Dental Records: A Comprehensive Guide for Patients and Professionals
Dental Records: A Comprehensive Guide
Patient Information and Confidentiality
Dental records are confidential documents containing essential patient information. These records should include:
- Patient demographics (name, date of birth, contact information, etc.)
- Practitioner details
- Past medical and dental history
- Current diagnoses and treatment plans
- Administrative and financial information
These records, along with study models, X-rays, cytology reports, lab tests, and biopsies, are legal documents admissible
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Child Development, Nutrition, and Learning
Psychological Processes and the Zone of Proximal Development
According to Vygotsky, psychological processes occur on two levels, influenced by the Zone of Proximal Development (ZPD):
- Actual Development Level: Activities a child can perform independently.
- Potential Development Level: Activities a child is learning and requires assistance with. Learning occurs within the ZPD through interaction, particularly between teacher and student.
Development happens within
Read MoreWater Rescue Techniques and Procedures
Water Rescue Techniques
Towing Methods
Nape-Forehead and Temples: Suitable for accidents with loss of consciousness, providing a complete view. Propulsion: Breaststroke kick-back. Caution: Requires frequent head turns for visibility. Never use with suspected spinal injuries.
Arm Behind Back: Suitable for conscious victims, especially in difficult situations. Propulsion: Breaststroke kick-back; free arm movements can assist underwater. Caution: Avoid if major arm injury is suspected.
Armpits: Suitable
Read MoreFront Crawl Technique: Arm Stroke Analysis and Muscle Activation
Front Crawl Arm Stroke: Curve 2 (Sweep Down/Phase-Out Grip)
Initial Position
The arm is almost fully extended, slightly forward and outward from the shoulder line. The elbow is higher than the hand and points upward and outward. The wrist is slightly turned outward, and the hand faces down, out, and slightly back.
Final Position
The arm reaches maximum depth, nearly straight and outward from the shoulder. The elbow is flexed, pointing up and out. The wrist is slightly flexed and internally rotated.
Read MoreVoices in My Head: A Cry for Help
Voices in My Interior
A Cry for Help
Dear friend, imaginary,
Today, they did it again—the classmates I’m stuck with. They don’t understand; they just say I’m soft and rare. I love music, manga, and computers. I don’t like playing ball, and they always try to make me be alone on the playground, forcing me to be goalie. They don’t care if I let in a goal; they just embrace me as a winner. Not wanting to play is another reason for them to beat me! I’ve lost the desire to integrate; I only want to
Fundamental Motor Skills and Body Expression in Physical Education
Fundamental Motor Skills
Jumping
A basic human skill involving momentarily suspending the body in the air.
- Horizontal Jump (deep)
- Vertical Jump
- Spinning on One Foot (high)
Spinning
Rotation around any axis of the human body.
Releases
Prerequisite for launching, having picked up the object. Any action to dispose of an object after pushing with upper body segments.
Receptions
The act of gaining possession of an object. Any action involving catching or picking up an object, stationary or moving.
Development Stages
- First