Deck 5: Dentistry and the Law

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Which of the following refers to professional negligence?

A)Neglect
B)Malpractice
C)Abandonment
D)Dereliction of duty
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Which of the following is true of the concept of informed patient consent?

A)It means that the dentist informs the patient of the preferred treatment option.
B)It means that the dentist has written documentation of the patient's consent and understanding of the procedure.
C)It means that the patient has chosen to enter the dental office of his or her own free will and was not coerced.
D)It means that the dentist must give the patient enough information about his or her condition and all available treatment options.
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Direct supervision means that the dentist:

A)examines the patient before delegating the procedure and again when the procedure is complete.
B)examines the patient before delegating the procedure, but not when the procedure is complete.
C)examines the patient only when the procedure is complete.
D)does not examine the patient.
Question
State dental practice act regulations are interpreted by the:

A)individual dentist, hygienist, or assistant.
B)state board of dentistry.
C)dental association of each state.
D)dental school in each state.
Question
The "four Ds" that must be present for a malpractice suit against a dentist to be successful are duty,dereliction,direct cause,and:

A)damages.
B)doctor.
C)due care.
D)due process.
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Which of the following organizations issues the license for a dentist to practice dentistry?

A)State board of dentistry
B)State dental association
C)American Dental Association
D)School from which the dentist graduated
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________ is permission for a procedure to be performed,which is granted by a patient after having been informed about the procedure's details.

A)Informed consent
B)Administrative law
C)Reciprocity
D)Tort law
Question
Failure to pay a dental practitioner license renewal fee on time is an example of which of the following types of legal offense?

A)Felony
B)Misdemeanor
C)Infraction
D)Contract law
Question
The doctrine of _______ means that statements made spontaneously by anyone at the time of an alleged negligent act are admissible as evidence,and they may be damaging to the dentist and dental assistant in a court of law.

A)respondeat superior
B)res ipsa loquitur
C)res gestae
D)direct cause
Question
The concept of duty of care,or standard of care,is a:

A)law that all dentists must follow.
B)law that provides specific steps that a dentist must follow.
C)legal concept that provides general boundaries.
D)black-and-white rule.
Question
Which of the following statements is true concerning statutory law?

A)There are four types of statutory law: criminal, civil, contract, and tort.
B)Civil law seeks to punish the offender, whereas criminal law seeks to compensate the victim.
C)Statutory law involves laws enacted by legislation through U.S. Congress, state legislature, or local legislative bodies.
D)Insurance fraud is an example of a civil act that may be committed in a dental office.
Question
Which of the following is true regarding the unlicensed practice of dentistry?

A)Any function that is not expressly prohibited is permitted.
B)If the dentist asks an assistant to perform an expanded function that is not legal in that state, the assistant who does so is absolved of responsibility.
C)Performing illegal procedures is permitted if the operator is unaware of the provisions of the dental practice act.
D)An assistant can perform only functions that have been delegated.
Question
_____________ states that an employer is responsible for any harm caused by the actions of his or her employee while that employee is carrying out the employer's business.

A)Direct supervision
B)Expanded functions
C)Respondeat superior
D)Res gestae
Question
The purpose of a state dental practice act is to:

A)provide guidelines for the moral conduct of the dental profession.
B)provide guidelines for dental assistants to follow.
C)protect dentists from lawsuits.
D)specify the legal requirements for the practice of dentistry within the state.
Question
Which of the following is considered the best defense against a malpractice lawsuit?

A)Good dental assistants and dental records
B)Prevention and good communication with the patient
C)A treatment plan and good billing practices
D)A good dentist and an informed consent
Question
Implied consent is given when the:

A)doctor explains the treatment plan to the patient.
B)patient signs the consent form.
C)patient agrees to treatment.
D)patient chooses a treatment alternative.
Question
Performance of an act that a reasonable and prudent professional would not perform is called:

A)endangerment.
B)trauma.
C)commission.
D)omission.
Question
Consent for treatment of a minor child must be given by the:

A)caretaker.
B)parent or legal guardian.
C)department of social services.
D)friend of the court.
Question
Doing something that should not have been done is an act of:

A)omission.
B)commission.
C)civil disobedience.
D)breach of contract.
Question
The duty of care owed by a dentist to a patient includes:

A)personally treating all of their dental needs.
B)using reasonable judgment.
C)promising a successful outcome.
D)using the latest materials.
Question
Which of the following is able to provide an expressed contract for emergency treatment of a 16-year old child who broke a tooth in the neighbor's driveway?

