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    Hygiene and Safe Practice

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    manufactures instruction. Disposal: when disposing chemicals always follow what it says in the manufactures instructions. D iii) there are lots of common hazards when handling food I have listed 3 off them below: Risk of infection through poor hygiene. Reheating food. Incorrect storage. D iv) A) to store food correctly you must cover and label the food properly‚ store at the

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    Dental Hygienists

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    One of the careers I am interested in pursuing is a dental hygienist. The details I will go over in this paper are the educational requirements‚ post-secondary programs‚ and why I am interested in pursuing the career dental hygienist. I am very interested in pursuing becoming a dental hygienist‚ however‚ in order to do that I must meet the educational requirements. Training to become a dental hygienist is available at community colleges as a two-year program and a university as three-year or four-year

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    Food Hygiene: MCQ

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    facilities c. colour-coded overalls d. clothes lockers 5. Discolouration of food and an unpleasant smell are usually associated with; a. toxins b. pathogenic bacteria c. spores d. spoilage bacteria 6. Which of the following is a result of good hygiene standards? a. Food poisoning outbreaks b. More food preservatives c. Food that is safe to eat d. Tastier and more nutritious food 7. What attracts mice to food premises? a. food and shelter b. water and cool temperatures c. humans and shelter d

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    "Flip or Flop– DIY Your Dental Hygiene Career: Design Your Own Action Plan” In Cindy Purdy’s presentation she discusses the importance of ergonomics in the work place. She presents many different ideas of how to prevent injury by stretching inbetween patients and using more ergonomic instuments. What kind of injuries can happen because of the way dental hygienest sit and work was talked about quite a bit also. Some things that I found useful was the sadle seat. I have not seen one or heard about

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    Dental Hygienist

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    paths and a variety of jobs for people to choose. Different people are suited for different jobs. The career I chose was to be a dental hygienist. Dental hygienists work as qualified members of the oral health care team to look at and help fix peoples’ teeth and gums; they also search for a cure or any disease. They help patients to improve and keep good oral hygiene. Dental hygienist must be caring and be able to take good precaution of their patients and educate them on their teeth. They must have

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    Dental Caries

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    Electronically Published SUMJ ‐ 003    Chambers S (2012). Public Health & Dental  Caries in Young Children in Deprived  Communities in Scotland   Public Health and Dental Caries in Young Children in Deprived  Communities in Scotland    Stephanie Chambers (Research Fellow‚ Oral Health and Health Research Programme‚  Dental Health Services and Research)   Correspondence to: Stephanie Chambers : s.a.chambers@dundee.ac.uk                    ABSTRACT  Dental  caries  is  the  most  prevalent  disease  worldwide

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    Dental Caries

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    What is dental caries and how can it be prevented? Dental caries is a disease which infects the hard tissues (enamel‚ dentin‚ and cementum) of the teeth‚ it can also be known as cavity or tooth decay. This disease leads to holes that destroy the structure of the teeth that are also known as cavities. It usually comes from food that has accumulated on the surface of the tooth. The bacteria mostly responsible in causing dental cavities are known as mutans streptococci and lactobacilli. By not treating

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    future in dental hygiene. Some things you can do as a dental hygienist is clean and remove plaque from teeth‚ educate others about the importance of caring for your oral health which is the gateway to a person’s overall health. Becoming a dental hygienist professionally requires you to obtain an associate degree in dental hygiene. They affect the average American by educating them about dental care. And their earnings depend on where they work‚ and the amount of time worked. A dental hygienists

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    Hygiene and Comfort Room

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    Java & c++ Name: Section: Age: “PERCEPTION OF CCS STUDENTS ON THE CLEALINESS OF CCS BLDG.” 1.The causes or the main contributor of the unclean surroundings of CCS Building a. Students who has no discipline | Frequently Available | Available | Sometimes Available | Unavailable | I. Classroom | | | | |     a. Trash can   b. DustpanCleaning Materials:   c. Broom   d. Floor wax   e. Rag   f. Board eraser | | | | | II. Laboratory | | | | |     a. Trash can   b. DustpanCleaning Materials:

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    Infection Control and the Dental Practice The purpose of infection control in dental practice is to prevent the transmission of disease-producing agents such as bacteria‚ viruses and fungi from one patient to another patient‚ from dental practitioner and dental staff to patients‚ and from patients to dental practitioner or other dental staff. In dental practice‚ microorganisms may be inhaled‚ implanted‚ ingested‚ injected‚ or splashed onto the skin or mucosa. They can spread by direct contact

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