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Can John’s grandmother consent to the extraction today?
No, she does not have parental responsibility or documented formal duty of care.
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Who can consent to a child’s treatment?
Parents or guardians with legal responsibility for the child.
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In what situation(s) would it be acceptable to proceed with treatment on a child without the relevant consent?
If delaying treatment poses a significant risk to the child.
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What steps would you take regarding the patient’s painful lesion upon examination?
Assess the lesion clinically, note its characteristics, and plan for further management or referral.
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Write a referral letter for a specialist. What key information should you include?
Patient's info, NHS number, presenting complaint, clinical findings, provisional diagnosis, and what you need from the specialist.
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How would you communicate with the patient about the issue of the fallen restoration?
Acknowledge the issue, apologize for the inconvenience, and discuss the next steps to resolve it.
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What methods of anxiety management can you employ to help the anxious child?
Use behavioral techniques, such as distraction, and possibly pharmacological options if necessary.
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How should you communicate your findings of gingival hyperplasia to the patient?
Explain the condition clearly and discuss the potential link to their medication.
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What additional considerations should be taken into account regarding a patient taking calcium channel blockers?
Monitor and discuss the management of gingival hyperplasia and potential adjustments to their treatment.
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What are the steps you would take in managing a case with suspected pulpal involvement?
Evaluate the extent of the cavity, discuss treatment options with the parent, and possibly provide immediate pain relief.
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What information should you provide to the parent regarding treatment options and potential outcomes?
Discuss the diagnosis, treatment options, possible risks, benefits, and expected outcomes.
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How can you effectively communicate the importance of preventive measures to a patient?
Educate about the consequences of non-compliance and demonstrate proper techniques and usage of preventive products.
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What strategies can you suggest to encourage better compliance with home care routines?
Set realistic goals, provide written instructions, and follow-up on their progress regularly.
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What details should be included in your referral letter for a pediatric patient with a dental anomaly?
Relevant patient history, clinical findings, and clear reasons for referral.
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How would you explain the referral process to the parent and the rationale behind it?
Inform them about the need for specialized care and assure them of the ongoing management.
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