A)The neighbor
B)The child
C)The child's parent
D)Sixteen-year-old brother of the child
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Who owns the patient's original dental records?

A)The dentist
B)The patient
C)The state
Question
Removal of the wrong tooth is an example of a tort of omission because the correct tooth was not removed.
Question
A malpractice suit is an example of ______ law.

A)contract
B)tort
C)administrative
D)infraction
Question
Which of the following is true of direct but not general supervision?

A)The dentist must authorize the specific procedures to be performed.
B)The procedures must be performed by a legally qualified dental auxiliary.
C)The dentist must examine the patient before and after the treatment.
D)The dentist must examine the patient once during treatment.
Question
Under which of the following conditions may a dentist refer a patient who is HIV positive to a dental specialist?

A)The patient refuses to be seen after hours as required by the dentist.
B)The patient has a condition that the dentist normally refers to a specialist.
C)The dentist feels uncomfortable about treating someone with HIV.
D)The dentist cannot refuse to treat an HIV positive person under any circumstance.
Question
Which of the following forms of licensure allows a dentist who is licensed in one state a license to practice in another state without further examination or requirements?

A)Licensure by credential
B)Reciprocity
C)Limited license
D)Probationary license
Question
Which of the following is the correct way for a dental assistant to correct a chart entry?

A)Use ink to write over the incorrect entry.
B)Get a new, blank history form and discard the one with the correct entry.
C)Use Wite-Out or other correction fluid to cover up the old entry.
D)Draw a single line through the original entry so that it can still be read.
Question
Which of the following types of law deals with binding agreements between two people?

A)Misdemeanor
B)Tort
C)Administrative
D)Contract
Question
Which of the following is the least severe classification of criminal law?

A)Felony
B)Malpractice
C)Misdemeanor
D)Infraction
Question
Informed consent forms :

A)are an alternative to face-to-face discussion between the dentist and the patient.
B)work to reduce the amount of time required to answer all of the patient's questions and concerns.
C)must be chosen from commercial sources; development of a personal form is prohibited.
D)greatly increase the dentist's chance of defense against allegations from a patient that he or she was not fully informed about a procedure.
Question
Immunity is granted from criminal or civil liability for reporting abuse as required in states that legally _________ the reporting of child,spousal,or elder abuse.

A)mandate
B)permit
C)allow
D)sanction
Question
____________ is (are)not included in the patient chart.

A)Patient financial records
B)Examination records
C)Radiographs
D)Correspondence to or about a patient
Question
Regulations for dental assistants:

A)vary greatly from state to state.
B)are established by the federal government.
C)were created by the American Dental Assistants Association (ADAA).
D)are determined by the employer dentist according to the doctrine of respondent superior.
Question
A dentist usually refers a patient when:

A)he or she does not want to treat the patient.
B)the case is unusual and conditions are beyond the dentist's scope of expertise.
C)the patient has early adult periodontitis.
D)the patient does not have dental insurance benefits.
Question
A patient of record is a person who has:

A)contacted the office by phone or e-mail for an appointment.
B)been examined and diagnosed by a licensed dentist.
C)spoken with the dentist.
D)completed a medical and dental history form.
Question
Which of the following categories of civil law is established by actions rather than words?

A)Expressed contract
B)Implied contract
C)Administrative
D)Tort
Question
What must a dentist do to avoid a patient claim of abandonment?

A)Prove that the patient did not follow instructions.
B)Show that the patient failed to keep appointments.
C)Send a notification of termination.
D)Show the patient failed to pay a bill.
Question
Which of the following is legally necessary to dismiss a patient from a dental practice?

A)Written notice of termination
B)Forwarding the original patient record to the subsequent dentist
C)A signed release form by the patient and the dentist
D)A hold-harmless clause in a written contract
Question
Which of the following offenses is most likely to result in imprisonment?

