Mosby's Dental Assisting Exam Review - Elsevier eBook on VitalSource, 3rd Edition

by Mosby and Betty Ladley Finkbeiner, CDA-Emeritus, BS, MS

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ISBN: 9780323484053

Publication Date: 03-01-2017

Page Count: 272

Imprint: Mosby

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Prepare for and pass your local, state, or board exams with Mosby’s Dental Assisting Exam Review, 3rd Edition. This best-selling comprehensive resource is modeled after the format of the Certified Dental Assistant (CDA^®) exam administered by the Dental Assisting National Board (DANB) and includes 600 all-new questions. With a total of 2,800 total multiple-choice questions and nearly seven times the practice of the CDA^® exam, all the standard topics and procedures specific to dental assisting are meticulously covered. In addition, an updated companion website includes a database of exam questions and a custom test generator with time-clock functionality. Plus, this is the only product on the market to address state-by-state expanded functions with state-specific questions to give you realistic practice wherever you plan to practice.

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New to This Edition
- NEW! Content review sections summarize key information to provide an even more comprehensive exam-preparation product
- NEW! Approximately 600 all-new questions provides you more opportunities to master content and gain test-taking confidence
- NEW! Expanded question rationales help you to break down and understand questions and strengthen your grasp of the material
- UNIQUE! Additional expanded functions questions ensure that you are prepared for exam success in any state you choose to practice
Key Features
- Comprehensive practice with 2,800 total multiple-choice questions provides nearly seven times the practice of the board exam
- National board format follows the Certified Dental Assistant (CDA^®) blueprints with the same number and type of questions you can expect to see in the General Chairside, Infection Control, and Radiation Health and Safety component exams
- Answer key and rationales help you assess your understanding and gauge your exam readiness
- Unique companion website allows you to practice specific types and numbers of questions or easily generate a simulated exam from the 2,800-question item bank to mimic the types and numbers of questions on the CDA^® exam
- Realistic computerized testing experience with a clock functionality helps you learn to master time for optimal test-day readiness
- Photos and illustrations included with exam questions provide realistic exam simulation
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Contents

PART 1: Content Review

Chapter 1: General Chairside Assisting Exam Review
1. Collection and Recording of Clinical Data
2. Chairside Dental Procedures
3. Chairside Dental Materials: Preparation, Manipulation, Application
4. Laboratory Materials and Procedures
5. Patient Education and Oral Health Management
6. Prevention and Management of Emergencies
7. Office Operations

Chapter 2: Radiation Health and Safety Exam Review
1. Expose and Evaluate
2. Quality Assurance and Radiology Regulations
3. Radiation Safety for Patients and Operators
4. Infection Control

Chapter 3: Infection Control Exam Review
1. Patient and Dental Healthcare Worker Education
2. Standard/Universal Precautions and the Prevention of Disease Transmission
a. Preventing cross-contamination and disease transmission
b. Maintaining aseptic conditions
c. Instrument processing
d. Asepsis procedures
3. Occupational Safety

PART 2: Practice Examinations

Test 1
General Chairside
Radiation Health and Safety
Infection Control
Answers and Rationales

Test 2
General Chairside
Radiation Health and Safety
Infection Control
Answers and Rationales

Test 3
General Chairside
Radiation Health and Safety
Infection Control
Answers and Rationales

National and State Contacts
Bibliography/Suggested Readings
Figure Credits
Authors

Mosby and Betty Ladley Finkbeiner, CDA-Emeritus, BS, MS, Faculty Emeritus, Washtenaw Community College, Ann Arbor, MI, USA
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