Dental radiographers who are ________ contribute to the growing access to care barriers for patients with cultural diversity
A) good communicators
B) stereotypical
C) sensitive to others' beliefs
D) knowledgeable
B
Explanation: A) Radiographers who are stereotypical with cultural diversity contribute to the growing access to care barriers.
B) Radiographers who are stereotypical with cultural diversity contribute to the growing access to care barriers.
C) Radiographers who are stereotypical with cultural diversity contribute to the growing access to care barriers.
D) Radiographers who are stereotypical with cultural diversity contribute to the growing access to care barriers.
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Each of the following statements regarding the radiographic appearance of caries is correct except one. Which one is the exception?
A) Buccal/lingual caries appears as a round radiolucency in the middle of the tooth. B) Cemental caries appears as an ill-defined, radiolucent, saucer-shaped area below the CEJ. C) Occlusal caries appears in the pit and fissures of the tooth surface. D) Proximal caries begins as a radiolucent notch on the enamel at the contact point between adjacent teeth.
The goal of all communication with patients should be to provide
A) effective customer service. B) personal information. C) abundant medical details. D) everything required by law.