A)Felony criminal
B)Misdemeanor criminal
C)Infraction criminal
D)Civil
Question
Abandonment could be charged if the dentist:

A)prepares a tooth for a crown and then does not deliver and cement the crown.
B)makes arrangements for another dentist to provide patient care in his or her absence.
C)goes on a last-minute vacation and forwards his calls to an answering service.
D)decides to move his practice to another state in 90 days.
Question
Asking for a parent's consent for emergency treatment in advance is called:

A)marginalization.
B)res gestae.
C)blanket consent.
D)thinking in advance.
Question
Which of the following situations is not an exception to disclosure?

A)A patient asks not to be advised.
B)The patient has a choice of treatment options.
C)The information is so upsetting that the patient cannot be rational.
D)Treatment is minor and rarely results in risk.
Question
What percentage of child abuse injuries involve the head,neck,or mouth area?

A)25%
B)50%
C)75%
D)100%
Question
When parents live separately,the child's personal information form should indicate which parent:

A)is the custodial parent.
B)will be bringing the child to the next dental appointment.
C)is the natural birth parent of the child, or adoptive parent if that is the situation.
D)initiated the separation.
Question
Which of the following is the most common form of elder abuse?

A)Physical neglect or injury
B)Emotional abuse or deprivation
C)Sexual abuse
D)Financial exploitation
Question
Legal problems with patients are best avoided by maintaining ________ with all patients.

A)extended office hours
B)efficient staff
C)good rapport and open communication
D)good records
Question
Which of the following is not an indicator of dental neglect or abuse?

A)Untreated rampant caries
B)Untreated trauma affecting the orofacial region
C)A devital anterior tooth
D)Injury to the labial frenum
Question
Many states identify dental professionals as ______ of suspected cases of child abuse.

A)the frontline of identification
B)mandated reporters
C)excessively overeager
D)injudicious
Question
Who should make a guarantee about the outcome of dental treatment?

A)Dentist
B)Dental assistant
C)Business office staff
D)No one
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Informed consent is a form that the patient completes.
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1
Which of the following refers to professional negligence?

A)Neglect
B)Malpractice
C)Abandonment
D)Dereliction of duty
Malpractice
2
Which of the following is true of the concept of informed patient consent?

A)It means that the dentist informs the patient of the preferred treatment option.
B)It means that the dentist has written documentation of the patient's consent and understanding of the procedure.
C)It means that the patient has chosen to enter the dental office of his or her own free will and was not coerced.
D)It means that the dentist must give the patient enough information about his or her condition and all available treatment options.
It means that the dentist must give the patient enough information about his or her condition and all available treatment options.
3
Direct supervision means that the dentist:

A)examines the patient before delegating the procedure and again when the procedure is complete.
B)examines the patient before delegating the procedure, but not when the procedure is complete.
C)examines the patient only when the procedure is complete.
D)does not examine the patient.
examines the patient before delegating the procedure and again when the procedure is complete.
4
State dental practice act regulations are interpreted by the:

A)individual dentist, hygienist, or assistant.
B)state board of dentistry.
C)dental association of each state.
D)dental school in each state.
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5
The "four Ds" that must be present for a malpractice suit against a dentist to be successful are duty,dereliction,direct cause,and:

A)damages.
B)doctor.
C)due care.
D)due process.
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6
Which of the following organizations issues the license for a dentist to practice dentistry?

A)State board of dentistry
B)State dental association
C)American Dental Association
D)School from which the dentist graduated
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7
________ is permission for a procedure to be performed,which is granted by a patient after having been informed about the procedure's details.

A)Informed consent
B)Administrative law
C)Reciprocity
D)Tort law
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Failure to pay a dental practitioner license renewal fee on time is an example of which of the following types of legal offense?

A)Felony
B)Misdemeanor
C)Infraction
D)Contract law
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9
The doctrine of _______ means that statements made spontaneously by anyone at the time of an alleged negligent act are admissible as evidence,and they may be damaging to the dentist and dental assistant in a court of law.

