Dr. Henrik Berlin Pediatric - TePe post-test questions

From Tears to Triumph--clinical tips for Successful Pediatric Dentistry

Presented by Dr. Henrik Berlin, DDS, PhD, and Specialist in Pediatric Dentistry
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1. According to the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child, what age is the chronological age when defining a child?*

Below the age of 18 years oldBelow the age of 16 years oldBelow the age of 14 years old
2. A child’s mental health encompasses what aspects:*

BiologicalPsychologicalSocialAll of the above
3. What are the four stages of cognitive development that Jean Piaget discusses?*

Motor Coordination, Pre-coordination, Concreate Coordination, Formal CoordinationSensorimotor, Preoperational, Concreate Operational, Formal OperationalDual Operational, Sensorimotor, Concrete Operational, Independent Operational
4. Vygotsky founded the concept of Zone of Proximal Development, which means the child can achieve more with support than they can alone.*

TrueFalse
5. At what age do children typically start forming 2-word sentences?*

10-14 months1.5 years2 years5 years
6. Attachment Theory explains how children relate to caregivers by offering 4 different attachment styles which include:*

Balanced, Avoidant, Compulsive, DisorganizedSupportive, Regulated, Avoidant, CompulsiveCo-dependent, Unregulated, Compulsive, Disorganized
7.According to a study by Klingberg, children with dental fear and anxiety also tend to have behavior management problems.*

TrueFalse
8. What non-invasive techniques should clinicians first use for the management of procedural pain for children?*

SedationLocal anestheticsTell-Show-Do and distraction techniques
9. What are the two main approaches for child sedation?*

Benzodiazepine and nitrous oxideLocal anesthesia and mouth rinseGeneral anesthesia and nitrous oxide
10. What does Dr. Henrik Berlin say is the key to making sure the child stays healthy and pain free?*

Reactive care based on painFocus on preventionExtract primary teeth as a primary option when pain is present
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From Tears to Triumph--clinical tips for Successful Pediatric Dentistry

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