B/A Chapter 10 Quiz Review (2026)

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What is matrixing?

Outlining or configuring the pages of an appointment book.

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What is the second step in the art of scheduling?

Developing a process for monitoring and adjusting the schedule to meet the goals set by the team.

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What are major advantages of buttons or tabs on your appointment book?

Locate open appointment times, track production goals, and know when the practice is opened or closed.

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The dentist has told you that five units are needed to complete a procedure. What information do you need to schedule the appointment?

The number of minutes in the unit.

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What are the keys to maximizing schedule efficiency?

The person who handles scheduling, a procedure that may require an EFDA, and the time of day the dental healthcare team works smarter and faster.

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Which document outlines the dentist's obligation to make reasonable arrangements for emergency care?

The ADA Principles of Ethics and Code of Professional Conduct.

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What is a patient who requires extra time and energy spent on them described as?

A difficult patient.

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A patient calls at 10 a.m. to cancel their 2 p.m. appointment because of a work emergency. What is the best technique for filling that time period?

Use an established call list to fill the opening.

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Where can the daily schedule sheet be found?

In the treatment rooms, the doctor's private office, and the lab.

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What are two features of an electronic scheduler?

It can be customized to each individual practice and can track missed appointments.

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How are the pages of an appointment book divided?

Into columns.

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Which appointment book feature is especially helpful when scheduling recall appointments a few months in advance?

The calendar button.

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How can the amount of treatment provided and the amount of money collected be increased?

Efficient scheduling techniques increase treatment provided, while effective collection methods increase money collected.

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What is the minimum amount of time required to properly clean and prepare the treatment room between procedures?

10 minutes.

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Which form helps the administrative dental assistant determine whether a patient can be seen as an emergency patient?

The telephone information form.

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Why can patients who hurry to make a late appointment experience treatment complications?

Their blood pressure may increase, and complications can occur if local anesthetic is administered before their vital signs return to normal.

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What does the notation "tp 2:15" in the appointment book identify?

A chronically late patient.

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What should you do if it is impossible to see a patient within 10 minutes of their arrival?

Inform the patient of the delay and the approximate time the dentist will see them.

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When should children be scheduled, and how long should their appointments be?

Short morning appointments lasting about two units.

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What is essential when a patient preschedules an appointment at the conclusion of their recall appointment?

Appointment confirmation.

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What three things does the appointment book identify?

Available treatment rooms, available treatment personnel, and the treatment to be performed.

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What is the most common and useful appointment book format?

One week at a time.

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A dental practice has four dentists who work different schedules, but never more than two are present at once. How many columns should the appointment schedule have?

Two columns.

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What can the use of color in an appointment book identify?

The practitioner, the treatment room, and the type of treatment scheduled.

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Why is the art of scheduling important?

It maximizes production, meets the goals and philosophy of the practice, and prevents wasteful downtime for the staff.

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If the appointment book is divided into six time units per hour (10 minutes each), how many minutes is a 7-unit appointment?

70 minutes.

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The patient who arrives on the wrong day-

Always give patients an appointment card specifying the time and date of the appointment.

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The student who can't miss school-

Reserve peak time slots for patients who cannot possibly come at any other time.

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Chronically late patients-

Always schedule the patient 15 minutes earlier than their actual appointment.

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The cancelled appointment-

Take steps to relieve patient anxiety.

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The emergency patient-

Matrix the appointment book with morning and afternoon times.

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Why must appointment books be kept out of sight?

They contain protected health information (PHI).

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What is it a good idea to reserve time in the schedule for?

Accommodating new patients.

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Who is responsible for the daily schedule, rather than the business manager or office manager?

The receptionist.