A)respondeat superior
B)res ipsa loquitur
C)res gestae
D)direct cause
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10
The concept of duty of care,or standard of care,is a:

A)law that all dentists must follow.
B)law that provides specific steps that a dentist must follow.
C)legal concept that provides general boundaries.
D)black-and-white rule.
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Which of the following statements is true concerning statutory law?

A)There are four types of statutory law: criminal, civil, contract, and tort.
B)Civil law seeks to punish the offender, whereas criminal law seeks to compensate the victim.
C)Statutory law involves laws enacted by legislation through U.S. Congress, state legislature, or local legislative bodies.
D)Insurance fraud is an example of a civil act that may be committed in a dental office.
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12
Which of the following is true regarding the unlicensed practice of dentistry?

A)Any function that is not expressly prohibited is permitted.
B)If the dentist asks an assistant to perform an expanded function that is not legal in that state, the assistant who does so is absolved of responsibility.
C)Performing illegal procedures is permitted if the operator is unaware of the provisions of the dental practice act.
D)An assistant can perform only functions that have been delegated.
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_____________ states that an employer is responsible for any harm caused by the actions of his or her employee while that employee is carrying out the employer's business.

A)Direct supervision
B)Expanded functions
C)Respondeat superior
D)Res gestae
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14
The purpose of a state dental practice act is to:

A)provide guidelines for the moral conduct of the dental profession.
B)provide guidelines for dental assistants to follow.
C)protect dentists from lawsuits.
D)specify the legal requirements for the practice of dentistry within the state.
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15
Which of the following is considered the best defense against a malpractice lawsuit?

A)Good dental assistants and dental records
B)Prevention and good communication with the patient
C)A treatment plan and good billing practices
D)A good dentist and an informed consent
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Implied consent is given when the:

A)doctor explains the treatment plan to the patient.
B)patient signs the consent form.
C)patient agrees to treatment.
D)patient chooses a treatment alternative.
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17
Performance of an act that a reasonable and prudent professional would not perform is called:

A)endangerment.
B)trauma.
C)commission.
D)omission.
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18
Consent for treatment of a minor child must be given by the:

A)caretaker.
B)parent or legal guardian.
C)department of social services.
D)friend of the court.
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19
Doing something that should not have been done is an act of:

A)omission.
B)commission.
C)civil disobedience.
D)breach of contract.
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20
The duty of care owed by a dentist to a patient includes:

A)personally treating all of their dental needs.
B)using reasonable judgment.
C)promising a successful outcome.
D)using the latest materials.
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Which of the following is able to provide an expressed contract for emergency treatment of a 16-year old child who broke a tooth in the neighbor's driveway?

A)The neighbor
B)The child
C)The child's parent
D)Sixteen-year-old brother of the child
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22
Who owns the patient's original dental records?

A)The dentist
B)The patient
C)The state
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23
Removal of the wrong tooth is an example of a tort of omission because the correct tooth was not removed.
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24
A malpractice suit is an example of ______ law.

A)contract
B)tort
C)administrative
D)infraction
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Which of the following is true of direct but not general supervision?

A)The dentist must authorize the specific procedures to be performed.
B)The procedures must be performed by a legally qualified dental auxiliary.
C)The dentist must examine the patient before and after the treatment.
D)The dentist must examine the patient once during treatment.
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26
Under which of the following conditions may a dentist refer a patient who is HIV positive to a dental specialist?

A)The patient refuses to be seen after hours as required by the dentist.
B)The patient has a condition that the dentist normally refers to a specialist.
C)The dentist feels uncomfortable about treating someone with HIV.
D)The dentist cannot refuse to treat an HIV positive person under any circumstance.
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Which of the following forms of licensure allows a dentist who is licensed in one state a license to practice in another state without further examination or requirements?

A)Licensure by credential
B)Reciprocity
C)Limited license
D)Probationary license
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28
Which of the following is the correct way for a dental assistant to correct a chart entry?

A)Use ink to write over the incorrect entry.
B)Get a new, blank history form and discard the one with the correct entry.
C)Use Wite-Out or other correction fluid to cover up the old entry.
D)Draw a single line through the original entry so that it can still be read.
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29
Which of the following types of law deals with binding agreements between two people?

A)Misdemeanor
B)Tort
C)Administrative
D)Contract
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Which of the following is the least severe classification of criminal law?

