
containing fluoridated water
A) Research has shown that fluoride intake during Both statements are false
pregnancy is essential for caries prevention of the
primary dentition of the child. B) Sodium fluoride
treatments should be completed for the mother during
pregnancy to ensure the delivery of fluoride across the
placenta to the fetus.
Statement A is true and statement B is false
Both statements are true
Both statements are false
Statement A is false and statement B is true
A smear layer of fluoridated toothpaste is advised for an 3 years
infant and children up to the age of:
3 years
5 years
4 years
2 years
Which of the following herbal supplements taken as a Echinacea
remedy for the common cold has been known to
produce allergic reactions such that the patient should
be advised about its use during pregnancy?
Arnica
Goldenseal
Comfrey
Valerian
Echinacea
, During the third trimester of pregnancy, lying in the Having the patient lie on her left side
supine position can be uncomfortable for the pregnant
woman due to the weight of the fetus pressing on
circulatory vessels. Patient positioning should be
adjusted by doing the following?
Having the patient lie on her right side
Having the patient lie on her left side
Taking frequent breaks to allow the patient to readjust her
position
Working on the patient in an upright position
Working on the patient in a Trendelenburg position
Cleaning a pacifier in the parent's/caregiver's mouth: can transfer caries-producing bacteria to the infant
can give malodor to the infant
can transfer caries-producing bacteria to the infant
is safe and effective
All these are correct
Drugs of abuse and dependence during pregnancy is convulsions
related to all of the following adverse conditions, except:
convulsions
sudden infant death syndrome
reduced birth weight
perinatal deaths
spontaneous abortion
