part II please help with answers

[drslim]

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1) which of the following is best to know the platelet count?
PT time
Bleeding time
INR

2)Effect of Norepi.. how does it increase the blood pressure?
heart rate
contractility
peripheral resistance

3)which is the most susceptible to caries?
Mnd 1st molar
Mnd 2nd molar
Mx 1st molar
Mx 2nd molar

4) which is the most soluble?
hydroxyapatite
carbonic apatite
fluoroapatite

5)which of the following is least likely to cause progressive perio problems?
soft tissue injury
ill fitting margins
rough margins
within biologic width

6) ADA publication magazine covers what?

7) Cancer SSC how much radiation on average? 7300 GY?

8)Name of the fluoride in drinkin water?

 

[dentist777]

8)Name of the fluoride in drinkin water?
Fluoride is typically added to potable water in the form of sodium hexafluorosilicate or hexafluorosilicic acid,[2][3] at a level between 0.7 and 1.2 ppm. These compounds originate as side products from the processing ("defluorination") of phosphate ores to prepare fertilizers, food additives, etc. [4][5] Fluorides such as sodium fluoride (NaF), sodium monofluorophosphate ("SMFP" or "MFP", Na2FPO3), tin(II) fluoride ("Stannous fluoride", SnF2), and amine fluorides are common ingredients in toothpaste.

 

[doc76]

1) which of the following is best to know the platelet count?
PT time
Bleeding time
INR

2)Effect of Norepi.. how does it increase the blood pressure?
heart rate
contractility
peripheral resistance

3)which is the most susceptible to caries?
Mnd 1st molar
Mnd 2nd molar
Mx 1st molar
Mx 2nd molar

4) which is the most soluble?
hydroxyapatite
carbonic apatite
fluoroapatite

5)which of the following is least likely to cause progressive perio problems?
soft tissue injury
ill fitting margins
rough margins
within biologic width

6) ADA publication magazine covers what?

7) Cancer SSC how much radiation on average? 7300 GY?

8)Name of the fluoride in drinkin water?

effect of norepi...how does it increase blood pressure?
periphreal resistance

 

[eebigdog]

8)Name of the fluoride in drinkin water?
Fluoride is typically added to potable water in the form of sodium hexafluorosilicate or hexafluorosilicic acid,[2][3] at a level between 0.7 and 1.2 ppm. These compounds originate as side products from the processing ("defluorination") of phosphate ores to prepare fertilizers, food additives, etc. [4][5] Fluorides such as sodium fluoride (NaF), sodium monofluorophosphate ("SMFP" or "MFP", Na2FPO3), tin(II) fluoride ("Stannous fluoride", SnF2), and amine fluorides are common ingredients in toothpaste.

Dental Decks say :

The following types of fluoride are often added to water supplies:
- Sodium fluoride
- Hydrofluorocillic acid
- Sodium silicofluoride

 

[eebigdog]

1) which of the following is best to know the platelet count?
PT time
Bleeding time CORRECT
INR

4) which is the most soluble?
hydroxyapatite
carbonic apatite CORRECT
fluoroapatite

5)which of the following is least likely to cause progressive perio problems?
soft tissue injury CORRECT
ill fitting margins
rough margins
within biologic width