Community Part 1

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Across
  1. 3. This was developed by the WHO and determines periodontal needs rather than periodontal status.
  2. 6. An irreversible index that assesses the extent of root caries experience.
  3. 8. This check for bleeding and delayed bleeding to indicate whether or not someone has gingival inflammation.
  4. 9. Procedure performed by dental hygienists in some states in which a tooth is sealed after removing demineralized tooth surfaces by hand.
  5. 10. A system of the 5 dimensional health model that focuses on the body, fitness, nutrition, and not being sick or injured.
  6. 17. The M in DMFT/DMFS stands for what?
  7. 19. Tool used to perform the Eastman Interdental Bleeding Index.
  8. 23. The final step of the learning ladder.
  9. 24. Tool used for GBI.
  10. 27. A type two examination that uses a mouth mirror, explorer, adequate illumination, posterior bitewing radiographs and select periapicals.
  11. 29. The amount of existing and new cases of a disease.
  12. 30. Second step in community program planning.
  13. 33. The amount of new cases of a disease.
  14. 37. A system of the 5 dimensional health model that focuses on how you think and being able to control your thoughts and think positively.
  15. 38. The second lowest level on Maslow's hierarchy.
  16. 40. Type of Prevention in which the goal is to delay the onset of disease, reverse its progress, or arrest it.
  17. 46. The first step of the learning ladder.
  18. 48. The fifth step of the learning ladder.
  19. 50. This uses a probe to determine prevalence and severity of gingivitis in groups based on the severity of inflammation and location.
  20. 51. Fifth step in community program planning.
  21. 53. A type three examination that uses a mouth mirror, explorer, and adequate illumination.
  22. 55. A division of the 5 dimensional health model that is about connecting with other people and having close friends.
  23. 56. A special what is used for the PSR?
  24. 57. Fill in the Blank: The optimal fluoride level in drinking water is zero point ________ ppm.
  25. 58. Anything that limits an individual's ability to received dental services.
  26. 63. The F in DMFT/DMFS stands for what?
  27. 64. An evaluation that looks at how well the community program performed and the quality of it.
  28. 65. The third step of the learning ladder.
  29. 70. Used to test for plaque control and calculus inhibition by measuring supragingival calculus formation following prophylaxis.
  30. 71. A system of the 5 dimensional health model that focuses on being able to read, value, and control you own emotions and the emotions of others.
  31. 72. This is at the center of the 5 dimensional health model.
  32. 73. A type four examination that uses a tongue depressor and available illumination.
  33. 74. A dental index that shows conditions that can be changed.
  34. 75. The first step in community program planning.
  35. 76. An internal evaluation of the program during planning.
  36. 77. This is a modified version of the PI in that it uses Ramfjord's teeth.
  37. 78. Final step in community program planning.
  38. 79. An evaluation that looks at how much the program did on a numerical scale.
  39. 80. A oral hygiene index
Down
  1. 1. The group a community program will serve.
  2. 2. Type of prevention that involves replacement of lost tissues through rehabilitation from the disease damage.
  3. 4. This is designed to detect early symptoms of gingivitis.
  4. 5. For a GI teeth are divided in to how many areas?
  5. 7. Interviews, surveys, document analysis, and observations are an example of what type of dental hygiene evaluations?
  6. 11. The third level from the lowest of Maslow's hierarchy.
  7. 12. An irreversible index that measures the observable caries experience in primary teeth.
  8. 13. A psychological theory that argues there are 5 distinct needs that motivate human behavior.
  9. 14. Fill in the Blank: According to Maslow's hierarchy of needs a person must first meet a _______ level before the next can be met.
  10. 15. The second step of the learning ladder.
  11. 16. a probe is used assess plaque and the thickness of it at the gingival margin.
  12. 18. This classified periodontal treatment needs quickly and efficiently and is a preliminary screening tool to determine need for full mouth periodontal assessment.
  13. 20. An irreversible index used to measure past and present caries of a population with permanent dentition.
  14. 21. The second highest level of Maslow's hierarchy.
  15. 22. What is needed to perform a CPITN?
  16. 25. Type of prevention in which routine treatment is given to terminate the disease process or restore tissues to as normal as possible.
  17. 26. A dental index that shows the presence of absence of a condition.
  18. 28. A oral hygiene index that uses a disclosing solution to assess performance in removing plaque and debris after toothbrushing instructions.
  19. 31. The highest level of Maslow's hierarchy.
  20. 32. The dmft does not account for teeth that were what due to past caries experience?
  21. 34. A method of identifying the cause of disease through the assessment of risk factors.
  22. 35. Assesses papillary bleeding to indicate the presence of gingival inflammation.
  23. 36. Index that rates fluorosis within a population based on the most severe form found on two or more teeth.
  24. 39. The most basic human needs according to Maslow's hierarchy.
  25. 41. The fourth step of the learning ladder.
  26. 42. An evaluation of a program after implementation.
  27. 43. This is performed as a clinical exam alone or with radiographs and each tooth is scored based on the condition of the surrounding tissue.
  28. 44. Plant based sweetener that inhibits the bacteria's ability to metabolize sugar.
  29. 45. A broad statement about the expected outcome when a project is complete.
  30. 47. Basic screening and exams that use dental indices are examples of what type of dental hygiene evaluations.
  31. 49. Specific and observable actions that the learner can perform.
  32. 52. A type one examination that uses a mouth mirror, explorer, adequate illumination, thorough radiographs, study models, and other tests as needed.
  33. 54. A system of the 5 dimensional health model that focuses on having a connection to something that is bigger than oneself or having a sense of belonging.
  34. 59. This is used to measure oral hygiene status by observing debris and calculus.
  35. 60. The community profile created during assessment will serve as what?
  36. 61. The D in DMFT/DMFS stands for what?
  37. 62. Group of teeth that serve as a representation of the full dentition.
  38. 66. A dental index that shows conditions that will not change.
  39. 67. A dental index that shows all past and present evident of a condition.
  40. 68. Fourth step in community program planning.
  41. 69. Third step in community program planning.