HESI Case Study One

Which bacteria are predominately found close to the pulp in carious lesion on #14?

Which clinical characteristic indicates the presence of subgingival calculus?

Radiographically, what is the radiopaque structure posterior to #31?

Which explains the distobuccal probing depths on #13?

The pt is scheduled to have #14 extracted. Which prophylactic oral antibiotic regimen should be prescribed for this procedure?

If necessary, which nonopioid analgesic can be recommended for the pt to take after the extraction?

The dental hygienist plans to debride the pts dentition using a magnetostrictive ultrasonic scaler. Which motion and sides are active with the scaler tip?

The palate appears keratotic with interspersed red spots. What does this clinical appearance most likely represent?

The carious lesion on #14 has penetrated each of the following tooth structires EXCEPT one. Which is the exception?

Which agent was #30 most likely treated with before the restoration was placed?

He pt experiences acute pain during the periodontal debridement of #12, necessitating supraperiosteal anesthesia. Which volume of anesthetic solution, in mm, should be administered?

The recession for all three surfaces on the lingual #13 is 1mm. Which is the clinical attachment loss in mm for the mesiolingual aspect of #13?

The loss of enamel on #6 is permanent because ameloblasts recede to the dentinoenamel junction (DEJ) upon eruption.

What clinical condition is present in the anterior teeth?

Once the pt has completed the tobacco assessment survey, what should be assessed next?