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3.00 Credits
A continuation of Architectural and Structural Drafting with emphasis on the technical language and current detailing practice for structural steel, reinforced concrete and timber. This is accomplished by solving typical problems that are encountered in actual practice. Prerequisite: DF 107. S (S)
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5.00 Credits
This course provides an introduction to the theory and practice of dental hygiene. It includes a study of the origin and development of dental hygiene as a profession. Basic dental hygiene assessment and instrumentation techniques are introduced as well as a study of plaque induced dental diseases and their prevention. Topics include professionalism, ethics, cultural competence, current dental hygiene issues, the American Dental Hygienists' Association and professional organizations, orientation to the dental operatory, ergonomics, infection control procedures, health history interpretation, oral and dental examination, dental charting and methods used by the dental hygienist for the prevention of oral diseases. Clinical practice will include the use of models and classmates will serve as patients. Current guidelines for infection control and patient confidentiality procedures are presented and must be followed. Students must recruit patients for treatment. Minimum passing grade required is "C-" for written evaluationsin each module and "C-" for clinicalcompetency skill evaluations. Co-requisites: All required first semester courses in the dental hygiene curriculum. F (N)
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3.00 Credits
An introduction to dental terminology, morphology and functional characteristics of teeth and occlusion will be presented. The embryologic development of the teeth and orofacial structures as well as the histogenesis, structure and function of dental tissues are studied. Individual tooth development and eruption patterns of primary and permanent teeth are compared. A detailed study of the bones, muscles, nerves, vascular supply and specialized tissues of the head and neck will be presented. Application to clinical dental hygiene is stressed. Minimum required passing grade is "C-."Co-requisites: All required first semester courses in the dental hygiene curriculum. F (N)
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1.00 Credits
The technical aspects of dental radiography are covered. Lectures include an overview of radiation history, radiation safety, infection control, a discussion of dental films, intra-oral techniques, film exposure factors and image formation, film processing and mounting, basic image interpretation, quality control techniques and the care and maintenance of dental radiographic equipment. Minimum required passing grade is "C-."Co-requisites: All required first semester courses in the dental hygiene curriculum. F (N)
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1.00 Credits
This laboratory course provides practical application of knowledge gained in DH 120. Using training manikins, emphasis is placed on the paralleling technique of taking dental radiographs using film positioning devices such as XCP instruments and Stabe film holders. Film processing methods, film mounting, basic interpretation and self-evaluation of technique and processing errors are practiced. Radiation safety for patient and clinician will be stressed. Minimum required passing grade is "C-." Co-requisite:DH 120. F (N)
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4.00 Credits
Students will gain experience in the dental hygiene process of care by providing oral health services to patients. Clinical skills will include instrumentation techniques, care and sharpening of instruments, taking diagnostically acceptable radiographs, polishing of the teeth, topical application of fluorides, use of topical anesthetics, instructing patients on oral self-care, dental operatory maintenance and use of electronic patient records. Lectures and practical experiences will prepare students with the verbal and motivational skills needed to provide effective oral health presentations to client groups of all ages. Discussions will include writing objectives and developing lesson plans for group specific oral health instruction and the use of audiovisual equipment. Students will work collaboratively in small groups to develop and deliver a presentation to a target audience in the community. Minimum required passing grade is "C-" for the written evaluationsin each module and "C-" for clinicalcompetency skill evaluations. Pre-requisites: All required first semester courses in the dental hygiene curriculum must be passed. Co-requisites: All required second semester courses in the dental hygiene curriculum and current BLS certification. S (N)
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2.00 Credits
Effective pain and anxiety control are essential components of the management of dental patients. This course will present the didactic material required by the State of New York for a restricted certificate to administer local infiltration anesthesia and nitrous oxide analgesia during dental hygiene treatment procedures. The clinical requirements for this certificate will begin in Oral Health Services III. Topics include a review of dental neuroanatomy, respiratory anatomy and physiology, pharmacology of local anesthetic drugs and nitrous oxide, proper administration techniques, patient assessment, legal and ethical issues. Pre-requisites: All required first semester courses in the dental hygiene curriculum must be passed. Co-requisites: All required second semester courses in the dental hygiene curriculum. S (N)
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2.00 Credits
Basic principles of nutrition are studied including carbohydrates, minerals, proteins, fats and vitamins. Clinical applications to oral health and the effects of nutritional deficiencies are studied. Clients are provided with nutritional counseling to control dental caries using dietary evaluation systems and clinical salivary testing. Minimum required passing grade is "C-." Pre-requisites: Allrequired first semester courses in the dental hygiene curriculum must be passed. Co-requisites: All required second semester courses in the dental hygiene curriculum. S (N)
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3.00 Credits
Practical experience in applying the dental hygiene process of care in the treatment and management of dental hygiene patients and will include assessment, planning, implementation and evaluation. Experience in taking and interpreting film-based and digital dental radiographs, application of topical fluorides and use of topical anesthetics. Practical exercises in the management of medical emergencies will be conducted. A minimum of 15 hours will be devoted to practicing local infiltration anesthesia and nitrous oxide analgesia. Current infection control and patient confidentiality procedures will be followed. Minimum required passing grade is "C-."Prerequisites: All required second semester courses in the dental hygiene curriculum must be passed. Co-requisite: Current BLS certification. Summer Session I. ( N)
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1.00 Credits
A continuation of Dental Radiography I (DH 120). The fundamentals of dental radiography are explored in greater depth. Lectures will cover radiation physics and biology, radiographic interpretation and application to patient treatment. Supplemental techniques will be discussed and include extra-oral radiography, digital imaging, special needs patients and quality assurance methods. Minimum required passing grade is "C-."Prerequisites: All required first semester courses in the dental hygiene curriculum must be passed. Co-requisites: All required second semester courses in the dental hygiene curriculum. S (N)
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