A)Felony
B)Malpractice
C)Misdemeanor
D)Infraction
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31
Informed consent forms :

A)are an alternative to face-to-face discussion between the dentist and the patient.
B)work to reduce the amount of time required to answer all of the patient's questions and concerns.
C)must be chosen from commercial sources; development of a personal form is prohibited.
D)greatly increase the dentist's chance of defense against allegations from a patient that he or she was not fully informed about a procedure.
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32
Immunity is granted from criminal or civil liability for reporting abuse as required in states that legally _________ the reporting of child,spousal,or elder abuse.

A)mandate
B)permit
C)allow
D)sanction
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33
____________ is (are)not included in the patient chart.

A)Patient financial records
B)Examination records
C)Radiographs
D)Correspondence to or about a patient
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34
Regulations for dental assistants:

A)vary greatly from state to state.
B)are established by the federal government.
C)were created by the American Dental Assistants Association (ADAA).
D)are determined by the employer dentist according to the doctrine of respondent superior.
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35
A dentist usually refers a patient when:

A)he or she does not want to treat the patient.
B)the case is unusual and conditions are beyond the dentist's scope of expertise.
C)the patient has early adult periodontitis.
D)the patient does not have dental insurance benefits.
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36
A patient of record is a person who has:

A)contacted the office by phone or e-mail for an appointment.
B)been examined and diagnosed by a licensed dentist.
C)spoken with the dentist.
D)completed a medical and dental history form.
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37
Which of the following categories of civil law is established by actions rather than words?

A)Expressed contract
B)Implied contract
C)Administrative
D)Tort
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38
What must a dentist do to avoid a patient claim of abandonment?

A)Prove that the patient did not follow instructions.
B)Show that the patient failed to keep appointments.
C)Send a notification of termination.
D)Show the patient failed to pay a bill.
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39
Which of the following is legally necessary to dismiss a patient from a dental practice?

A)Written notice of termination
B)Forwarding the original patient record to the subsequent dentist
C)A signed release form by the patient and the dentist
D)A hold-harmless clause in a written contract
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40
Which of the following offenses is most likely to result in imprisonment?

A)Felony criminal
B)Misdemeanor criminal
C)Infraction criminal
D)Civil
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41
Abandonment could be charged if the dentist:

A)prepares a tooth for a crown and then does not deliver and cement the crown.
B)makes arrangements for another dentist to provide patient care in his or her absence.
C)goes on a last-minute vacation and forwards his calls to an answering service.
D)decides to move his practice to another state in 90 days.
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42
Asking for a parent's consent for emergency treatment in advance is called:

A)marginalization.
B)res gestae.
C)blanket consent.
D)thinking in advance.
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43
Which of the following situations is not an exception to disclosure?

A)A patient asks not to be advised.
B)The patient has a choice of treatment options.
C)The information is so upsetting that the patient cannot be rational.
D)Treatment is minor and rarely results in risk.
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44
What percentage of child abuse injuries involve the head,neck,or mouth area?

A)25%
B)50%
C)75%
D)100%
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45
When parents live separately,the child's personal information form should indicate which parent:

A)is the custodial parent.
B)will be bringing the child to the next dental appointment.
C)is the natural birth parent of the child, or adoptive parent if that is the situation.
D)initiated the separation.
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46
Which of the following is the most common form of elder abuse?

A)Physical neglect or injury
B)Emotional abuse or deprivation
C)Sexual abuse
D)Financial exploitation
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47
Legal problems with patients are best avoided by maintaining ________ with all patients.

A)extended office hours
B)efficient staff
C)good rapport and open communication
D)good records
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48
Which of the following is not an indicator of dental neglect or abuse?

A)Untreated rampant caries
B)Untreated trauma affecting the orofacial region
C)A devital anterior tooth
D)Injury to the labial frenum
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49
Many states identify dental professionals as ______ of suspected cases of child abuse.

A)the frontline of identification
B)mandated reporters
C)excessively overeager
D)injudicious
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Who should make a guarantee about the outcome of dental treatment?

A)Dentist
B)Dental assistant
C)Business office staff
D)No one
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